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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1915

Page

11

Former rector JH Babcock to be honored with memorial window

Mitchell residents recall Rev JH Babcock former rector of St Marys Episcopal Church aged about 68. A memorial window will be installed at the church funded by contributions and transport and installation costs covered. St Marys guild hosted a supper with the Masons. Knights of Pythias to attend next evening with reserved seating in the church hall at 2:30.

Pather Babcock S. Marys Church Taye JH. Babcock Mitchell Babcock Mary's Episcopal Ticok S. Mary's Guild Masons Knights Pythias

Young Women to Stage Comedy for Holy Family Sodality

Under the Ladies' Sodality of Holy Family Catholic church Mitchell plans Pallo of the City a musical comedy April 5 at City Hall Hall smdltorum. About 100 local amateur actors will take part with Miss Jose Great Smith directing from Parkdale Minnesota arrived yesterday to lead staging.

Young, Ladies' Sodality The Holy Family Catholic Church Jose Great Smith Parledautt, Minn Nod

South Dakota High School Declares April Debating Contests

Four district contests lead to division semifinals and state competition for declamatory and oratorical titles. Mitchell High plans local tryouts on April 6 with district delegates chosen to advance to May state events. Entrants include Esther Colion, Esther Krom, Leo Salisbury, Opal Lafferty, Reta Nourse, Arthur A. Anderson in declamatory and Mary Baer, Sterling Tipton, Hobart Brown, John Dragseth, Linden Hintz in oratorical.

South Daketaigh School Amon Mitchell Apel Firule Nurora Tes Mitchell High Vesta Murray George Ruth Esther Colion Esther Krom Leo Salisbury Opal Lafferty Reta Nourse Arthur A. Anderson Mary Baer Sterling Tipton Hobart Brown John Dragseth Linden Hin

Damages Sought in Aberdeen Liquor Sale Suit

Mrs. Pearl Fitch sues saloon keeper William J Wagner for 2000 damages claiming her husband David B Fitch became unable to support his family due to excessive liquor sold to him. The suit alleges staff knew he would become intoxicated. Fitch, an insurance solicitor, could earn a living when sober. She plans similar suits against other Aberdeen saloon men. first such case in South Dakota under liability for selling liquor to habitual drunkards.

Aberdeen Pearl Fitch Wiliam J Wagner David B. Fitch Icie Fitch South Dakota

Woman Farmer Who Passed as Male Found Dead in Bonfire

A woman farmer who masqueraded as a man was found dead in a charred body after a bonfire disaster at a farm near Clintonroma ary ogni ano coun. Local authorities reported the fatal blaze as the cause of death and are investigating the unusual disguise and circumstances surrounding the fire.

Clintonroma Ary Ogni Ano Coun

Finest Babies Win at Easter Exhibit and Pageant

A lengthy feature details babies from one month to three years winning prizes at the city Easter exhibition. It highlights prize divisions, judges choices, and the parade of young children in new gowns, along with notes on participating mothers, shop displays, and a weekend program of fashion windows and performances by local merchants and Elks.

Reval Suditerlinn Merchay Mate Tor Mair Bemn Tistéal Whhich Gerald Medrath Ixtor Leota Milnes Diayne Larson Margaret Sinuto Fusites Ranbert Turlyn Rutherford Owen Titentha Joan W. _Efforts Liste Borden Dewitt Wil Kennet Jennie Bing Mael Tin Jay Bition Ata Merchants’ Association Elks Ariel Wil Juanita Hutterfield New York Foster Tat Shop Dorothy Barn June Carlson Violan Beckwith Mary Wedehase Tat Gapp Mary Eine Aileen Spangler

Cantonwine to Leave Armour on Bankruptcy Fallout

Cantonwine, once a leading South Dakota merchant with vast estates, faces bankruptcy amid dramatic claims of robbery and conspiracy. A referee found burglary stories untruthful and ruled the robbery charge a fabrication by Cantonwine and his wife. He later issued threatening letters and announced a move to Tan Ark county, amid ongoing turmoil.

al Yiotenca Canton Eagensarity Kinna South of Nisi South Dakota Hun Faraland Seame Jewel Me Muller C Wine Manny Cantonwine Arminiin Ueseetlere Stonywine Tan Ark

Paul Sheeks Named Athletics Director at Wabash College

Paul P. Sheeks of Mitchell South Dakota, a four letter man in athletics at the University of South Dakota, was elected director of athletics at Wabash College Crayordsville Indiana to take effect next term. He was a star football player on the South Dakota team that defeated the University of Minnesota and was prominent in basketball and track.

Vermillion Paul P Sheeks F Mitchell Univerity of South Dakota Ins Thletics Wabash College Crayordsville Indiana Chesty Ilsay Will Roobsters

Mitchell Street Car Plan Outlined for Public Vote

The Republican outlines a proposed Mitchell street railway route guiding cars to Omaha and Dakota Wesvecyan University areas with depots at WaNken and near St Joseph's Neenitali. The plan requires city purchase within a year and a 1918 franchise deadline, allowing either horse or gasoline power for operation.

WaNken Omaha Mitchie and Ste Joseph Neenitali Minnesota Sanbornetreats Dakota Wes Vecyan University Ue Aya Fem Methodist

Children Enjoy Story Hour As Readers Check Books

Forty four children attended the story hour led by Mrs C M Tull last Saturday morning with J Th Roose set to entertain next week. Last week readers logged one hundred ninety four non fiction books, about twenty one percent of the total, and one hundred forty two juvenile books were read.

