Pastor Bradley to Leave Mitchell for Cadillac Michigan
Reverend N S Bradley pastor of the Congregational Church will resign his Mitchell post after accepting a call from the First Congregational Church of Cadillac Michigan. The Cadillac church supports extensive institutional work with an annex, classrooms, gymnasiums, and kindergarten facilities. Bradley's selection followed a months long candidacy among candidates from New York Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago. He will move soon with his last Mitchell service scheduled for next Sunday evening.
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N.S. Bradley
First Congregational Church
Cadillac
Mich
Bradley
Mr. Bradley
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chicago
Mitchell
Michigan
Congregational Church
College Frolic Ends With Music Games And Recitations
Miss Brown and Miss Kingsbury performed recitations while the Lee Orchestra provided music and earned an encore. A literary guessing game with slips of famous names entertained guests, with Nellie Bradford Jay Hauser and R A Carhart noted as successful players. The college bell ended the pleasant frolic. the event proved profitable and others hope for a repeat performance.
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Sions
Brown
Kingsbury
Lee Orchestra
Nellie Bradford
Jay Hauser
R. A. Carhart
Preachers praise city officials for closing saloons
Mitchell church leaders pass a unanimous resolution commending officials for closing saloons and banning houses of prostitution while pledging continued support. Also notes temporary visits and a death in the Wilson family. mentions Woonsocket prohibition actions and local legal proceedings.
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Mitchell
Advertised Letters at Mitchell Post Office 1895
List of uncalls for letters at Mitchell post office as of September 10 1895 includes T J McFarland G W Patterson and Ell Peterson. Recipients urged to call and mention advertised letters. Unclaimed items after two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office. SAML T GREEN PM.
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Mitchell
McFarland
T J Patterson
G W Peterson
Saml
T. Green
P. M
Not Concerned It Clarifies Mrs Emerson Ties
In conversations with informed parties, it is believed Mrs Emerson has little involvement in the Mertz Stafford affair recently reported in Tumor Publican. She is described as having conducted herself properly and decorously, according to those who know her.
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Emerson
Mertz-Stafford
Tumor- Publican
Reunion and Reception at University Social Opens Year
Faculty and students enjoyed the annual reunion and reception in Society hall with a guest list from the city. President Colton presided as participants arranged a card game and heard remarks on fellowship and college life. Professor Stout’s hiring remains pending as applicants are reviewed. The Ladies Trio performed with Roy Boggs on guitar.
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Society
Colton
Pres. Graham
Prof. Stout
Roy Boggs
Yankton Land Claim on 200 Acres Near Missouri River
A 1895 Yankton land dispute centers on 200 acres along the Missouri river. Asel Kyes seeks entry despite a survey omission and river course changes. Register Boynton and Commissioner Lamoreux deny the file but higher authorities may review. Separately, two funerals were held Saturday for Miss Mary Smith and Mrs. Chas Wilson with graves at Graceland Cemetery.
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Asel
Yankton
Missouri
Missouri River
United States Land Office
Asel Kyes
Jones
Broadway
Register Boynton
Eyes
Lamoreux
Washington
Kyes
Faulk
Edmuds
Land Office
Government Road
Fort Randall
Milwaukee Round House
Wilson
Chickamauga battle judged pivotal in Civil War lesson
The Chickamauga engagement is examined as a turning example of American valor and horrific combat. The piece notes repeated bayonet charges, extraordinary losses with western regiments heavily hit, and compares the brutality to other historic battles. It also mentions Crop Report notes and residents Mr and Mrs Ward moving to Waterloo, Iowa.
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Sioux City Journal
Chickamauga
Pettigrew
Gettysburg
Boynton
Longstreet
Lee
C. W. Ward
Waterloo
Iowa
Mitchell
Hand of Fate
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O. Walrath
V.press
E. Moses
O.P. Graham
Ass’t Cash
First National Bank
South Dakota
John D. Lawler
NO. O. Walrath
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A. Trall
Redfield
H. B. Lathrop
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Hawarden
Woonsocket
Sanborn County
Grand Jury
Haney
Chas. Wilson
Wisconsin Street
Bradford
Misses Lee
Thomas Liddell
Benjamin Holt
J. J. McDougall
Chas Bunton
Axel Peterson
John Johnson
Graceland Cemetery
Glenn
Huron Weather Bureau
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