Vermillion Drops A Ten Inning Duel To Mitchell 6 4
Mitchell defeated Vermillion 6 to 4 in ten innings after a tight pitchers' duel. Dobson held Vermillion in check after early bursts, with five Mitchell runs across innings four through seven to tie and force extras. Tanner then tripled for the winning run in the tenth as Getchell worked the plate without incident.
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Mitchell
Vermillion
State University
Dakota Wesleyan
Dobson
Wieh
Fossum
Williams
Tanner
Jack Getehell
Tardy
Wendelkin
Bartlett
Gould
Ul Quarnberg
Kingsbury
Vermillion PO
Hickey
Niel
St Johnson
Ster
Roberts
Ssoocoos
Cooper
Sawyer
Peewee Rene
Eliiore
Rere
Two Colleges Aim Annual Meetings in Athletics and Football
After years of competition and improved relations the two colleges plan to meet annually. Spring athletic encounters will precede renewed fall football clashes between the same teams.
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Hon Tas
Mitchell
City Council Sells Sewer Bonds at 4 1/4 Percent
Mitchell voters witness a finance milestone as the City accepts a 4 1/4 percent bid from Trowbridge and Niver for 20 year sewer bonds. The decision saves about 4200 in interest versus the 5 percent option and positions the city favorably with national peers. Side bids for water mains and sidewalks are approved or referred to committees as the council pursues street and park improvements.
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Omaha Railroa
Prowbridge and
Nivel Co
Chinico
Peat
Otter
Trowbridge & River Co
Mitchell
W. A. Heimberger
Messrs Trowbridge and Niver
J. C. Roth
Geoustin
Barnes & Prendergast
Fifth Avenue
Main and
Rowley
Rowley Street
Fourth and
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Third Avenue
Davison Street
Capital Street
Burr
Capital Streets
I. W. Seaman
Fair Grounds
Ile
Hannett, Wings and Reeves
Funeral Services for John Mueller Held at German Evangelical
Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at the German Evangelical church for John Mueller by Rev. J. Saas. Interment followed in Graceland cemetery. Mueller, born November 14, 1822 in Switzerland, moved to the United States in 1848, married in 1866, lived in Mitchell since 1900, died May 20, 1905 from a paralytic stroke. He leaves a wife, one daughter Mrs. M. I. Weideman, a granddaughter Mrs. J. C. Sneller, four grandsons, a great grandson, and many relatives.
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John Mueller
J. Saas
Graceland Cemetery
John M. Mueller
Switzerland
Michigan
Mitchell
Ile
M. I. Weideman
J. C. Sneller
For the University Add to Its Strength
Shirt factory at penitentiary to be installed and work will commence soon. Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows elected their new officers at Redfield.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
New Faculty Additions and Enlargements at Dakota Wesleyan
The Dakota Wesleyan University catalogue shows 468 students, up 117 from last year, the largest northwest increase. The executive committee announced three personnel changes including J L Wingfield’s move to state bank examiner and W S Correll as next year’s commercial school principal. Correll, a Berea College graduate, brings extensive teaching and administration experience from multiple institutions. Enlargements include music and vocal programs. MissLee to teach piano. Tyarry to teach violin. Max L McCullough to lead voice and choral activities. Miss Ruth Youngman named secretary to the president.
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Northwest
J. L. Wingfield
Wingfield
V. S. Correll
Poultney
Correll
Nicholson
Chicago
East
Dakota Wesleyan University
Berea College
Kentucky
Phonographic Institute
Cincinnati
Grege School
Northwestern Normal
Moran School of Shorthand
St. Louis
Metropolitan Business College
Red River Valley University
Ocean Grove
New Jersey
Coleman Business College
Newark
N. J
School of Music
Tarkio
Cornell College
Oberlin
Alice Moshier
Ruth Youngmnn
Miss Youngman
Calle O
Sterling Manufacturing to Run Shirt Factory at State Penitentiary
O S Swenson, recently retired Penitentiary warden, named manager of a Sterling Manufacturing Co shirt factory to operate at the state penitentiary starting July. L V Glaser travels to finalize installation. 20 convicts will work, 240 dozen shirts daily, five year state contract, projected annual profit around 20000. Superintendent to relocate from Indiana with family.
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Sioux Falls
Swenson
Indiana
United States
Odd Fellows Elect Officers at Redfield Grand Lodge
The Redfield grand lodge elected officers with J. M. Burggess of Spearfish as Grand Master and J. A. McLaughlin of Fort Randall as deputy grand master. Frank Adams of White and H. J. Rice of Wuron were named grand warden and grand secretary respectively. George W. Snow of Springfield was chosen representative to sovereign grand lodge and W. C. Wass of Centerville to the grand judge post. In the Rebekah assembly Emily Grippin of Hot Springs was named president with Blanche Spaulding of Huron as vice president and Mrs. Mae Billinghurst of Pier as secretary.
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Odd Fellows Grand Lodge
Redfield
J. M. Burgess
Spearfish
J. A. McLaughlin
Fort Randall
Frank Adams
White
H. J. Rice
Wuron
George W. Snow
Spriufield
Sovereiun
W. C. Wass
Centerville
Rebekah
Emily Grippin
Hot Springs
Blanche Spaulding
Huron
Jennie Nash
Canton
Mae Billinghurst
Pier
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