Mitchell 10 to 5 Madison in hard cold game
Mitchell High School defeated Madison 10 to 5 in a bitterly cold football clash at Athletic Park. Chase and Seaman sparked Mitchell, while Madison answered with a late touchdown, but failed on kicks and fell short.
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Athletic Park
Madison
Mitchell
Chase
Kimble
Mundison
Perry
Seaman
Dix
Madison Fellows
Michell
Gregory
Norton
Aberdeen
Man Found Near Bridge On Minnesota Street
A University student found a man, later identified as Charles Mott, lying south of the bridge on Minnesota Street around 7 am. He alerted Stephen Spink who assisted, and Chief Keith transported the body to the Plotner house for identification.
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Minnesota Street
Stephen Spink
Spink
Keith
Plotner
Charles Mott
Mott
Charles Mott Dies After Delirium tremens
Charles Mott died at the Platner house between 9:30 and 10 on Tuesday morning after wandering off Sunday night and spending the night outdoors. He suffered exposure and delirium tremens, lingering through the morning. A Mitchell resident for an unknown period, he cleaned saloons and did odd jobs and was about 57. Relatives in the east were said to exist but could not be reached.
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Bobb
Freyberg
Mott
Wm. Lapinski
Stree
Lipinski
Matt
Minnesota Street
Sein
Charles Mott
Platner House
Mitchell
Mde
Dispensary Amendment Defeated in South Dakota
Sioux Falls readers learn that statewide returns show 45,038 ballots against and 30,314 in favor of the dispensary amendment with about 14,724 in the negative. The measure, once adopted two years ago with little understanding, failed as more voters examined its impact.
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Sioux Falls
In the Wrong Pew Northwest Magazine Tale
A man who sat between his wife and daughter leaves during a scene in a Water town theater. Upon returning he sits between two women and quips about others wearing stockings. Remarks provoke protesting responses as the audience critiques his behavior. He was in the wrong pew.
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Northwest Magazine
Watertown
Married Tuesday Morning at Holy Family Church
Kathryn Koch and D W Burright united in marriage at Holy Family Catholic church in a quiet ceremony attended by close friends and relatives. Father Shea performed the Nuptial Mass before a morning reception at the bride’s home and a subsequent move to their residence on West Third Street. The Republican joins well wishes for a happy future.
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Holy Family Catholic Church
Kathryn Koch
Wm. Koch
D. W. Burright
Henry Swindler
Mias Gertrude Koch
Father Shea
Mrs. Burright
Wheeler Keeps County Seat in Geddes Push Defeated
In Charles Mix county a move to transfer the county seat from Wheeler to Geddes failed. Geddes offered a courthouse and railroad-proximate lure, but voters rejected changing the seat. Only Sisseton secured a county seat in the state round of four, becoming Roberts county capital.
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Charles Mix County
Wheeler
Missouri
Geddes
Sisseton
Roberts County
Afternoon Reception at Bowdle Homes
Mrs. Alex M Bowdle and Mrs Ralph R Bowdle hosted a Saturday afternoon reception from two to six PM. A long guest list filled the hours with arrivals beginning shortly after two and continuing through the late afternoon. Little Mary Morrow assisted guests at the door guiding them to upstairs rooms.
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Mesdames Bowdle
Gertrude Becker
Nona Prescott
Ruth Youngman
J. T. Morrow
A. E. Hitchcock
Geo. F. Foster
Frank M. Hammer
J. D. Anderson
Robert Ward
Alex. M. Bowdle
Ralph R. Bowdle
Mary Morrow
Splendid Court House Concert Impresses All
The Stephenson String Quartet and Wallace Amsbury wowed a full court house crowd on Monday night with ten encores. Clara Stephenson played cello solos while Elsie and Lalla Stephenson impressed on violin. Next on the lecture and concert course, the fadettes perform December 13 at the court house.
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Court House
Stephenson String Quartet
Wallace Amsbury
Amsbury
Luke
St. Anne
Mr. Dooley
George
Cork
Clara Stephenson
Elsie
Lalla Stephenson
Lalla
Mrs Carney's Generosity in Yankton Cow Gift
Mrs O H Carney won a cow in an election bat and the animal has begun benefiting a good republican family. The cow's presence brings cream to many Yankton babies, signaling widening prosperity and national tastes through her generosity.
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Yankton
O. H. Carney
Mra. Carney
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R. F. Dundass
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Price
Chicago Shoe House
Steve
Stewart
M. H. .Gosche
Smith S&l Conyes
Boise
Ters
Mitchell High School
Madison Eleven
Miss Koch
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Mr. Amsbury
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