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MISS FERRIS TO
WE'D JUNE 21ST
NUPTIALS OF MITCHELL YOUNG
WOMAN AND DIR. MIZENER TO
BE CELEBRATED AT
NORTHF1EID, MINI.

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Miss Wauneta Ferris, of this city,
wifi be married to Mark Mizener. of
Boston. Mass on Sunday. June 21st,
at the summer home of Dr.. and Mrs.
R. Ohler at Northfield. MINI. Miss
Ferris Is giving a farewell luncheon
to a party of her girl friends this
afternoon, and will leave for the
east Thursday morning.
After the nuptial ceremonies Mr..
and Mrs. Mizener will spend a couple
of weeks at Lake Winnepesaiga, N.
H., and then will go to their future
homesin Boston, where Mr.. Mizener
is a surgeon in the, State Hospital.
Mrs. Ohler, at whose home the
wedding occur will be remembered
by friends here as Miss Heimerdinger,
and was a roommate of Miss Ferris
while the two were attending Cum
mock school.
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Chapel. The subject of all the speak
ers related to alfalfa, hog cholera and
the building of silos. All these mel
with the special are men of D
fence along the lines of agriculture,
Prof. p. G. Holden, one of the pro
moters of the big campaign, at one
time managed a tract of land on
tanning $500 acres. devoted to the
raising of agricultural products,
Among other speakers who were on
the train last night were: Alfred
'Wenz, c. FL. Allen, A. e. Chamber
lain. Prof. c. w. Farr. j. G.. Henney,
w. ID. Mckee, G. II. Afford and A. A.
Burgess.
The train is composed of a baggage
car, smoker, diner and sleeping car.
About 26 men composed the group
last night. From Elk Point they will
go to Vermillion. The train will re
turn to Mitchell Friday, June 19, at
which time the train will send out
speakers, and they will also deliver
addresses here.
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CAMPBELL COUNTY SEAT
FIGHT GROWING WARM

Pierre, S. D.-The county seal
contest in Campbell county is begin
ming to develop into the regular
schedule for such fights. 1t is al
legged by the Herreid people that
Mound City is attempting to get
either Pollock or Artas, the other rail
way towns in the county, into the
game to make it a three cornered
fight, that it is possible Artas may be
in the tangle before it is closed, but
that the probabilities are all against
Pollock making a try. The railroad
proposition is being put up. on the
possibility of an extension of the
Minneapolis and st. Louis line from
Leola west to the river by way of
Mound City. AS it takes { three
fifths vote to make the change, a
three cornered contest if worked up
would mean most likely that no
change would be made.
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OVER 200 AT
THE OPENING
JOINT COUNTY INSTITUTE AT
DAKOTA WESLEYAN HAS
AUSE4G4DES4 BEGINNING,

With an enrolment of over two
hundred on the first day, the joint
Dakota Wesleyan summe school
and institute of the six counties, Au.
rora, Brule, Dawson, Hutchinson
Jerauld and Sanborn had an auspi-
clous beginning yesterday. OF this
number SO put themselves down for
credit work in the regular university
summer school. The total enrolment
increased to about 275 before noon
today, and many more students are
l%expected to arrive before tomorrow.
Regular work started this morn
ing when the first assembly meeting
was held in the auditorium of Science
Hall. Mayor A. E. Hitchcock gave an
address of welcome on behalf of the
city, and President w. G.. Seaman
presented the welcome of the univer-
sity. Glasses then began their regular
sessions.
Each county superintendent has a
room in College Hall as headquart-
ers. The superintendent here are ID.
F. Baughman of Aurora, Miss Eval-
enn Rossman, of Brule; Miss Lily A.
Patterson, of DAWSON; w. o. Lamb,
of Hutchinson; Will Bromwell of
Jerauld; and Mrs. Nellie Cook of
Sanborn.
Lectures by specialists will feature
the assembly meetings which will be
held twice each day, at .1O:15 a. m.
and 1880 p. m. The lecture program
for this week is as follows:
Wednesday morning and afternoon
Harold w. Foght, specialist in rural
education, United States Bureau of
Education, Washington, ID. C.
Thursday morning, Pres. w. G.
Seaman, of Dakota Wesleyan.
Thursday afternoon, Hon. C. G..
Lawrence, state superintendent of
public instruction.
Friday morning and afternoon, 7.
A. Harmon, superintendent of the
city schools of Yankton.
Saturday morning. DR.. F. E. Walk
er, of Hot Springs s. ID.
Saturday afternoon, DR.. j. R.
Thiersten, principal of the Atkinson
Country high school, bingham,
Kan
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PROFESSOR HOLDEN IECTUR ING FROM HIS FAMOUS "DEM.
t@%' ONSTRATION CHART" So

