Rome Township Schools Improve Amid Mixed Conditions
In Rome township five districts operate amid varying facilities. No. 38 boasts the best school house in the county while No. 37 under Miss Theresa Clark shows promise with thirteen students. No. 35 led by Miss Lottie Carpenter reports twelve pupils, a strong literary society, and good recitations though others face repairs and missing teaching aids.
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Ethan
Rome Township
Mae Crampton
Theresa Clark
Mitchell High School
Rhoda Miller
Freda Hoffman
Lottie Carpenter
Ward Academy
City Orders 250 Water Meters to Be Installed by May First
Chairman Wells reports the city council has ordered 250 water meters at about 12 dollars each installed for May first 1907. The meters will be paid by consumers and placed on trains while waste control increases. Progress on a new pump at the water works is slow awaiting Milwaukee connections and a roofed pit for the brass tramings.
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Wells
Water Works Committee
Tudiy
P Sitton
Milwaukee
Rev A E Carhart Marries Mrs Cecelia Winette in Mitchell
Marriage announced for Rev A E Carhart of Mitchell to Mrs Cecelia Winette of Chicago. ceremony Nov 14 at bride’s sister Mrs A Hewline’s home 2924 Lake Park Ave officiated by Rev Lewis Leasman. Couple to St Louis for Anti Saloon League meeting. he has long served as treasurer editor and state organizer.
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A. E. Carhart
Cecelia Winette
Chicago
A. Hewline
Lake Park Ave
Lewis Leasman
Mitchell
Carhart
Anti-Saloon League
Carbatt
League
Hudson
Dowdell Expands Press Empire in State Campaign
Robert E. Dowdell, elected from Sanborn County as state senior, reportedly controls a string of papers in his home county. He recently acquired the Woonsocket News, clarifying earlier reports that the sale had not occurred. Dowdell announced ownership through the paper’s columns last week.
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Robert E. Dowdell
Pettigrew
Iit
Dowdell
Sanborn County
Woonsocket News
News
Anticipated Legislation Ahead in Pierre Session
Reports from Pierre indicate a robust eyed agenda for the upcoming legislature with primary election and anti pass bills. Lawmakers plan emergency passage for the primary measure to blockReferendum delays and allow immediate effect, while anti pass action is expected to wait until session adjournment for fuller debate.
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Pierre
Supreme Court
Capitol
Informal reception at Mrs Hitchcock’s home delights guests
About fifty guests attended an afternoon reception at the home of Mrs A E Hitchcock on Wednesday from 3:30 to 5, with Mary Kibbee and Margaret Anderson at the door and many ladies aiding in hosting. Yellow and pink white chrysanthemums decorated the rooms as coffee and bouillon were served.
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A. E. Hitchcock
Mary Kibbee
Margaret Anderson
Hitchcock
Geo. A. Silsby
J. O. Walrath
Geo. E. Foster
Jay A. Dundas
Railroads Target Five Cent Fare Reforms Call
South Dakota Travel ing Men's Association planned instigatory steps for five cent fare, depot lighting and heating, and other improvements. A legislative committee was formed to push reforms, with a Mitchell conference next Saturday to decide on presenting them to the legislature. Representatives from Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul were to attend.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
Chicago, Milwaukee & St
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