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NEW MASONIC TEMPLE

Watertown. S. D.-Nearly an en-
tire week in the month of May will
be given over to the program of
ceremonies that will mark the dedi-
cation and opening of the new Mason
ic temple in Watertown, that has
been in the course of construction
since early last spring, and which is
now completely finished. The four
days set aside for a program of Ma
sonic activity in connection with the
Dedication, May IL, ~. 10, and ii
will be memorable days, not only for
the Masons of this jurisdiction but
for members of the order all over the
state, who are expected to attend in
large numbers. The dedication OF the
temple will be by the Grand Lodge
of South Dakota.
The dedication of the new temple
in Watertown will mark the opening
}of one of the finest structures of its
kind in the country. The building
is large, comodious, finished in a
beautiful substantial style of archi-
lecture that is a splendid represen-
tatlon of Masonic craft and is fitted
with every convenience that the
/ UullQluS committees COulu learn VI
from exhaustive study of the plans
of other Masonic temples and the
application of their own ingenuity.
1.-THE temple which represents an eN-
pense of $4,000 was erected under
/; the direction of the Masonic Building
Association of WATERFOWL, which
Iraised it's funds by the sale of inter
est bearing certificates to its mem
bers.
Grand lodge officers I'M members,
and hundreds of Masons from other
cities of South Dakota and the north
west are expected to be present dur
ing the week the e temple is ded-
icated. Committees of local Masons
are in charge of every feature of the
arrangements for the week and are
making preparations to extend a
warm welcome to all visiting Masons.
Many activities for the entertainment
of the visitors from outside lodges
are planned including automobile
sight seeing trips, visits to Lake
Kampeska, banquets and a reception
and grand ball in the new temple on
1.-THE evening of MAY IA.
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$4,000 IN
NEW BRIDGES
A. N. BJODsTRUP GETS THE
CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUC-
TON WORK IN COUNTY
THIS SEASON.

A. N. Bjodstrup, of the Pioneer
Bridge company, late yesterday at
ternoon was awarded. the contract
for tw%enty-nine bridges and c~ulverts
in Dawson county by the board of
commissioners. with an estimated
cost for the total of approximately
$50, 900.
Bridges of the slab type will be
built in Mt. Vernon, Union, Tobin,
Lisbon, Badger and Mitchell town
chips, six of them in Tobin Steel
bridges will be built between Sec
ttions 80 and "a in Rome township
and between Sections "a and So in
Badger township. A concrete arch
bridge will he built between Sec
.tions 2 and 10 in Mitchell township.
The culverts will be distributed on
the roads will over the county.
The commissioners this afternoon
considered the contract for the grad
ing of the new county highway be-
tween the city of Mitchell ana the
James river. Mr.. Bjodstrup has
agreed to take this contract for the
price submitted, providing he can
get the contract from the Hanson
county commissioners on the road
connecting on the east.
This morning the commissioners
passed a number of bills and voted
to allow Miss Lilly Patterson, sup
erintendent of schools, $40 for the
services of an assistant in making
the Seventh and Eighth grade flnal
examination papers.
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AT wATERTowN.

