Local and Pereena visit highlights Mitchell notes
Local notes from Mitchell list Mrs. G. B. Loyington and son Gregory arriving from Spokane to visit her mother Mrs. Milen Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Clampitt of Burr Neb arrive to live in Mitchell and open a drug store. Dr. F. D. Gillis to speak on nutrition at Eugene Field circle. Several residents and visitors are mentioned including bankers, clergymen, and club members.
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G. B. Loyington
Gregory
Spokane
Wash
Milen Gregory
Boyington
Grace Gregory
G. L. Clampitt
Burr, Neb
Arived
Mitchell
Clampitt
John Michels
North Main Street
Blenkiron
F. D. Gillis
Eugene Field
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Teachers Association
Ross Underhill
R. C. Livesay
Mitchel
Des Moines
R. Ee, Cone
Huron
James Valley Bank
J. I. Mallory
Pierre
H. Wheeler
Shrewsbury
Mass
W. A. Wheeler
San Francisco
Stev
Stegner
W. A. Branch
Mason City
BOWLERS FORM AMAL LEAGUE
Mitchell season opens with Wild Cats winning two of three against Beavers. Heinie Slughter posts season high in score and average as league lists sixteen teams including Musk Rats Ground Hogs and Squirrels with players like Rogan Smith and Winters among others.
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Mitchell
Wild Cats
Beavers
Heinie
Slughter
Tal Smenenen
Musk Rats
Sungler
Trombley
O. G. Scharnweber
Ground Hogs
McDonald
R. Patterson
Young
Rogan
A FF
Smith and Gilmore
Gophers
Porter
Ott
Fred Wells
Pole Cats
Fishback
Grace and
Nolt
Squirrels
Kimble
Ainsley
A. Schwamber
Badgers
Winters
Mitchell Republican Presents Northwest Weekly News Movies
Through an affiliation with the Northwest Weekly, the Mitchell Republican will begin showing its own edition of the Northwest Weekly News Movies at the Maynard theater starting October 26. Sixteen leading newspapers from Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota have affiliated with the project.
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Northwest Weekly
Mitchell Corn Palace
Mitchell Republican Will
Maynard Theater
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Harvest Ball Shines For Fenimore Council No 249
The sixth annual harvest ball of Fenimore council No 249 United Commercial Travelers drew about 100 couples to the Elks club ballroom. Guests were greeted by Little Misses Ruth Gapp and Helen Kloke with carnations. ushers guided attendees as dancers enjoyed three hours of music and festivity. Six candidates were initiated earlier in the KGC hall while road conditions kept several Huron council members away, including Ben Darby.
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Fenimore Council
United Commercial Travelers
Knights of the
Cmip of Mitchell
Elks’ Club
Ruth Gapp
Helen Kloke
K. GC
Huron Council
Ben Darby
Bible study course proposed for high schools in Towa
An association will urge the convention to approve a Bible study course for high schools in Towa during the first week in November. The program, modeled on the North Dakota plan used in Indiana, North Dakota and Colorado since 1912, is divided into four self contained parts totaling about fifty lessons each. Completion may earn credit equal to one school semester in other subjects.
Sterling Favors More Defense
The National Security League released a symposium of congress members on national defense showing broad support for increased preparedness. Senators and representatives from Iowa Ohio Minnesota South Dakota Wyoming Utah Washington Oregon and other states urged stronger army and navy, military training, and readiness, with letters from about two hundred congressmen contributing their views and urging action on defense funding.
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Washington, D. C
National Security League
Congress
Central West
Rocky Mountain States
Security League
Cummins
Iowa
Ohio
Allen
Windsaw
Chipperfield
Illinois
Clapp
Minnesota
Anderson
Helgesen
North Dakota
Sterling
South Dakota
Texas
Senator Sheppard
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Warren
Wyoming
Sutherland
Utah
Works
Washington
Oregon
League
Taubman Given Unusual Honors
Sioux Falls S D Dr Geo A Pettigrew received a telegram from C O Bailey in Washington DC announcing the death in that city Monday morning of E T Taubman of Aberdeen as a result of a paralytic stroke the day previous Taubman who is inspector general of the Scottish Rite left for Washington several days ago to be present at the dedication of the new 1 5 000 000 Scottish Rite temple in that city which took place Monday and also as a member of the supreme council A A S R southern jurisdiction to attend a week's session which began Monday
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Sioux Falls
Geo. A. Pettigrew
C. O. Bailey
Washington, D. C
E. T. Taubman
Aberdeen
Taubman
Washington
Supreme Council
Southern
Wek
Taubman’s Rise and Masonic Honor Mark South Dakota Career
The article profiles a leading Brown County attorney, noting his 1889 election as prosecuting attorney for two years, and detailing his prominence as a Mason. It states he attained the thirty third degree, served in the supreme council, attended multiple councils and consistories, and held top positions in the order, reflecting his wide respect among Masons in the region. It adds that on June 26, 1879 he married Margaret Kennedy of Ohio and they had two daughters and a son.
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Brown County
Taubman
South Dakota
Supreme Council of
College Preps Defeat Spencer in Wet Opener
The Dakota Wesleyan Academy football team opened its season on Saturday against Spencer High School. On a wet field with rain throughout, DW Academy outweighed Spencer but faced stubborn defense, producing few scores until a late rally. Whitlow led gains as the field stayed slick and most play occurred in Spencer territory.
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Dakota Wesleyan Academy
College Field
Spencer
Academy
Spencerites
Whitlow
Bos
Burney Shale and Hosey Lead Narrow Victory
In a tense clash featuring Todnem Burney and Jer Lynn along with key plays by Hosey and Scholz, the matchup ended with a narrow win. Spear and Whitlow contributed important baskets as Duncan and iner-Tilley provided solid defense on the floor.
Corn Palace Film Attracts Philadelphia Audience
Mitchells Corn Palace receives strong advertising after filming the fall festival three weeks ago. Rev F B Barnett, former rector of St Marys in Mitchell, reports Mutual Film showcased the 1915 Corn Palace last night at the Metropolitan Opera House in Philadelphia with about 2000 attendees including Mrs Barnett.
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Mitchell
Corn Palace
F. B. Barnett
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Christchurch
Ridley, Park
Philadelphia
Mr. Barnett
com_pany
Metropolitan Opera House
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Brown County Sunday School Association
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James A. Kelley
Walla Walla, Wash
R. A. Kelley
L. MH. Beckman
Danville, Ill
J. S. Hoagland
G. T. Notson
B. A. Bobb
Rochester, Minn
Matie Notson
Frank Bancroft
Sioux City
Milwaukee Road
Davey” Bancroft
Phillies
Elbert, Walrath
R. IL. Tremaine
Thomas Eastcott
G. W. Downey
Flora Anderson
Thomas Hastcott
Canton
Miss
A. A. Arnold
George Sypal
St.Maries
Idaho
Miss Louise Sypal
Alice Church
Mitchell Friends
the Elks
A. Ransom
Rockford, Ill
Louise Sypal
Chamberlain
Mitchell Republican
South
Elks
Mutial Film Corporation
Sioux Palis
Hyrne
Ortonville
Minn
Ter. Verrets
Satman, McMahon and
Kxress
A. F. Smith
Rogan Eistirelene
Gilmore
Speemrset
Northwest News
Filmcom
South Dakoda
KEW
Wayne
Brighton
Dr. Denton
H. D. Butterfield CO
I Hs
Wesleyan Academy
Spencer High
Corn Palace Film
East
Rev. B. B. Barnett
Helen Powers
Main
Tory
Broadbent Bros
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