Dotys Celebrate Fifty Years of Married Life in Dakota Era
Mr and Mrs J B Doty marked their golden wedding after fifty years of marriage begun October 26 1845 in Harpersfield Ohio. Friends from W R C G A R and Masonic lodge honored them at a Wisconsin hall with ceremonies speeches and a closing wish for many more years together.
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J. B. Doty
Irma McKinley
J. B. Wolgemuth
Anna Williams
Winslow Abbey
Justice Doty
Mr. Tearl
Geo. A. Silsby
Col. Doty
I. H. Teall
W. S. Lott
Mrs Doty
Messrs
L. W. Doty
Ashtabula County
Ohio
Warrington
Wis
Doty
Mr. Doty
38Rd
Wisconsin Light Infantry
46Th
McHenry County
Dakota
Wilds
Ethan
Mitchell
Ransom
Drake
Department of South Dakota
Masonic Lodge
Order
The
Baptist Church
Mrs. Doty
Republican
Unfinished Corn Palace Meeting Fails to Settle Money
Stockholders of the Corn Palace enterprise met in Commercial Club rooms to decide the disposition of treasury funds. A motion to keep funds in the treasury until July 1, 1896 failed to gain traction amid indecision. Adjournment followed with no plan for an opera house or fund distribution.
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Corn Palace
Gale
C. W. Gillis
J. K. Smith
Henry Benedict
Milwaukee
Koch
Smith
Benedict
Gillis
Corn Palace Company
Rogers Named Chief of Police and Duty Attends
Rogers is appointed Chief of Police and continues to oversee duties while officers remain on duty. Chief Hall will remain until proper removal. The arrangement preserves station leadership as the transition proceeds.
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Hall
Mitchell News Briefs: Police Shakeup and School Hiring
City council removes Chief Hall and appoints H B Rogers as police chief after a tense session with Acting Mayor Pollard presiding. Hall refuses to yield, while Rogers files bond and takes office as the council confirms the move. The piece also covers hiring an assistant teacher for Mitchell High School to alleviate overcrowding, the appointment of Miss June Connor at 40 dollars monthly, a pay raise for Miss Julia Rovers, and local school enrollment trends amid a growing foreign student presence.
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Police Hall
Rogers
Mitchell
Pollard
Levinger
Bracy
Simpson
Indra
Hall
Stearns
H. B. Rogers
Chief Hall
Council
Star
High School Enrollment Forces Extra Teacher Hired
The Board of Education met for a routine session Friday night with Prof. Quigley reporting on city schools. He noted the High School enrollment at 114 pupils and that classes to be taught by him, Prof. Shepherd, and Mrs. Taylor would total about 50, making it impossible to properly serve the students within existing time.
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Quigley
Spink
South Side
VanAlstina
June Connor
Julia Rovers
Mitchell
Wallace
Sanborn Street
Angell
Kyla Wallace
Board of Education
Shepherd
Taylor
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Eoke
SS. H
Scallin
Callin
Santa Claus
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Rockers
CHEA
the George &. Logan Furniture CO
South Dakota
JNO
D. Lawler
D. Walrath
V.pras
F. E. Moses
O.P. Graham
Ass’t Cash
First National Bank
John D. Lawler
Jos. C. Lawler
MO. O. Walrath
Thos. Fullerton Geo. &. Logan
Mrs
J. B. Loty
Masonic Hall
Ito
Opera House
Mrs. J. B. Doty
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Round House
Cosgrave
Seaman
H. B
the School Board
School Department
Ransom Post No
Territory of
Dougherty
Claus Grimm
Union Township
Geo. Dougherty
the Gazette
Grimm
Davison County
Leavening Powe
Royal
U.S. Gov't Report
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