Mitchell Welcomes New City Leaders and Sets Policy
Mitchell’s two-year administration closes with Seaman praising prudent budgeting, waterworks safety, and low crime. Fullerton’s new mayor outlines a conservative, fiscally sound agenda, stresses appointment vetting, and pledges harmony, efficiency, and city welfare as he assumes control alongside the new council.
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City Council of
Mitchell
Seaman
McDougall
Simpson
Indra
Pollard
Levinger
King
Bracy
McDougal
United States
South Dakota
Exmayor Seaman
Fullerton
W. H. Johanson
N. J. Nielsen
Mason Booth
Jos. Levinger
Johnson
Booth
Nielsen
Board of Health
J. K. Smith
John Reierson
Chas, Gardimer
J. C. Roth
H. J. Mohr
J. A. Brown
W. E. Crane
H. C. Greene
Stearns
Kibbee
University Selects Men for Yankton Athletic Tournament
Mitchell defeats Plankinton 4 to 4 in a close base ball game as the university schedules field day and selects the team to attend the Yankton athletic tournament this month.
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University
Yankton
Mitchell
Plankinton
University Athletes Triumph in Diamond and Track Contests
Dakota University field day at the fairground produced wins in the 50 yard dash and several track events. Jimmie Rogan starred in a 4 to 1 baseball victory over Plankinton, while a teachers salary hike and school repairs were decided at a board meeting.
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Dakota University
Fairground
S. G. Schurley
McLaughlin
Schurley
Alimb
H. H. Motley
Yankton
E. McLaughlin
R. J. Gammin
Mark Bennett
E. F. Colton
Shurley
Tanner
Motley
E. T. Blanchard
Board of Education
West Side
South Side
Mitchell
C.C. Boulton
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Scgallin
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Nillis’ Bargain House
GEO. E. Logan Furniture CO
Egal Blanks
Capital Office
Alexandria
Emery and
Armour
Rogan
Jones
Potter
Jimmie Rogan
Jimmie
Wells
Barber
Kingsley
Blanchard
Rogers
Plankinton Club
Colton
Blackman
University Battery
Mullen Brothers
Lamb of the University and
Bergatrum of
R. N. Kratz
Waterloo
Iowa
Kratz
U.S. Gov’t