Sixteen speakers of agricultural
fame were on the International Har-
vester Company's Alfalfa Special,
which passed through Mitchell last
night, enroute from Alexandria to Elk
Point. They reported great success
since the opening of the campaign,
which started in Aberdeen, June s.
Great throngs have greeted the
special all along the route, with much
enthusiasm. -
Never before have / seen farmers
clubs turn out to meetings in such
numbers as they have to hear our
speakers" said 10 member of the
party last night. They reported that
the city of Alexandria and the sur
rounding towns to which they sent
speakers, gave them a hearty well
come. Several hundred people heard
the, speakers from the train at Alex
Speakers we're sent out from there
to the following towns: Fulton, Far
lher, Emery, Beu!aL and Hopes
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oFfIcAI COUNTY PAPER y ]
-f797 fTy F Xxx = FTsEZF n FG-T " rs
THE RIGHT KIND OF OUTLETS

ltf.N fZf-Zs AEH&
MAMMAL training and gardening are
included in the summer extension
wotk u the Mitcheil High school. The
bokid III education ana supt. Mcclin-
ton and Profs. Coggswell and Lewal-
lon hsye earned the gratitude Of the
Mitchsll public by providing both
profitable, and interesting occupa-
ton Tor the school boys during the
summer months. Every parent will
agree that the vacation period serves
to add to the "boy problem" Two
konis day in manual training and
1at work in a garden of his
Gwn certainly will take up some of
10 Surplus energy 81 the boys in
their teens. This is turning their
enthualasm and spirit in the right di-
rection. That the boys have right
inatinGes Ii shown by the readiness
With which they take up such SUM
mer work as this. They not only
sslsussspl and valuable instruction
md trsining but they like 1t as well.
me ~ Il ! good one; and there
fore ttsmay be expected that it will
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w. A. Bauman, Vermillion; Louis M.
Bode, Murdo; Harlan A. Bryant,
Ashland, Wisconsin,; William N.
Cooley, Garretson; Francis j. Far
ley, Hawarden, Ia; John H. Fitz-
patrick, Sioux Falls; William Heise,
jr., Sioux Falls; Buell. F. Jones, Brit
ton; Harold NJ. King, Britton; j. F.
Kriege, Jr., Sioux City, Ia; Robert
Virgil Laughlin, Pierre; Gideon
Moody LeCoeq, Harrison; Max M.
Mahany, Nermillion; r. NJ. Pugsley,
Vermillion; Lester A.. Ritter, Rock
Rapids, Ia: Raymond B. Sheldon,
Belle Fourche; Harry l.. Woodwork,
Vermillion.
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|PYTH|ANS ARRIVE
ON EVERY TRAIN
FOR STATE MEETING
Lunch and Smoker to
Be Given This Ev-
ening.
busy WEDNESDAY
Full Program for Tomorrow.
Simmons Probably Next
Grand Chancellor.
WEDNESDAY
From Tuesdays Daily

