Mitchell High School Elects Manthey as Principal
J J Manthey of Scotland is chosen to lead Mitchell High School at 1100 dollars per year filling the vacancy caused by M M Ramer’s resignation. The board also approves Decoration Day exercises funding and graduates 18 girls and 14 boys under superintendent Hoff with a balanced sexes ratio for the first time in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
High Scool
M. M. Ramer
J. J. Manthey
Scotland
Manthey
Mitchell Schools
Grand Army of the Republic
Hoff
Florence Walrath
Mary Louise Burns
Michel Spry
Pauline Blindaeur
Ru H Steeks
Mable Sheets
Anna Scot
Rachel Doyle
Letha Paullin
Alice Halfhill
Zelma Rongstad
Estelle Hofstetter
Carrie Overgard
Merle Rowley
Julia Splitt
Agnes Smith
Rachel Whyte
Flossie Bender
Raymond Blynn
Paul Sheeks
Albert Nolt
Burl Wallace
Carl Stair
George Winsor
Clayton Doane
Charles Jones
Guy Cook
Dennis Coughlin
Fred Porter
Chester Ruth
Russell Jensen
Brewster White
May Musical Festival Promises Major City Event
The second annual festival in Mitchell features the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra conducted by Emil Oberhoffer with 45 musicians and four soloists. Wesleyan University Choral Club joins for Bach and Gaul oratorios on May 26, followed by two concerts on Wednesday with 82.50 season prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Emil
Berhoffer
Chicago
Thomas Orchestra
Oberhoffer
Munich
Bavaria
Gariut
New York
St. Paul
Frederick Carberry
Grant Haveley
Wesleyan University Choral Club
Wesleyan Choral Club
God
Bach
Holy City
Gaul
Emory W. Hobson
Chorius
Tickets With Reserved Seats On Sale Friday May 22
Tickets with reserved seats will be placed on sale Friday May 22. Further announcements will be given later.
Local Wedding Unites Cleo Dabler and Edna Anderson
On May 6 at the bride’s mother home near Mitchell a ceremony joined Cleo Dabler and Edna Anderson in marriage. Pastor Geo Draper officiated as about 40 friends attended and a hearty supper followed. The couple plan housekeeping later this summer with groom’s parents nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Anerson
Mitchell
Cleo Dabler
Edna Anderson
Geo. Draper
Conde. S. D
Smith
J. L. Andersson
Emily Angerson
Fraik Paterson
Prosper Townssip
Window glass accident at Silsby building front
The Circular plate glass front at the Silsby building cracked during removal and replacement. A large cradle failed as workers attempted to invert the pane, causing a 700 dollar collapse and injuring Arthur Brodstrup, who was treated for possible internal injuries. No insurance covered the circular front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsby
Silbsy
Arthur Brodstrup
Sheridan's duck bargain ends with borrowed ducks
A tale about Rich ard Brinsley Sheridan returning from a shoot with an empty bag observes ducks on a pond. He offers a man half a sovereign for a shot and fires into the flock, killing a dozen or more, only to learn the ducks were not the man’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Sheridan
Christian Advocate
Mitchell to see foundation laid for federal building
Contractor Danner arrives in Mitchell to begin construction within two weeks. Moore and Danner of Kokomo, Indiana, handle the project with bids invited for concrete work, sand, and excavation. The building, 40 by 37 feet, will be heated by hot water and lit by electricity, with modern facilities and a depot urged for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Federal
E. L Danner
Moore & Danner
Kokomo
Ind
Danner
Congress
Logan
New Milwaukee freight depot opens with bright, expanded space
Milwaukees agents led by Will H George and Logan Mizener celebrate moving to the new 200 by 37 foot freight depot on East Railroad Street. The brick structure on concrete piles includes six to seven doorways, three tracks, electric lighting, and a perishable goods room with radiators. The facility aims to meet years of growing business and ease prior congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. George
Milwaukee Company
Logan Mizener
Department
Milwaukee
Their Closing Meeting of the Today Club
The Today Club held its year end meeting at Mrs. C T Litchfield’s home with a 6:30 dinner. Guests placed by an hand arranged poem lines puzzle. Miss Starr led a short toast program and new officers were elected for the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Today Club
C. T. Litchfield
Mamie Ogin
Grace Jebser
Ethel Lyons
Ken King
Lizzie Brown
Reception Honoring Graduates and Faculty at Ramer Home
Principal and Mrs. M. M. Ramer hosted a south side reception Monday evening for high school graduates and the faculty. The event featured red and white class color decorations, games including a musical contest, and souvenir cards with leap year partners chosen for supper. Miss Merle Rowley and Paul Sheeks led the grand march to the dining room, with plates set for forty guests and warm thanks given to the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Ramer
South Side
Merle Rowley
Paul Sheeks
Bozt
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Jery
Diehl & Brown
Dakota
Mitchell, South Dakota
Davison County
W. A. Wheeler
Main Street
Bidwell Land & Loan CO
DEAN
Cactus Oil
Olney &McDaid
Clinton
Iowa
Enet Cat Towa
Sy Scallin Bros . Druss
Mitchell, S. D
Tlemen
Prosper
Anderson-Dabler
Cele
Ramer
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