Soldiers Swell Republican Ticket In Davison County Vote
Six soldiers ran on the Republican ticket in Davison County and won seats for probate judge auditor clerk of courts county commissioners and county superintendent. Branson beat Johnston for senator by 632 votes as new settlers bolstered GOP gains amid a strong county-wide Republican showing.
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W. Abbey
O. D. Stearns
S. Cattrell
W. H. Webster
S. J. Moore
O. W. Coursey
Davison County
Geo. A. Johnston
O. L. Branson
Iowa
Lynn County
Mitchell Highs Triumph Over Redfield College Team
Mitchell High School defeated Redfield college 28 to 12 Friday after noon. Porter Gregory H Seaman and W Seaman scored for Mitchell with Gregory converting two goals. Despite Redfield’s 185 pound line Mitchell showed speed and held firm in the first half as crops of the team coached by Prof Cropp led the home eleven to victory.
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Redfield
Redfield College
Mitchell
Porter
Gregory
H. Seaman
W. Seaman
Cropp
Baker
Greaves
Storer
White
Doyle
Johnston
Vickers
Nolt
Hough
Seaman
Wallis
Four-Down-Town Girls Social Aids Memorial Hall Build
The Four-Down-Town Girls held a social at Masonic Hall to raise funds for Century Memorial Hall. A large crowd enjoyed a varied program with music, readings, and raffles, aided by candy and fortune-telling booths. Net proceeds were expected to exceed 100 dollars with many donations from the city and university people.
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Memorial Hall
Masonic Hall
Cora Miner
Alice Saul
Sara Scallin
Silsby
Dakota University
Mitchell
Fred Kratz
Fred
Waunlla Ferris
Virgil Boyles
Boyles
J. E. Lardner
Oratory
the Universty
Paul Williams
Paul Brown
J. N. Crow
Dust and Sand Cloud Central Asia Deserts
In central Asia the air is thick with dust and fine detritus that drifts around objects and covers surfaces. In Khotan the dust can obscure the sun at noon, forcing reliance on a lamp to read fine print.
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Asia
Central Asia
Khotan
Workmen Win Tax Case on Life Insurance Fees
The A. O. U. W. lodge of the city defeats a tax demand of 2 percent on gross assessments for life insurance. Judge Smith ruled the test case in Yankton county favoring the fraternal order, potentially freeing similar societies from the levy. State officials debated appealing to the supreme court, while insurance attorneys argued the tax as required by Chapter 53.
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A. O. U. W. Lodge
Shober
State Insurance Department
Mutual Benefit
Pyle
Smith
Yankton County
Supreme Court
Afternoon Reception Hosts Social Week Favorite in Town
Mrs H R Kibbee hosted an afternoon reception on Lawler street from 2 30 to 5 00 with 135 invited guests. Mary Kibbee Jeannette Smith and a host of helpers made guests comfortable in parlor and hall, with punch coffee and floral decorations adding a festive touch.
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H. R. Kibbee
Lawler Street
Mary Kibbee
Jeannette Smith
C. H. Kibbee
G. W. Day
Social event at Mrs. Kibbee’s residence shines
An elegant gathering featured electric light chandeliers and chrysanthemums and ferns as decorations in each room. The affair was highly successful and guests enjoyed Mrs. Kibbee’s hospitality.
Contests Mark Land Office Hearings For Chamberlain Plaintiffs
Miss Emma and Pearl Harker withdrew their land contest at Chamberlain after hearings began. Alice Saul and Cora Miner also filed claims with the United States land office and face upcoming hearings in the Chamberlain district.
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Emma
Pearl Harker
Alice Saul
Cora Miner
Chamberlain
United States Land Office
Misses Harker
Land Office
Saul
Miner
Amateur Circus at Vermilyea Home Delights Guests
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Vermilyea hosted a social club night with a miniature circus. Members wore fanciful costumes, paraded in, and acted with toy horses and chariots, while sawdust, games like ping pong and caroms, and refreshments kept energy high.
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C. E. Vermilyea
Governor Herried Sweeps All Sioux Falls County Results
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader reports Herried the Republican candidate carried every county in the state with a 24382 plurality. The Democratic candidate for governor is left out in the cold and the paper notes near unanimous support statewide, with expectations of a near total victory for the GOP.
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Sioux Falls Argus Leader
Herried
Union
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D. T. Gilman
Pres
J.S. Daniels
Vice Press
J. Welch
Shier
Ational Bank
Mitchell, Souch Dakota
a _ General Banking
J. D. Newcomer
J. 8. Daniels
L. J. Welch
Mitchell National Bank
Ftakes
U. S
W.G. Davison
N.L Davison
Cashier
E. J. Quigley
W. M. Smith
J. T Morrow
Geo. H. Rew
Martin Gleason
Burnside’s Grocery
Didates
Century Memorial Hall Fund
Mitchell High School
A.C. A. W. Lodges
Irs
H.R. Kibbee
Insurance
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