From Tuesdays Daily
Knights of Pythias and Pythian
Sisters have been arriving on almost
every train today, from all over the
state for their state meeting. They
have been met by reception commit
tees of the respective orders, and es-
corted to the Widmann hotel, which
has been designated as the headt
quarters for all delegates. Mrs.
Bertha Snider, of White Lake, S. D.,
grand chief of the Pythian Sisters,
arrived this morning, and also the
lgrand keeper of records and seal for
the Knights of .Pythias, w. A. Rob-
erts, of Huron. Other members of the
grand lodge officers are expected to
arrive in the city this afternoons
While there are no meetings to be
held this afternoon, preparations are
being made for the receptions which
are to be rendered the delegates this
evening. The Dutch lunch and smok-
er for the knights will begin at s
O'Clock this evening in the banquet
parlors of the Elks' home. This event
is planned to be one of the features
of the convention. A program will be
given, consisting of musical num-
bers, both vocal and instrumental. A
Especial orchestra has been provided
for the occasion.
The Pythian Sisters will also be
entertained with an elaborate recep-
ton to be given at the home of Mrs.
c. w. Johnston, PIP Fourth avenue
west. This program will likewise con-
sist of musical numbers and informal
addresses. Mrs. George Ferguson,
most excellent chief of the local order
will give an address of welcome.
Tomorrow's Program.
Wednesday will be a busy day. The
program follows:
900 a. m.-Opening of the Grand
'o'1 Lodge, by the grand chancellor,
Il. M. Benedict of Milbank,, s..
ID. At this session various com
mittees will be appointed and
put to work.
10000 a. m.-Past chancellor degrees
will be conferred on a class of
candidates.. e
100 p. Mall the delegates are to
go to the Elks' home, where au-
tomobfles will be provided to
take the visitors for a ride
about the city, and finally, to go
to the Mitchell Speedway, in
Hitchcock park, to witness the
automobile races. The entertain
ment committees have already
secured tickets for the races.
600 p. m.-Banquet to be given to
the delegates by the Commercial
club. To be given in the base
ment of the Episcopal church.
500 p. ma this time the knights
degree will be conferred on a
class of candidates, by a team
composed of grand lodge offic-
ers and delegates. This feature
is unusual in grand lodge SEES
sions.
Next Meeting at Aberdeen
While there has been no definite
announcement made as to the loca-
ton of the next state meeting of the
Grand Lodge session, it is thought
that Aberdeen will be a strong candi-
date. When the grand lodge officers
are elected at next Thursdays cleo
ton, it is probable that T. M. Sim
mons, of Huron, will emerge with
the office of grand chancellor. He
is at the present time grand vice
chancellor. Mrs. Mary Holbrook is
the likely candidate for grand chief
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-18
THROWN OUT OF
CAR, DROWNED
SIOUX FALLS TRAVELLING MAN
LOSES LIFE WHEN HE FALLS
FROM CAR INTO DEEP
WATER.

Sioux Falls, s. DIV. e. Gown,
.0t Sioux Falls q travelling alssman,
OF TIE american Candy Company,
was thrown from an automobile at a
point two miles south of Harrisburg
today. into deep water beside the
road and drowned.
1t is supposed that he attempted
to avoid a rut and went too close to
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-18

ton of vegetable oils which cured a
Chicago druggist of chronic stomach,
liver and intestinal trouble of years
standing that we want you surely to
try this remedy. 1t is known as
,Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy.
One dose will convince you. 1t usual
ly gives wonderful relief within "a
hours-even in the most stubborn
cases. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach
Remedy is now sold here by Scallin
Bros. Co, and Scott & Gormley.
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Next Meetinr nj Aberdeen
HOW TO ASSESS DOGS
IS TAXATION PROBLEM

Pierre, S. Done of the questions
which has been put up to the state
tax commission by assessors is that of
assessment of dogs. 1t is held that
dogs are not ''just dogs when it
comes to a question of value, and
the assessor wants to knew il it is
1alr to assess a mongrel pup at the
same amount as a registered bird
dog or collie which will sell on the
market at a good price, with no mar
ket value for the mongrel.
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WEBER BACK
WITH BRIDE
YOUNG BUSINESS MAN, HAND.
CUFFED BY FRIENDS, EN-
TERTAINS THEM AT
LUNCHEON.

Loren Weber, of this city, ane
Jessie Claire Ounce, OF Webster City
Ia, were married at the home OF the
brother of the groom, C. A. Weber,
in Sioux Falls, Saturday. The We'd
ding was a very quiet affair, only a
few relatives and friends being pre-
sent.
MIR. and Mrs. Weber returned to
Mitchell yesterday. When Mr.. Web
Der appeared on the stree. last night
he was seized by a number of his
gentlemen friends, handcuffed, and
taken to the Widmann hotel, where
he entertained at a midnight lunch
con.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Ounce of Webster
City, Ia. The groom is a we'll known
young business man of Mitchell. in
terested in and manager of the Web
Der Company restaurant of this city.
They will make their future home
here.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-18
PARIS BUILDINGS FALL
AFTER A CToRM