Bob C. M. Tull J. Th. Roose Chidren

Sterling to Talk to Chicago Club

Senator Sterling will stay in Washington until April 8, then travel to Chicago and all 71 club. He plans to discuss political duties and effort for the next aid program, with renewed focus on forthcoming proposals and funding streams.

Sterling Chicago Washington D. C Sterl= Ing Stead Billy Mi Fiehaek

Huron Keeps Commission Plan After Vote

Huron votes 19 to keep a commission form of government with the top mission plan prevailing. The count shows a majority support of 88, reflecting the electorate’s favor toward the current structure despite criticism of salaries and governance.

Huron S. D

Cheaper Gas for Aberdeen Seeks Franchise Fight

Aberdeen South Dakota plans a three way contest among the Aberdeen Light and Power, the street railway company, and a new gas supplier. The gas company hopes to manufacture gas for cooking and lighting, arguing the current rate of 5 cents per 1000 cubic feet is high, with potential reductions on higher usage. The street railway contends the power company charges excessive rates for motive power, and filings point to a heated campaign ahead of the April 29 election.

Aberdeen S. D Aberdeen Tailway 10 Eeeiite Aberdeen Light and Power Surnishin Ing Tate Aberdeen Gag Company Tight and Power Company Focal Gas and Street Railway Company Strert Railway Company Diween

Fine market opens for wool growers in Belle Fourche

The first of spring finds Belle Fourche prosperous as markets and conditions improve for sheep farmers. Feeders report good conditions and ewes in excellent health, with a heavy lamb and wool crop anticipated as sales begin.

Wool trade outlook and Homestead project impact

The report notes strong wool prices with limited breaking and mentions Belle Fourche shipments, the 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 pounds figure, and ongoing privateizations and opening of 15,000 new acres. It highlights a brisk Tanids on the Eile Fourche project and a likely busy year for the wool business in this section.

Belle Fourche Serosa Eile Fourche

Local talent shines at style show in town

Misiel’s best talents highlighted at Josigh program for state show. Readers witnessed a crowded Elks hall with models and musicians, including a mandolin club, as spring gowns and colorings captivated the audience. The event drew a large crowd, with performances by Miss Tipton and a quartet, while parental supervision and free admission were noted.

Misiel Josigh Elks Marttie Derrien Ipton Miss Tipton Ely Bail Sualtorium Searon

Fashion Hats Show at Vermicourt Store

The article describes a spring hat display at the Wilson Hat Shop featuring designs tarnished by ae. Wilson and notes participants including Mrs. Herbert Shute and Misses Dorothy Atter, Opal Tasterty, Florence McMillan, Cora Spit, Lowelle Grobel, Theresa Rexander, Nel Pitzerats. The event includes child reception, party gowns, and a program starting at 8:30 with Miss Lucile Evans and others presenting "Pares" Known as an upcoming society showcase with a varied program and new gowns in display windows.

Georgette Apes Ae. Wilson Hat Shop Herbert Shute Dorothy Attter Opal Tasterty Florence Colllorence McMillan Cora Spit Lowelle Grobel Theresa Rexander Nel Pitzcrats Pai Butterfield Vormiren Maes Vermicou Willea Pares” Kown Lucile Evans Nook

Mitchell Considers Country Club Project At Commercial Club

Revival of a plan to organize a Mitchell country club with facilities for sports and social gatherings led to a meeting set for 8 o clock Monday at the Commercial Club rooms. Local backers including Winsor, Paull, Hi Mitchell, Ray Beane, and Artin Smith explore sites near the James River with a clubhouse and tennis courts.

Mitchell Price Sioux Falla Aberd Deen Avely House Wentie Road James River Winsor Paull ° M Hi Mitehegels Ray L. Beane Artin Smith

Notice in estate matter Be W Grebel deceased

South Dakota county court notices the appearance of Mam Grebel and heirs to contest the petition for administration of E W Grebel deceased. A hearing is set for Saturday March 27 at 10 AM in Mitchell Davison County. Judge G C Thompson signs the notice dated March 1915.

South Dakota Be W. Grebel Mam Grebewer Artiuy Grebel Lyelie Grebel Evelyn Sn Katt Grebel Grebel Mitchell G. C. Thompson County Cour

Notice to Creditors Estate of Charles W Snyder Deceased

Notice is given by the executor of Charles W Snyder deceased to all persons having claims against the estate. Claimants must exhibit their claims with the necessary supporting documents within six months after the first publication of the notice. The executor's address is Spanier & Haney's office in Mitchell.

Charles W. Snyder Aries W. Snyder Snyder Spanier & Haney Mitchell

Brule County Plans Stocking of Red Lake

Brule County commissioners at their April meeting agreed to stock Red Lake near the center of the county with fish. A suitable species will be selected for the lake, one of South Dakota's largest bodies of water, to enhance reading and fishing opportunities.

Urile Red Lake South Dakota

Stolen Stamps From Doland Postoffice

Bandits forced entry into the Doland postoffice yesterday morning. They battered the lock with bags and blew open the safe, stealing about $2,000 worth of postage stamps. No arrests have been made and no suspects are yet identified.

Poland

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