AS Most Worshipful Master, of the
Grand Lodge of South Dakota, Geo.
Philip Will conduct the ceremony of
dedication on the morning of May
IL. Proceeding this ceremony the
Masons will form in a line and march
from the rooms they now occupy to
the new temple, led by the Fourth
Regimental Band. The dedication
will be followed by an address by
Charles l.. Brockway, Grand Orator,
OF Sioux Falls. In the afternoon of
May II, the b. A. degree will be con-
ferred, eXemplifed by Kampeska
Lodge No. 13 A. f. and A. NJ. Presen-
tation of the apron will be conduct
ed by Charles l.. B~rockway, p. G. NJ.
and then the f. c. degree will be con-
ferred. AT $50 O'Clock that same
and after dinner addresses will be
given i'm the new temple banquet
room.
An automobile sight seeing tour
about Watertown is scheduled for
the morning of May IL, followed in
the afternoon by the eNemplification
of the r. A. Degree by Watertown
Chapter No. 10 r. A. M. In the even
ing there will be eXemplification of
degrees by Nesta Chapter No. 1, o.
Il. s.. and refreshments and music.
Visiting Masons will be treated to
an automobile trip to Lake Kamp-
eska the mornin gof the third day.
May 10, leaving the temple at 10
o'clock in the morning and returning
for the noon meal. In the afternoon
the eXemplification of the Council de-
gree by thesSalem Council r. n S.
NJ. assisted by Watertown Council No
4 r. and S. NJ. will take place. At 6
o'clock a banquet and musical pro-
gram for all council members and
candidates will be given and at s
O'Clock in the evening. DR.. r. l.. Dott
will exemplify the S. e. M. degree.
The eNemplification of the order
of Knight templar by Watertown
Comnandery No. Z X. T. will be the
only lodge work done on the closing
day and the program in connection
with the temples dedication will end
in the evening when a reception and
grand ball for all Masons and their
families is held.
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NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR LETTERS OF ADMINS.
TRATION.

State of South Dakota, ,
County OF Dawson, IS.
In County Court.
In the matter of the estate of
Susanna Rogers, Deceased.
The State of South Dakota Sends
Greetings. To Rosa Bell Hunter,
Lulu Viola Rogers, Albert Hunter,
Minnie May Miller, heirs at law and
next of kin of Susanna Rogers, de-
ceased. and to all to whom these
presents may come.
Notice is hereby given, That Rosa
Bell Hunter has filed with the Judge
of this Court, a petition praying for
Letters OF Administration of the Es-
tate of Susanna Rogers, deceased,
be issued to, Raymond w. Rogers,
and that Tuesday the 18th day or
May, 1915, at ten O'Clock a. M, of
said day, at the office of the County
Judge in the Court House, City of
Mitchell. South Dakota, has been set
for hearing said petition, when and
where any person interested may
appear and show why the said
petition should not be granted.
Dated at Mitchell, South Dakota,
this Goth day of April, 1915.
o. c. THOMPSON,
Judge of the County Court.
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II. S. PLAY ON
THE SEVEN AGES
ALI4EGORY OF LIFE TO BE PRE-
SCENTED AT CITY HALL AUDI
TORIUM NEXT TUESDAY
EVENING.

