Mitchell Methodist Conference Reconvenes at Brookings
Mitchell contingent attends Brookings Methodist Conference with about a dozen participants reporting a very successful gathering. Presiding elder Dobson retained. Rev Notson transfers to Alexandria. Rev Dimmitt to evangelistic work. Wilkerson return approved. several district appointments listed. The event included a laymen’s banquet and Carnegie donation solicitation efforts. Mitchell football and school activities noted with upcoming Sioux Falls game.
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Mitchell
Brookings
Dobson
G. Tit’. Notson
Pierre
Alexandria
J. H. Dimmitt
Mitchell Church
H. S. Wilkinson
J. M. Brown
Mankato
Sioux Falls
Nicholson
Young
Presiding Elder
G. D. Notson
Argour
GO. L. Fillebrown
Artesian
J. C. Baker
Bard
Riverside
J. F. Potter
Beaver
Fairview
O. R. Davids
Bridgewater
Canistota
T. H. Hendricks
Chamberlain
A. L. McDonald
Ethan
H. S. Weak
Fairfax
Bonesteel
Fulton
Kkarmer
James Crowther
Geddes
Jasper
J. &. Lombard
Gregory
G. W. Galvin
Herrick
Wilma
F. H. Pay
Howard
John Kaye
Kimball
Thomas Brinslow
la Roche
Letcher
J. W W. Curzon
HH. S. Wilkinson
Murdo C. M
Mitchell Boys Rout Parker In Keenly Contested Game
Mitchell high school boys opened with a four point safety within two minutes and dominated Parker throughout the contest. The visitors kept Parker from scoring while pushing ahead to a large final margin.
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Parker
Mitchell
State Secretary Here to Work in College
Miss Lucy Pearson arrives in the city as the new state secretary of the Young Women’s Christian Association to review committees, aid college and high school work, and meet the state committee. She takes the place of Miss Inez Beebe whose resignation was regretted. Pearson comes from Cincinnati and was endorsed by the American committee and the Secretaries Institute.
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Lucy Pearson
Young Women’s Christian Association
City
Association of the College and High School
Miss Pearson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Inez Beebe
Pearson
American Committee
Secretaries’ Institute For the Training of Young Womens’ Christian Association
Waterloo
Independent Democratic Ticket Emerges In Local Race
Rumors confirm J M I rron will run as an independent against Republican Thomas Fullerton for senator. Elion files to run as independent, with other names filed by independent Democrats including Gleason for representative Carlson for auditor. Webster seeks commissioner, previously Republican caucus candidate, while Gleason may withdraw.
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J. M. Rron
Thomas Fullerton
House
Elion
Mr. Fullerton
Democratic Party
Independent Democratic Party
Martin Gleason
Geo. W. Carlson
Gleason
Independent Democratic
M. J. Dougherty
Register of Deeds
Rank H. Foss
Lewis Shuster
W. H. Webster
Carl Knappe
W. H. Comstock
S. K. Goodykoontz
Webster
Republican County Caucus
Kruzane Bound Over In Shooting Case At County Jail
Walter Newnan, policeman shot Monday night by Charles Kruzane, shows signs of recovery. Kruzane waives examination and is bound over to the November circuit term in $10,000 bond. He faces up to ten years in state prison if convicted.
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Spangier
Walter Newnan
Charles Kruzane
Iwan
Kruzane
Spangler
Kru
Mitchell National Bank marks twenty years of growth in Mitchell
The Mitchell National Bank celebrates twenty years since its founding and reveals a half page in The Republican comparing its December 1886 statement with the current charter start at October 12. Deposits approach the one million dollar mark with steady, conservative leadership under M Davison’s late and succeeding officers.
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Mitchell National Bank
Republican
Treasury Department
Mitehell National
Mitchell
M. Davison
Wheeler Club chef shooting described by Minneapolis Journal
The Minneapolis Journal reports Ralph Wheelock, private secretary to Mayor Jones, and another man headed to the scene of the shooting at the Minikahda club Saturday evening, advancing toward the location within a mile of the incident.
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St. Louis Park
Ralph
Minneapolis
City Force
The
Minneapolis Journal of Sunday
Minikahda Club
Ralph W. Wheelock
Jones
Matinee Races Close 1906 Season at Driving Park
Saturday afternoon at the Driving Park grounds marked the season’s end with a large crowd. Black Walnut driven by Gosche and Major Dent piloted by McCornish won heats in the free-for-all with other entries failing to start. Minor results included Josie B. winning the 2:23 pace and Mike Dougherty with Albert Jobson taking thirds in the 3 minute pace as the field shrank and interest waned.
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Driving Park
Black Walnut
Major Dent
Miss Klopping
Gomaz
McMaster
Alexandria
Gosche
Dent
McCornish
Mr. Sage
Mitchell
Dows
Town
Sioux Falls
J. L. McCormick
Josie B
C. I. Raymond
Bob Fitziimons
James Gormley
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Watermains
Diehl
Music Store
McGoverns
Gray Fox
A.T. McGovern & Sons
Sare AS
Mitchell, South Dakota
Rapree
Brookings Conference
Tou
Milwaukee
Main Street
Parker High School
King
Seaman
J. M. Erion
Indepen
Democratic
Wheelock
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