John H King Delivers Notable Campaign Speech
A large Monday night audience at the courthouse heard Hon. John H King of Chamberlain outline protectionist economic views and critique the Wilson bill with figures on hard currency, wages, and trade. The event featured introductions by F A Bidwell, a street Juvenile State band display, and praise for Kings honesty and rhetoric.
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Court House
John TH. King
Chamberlain
F. A. Bidwell
King
Wilson
Mr. King
F. M. Goodykoontz
Oacoma
Goodykoontz
Fire on Main Street Destroys Millinery Store
An early Monday fire in a one story frame building on Main Street near the Republican office damaged Mrs. Frank Baugman’s millinery stock, entirely destroyed, with $1400 coverage. The building owned by C C Dean carried $300 insurance. Firemen kept the blaze from spreading to neighboring structures. Policeman Gardinier discovered flames and alerted crews who brought four water streams to bear. The origin remains uncertain, with curtains drawn shielding the interior from view until flames emerged.
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Main Street
Republican
C. C. Dean
Gardinier
Frank Baugman
Veterans Flock to G A R Encampment Train Outbound from Mitchell
The first exodus of veterans and passengers bound for the national G A R encampment in St Paul departed Mitchell on Monday aboard an Omaha road special. Between 25 and 30 travelers included R P Hall D G West and many others from Mt Vernon Hanson County and Plankinton. A Milwaukee sleeper carried a larger party with W E Lott and Anna Williams among riders. F L Andrews died in Vermillion Friday morning from inflammatory rheumatism once a familiar Mitchell figure.
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St. Paul
Mitchell
Omaha Road
Agent McKinley
R. P. Hall
State Department
D. G. West
Duncan
Henry Koch
Geo. M Rowley
Agent Clark
F. L. Andrews
Vermillion
Mr. Andrews
Davison County Normal Institute Holds Graduation and Alumni Event
Immense crowds attend the graduation at the corn palace as eleven girls and three boys receive diplomas under County Superintendent West. The alumni and faculty later gather at Miss May Spink’s home for toasts and music hosted by Prof Dukes, with praise for Miss West’s leadership and a tribute chair presented by the teachers.
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Davison County Normal Institute
Corn Palace
West
L. Bradford
Wilton C. Webster
Alice J. Shouse
Maggie Duncan
Edna Peek
Alice Jones
Jessie Warne
Arthur Hall
Lizzie Sherman
Bessie Thompson
Miss West
Allie Jones
Nellie Halverson
Mary Sherman
W. H. Hunter
Julia Peek
Nellie Olson
Normal Institute
May Spink
Thos. Wallace
Dukes
Misses Lee
Quigley
Our Fair State
Annie Gormley
Brown
County Normal Institute
Davison County
Maguire
Wedehase
Nellie Maguire
Venezuela
Warne
Davison County Teachers’ Association
Miss Savage
Webster
Holbrook
Corn Belt Exhibit heads to St Paul after New York plan aborts
The Corn Belt Real Estate Association could not assemble the exhibit for New York, so Roberts of Yankton and Hager of this city redirected to St Paul for the G A R encampment visitors. The display will likely also appear at the Minnesota state fair showcasing Dakota fruit and towering corn. J R White and C W Brackett contributed Dakota corn and soil samples with Brackett directing the display. Brackett and wife will manage the exhibit arrangements, promising a strong ad for South Dakota. The car departed Friday night and should reach St Paul today. The Epworth league hosted a bloom ing social at the Harker home with bouquets for guests and lighted lawn festivities.
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New York
Corn Belt Real Estate Association
Mesars. Roberts
Yankton
Minnesota
Clay
South Dakota
J. R. White
C. W. Brackett
Davison
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S. H. Scallin
Scallin
Fairbank
C. G. Rathbun
JNO
Walrath
A. R. Kibbee
Kae E. Logan
O. P. Graham
T Cash
First National Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
C D. T. Gilman
John D. Wood
J. S. Daniels
A. A. Boynton
M. Swan
I. W. Seaman
Hila Sturgis Lawler
J. O. Walrath
Geo. E. Logan
John H. King
Paign
Montana
Wm. M. Smith
John H. King's
City
Milwaukee Road
Billings
Judge Abbey
McKinley Club
McKinley
Major McKinley
The
Miss Spink
Fine Products
Allumni
Corn Belt
Epworth League
Misses Harker
Misses Harkers
U.S. Gov’t
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