1.-THE Stairway of Life" a charm
ing little play depicting the various
stages in the development of life,
will be presented by students of Nit
chell high school. in the city hall au-
ditorium Tuesday evening, May IL.
The play is being directed and coach
ed by Miss Mary E. Walters, of the
high school English department.
The presentation will be in one
scene with seven acts, each repre-
senting the seven stages in life.
There will be "a large number of
students taking part in the play, and
a representation Will be made OF
childhood. youth. maiden
hood, wifehood, motherhood and old
age. The students and Miss Walters
have. been working on the play for
several weeks an promises to be one
of the best high school productions
of the year.
In the first scene, "%Babyland."
Nellie Jones will be Bay Agnes.
Blanche Wyant will be Rose, Eddie
Fox will be Master Dick, Leo Sails
bury will be Master Harry, and Ethel
Collins will take the part of Ethel,
the nurse. In the second scene,
2 NAiA0AOO0 HAAOACS >
the part of Miss Howard, the gov
erness, Rose Strong will be Doris,
Elva Wilder will be Patty. Sylvia
Reierson will be Florence, Esther
Alison will be Mary. Marvin Bauer
will be Tom, Leo Salisbury will be
Dick and Herman Starr will be
Harry.
In the third scene YOUTH
Gladys Spence will be Isabelle, Flor
ence Derr will be Mary, Florence
Collins will be Mary, Dell Clark will
be Muriel. "Maidenhood" will be
the fourth scene, Grace Powers TAX
ing the part OF Miss Elsie Lee, Don
aid Hoon, that of Herbert Ralston,
and Miner Shaw, that of Mr.. Van
Zleck. In the fifth scene, Wife
Delight Conyes will be Mrs,
Earl, Della Kjelmyr will be Miss
Virginia Earl. DOROTHY Miller will
be- Lillian Earl, and Alice Erskine
will be Nora, the cook.
motherhood" will be the sixth
scene. Thelma Cassem will be cast
as Beatrice Give. Gustav Victor as
Robert Give, and in the seventh
scene, "Old Age" Dorothy Scallin
will be the grandmother. Hobart
Brown, the grandfather and John
Dragseth, Father Time.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Mortgage dated May LIST. 1914, made
byjR. i. Null and j. H. Burke, single
men, mertgagors, to Walter H. Will
kinson, mortgage, covering the
North Eighty-siX (S6) feet of Lot
No. One CD, and the North Eighty
six Feet (S6), of the East Eighty
eight (SS) feet of Lot No. 2 CD, in
Block Ninety-nine 600, in John
LAWYERS Addition to the Town, Now
city of Mitchell, in Dawson County.
South Dakota, which MORTGAGE was
duly recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds office of Dawson
County, South Dakota, on the 9Th
day of May, 1914, at 1:45 O'Clock,
P. M. in Book 115 on page 90 there
of, and on which mortgage there is
now due principal, interest and taxes
the sum of Four Thousand, Three
Hundred Twenty-eight Dollars and
Fifty cents C$4,32S.50) together
with the statutory Attorney fees of
Twenty-Five Dollars C$25) and the
said mortgagors having made default
lin the payments of the taxes on said
| described premises for the yesr 1914,
and the same being now delinquent
and in tho failure of said mortgagors
to pay the same; and the said mort
gagee having a%greeably to the terms
of said mortgage declared the entire
principal and interest of said mort
gage debt to be 10Y due and payable
and no action at, law or otherwise
having been instituted, for the col
lection OF said debt or any part there
OF and said mortgage containing a
power of sale. the same will be fore
closed by a sale of said described
premises at public auction by the
| Sheriff of Da$ison County, or his
at the front door Of the
! Court house in Mitchell, Dawson
County, South Dakota, on the 22nd
day Of May, 1915, at the hour OF 2
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-05-13
FLIP COIN TO SETTLE
RESULT OF ELECTION

Plankinton. S. D.-The toss of a
silver dollar determined hat w. F.
Kehm should represent the First
ward in the city council Of Plankin-
ton for the coming year. Mr.. Kehm
and his opponent in the recent city
election, Marion Williams. tied on
the number of votes received. Mr..
kehm chose heads when Auditor
C. Il. Goodlad threw up the coin and
by winning the toss was declared
elected. He was sworn in and COM
menced his twelfth year as q mem
Der of the council.
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NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR LETTERS OF ADMINS
TR ALTON .

State of South Dakota,
County of Dawson, SIS.
In County Court
In the matter of the estate of Julia
A. Nolt, deceased.
The State of South Dakota Sends
Greetings:
To John H. Nolt, Sr., George v.
Nolt, Carrie Heller. Mary Sphinx, Julia
.Coursey, John H. Nolt, Jr., Sollie
Nolt, Rlnnie Nolt, Walter Nolt. Flor
.ence Hamiel, and Albert Nolt, heirs
at law and next of kin of Julia A.
Nolt,, deceased. and to all to whom
these presents may come:
Notice is hereby given. That John
H. Nolt, Jr., has filed with the Judge
of this Court, a petition praying for
Letters Of Administration of the
Estate OF Julia A. Nolt, deceased,
and that Saturday the 22nd day of
May, 1915, at the hour of ten o'clock
in the forenoon of said day, being a
special day OF said Court, at the
Office of the County Judge. in the
Court House in the City of Mitchell.
County of Dawson, State OF South
Dakota, has been set as the time and
place for hearing said petition. when
and where any person interested may
appear INT show cause why said
petition should not be granted.
Dated at Mitchell, South Dakota,
this 18th day of May, 1915.
o. c. THOMPSON,
Judge of the County Court,
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OPERA SINGER
PLEASES HERE
AUDIENCE FILLING THEATRE DE
LIGHTED WITH CONCERT BY
MADAME SCHUMANN.
HEINZ.

