Appreciation Of Pastors Surbeck Sendoff At Mitchell Church
A Thursday evening farewell at Rev J S Surbeck and wife marked nearly four years of pastoral leadership in Mitchell. About one hundred attendees from fifty plus families praised his high standards and community impact. Gifts included a toilet set, six silver spoons, and a rocking chair. The couple heads to Parkston with praise from parishioners recognizing church growth and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S
Surbeck
K. A
Grafton
Foreign Missionary Society
Sirtbeck
P.rior
Parkston
Mitchell
Reversed decision ties state football clash
A Mitchell Sioux Falls game ended in a disputed tie after officials reversed two calls to adjust a 13 to 12 result. The Argus Leader notes lingering debate over which team holds state championship claim and urges revisiting with matches against Sioux Falls and Aberdeen later in the season.
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Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Sioux Alls Argus-Leader
Sioux
Alls
Mitch
Vame
Argus-Leader
Sioux Alls
Argus Leader
Major S W Smith Takes Charge Of Mitchell Marble Co
Major S W Smith of Mason City Iowa arrives in Mitchell to oversee the marble business of his brother in law Mr Godden of Emmetsburg. He moves his family to Mitchell and is welcomed by local residents as he assumes leadership of the Mitchell Marble Transite Co and related branch operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Smith
Mason City
Iowa
Mitchell
Mitchell Marble and Tranite Co
Smith
Marble
Potts
Inlaw
Godden
Emmetsburg
Mitchell, & C
C. WI. Huntley
North Iowa Veterans’ Association
Antioch Commandery
Major Smith
Tere
Holding Farmers Institutes Drives Work to Pukwana
A. J. Chamberlain superintendent of farmers institutes remained in the city overnight then traveled to Pukwana Saturday morning to conduct an institute. A corn contest was arranged by John Stransky and plans for the Mitchell corn show in late December were set to be announced in a week or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Chamberlain
Farmers’ Institutes
Pukwana
John Stransky
Died of Her Burns Miss Whittemore at 20
Miss L Blanche Whittemore died at her south side home early Sunday after burns from kerosene exploding when she poured it onto a dying fire. She was 20, lived in the Spink house, kept roomers, and her parents took the body to Onawa Iowa for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Blanche Whittemore
South Side
Miss Whittemore
Onawa
Iowa
H. H. Morris
Spink House
Will Remain in Mitchell for Railroad Agency
W H George received a letter from E S Keeley and H R Harling of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul road outlining why he should stay as agent in Mitchell rather than Aberdeen. They praised his past work and offered the same salary, noting he could supervise planned Mitchell property changes. George decided to remain with the Mitchell office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Georve
E S&s. Keeley
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
H. R. Harling
Mr. George
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Sheeley
George
Opera House Opening Attended by Hoon Guests
Mr and Mrs A U Hoon visited from Armour to attend the Gale theatre opening and were guests of Mr and Mrs M M McDonald Monday evening.
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Opera House
A. U. Hoon
Armour
Gale Theatre
M. M. McDonald
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Diehl & Brown
L. O. Gale
McGoverns
Gray Fox
Raf
Mitchell, South Dakota
Val
Weaver’s Squares
Bidwell Land &04N CO
Mrs. Surbeck
Presbyterian Church
Mitchell Mar
Ble and Granite Co
Onawa Ia
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