Two Deaths and a Trial in South Dakota News Headlines
A detailed account covers Fitreoff Fidroff in Yankton deemed dangerous by the insane commission after testimony from family and neighbors. The board commits him to Yankton asylum following a rehearing. Miner county reports a fatal duel over a trivial feud between John O'Brien and Dennis Sullivan. Additional notes include surveying work by H C Greene's party, a railroad and levee project, and local business changes in Yankton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitreoff Fidroff
Prosper Township
Ida
Fidroff
Board of Insane Commissioners
Yankton
Pidrolt
W. H. Helwig
Vidroff
Johnston
R. C. Warne
Mohr
Cook
Helwig
Ole
Pete Fidroff
Peterson
Tidroff
Mr. Helwig
Knute Strand
Mrs. Strand
Hans Reierson
Nels Neilson
Chas. Wilson
Ole Olson
R. O D. Prescott
Miner County
John O'Brien
Dennis Sullivan
O’brien
Sullivan
O'Brien
His Last Sermon at the Congregational Church
The Mitchell Congregational Church crowd filled to hear Rev. Bradley in his farewell sermon from Matthew 6 21 urging treasure in heaven over earthly goods. He departs for Cadillac Michigan in ten days with Mrs Bradley as they prepare for the move. The report notes his plain gospel approach and appreciation from locals who value his earnest preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bradley
Heavenly Father
Mitchell
Bradley
Mitchell Parlor Orchestra Delights City Audience
The Mitchell Parlor Orchestra drew a medium sized, enthusiastic crowd with a varied program of overtures medleys and descriptive pieces. Solo and duet performances by C G Rathbun Miss May Presba Rex and Itoss Rathbun plus Carl Hover and N B Bennett received encores as the evening offered rare musical enjoyment. A river-waters discussion followed noting the Missouri river remains deep and navigable contrary to fears of drying up. Died of consumption Walker J Goldman 22 from Elkhart Ind. at Henry Parry’s home. F J Goldman travels to retrieve the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
C. G. Rathbun
May Presba
Carl Hover
N. B. Bennett
Bennett
Mozart
Walker J. Goldman
Henry Parry
Mr. Parry
Elkhart
Ind
F. J. Goldman
College Students Elect Officers In Phreno Cos Mian Work
The Student's Association at the college elected officers: President E. P. Blanchard, Secretary E. T. Colton, Managing Editors F. S. Mayes and W. H. Bradford, Department Editors Mark M. Bennett, Literary E T Colton, Local and Personal Geo. Potter. Corn samples hung in The Mitchell Printing Co. office window were grown on Henry Parry's farm near town. Parry expects 500 bushels fully matured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Blanchard
E. T. Colton
F. S. Mayes
W. H. Bradford
Ots
Mark M. Bennett
Geo. Potter
Mitchell Printing Co
Henry Parry
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S. H . Scallin’s, Statet
Peatetee
Scallin
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
VA Die
MAE George BE
Logan Furniture
Givo D. Lawler
MO. O. Walrath
V.pres F. E
Moses
O. P. Graham
Ass’t Cash
First National Bank
South Dakota
John D. Lawler
D. Walrath
Thos
Fitroeff Fitroff
Will
The
Insane Commission
Hiner County
H. C. Greene
Rosebud Indian Agency
Mr. Greene
Major Greene
Dave Shell
Mike Brennan
J. K. Wedehase
Jack
Nation
T. M. Pierce
Pierce
Missouri
Pierre
Harry Beckwith
Main Street
Broadbent
Knowles & Greene
W. H. Knowles
Knowles
Greene
Jane Walpole
R. Walpole
Mrs
A. Walpole
Fred. Walpole
the Con
Gregational Church
MR. Radley
Paul Schoenfelter
Hutchinson County
Mr. Schoenfelter
Bertha Walpole
Nona Prescott
Phyllis
Mackray
Walker J Goldman
Frank J. Goldman
Mitchell Parlor Orchestra
Missouri River
Fort Benton
Assiniboine
Rankin
Leavening Powe
Svese
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