Paris, France.-Several more
buildings today collapsed in various
parts of Paris. owing to subsidences
OF the soil caused by yesterdays
terrific storm. and a number of per
sons were injured. The list of dead
is officially stated to be eight, but
AessgstRa ny mis-.
sfng tine search or the debris cop@in-
ued. The minister of the interior
urged upon the government the nee
essity of taking measures to prevent
a repetition of the occurrence.
Stomach Sufferers! Read This.
So many stomach sufferers have
Leen benefited by a simple prescribe
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-18

LAW GRADUATES ADMITTED
Pierre, S. D.-The supreme court
today admitted the law graduates OF
the state university, the list being:
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the side of the road, causing the top
pie over and throw him into the wat
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Mr.. JuAlJsl $ MoRSAN AAD Hs raocsE Mss IoUl5f coNV7aa

MI. JUNOJsS .. MORaAN AND Ns ELANcEE Mss IOUgF CONVfpN
S K 8OsIOI .014I-SG0
This snapshot of Mr. Junius s Morgan. son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pier
pom Morgan, II Nw York. nj his fancee, Miss Louise Converse. a daughter
OF Mr. aud Mrs. Frederick S. Converse. Of Boston, was made at Westwood
Mass whereth the couple were being entertained by friends They werea centrs
Of tHncton at the gsmihana games held o. the POLO field of Mr.. Alien
Borhes IL raise money for the coavalcscent children of the POOR Miss Augusta
Converse, sster Of Miss Converse. Miss Charlotte Lonng arranged tn
terSa1nnc n McssIs.W w. CaEelnD Forbes and Lindsay Lortny wUn -
ehaIe Of the games. 100 -
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-03-19
Mar 1, Long Lana No.
ARTICLE NO. 2.

Editor WORLDS CRERs-.T wo
are asking again tur Sm3H 0'c"
IN your valuable paper so tat
lie readers may hear my dc
/. nee. But this { confess unto
tnoo that after the way which
tRro. Perkins calls notiling) 50
worship the God my father be.
licvinE ali thing> which are
written in the la? and h. pro,
phets, and have hope towards
God which Ole pro.eSlan,>
ought to ALLOW that there shall.
be a rect.on Of the dead
Doth of he iust aud unjust, Acts
22l.1A-lA
Now Bro. Perkins 7 may oe a
protestant and don't know it,
But | do know i've in Mo.
and will have to be shown.
Now the Lord aid 10 the apps.
tie Peter, thou art Peter ano Gp.
this rock | will build my chuycn.
Let me tell you 1u7 friend Per
kins i. WAS, rot :. Catholic church
hor q Protrstsnt :hurch. either
No; this :;ib,,. say.s by thei,
fruits v. shah s13w them. Now
1esls chose owa!gc ape ties, sec
Matt, lc-1-4
After these t,.,rss the LORD
appointed other saranty also and
sent them two and two into every
City and place whether be him
self wo1ld come. Luke tJ.12.
We fnd Just before the Lore
was taken W into heaven he APP
peared unto tae eleven. Anl
He said, 90 sc into all the WORK
anu preach tho gospel to every
creature, He hat hel;eveth anC
is baptized shall Dc saved; but he
that belleveth no. shall 30 damn
ed,
And these signs shall !Ol,o7
them that believe in my name
shall they cast out devils, tue.
shall speak With new tongues
NJ rk 16 1t IS IT.
IS Y. They s''aIi talk; up =, I
penis. and if they drunk an.
deadly thing il shal not hur
them, they shall lay hands OF
the sick and they shall recover.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-03-19