An Auu1enCe t0aC uearly HIteu the
Metropolitan t~heater--at $3.50 per
seat-heard Madame Schumann-
EHeing Sing in concert for an hour and
Ia half-at approximately $500 per
hour.
To judge from the appreciative ana
applause given the
world famous artist the hearers seem
led to be quite agreed that it was
worth the price. at least SO far as
they were concerned. And, barring
her uncertainty as to whether or
mot the scenery would fall down on
her, Madame Schumann-He eli SEEM
ed to be fairly we'll satisfied from
her standpoint. A door blew open
at the back of the stage as she was
about to begin one OF her numbers.
Ia gale. was coming from the north
west at the time and the wind struck
with. the wall OF scenery erected on
the stage with q mighty blow. The
audience gasped and the singer her
self started In fright. She promptly
suspended the concert while she
made q personal investigation Of the
rear OF the stage. Then when she
returned she said-and without any
symptom OF a smile, either-to some
body at the rear Of the audience
win you please keep the doors clos
ed back there. It is a terrible draft.
And we don't want this scenery fall
Ing down on our heads" Then the
concern proceeded. 1t is open to
question which the audience liked the
better-Madame Schumann-Heink,
or Madame Schumann-Heink's sing
ing. Her smile is so whole-souled
that when it lighted up her face 1t
was hard for the audience to keep
from smiling also. She is democratic
to an extreme, and therefore up to
her reputation In this respect. She
was most. generous In her program
and added two encores and two
numbers by request. When EUGENE
Jones, little daughter Of Prof. and
Mrs. Fl. ]. Jones. carried q sheaf OF
red s to the staga and presented
them to the singer, she lifted. the
girl to her arms and kissed her, and
smiled her inimitably tender smile
and kissed the child again.
Madame Echumann-Heink has
long since passed the time Of criti-
cism. Even In approximations of her
really wonderful voice and her artistic
resources. the last word has been
said OF her again and again. Per-
haps what impressed the most of
those hearing her for the first time
was the working range OF her voice.
Of course all who have known any
thing of music have known how
great it was but it is hard to re-
alize what possibilities this gives her
until one hears her. This was illus
/ Au0NnI vnn~t.n ~r AHN ~n0c& ck~sl,s - xr1~,
last evening in her presentation of
Schubert's "Erl King 1t marked the
climax Of her concert. giving her an
opportunity to display not only the
range apd volume Of her voice. but
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WATERFOWL is
MEET WINNER
LEADS OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS IN
THE TOURNEY HELD AT
ABERDEEN YESTER.

