Wesleyans and Mitchell Fans Anticipate Opening Clash
Wesleyans stage a fast, punishing offense led by Captain Colen Herbert Hardy as Mitchell prepares for a home opener against Yankton College Warriors on University Field next Friday afternoon. The squad features Kirkpatrick as primary kicker and a mix of veterans and Mitchell high school recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yenkton College Warriors
Dakota Wesleyan
University Field
Colen Herbert Hardy
Toesestegan
Methodist
Aberdeen
Hardy
Corde Kirkpatrick
Kirk
Capt
Walters
Robertson
Berry
Biniliff
Schwabauer
Martin
Mitchell High School
Conyes
Ross Smith
Gordon Smith
Woodward
Cornell College
Waltz
George Edmunds
Ward Mills
Yankton
Morningside College of
Sioux City
Mitchell
Sioux City Methodists
Northwest
Wife discovers another wife in Aberdeen hotel
A Illinois woman traveling to Seattle stopped in Aberdeen with her daughter and learned a traveling man she knew had an Aberdeen wife who checked in with him on September 18. She realized it was their wedding anniversary and sought divorce, but was told South Dakota lacks jurisdiction for nonresidents. She continued to Seattle.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Illinois
Seattle
Wash
Denver
South Dakota
Scionti Delights Mitchell In First Wesleyan Recital
In Mitchell at Dakota Wesleyan, pianist Silvio Scionti thrilled a large music audience in the First Methodist Church during the opening recital of the school of music artists course. He displayed a warm touch and singing tone from the Schumann Kinderzensen piece.
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Chopin
Brahms
Dohnanyi
McDowell
Scionti
Liszt
Philharmonic Club
Marion Green
Mitchell
Silvio Scionti
School of Music
Dakota Wesleyan
First Methodist
Schuman
Aberdeen Dances to Stop at Midnight
Aberdeen S D considers tighter dance hall rules in a new city ordinance. No dance may run past midnight or on Sundays unless the mayor allows until 2 am. Minors under 16 must be accompanied and halls must be separate from saloons with liquor banned.
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Aberdeen
S. D
City Commission
Father Noesen to Leave Deadwood Church
Rev. Father M. J. Noesen, pastor of St. Ambrose in Deadwood for fourteen years, resigns and will move to Crookston Minnesota to lead the Catholic church there. No successor yet in Deadwood. Noesen is a prominent local priest and vicar general, second to Bishop Busch, in civic affairs.
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Deadwood
S. D
M. J. Noesen
St. Ambrose
Chaurch
Crookston
Minn
Father Neeson
Busch
Second Case of Revolt by Jury in Dakota History
Attorneys recall a Meade county bank case at Sturgis where the jury refused to acquit as instructed by the judge. This marks the second such jury revolt in Dakota, the first occurring in Watertown with Judge Spencer, leading to contempt hearings against the Huronite publishers for mocking the court’s order.
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Huron
Stricken Smith William Dewitt Dies in South Dakota Shop
Wil liam Dewitt, a centenarian resident of Hitchcpeck region, died after being stricken with paralysis in his blacksmith shop. Found unconscious hours later, he had lived in the area since Indiana birth in 1834 and relocated to South Dakota in early days.
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Hitchcpeck
S. D
William Dewitt
Dewitt
Indiana
South Dakota
Communion and Baptism at First Presbyterian Service
The First Presbyterian church held a quarterly communion with baptism of children and reception of members. Three were baptized and seventeen joined the church. The evening young peoples service addressed an efficiency campaign for winter work and drew a large crowd. The pastor preached on Profit and Loss. Next Sunday morning the Sunday school will present the annual rally program.
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First Presbyterian Church
Halskat Appointed to State Pharmacy Board
Governor Byrne appointed Frank W. Halskat of Webster to the state board of pharmacy to succeed D F Jones of Watertown. Bank Examiner Wingfield named Robert Muckler of Winner as special examiner in the department of banking and finance. An extradition warrant for Joe Natale sought in Chicago was granted.
Lyman County Boy Missing Sparks Search Efforts
Roy Stotte, 18, son of Ly man county rancher Eugene Stotts, vanished after last riding his father’s horse. The horse was later found riderless far away, prompting a search as authorities fear the boy may have met with an accident. No trace of him has been located.
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Okaton
S. D
Roy Stotte
Eugene Stotts
Lyman County
Mitchell City Profit From Palace Festival Week
City auditor N H W Jensen reports Mitchell earned 1484 from street concession licenses during the Corn Palace festival, plus 75 from renting the city hall auditorium. Week expenses reached about 546 with police costs 300 and 50 for information bureau plus 100 for detective work. Net profit for the six days totaled 953.
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N. H W. Jensen
Mitchell
City Hall
Information Bureau
Commercial Club
New Assessment Boosts Pay for County Auditors
The change in assessment mthod lifts compensation for county auditors handling unorganized territories. Lyman County’s auditor will net about $600 this year, up from $150, as half a mill of the state tax on attached unorganized areas funds records work. Other counties likewise gain, though Todd County remains untapped due to attachment details.
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Lyman
Todd County
Reform School Youth Sentenced to Penitentiary
In Aberdeen South Dakota Ernest Francis, once at Plankinton reform school for horse stealing, is deemed incorrigible and is sent to three years at the state penitentiary in Sioux Falls after escaping last summer and misbehaving. Peter and Nellie Taylor receive thirty days in county jail for petit larceny. William Buck, ex Aberdeen fireman, faces arson charge. demurrer to information sustained, prosecution given time to file a new complaint.
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Aberdeen
S. C
Ernest Francis
State Reformatory
Plankinton
McNulty
Reformatory
Francis
Sioux Falls
Peter
Nellie Taylor
William Buck
Aberdeen Fire Department
Buck
William Grant Seaman Leads Dakota Wesleyan as President
The article profiles Dr. William Grant Seaman of DePauw University, installed as Dakota Wesleyan University president after a strong career in teaching, music, ministry, and philosophy. It notes his rise from teacher at fourteen to university leader, his public speaking skill, and the university’s growth under his year-long presidency.
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Dr. Jenkins
Dakota Wegeyan
Mitchell
St. Louis
William Grant Seaman
de Pauw University
Dr. Seaman
Dakota Wesleyan
Nicholson
Kerkoot
Wakarusa
Indiana
Seaman
Lincoln
Illinois
South
Grant
Garfield
Hayes
Fort Wayne Academy
de Pauw
DePauw
Anderson
Boston
Sudbury
Mass
State Street
M. B
Springfield
Wesley Church
Salem
Hughes
Bishop Hughes
Ife
Rehol
Weir
South Dakota
Hnegland
Colorado
Dr King s New Discovery Curb Colds and Coughs
The ad promotes Dr King s New Discovery as essential in every home for coughs colds and lung troubles. S A Stid of Mason Michigan credits his family s cure to the remedy claiming pneumonia was cured. The pitch notes bottles priced 50 cents and 1 00 and lists H E Bucklen & Co as makers.
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Dr. King
S. A Stid
Mason, Mich
Commercial And Savings Bank Upholds High Standards
The bank has grown steadily by maintaining strict legitimacy and stability over profits. It has earned confidence from banks and business men and attracts customers who value ethical conduct and reliability.
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Father Noesen
Deadwood Church
Halskat ON
Pharmacy Board
Webster
Watertown
Muckler
Reform School
Penitentiary
Monie Navy
Walnut
N.C
Cardus
Cardui
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
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O. W. Coursey
the First Trust and Savings Bank
Mitchell National Bank
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