Mitchell Beats Redfield in Close Football Challenge
Mitchell defeats Redfield 17 to 3 in a game marred by fumbles and rough play as Mitchell reserves stepped in. Morning Side looms next with Mitchell aiming to repeat after their earlier 56 100 victory and the University squad returns home confident after a solid showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Redfield
Peck
Gregory
Wendelkin
Refield
Giffin
Thibo‘eau
Levings
Pickler
Mitchell Durkee
Bennett Christensen
L. G. Shearer
Donahue
R. G. Shepherd Reynolds
L. T. Weak
Auldbridge
R. T. Gust Renedy
L. E. Seaman Kutnewsky
R. E. Hardy Chibodeau
Q. B. Brown
Giffen R. H. Gregory O'Neil
L. H. Wendelkin Larkin F. &. Peck
Morning Side Triumphs Over Mitchell in Close Football Showdown
Morning Side defeated Mitchell 6 to 5 in a Friday game reported from Sioux City. Mitchell showed potential despite Morning Side’s decisive 45 to 0 win over Yankton, with Prof. Markle’s new players earning praise for the eleven’s strong performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Football Eleven
Sioux City
Mitchell
Pitskin
Yankton
Secore
Markle
Methodist’s New Pastor Arrives in Mitchell
Rev. H. S. Wilkinson began his duties as pastor of the Mitchell Methodist Church after receiving appointment from the Aberdeen conference. Crowded morning and evening services praised his preaching while he prepares to move with his family into the new parsonage being completed by the Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Wilkinson
Methodist Church
Aberdeen
Wilkinson
Mitchell
Dr. Youngman
Lord's Vineyard
Taking a Long Walk from Aberdeen to Portland
W. S. Starr and his wife arrived in Mitchell after a nine day walk from Aberdeen. They left Denver on April 28, 1902, heading to Portland Maine to document the country by foot. They have passed through Colorado California Oregon Washington Idaho Montana North Dakota and South Dakota en route. Starr plans a published description of the journey and conducts magnetic healing and palmistry as a side line. They intend to continue to Omaha and Little Rock after a winter stop, then resume next year.
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W. S. Starr
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Starr
Omaha
Little Rock
Ark
Traveling Men of Mitchell Organize Temporary Council
A Saturday meeting in Mitchell formed a temporary National Society council for traveling men. John N. Harris was named chairman and Ed. Leihan secretary treasurer. The group plans November approval to complete the organization with about 38 names on the charter, likely over 100 traveling men in town. Local old soldiers and W R C events followed with speeches and refreshments.
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Mitchell
The
United Commercial Travelers of America
Mitchell Club
John N. Harris
Ed. Leehan
South Dakota
Reverend Drewett Delivers Farewell Sermon in Mitchell
Sunday evening Rev. Fred T. Drewett preached his farewell sermon as pastor of the Baptist church in Mitchell. The service featured L. D. Milne singing The Choir Invisible. Drewett urged the Resurrection as a guide for religious life and expressed hope his congregation would follow that path in his absence as he moves to Albert Lea, Minnesota with his wife and son.
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Fred T. Drewett
The
Baptist Church
L. D. Milne
Drewett
Mitchell
Albert Lea
Minn
Reception and Camp Fire for Mrs. Clara Lukens
Relief Corps ladies hosted a reception Saturday evening for Mrs. Clara A Lukens and a campfire for old soldiers. The events were held in the basement post rooms of the Carnegie library building.
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Old Soldiers and Relief Corps
Relief Corps
Clara A. Lukens
Carnegie Library
Twelve New Members Added to Presbyterian Church
Dr. Carson received twelve new members at the Presbyterian church as Rev. Mr. Surbeck was absent due to illness. The church has shown yearlong growth under the pastors, with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Good conducting singing evangelist meetings alongside strong sermons for large congregations.
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Presbyterian Church
Carson
Surbeck
A. D. Good
Funeral for Miss Alice Coleman Held in Mitchell
Friday services were held at the home of Mrs. Anna Wallstrum forMiss Alice Coleman who came to Mitchell for treatment a month ago. Rev. C E Hager led the rites with music by local singers and an Eastern Star emblem among the flowers. Interment followed at Sanborn Iowa after a 1 o'clock Milwaukee train ride, accompanied by her father W E Coleman. Coleman had studied at the State University of Illinois before illness. L J Welch of the First National Bank plans a brief sojourn in Alma Michigan for treatment.
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Alice Coleman
Anna Wallstrum
Park Avenue
Mitchell
C. E. Hager
Methodist Church
Fred Kratz
R. H. Briggs
E. A. Schnorr
Milwaukee
Sanborn
Iowa
W. E B. Coleman
Miss Coleman
Hergbed
State University of Illinois
Champaign
Mattie Brooks
West First Street
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Scallin Bros
H. Hoble & Son
Mittens
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Duluth- Edwards, Wood & CO
Manhattan Building
St. Pan
Neoudhand
Chicago
Mr. Wilkinson
University
Sioux City Journal
Wendlekin
Seaman
Mitchell Giants
M'Ce
Methodist
Man
Denver
Portland
Maine
Mr. Drewett
Sundey Evening
National Society
Cisco
National Executive Council
Anna Williams
Lukens
California
Jane Mason
J. 4. Wolvemuth
Wm. Nash
Geo. A. Silsby
S. J. Moore
Alice Cole
L. J. Welch
First National Bank
Alma
Mich
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