Messiah Concert Ends Mitchell May Festival in Style
The Mitchell May Festival closed with the Messiah presented by the Choral Union of University and downtown singers, Theodore Thomas Orchestra, and pianist Miss Fannie J. McCormick. Edward Johnson tenor led the first note with strong, graceful singing. Witherspoon bass and Spencer contralto delivered standout numbers, while Mrs. Corinne Rider-Kelsey impressed as soprano. The nearly 100-voice chorus, conducted by Emory W. Hobson, drew praise for precision and passion.
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Huesday
Choral Union of University and Downtown
Theodore Thomas Orchestra
Fannie J. McCormick
Corn Palace
Hobson
Edward Johnson
Ivery Valley
Johnson
Herbert Witherspoon
Mr. Witherspoon
Janet Spencer
Zion
Miss Spencer
Spencer
Corinne Rider-Kelsey
Kelsey
Emory W. Hobson
Dakota Wesleyan Conservatory of Music
Thomas
Mitchell
Mitchell Market Report Hogs and Cattle Prices
Stockbuyer B. Storer reports hog prices near 85.85 and fat cattle quotes around 84.25 to 84.00. Fat steers listed from 84.25 to 85.25 with market activity centered on Mitchell.
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B. Storer
Afternoon Concert Delights Mitchell Audience With Mendelssohn And Steindel
The matinee at the Thomas concert drew a large crowd as warm weather circulated. Director Stock opened with Mendelssohn and Howard Johnson sang La Boheme arias to an enraptured, encore demanding audience. Bruno Steindel the cellist offered Adagio Mozart Serenade and Polonaise de Concert, drawing high praise. The finale featured Goldmark The Country Wedding with vivid orchestration and strong performances.
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Thomas
Cornu Palace
Stock
Mendelssohn
Howard Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Mitchell
Johnson
Bruno Steindel
Steindel
Mozart
Rinsky-Korsakov
Popper
Goldmark
Siochwa
Change of venue moved Kaufmann trial to Moody County
Parkston residents traveled to Sioux Falls after attending the Kaufmann murder trial opening. The defense secured a venue change to Moody County with Judge Smith setting Flancheau to host the trial on June 4. The move followed a display of bloody clothing related to the murdered girl shown in earlier proceedings.
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Parkston
Sioux Falls
Kaufmann
Boost Your Town with Open Boosters, Chamber Poem
A Lima Ohio authored poem read before the Troy New York Chamber of Commerce urges communities to actively promote local projects. It counsels boosters to support neighbors, forgive faults, and cast hopeful efforts that may return, stressing that every town owns its own future.
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Troy, N.Y
Congregational Progress Self-Supporting in Past Year
South Dakota Congregational churches report strong growth with 10 self-supporting, 8 new, 4 voting to self-support. 8 churches organized. Benevolence gifts up 43 percent. total membership 8,255 with 1,126 additions. Sunday school attendance near 10,000. 169 churches, 31 reporting revivals.
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Congregationalists
Huron
Miss Wainwright
Sout
Dakota
Mhertert Thrall
Congregational
South Dakota
Morning View Addition seen guarded by local authorities
Morning View addition features north south and east west avenues guarded by Smith and Mizener under Captain E J Grinnell. Prof W C Baker privatizes a 10 acre block with cleared fields and tree lines. A W Gaines and Raymond Thompson also shape land with crops and future trees. Thompson vows not to sell, predicting rising values as the University grows, affirming the area’s appeal to educated residents.
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Morning View
Smith and Mizener
E. J. Grinnell
W. C. Baker
A. W. Gaines
Raymond Thompson
Thompson
Scriven Begins Allotment Work for Rosebud Indians
Patisa SI May wo It Serven of Mitchell recently appointed allotting agent for the Rosebud Indians arrives to assume duties with Dallas as his base. He and assistant Samuel Chilton will allot lands to Indians in Tripp county first, aiming to complete before surplus lands open to white settlement later this year under a treaty with the Rosebud last year.
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Patisa
Mitchell
Dallas
Tripp County
Northwest
Sent
Iie
Samuel Chilton
Gregory County
Scriven
James McLaughlin
The
Indian Bureau
Davison County Announces 82000 Fund For Loans
Notice from H R Anderson County Auditor of Davison County offering 82000 dollars to loan to school districts or on farm land in Davison County. Loans on time to suit at 5 percent interest. Apply at the county auditor’s office.
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Davison County
New 1907 South Dakota Map Offer
The Capital arranged with Frank Peterson, map publisher of Lake Andes SD, to mail each subscriber a free 1907 pocket map upon receiving five 1 cent stamps to cover postage. The 25 cent edition shows new towns and railroads and is up to date. Send requests to E Frank Peterson Lake Andes SD as a subscriber.
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Frank Peterson
South Dakota
Lake Andes
E. Frank Peterson
Greatest Migration in History
National Geographic Magazine reports an unprecedented Atlantic migration to the United States. Immigrant admissions reached 1,026,499 in 1905 and 1,100,725 in 1906, with the current year expected to surpass 1906. Since June 30, 1900, about 6,000,000 have been admitted, roughly 5,500,000 settling permanently.
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National Geographic Magazine
Atlantic
United States
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Myrtle Lee
Florence Morris
H. EB. Hitchcock
C. E. Vermilyea
Fred Tiffany
Hazel Lathrop
J. A. Swift
Grace Beckwith
Mona Doane
Bernice Lathrop
Grace Warren
Marie Frizzell
Res Palmer
Mildred Brown
Nellie Pease
Emma Waterbury
Eliza Vermilyea
Grace Daniels
Ava Whitlow
Dora Reynolds
Katheryn Stewart
Una Smith
Clara Christianson
Grace Nicholson
Gladys Burge
Roy Morris
M. R. Tournier
C. W. Downey
James Coughlan
B. F. Tanner
R. S. Westaby
O. E. Combellick
Ralph Noble
J. F. Aukland
Carl Fosse
M. V. Smith
H. H. Weak
H. J. Smith
Charles Derr
Ora Garner
Samuel Wier
Emma Rempfer
Mina Hager
Marjorie Ruth
Florence Carhart
Grace Cooper
May Welch
Roxie Butterfield
Nina Jayne
Grace Richard
E. BE. Coper
Marjory Chandler
S. H. Scallin
Miss Bingham
Elsie Parrett
Pearl Richard
Florence Nicholson
Bass
Fred Kratz
John Stephens
D. Eugene Hager
W. D. Scott
Philip Laurson
W. J. Turneaure
Horace Pratt
H. C. Kingsbery
Percy Winslow
Ira Schuler
W. J. Smith
Clarence Loomis
Walter Seaman
Guy VanAlstine
J. E. Dunn
Herbert Stout
Mitchell Market Report
Thaottias
Theo Moat
Moody County
Flandreau
A. W. Chase
Tate
Dr. Chamedicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Will
H. R. Anderson
Winter Bros
J. H. Freyberger
East Side
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3Rd and Lawler
Japan
W. J. Frad
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