Opera House Plan Delayed by Lack of Propositions
A Corn Palace stockholders meeting discussed donating the property for an opera house but produced no firm plan. Milwaukee contact Mr Benedict offered no definite arrangement. The October 26 session may yield a viable proposal. High School supper drew large city support, with four dozen tables serving a crowd as Juvenile Band played and Mandolin Club performed. Estimed profit around 40 to 50 dollars.
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Corn Palace
L. O. Gale
N. U. Davison
J.D. Lawler
Executive Committee
Frank Weller
Frank Bidwell
Messrs. Hitchcock
Silsby
Beckwith
Koch
J. K. Smith
Milwaukee
Benedict
D. A. Mizener
Mitchell
State
Ouipili
University fills vacant post after Stout’s resignation
Since opening a month ago the board of trustees and Dr. Graham have been seeking a suitable teacher to fill the vacancy created by Prof. Stout’s resignation and move to Town. Many applications were received, but finding the right fit proved difficult.
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Graham
Stout
University hires Prof Ray for mathematics and pedagogy
Dr. Graham learned of Prof. Ray and telegraphed for him to Mitchell. After two days of discussion he selected Ray and engaged him for mathematics and pedagogy classes. Ray graduated from Ann Arbor college in 2 and has since taught in colleges and pursued post graduate studies. He is deemed thoroughly fitted to perform the work at the University, which is now equipped with an efficient instructional staff.
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Graham
Ray
Mitchell
Prof. Ray
Ann Arbor College
Morning marriage at Kintigh home in Mitchell
Early hour wedding unites Edna Kintigh and Will O Mason at the Kintigh residence on Kimball street with Rev. A R Boggs officiating. The couple, after a brief bridal tour to Clear Lake and Waterloo, Iowa, plan to reside in Running Water.
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Edna Kintigh
Will O. Mason
J. 2
Kintigh
Mason
United States Express
Marion Junction
Running Water
Will
Clear Lake
Waterloo
Iowa
Mitchell
Tife
A GOOD MAN GONE Ice is broken by two parties on Friday
A crowded report details multiple injuries and deaths from accidents and a shell of misfortune. It notes Mayor J W Orcutt of Chamberlain survived a severe runaway accident and died later, with details of his illness and funeral, plus injuries to Phillip Wesch in Edgemont and Kyle's near miss from a thrown rock.
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Orcutt
Chamberlain
J. W. Orcutt
St. Bernard
Senator Kyle Faulted for Train Incident in South Dakota
Report describes a train delay caused by a dispute over security measures. Senator Kyle faced accusations of danger and a disputed motion ruled by Judge Haney without argument. Passengers suspected a farmer’s grievance against the company. Haney later framed it as an assassination attempt on Kyle, though Kyle doubted the judge’s target.
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Sxyle
Judge Haney
South Dakota
Haney
Kyle
Firebreaks and health notes from early fall city warnings
City urges readiness for prairie fire season with timely warning about dry grass and unmade firebreaks. Alleys’ cleanliness and property cleanups before cold weather are urged. Prisoner W W Taylor adapts to penitentiary life as staff note his tobacco withdrawal. Medical advisories promote Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for kidney, bladder and general health. Mrs Olson’s dancing club organizes with 18 couples as Odd Fellows host first party of the season.
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Republican
Farmers from Plankinton buy coal in Mitchell
Frank and John Squires and a Mr Milligan farmers near Plankinton drove to Mitchell Tuesday to lay in their winter's supply of coal, being attracted here by the cheap price of that commodity. Frank Wellar supplied them.
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Frank
John Squires
Mr. Milligan
Plankinton
Mitchell
Frank Wellar
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