Broadway Players Return to Town with Yukon Drama
Popular Broadway Players return to the porn house for a two day engagement on May 27. The troupe will perform Where The Trail Ends, a Yukon drama, with the same elaborate costumes and scenery that marked their last appearance. Manager F Higan and citizen Edward Hogan are praised for their contribution to the theatre and its audiences.
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Broadway Mayers
Wits
Ravsly F. Higan
Edward Hogan
Opera
Chautauqua Program Showcases Mystery Magic Evening
An evening of mystery and magic features Christine Giles Company presenting in a Chautauqua program. The event includes vaudeville style acts, musical selections, and spirited entertainment with emphasis on high grade novelty performances. May 26 and 28 include Moonshine and other popular acts with Christine Giles and Bingham, Stenwood Chase among billed participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Giles
Musien
Streiy
McDowall
Rvcloch Vesper Service
Bingham
Stenwood Chase
Bankers Hold Successful Convention in North Dakota
Over forty bankers representing Groups W and I, North Dakota, met for the first annual convention. J. W. Parmley of Ipswich gave an address advocating better farming and roads. A banquet followed at the Bankers Hotel Win donated. W. E. Briggs of Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis spoke on opportunity and development, praising farmers as our barometer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.W. Dak
Pankera Associaten
J.W. Parmley
Ipswich
Bankers
Bankers Cat
Wincoor
Bankers Speak On Farming Prosperity At District Meeting
Adverse times were discussed and bankers from outside the district urged lending to agriculture. Flanagan St Paul Macormack Sioux City RL Brown Aberdeen F A Leavitt St Paul and Alex Highland Aberdeen spoke. Next Groups 10 and 12 meet in Ipswich in 1917 with Meadows Ipswich elected president and Heckenstable Nurelia secretary. After adjournment attendees toured the Missouri River by ferry and visited the bridge in Mo bridge Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanagan
St. Pau
Macormack
Sioux City
RL. Brown
Aberdeen
F. A Leavitt
St. Paul
Alex Highland
Ipswich
George Meadows
Lyswich
John Heckenstable
Nurelia
C .G. Serius
Lemmons
Mr. Hanken
Timber Lake
Missouri River
Mobridge Bulletin
Reeder's 17th of May Fest a Success
The 17th of May celebration drew families from the area to a morning program by the Sons of Norway at the auditorium. Attorney General Linde delivered an address after a Norwegian song and music showcase. A ball game followed, with Norway defeated 9 to 0. Evening dances, motion pictures, and Norwegian suppers drew sizable crowds into the night.
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Sons of Norway
Linde
Dickinson
Norwegien
J. K. Casperson
Mutt
Tatton Hanson
Pacyrus
Christopher
Mieral Springs
Wold
Nrwegian
Hettinger
Serenton
New England
Amidon
Reeder
Lemmox Orchestra
Western Call
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Eyper
Bowie Basilers
Shatty
Central Lumber Company
March
Lemmon
SO. Dak
Drtel
Yukon
Humboldt
The
P. O. Cigar and Candy Store
C. A. Ingalls
E. Briggs
C. A. Bennett
RM. Watson
C. I. Ross
Asst
Cashie
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