Barnes Visit in Mitchell Highlighted by Arrivals
Mr. and Mrs. PD A Barnes and son of Watertown New York visited Mr and Mrs Jos L T Morrow as the largest land seeker group to Mitchell this season arrived on the Milwaukee line from the south. The eleven coach train with three baggage cars strained the engine and delayed service due to heavy business. The eastern or southern trains often run late, prompting calls for better railway capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PD. A. Barnes
Watertown, NY
City
Jos L T. Morrow
Mr. Barnes
Mrs. Morrow
Mitchell
Milwaukee
Mina
Bugene Traver
Turon
Presbyterian College
George Pilger
Chamberlain
John Brown
L. D. Test
Rochester
Minn
Omaha
Miss Kleineau
Cleveland
Ohio
G. E. Kleineau
Fifth Avenue East
Roxen Butterfield
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Dakota Wesleyan
Woonsocket
UL. Closson
White Lake
Jon Tuckey
Fourth Avenue
Pierre
Mitchell's
Corn Palace
Everett White
Murdo
Charles City
White
First State Bank
Alice E. Durkee
Milwaukee Roundhouse
Leonard Tull
Portape
Wis
John Sihert
Hull
Wisconsin
Davison
Ife
Palace
South Dakota
Joseph Blush
Roberts
John Schmidt
Lisbon Township
John
Miss Robinson
University
Miss Pearson
Pearson
Arthur Vandenburg
Sioux City
Vandenburg
St. Jospeh’s Hospital
George Hofstetter
Brookings
South Dakota State
Webber & Co
Be.p. Grinnell
Osage
B. V. Diehl
Minneapolis
Mrs. Co. &. Wilt
Jamestown Exposition
Rh. O. Ward
Charles Mix
Missouri River Valley Telephone Co
Geddes
R. A. Romans and
Denison
L. E. Stair
Canton
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Miller and Kimball
Savage Maori Tribes Highlight Cannibal Feasts and Weeping Rituals
An Auckland writer recounts Maori life detailing punitive war customs, cannibal feasts, and the ritual mourning of women. The divisions describe prisoners slain for feast prep, tattoos applied to chins and faces, and the perceived social roles of women within the tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlop
Auckland
New Zealand
Johnnie Invites Willie to Party After Battle
Johnnie’s mother, friends with Willie’s mother, urges the victorious boy to invite his foe to a party. Johnnie promises, hosts the event, and everyone enjoys it until Willie fails to attend. The boy recalls inviting him and dares him to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie
Willie
Harper’s Weekly
Mitchell News Highlights From Corn Palace Week
Residents and visitors gather for Mitchell events as Mrs Eva Drake and others visit. Plans unfold for racing, dairy, and a Catholic college proposal, with updates on local residents, arrivals, and notable travels shaping the week.
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China
SCALL
IN Bros
S. Serveson & Son
Eva Drake
Ituroan
Jennie Wiltse
D. G. Lowell
Lowell
R. A. Lowell
Harvey Rew
Worthington, Mini
Rew
Phillip Laurson
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts School of Technology
A. Well
St. Mary's Church
Watertown Publi
John Pym
Lars Grinager
Jloward
Vermillion
Law Department
The
State University
Lurs
Republican Ofice
Grandpa Dix
A. A. Boynton
Plankinton
Jidge Smith
Preston and Hannett
J. Spangler
Wessington Springs
Waoere
Boyles
Nash
Davison County
B. J. Duncan
David Shoberg
Ato
Seattle
Dave
Avon
M. D
C. FE. Newbury
Huron
George Arpeson
George
Kimball
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ball
Bobb
James Fogarty
C. W. Hoon
Jim
BE. Ll. Potter
Mr. Potter
Redfield
Mellette
J. L. Wingfield
R. J. Lamme
Southern Dental Association
Lamme
Wilkinson
Methodist
Nicholson
William Ricbey
Baker Township
A. A. Woon
Armour
Mr. Woon
W. Hoon
Opera House
James Meredith
Elburn
Miss
R. A. Slyde
Mr. Meredith
Jos, Swift, Sr
Joe
Meredith
Carl Knappe
Mr. Knappe
Carls
Knarpe
Baker
Theodore F. Graham
Bryant Avenue North
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Mason City
Jeanette Smith
Lois Anderson
Arthur Smith
Omaha Road
Fairbault
St Mary's Academy
Arthur
Shattuck Military School
Howard Rew
Milwaukee Road
Kate Tillotson
Siloam Springs
Ark
Miss Tillotson
Kansas City
HY. VP
Beekwith
Dorothy
Vargo
N. D
Newburys
George Hager
Perry
J. N. Cook
Cook
Mr. Hager
Percy Wullenwider
Cincinnati
Mr. Fullenwider
Conservatory of Music
Scallin Pros
S. Christensen
Second Avenue West
Duff Streets
Henry Powers
W. &. Powers
A. A H. Smith
Margaret and
Josephine Taylor
Bellingham
Washington
Maris Taylor
L. M. van Tussell
T. Litchfield
Dr. Shoon
Shoop