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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1902

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Bryan shoots down Lamont presidential boom

Yankton Press and Dakotan reports Hon. William J. Bryan in The Commoner disputes Dan Lamont's presidential bid, urging the Democrats to oppose it. The piece notes no Lamont nomination likelihood and urges Bryan to target the common enemy instead of his own party faction.

Yankton Press Dakotan William J. Bryan the Commoner Dan Lamont Brayn Lamont Bryan

Mitchell High School to Hold Graduation Exercises

Mitchell High School will hold its annual commencement at the Corn Palace on Friday June 6 with nine graduates to receive diplomas Misses Josephyne Willkomm Miahel Snow Glanehe Orswell Maude Bradstrop Fanny McCormick Rilla Referson and Messrs Horace Jess Percy Tardesty Loren Webber Each will deliver a valedictory Oration The baccalaureate sermon will be given by Rev Fred T Drewett of the Baptist church on Sunday June 1 at the Corn Palace

Mitchell High School Corn Palace Opera House Josephyne Willkomm Miahel Snow Glanehe Orswell Maude Bradstrop Fanny McCormick Rilla Referson Horace Jess Percy Tardesty Loren Webber Fred T. Drewett The Baptist Church

Decoration Day Observance Planned With Procession and Sermon

Memorial Sunday and Decoration Day programs are outlined led by Mr. Preston. The G A R and W R C plan a 9 am Main Street parade to Grace land cemetery, graves decorated, and a 2:30 pm program at the Grand Opera House with Lincoln's Gettysburg Address read by Miss Corwin and a patriotic drill by local students.

Main Street State Band and Co. TD Main Railroad Streets Omaha Graceland Cemetery J. B. Wolgemuth Marshall Graceland Owens State Guards Grand Opera House G. A. RB Opera House Fred T. Drewett Lincoln Clara Nobis Ihfon IH. C

Lead Lodge of Worksmen Tops State With 107 New Members

The Lead Lodge of Worksmen led all lodges in 1901 with 811 members, up from 704 on Jan 1, a gain of 107. Grand Master presented the banner to W. H. Campbell. The grand lodge will hold the next session in the Queen City of the Hills. Grand Recorder Lavin’s salary rises from 1500 to 1800.

Grand Lodge Lead Lodge W. H. Campbell Queen City of the Hills Lavin The

Resignations and Hiring at Local Creamery

Frank Redford resigns as buttermaker at J. E. Turner & Son's creamery to take a traveling sales position with H. N. Garey of Mt. Vernon promoting the Alpha separator. Brockaway from Alpena replaces him as new buttermaker.

Frank Redford J. E. Turner & Son H. N. Garey Mt. Vernon Mr. Redford Brockaway Alpena

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