The cookbook we call the
Bible says ny their fruits yo
shall know them.
Come Bro. Perkins tell tho
v2ado ,:as 80 C7. ssET vhile
>ou are II -. i q tA> FIutes,
- ,l."c1,c.v .-},>.~ -',4ustaKt
chutc't 90 Innf" 7;1Ns 'o,loWt
Aou SAY something aoonl the
people giving q countersig1.
But Jesus says these signs
Shall foiiow them that believe.
Is the >onnlorsi-n the sane ,
kind Of signs that Jesus gives tn
them that oelicye? II not, why
not?
P.easo let me give you Q few
words from Bishop P. 4. Luddan
of the Roman Catholic Church
made tue following comment
yeSIc. day upon the revi-cd Pres.
bGierlan confession before the
general assembly in New York
OF be hal Of al! the infants who
have oeen in he'll for two hun
dr. d and fifty years. ] wish 20
express qualification s.!a5 they
are IT, be let OUT AZ .aosa Hho are
t, come will be graceful 10 their
friends lhat they ere ao1 70
meet he s,rnn aW..al iate.
T,esss ponr pc pie &C coming
back 80 the mocher chunaii which
they 'ef' year, ato. As to the
pope, wei | don'y see that they
have chang d bis position only
trey called him an az ti.c;lr:s5 j.
vas Exceeding Kind OF than eA.
seeding kind Farmers Trib.
une May 20, 1902.
Wen let us. get back to q moro
sure word Of prophcsy. And |
saw thrones and they (the saints)
sa5 '2pon them and Judgment
va, GiVcn unto item and ! saw
the soul, or mem that were be.
headed 10, the ,ilne,s OF Jesus
aud for The word of .GDd and
WHICH h&a n>'t Horsslipped thu
beast 70" Eolne) neither bis in
age THE prote> tant) neither had
tecelued his mark upon their
ioreheads or in their hands and
they (the sAints) iiv. i and reign
ed with ch isl q Thousand years.
! Hoping Br,. Perkins can be.
gin to See. by thi time tina. God
has a people living today who is
not Pro cstants .l.or Catholics
either, No Bro, tue saints are
rot nj dead vet, and you will
tiod them to b., pretty lively
corpse II they are boys up at
Long Lane. Yours for the Cos
pei truths. George A. Garrett
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-03-19

salem or the gloriied church in
The q Oh. auo II VS., Of Rev.
And the wall Of thai city had
twelve foundations. and in them
THE ra1c- 0f Twelve apostles Of
tie i.i4mu, " ygG aae aGa.n that
tho We ve ap0>HCs are rcpri'2tN
,te3 ~ tlc yuu>NJ};u.. "a uj then,
not jus orA q: t'>a;ti. ',ro> Were
the foundat.Gu rnly II l.! . @ensc
that shev we're 1ha tiGSh r2s i,ltm
the building. HIRE anuJher
question ARIES. Was the >ame
power that Was given to the A.
postles and their immt date sue.
;cessors, TO be continued in the
church through all future age-?
I answer again No. And here
is my reasons for the answer:
This power, these signs and
mericles we're for the purpose IF
witnessing or confirming the
facts Of the gospel, A fact once
proven and established need not
to be repeated. VIII t would you
think Of a man who had taken q
homestead and at the end of
ave years made his find proof,
and then have to make the sane
proof every year or nvv:v I've
years, inordGT 10 show 10 t. b.,
is enti5!sd 70 the Ia1il: IL M:
reasooa!,}a-~)H it sansliat.!G az
necessarily M again. The 70
cord at tie general lard otl'cc
shows that the nroof has been
made. Now if any one DOUBTS
his ownership inst I'D OF calling
OH hin, to make proof again. let
thcm 50 and ~xamino tho record,
To Be Con- tinued>
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-03-19
QUESTION NO. 70.

Can some preacher tell Us why
raul spoke of the gospel of cir
cumclsloD and the gospel of
nnclrcumcision, aad the differ
euce in the two?
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-03-19
"a KE NJ rICE

ANY party OF parties Wishing to
ask any questions through this
paper upon any subjec; religious
ly or otherwise shall be treated
as a friend. But In no case will
the Editor allow any slang or
lang phrases go through it
columns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-03-19
PAGE OF INQUIRY
QUESTION NO. CT.

Ed. CREssEr; Please let some
one answer the following ques
tlon' Please explain the follow.
Ing scripture; luke 49,
lfnobody ventures. let the Ed.
Especially the m-aning OF the
Two ships. -Giadis Dawson,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-03-19

On Mar. LIST. report Of the
lAE.Ville Union Sabbath School
was of the best total number Of
scholars present Al. Officers
present j., teachers present s.
1uterest irnN! .irst t.. last Of tic
gs.v best CON- one come n!l,
- H&ct
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-03-19
QUESTION NO. s..

Ed. CRESSET. Please tell us
what this scripture means? lisa
A5-1--4. Preachers don't wait
Tor Bro. Garrett to ans wer first
Do your duty. Emil Oliver.