Aberdeen, 8. D.-Clayton Walker
OF Aberdeen WAS an easy winner In
the tennis matches In the state high
school track meet here Friday, win-
ming the preliminaries and the semi
,.1lnals and final In the singles. while
he and iiib partner, Morris, met with
the same success In the doubles.
The state record for the mile run
Lloyd Of, Huron made the run in A.
~ The record had been held by,
M1tkfea0n OF Watertown In 1851.
While high wind handicapped
The meet somewhat, there was q
food attendance OF athletes and
spectators at the eighth annual high
school meet on the Normal field.
akesasWiln6rb in the various events
were ~ follows: Discus throw-Fish
ger OF Waterfowl, first, 1872 feet. z
inches; Ewing OF Redfleld second,
Noel of eClArk third.
Nile tun-Linyd Of Huron Arst,
Hunt Of Aberdeen second, Gascoigne
o. Huron third.
100 yard dash-Klaus OF Groton
first, In 11.2 Klebsch of Redfield
0EUuu ~. AltlOSSUu OI d~otgysUuis
third.
High jamp-Noel of Clark first.
Is feet I inches; Price of, Huron Sec
ond, Warmer of Aberdeen third.
Hammer throw-Noel of Clark
hrst, 1873 feet z inches; Mcintyre Of
Redfield second, Copeland of Huron
third.
Two mile run-Lloyd OF Huron
frst; Hunt OF Aberdeen second;
Gchrnstz of Gettysburg third. Time
40 minutes. - 1-2 seconds.
WATERFOWL wOn the state cham
pionship with 81 points to its credit
Hnro mis- second with Sc points; Alb
erdeen third with u points; Clark,
~ HedfeM, Is; Gettysburg, =;
GelEy ], Faulkton, Bath. Athol. We
tonka and Stratford, other schools
competing, got nothing.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate of Christian Lau, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the UNI
administrator of the estate
of Christian Lau, deceased to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within six months after the
first publication of this notice, to the
said administrator at Armour in the
county of Douglas, S. d.
Dated April %. 1915.
Marcus Lau,
Administrator of the estate of
Christian Lau, deceased.
Walker & Gurley,
Attorneys for administrator,
Armour, s.. d.
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her dramatic training and talent as
well. Next to this, the audience
porbably liked her singing of THE
Rosary" a Mcknight perfect pro-
duction.
Mrs. Katharine Hoffman, accom-
PIANIST. proved herself entirely wor-
thy of her part and Madame Schu-
mann-Heink's frequent insistence
that her share in acknowledging ap-
seemed to be quite In accord
ance with the wishes, of the au-
dience.
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w%1LsoN-RlLEY NuP1TALs.

At 8 o'clock on Wednesday evening
Mr.. Sylvester Wilson and Miss Alma
Riley we're united in marriage, Rev.
C. b. Harold officiating with the
ring ceremony of the Methodist
church. The ceremony was %celebrat-
ed at the home Of the bride two miles
west OF Mitchell.
The brother and sister OF the
bride, Mr.. Guy Riley and Miss Maud
Riley. were best man and bridesmaid
"A delicious four-course wedding
supper was served Immediately after
the ceremony. with q large number
OF the relatives and friends of the
happy couple present.
Mr.. Wilson ia one OF the energetic
and successful young farmers of
Dawson county. The bride has been
"a popular school teacher, finishing
her, last term of school but recently.
The two will carry with them the
Sest wishes and congratulations of
many friends as they start their
home on MI. Wilson's farm, seven
miles southwest OF Mitchell.
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WANT BIDS
ON LEASING or AND

Forest City, s. Dat a council Of
the Cheyenne River reservation In
.dians held It White Horse, it was
decided to lease the reservation lands
next ycar To the corporation making
the highestsbid for the contract. for
grazing purposes. Meantime, it was
decided TO lease the lands to cattle
companies desiring the privilege this
year 1t the rate of $l.75 . head. At
tor this year. all companies viii be
required 10 bid for the privilege of
.Efasing their live stock on the re-
'servati0n.
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Getting a board of directors for the
ensuing year and the transaction of
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting. All stock
holders are requested to be present
in person or by proxy.
Malissa r. Davis, Secretary,
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HOSTESS ON THURSDAY.

Mrs. Florence Johnston and her
daughter, Mrs. X. f. Stair, entertain
ed at s o'clock tea or Thursday at
ternoon of this week. Floral decora-
tions for the affair were ~marguerites.
Mrs. Howard Bjodstrup assisted the
hostesses In serving a five course
supper.
Two solos were given during the
Afternoon by Mrs. Gertrude Metz
with Mrs. II. G. Nichols as accompan-
list. The two members were very en-
loyably received by the company.
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SOCIETY NOTES.

Mrs, John Coivin will be hostess, to,
the Today club Mt its annual meeting
on Monday. Officers for the next.
year will be elected. One of the fea-i
lures of the meeting will be the dis
.cussion Of the work of the past year.
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The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Pine Ridge Gold Min
ing company will be held in the Of
fee OF the company 1908 Waukesha
st. Butte, Montana, June Sth, 1915
at 1880 p. m. for the purpose OF ell
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ceremony, a reception will be held a,
the home Of the brides parents.
HALCYoN CLUB.

With Mrs. Grin Martinson as host
ess, the Halcyon club met this week
with oil members present. Mrs. Park
inson was a guest of the afternoon.
The quotations were good and
many were discussed with interest.
The Lesson was omitted and after an
elaborate luncheon plans were made
for the last meeting of the year, to
be held with Mrs. r. A. Berry.
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HAD SEVENTH

Master William Thompson, SIT
East Second avenue, entertained u
few Of his little friends on Tuesday
afternoon, between the hours of a
and 6 o'clock. The occasion was the
seventh birthday of the little host.
The ten guests found their places
with dainty cards. Each also left
birthday remembrances for Master
William.
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O'Clock. P. M. of said day.
Dated this Sth day of April, 1915.
Walter II. Wilkinson,
Mortgage.
Spangler & Haney,
Attorneys for Mortgage.
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NEWMAN CLtJD ELECTS.

2csTxLrAWl1
Mrs. NJ q. Wider and Mrs.
w. II. Fritz were hostesses to the
Newman club at It's annual business
meeting on Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Wider. The follow
ins officers were elected for the en-
suing year; Mrs. Wider, president;
Mrs. 81, w. Leehan, vice president;
Mfs. Johh M. Sfberz, recording sec
retary, Mrs. r.. j. Evans, correspond
Int SECRETARY; Mrs. j.. A. Rogan.
auditor; Mrs. John Cogan, custod-
ian; Mrs. ]. B. Till, press ccodrrespon-
dent.
Mesdan1es Wider, Siberz and John
OsDonnell were elected delegates to
the state Federation meeting and
Mesdames F. q. Van Wagenen,
james Lyons and John Berry were
named Al %alternates. The following
standing committees were named by
the president, Mrs. Wider:
PrOgram-Mrs. G~reenwaid, Mrs.
Siberz, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. C. r. Ken
nedt and Mrs. p. II. Kelley.
HS0cial--Mrs. George Evans, Mrs.
Van Wagenen, Mrs. j. w. Shelby,
Mrs. FRITZ and Mrs. Berry.
Resolutiong-Mrs. l.. J. WEIGH,
Mrs. Geo. Agnes and Mrs. w. A. Ken
nedy.
At the close OF the meeting the
hostesSes served Hight refreshments.
The club has Just completed q most
profitable years study on the gov
eminent Of the United States, clvics
and social problems. The next years
work Will cover American history,
parliamentary law and the worlds
work.
ENTERTAIN SENIOR GIRLS.
The senior girls Of Mitchell high.
school were the guests of honor at 4
evening company given at Graham
hall last Saturday by the girls Of Da-
kota wesleyan.
During the early part of the even
Ing guests were entertained at q very
enjoyable program In tho college
chnpaI. The rest OF the evening was
spent 1T the gIrl'a gymnasium, which
had been prettily decorated with
numerous pennants and sofa pillows.
Alter the girls had become ac-
q4ainted with each other. the Wes-
l4yan hoStesses served refreshments
Prepared IN chafing dishes. During
tho zGtVing OF the refreshments
mnsicaI Numbers were played and
rSadings given. The evening was
brought To- q close with 'rouslng col
lege songs and yells.
S%s5%
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Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: Mrs. ].
4. Smith Of Mitchell, who has been
e guest Of Mrs. Thos. Taubman, de-
parted tor home Saturday evening.