Dr Ball Leaves to Enter Army
Lieutenant William W Ball reports for duty in the U S Army from Mitchell after accepting a commission earlier in the war He travels to Port Riley for officer training and is expected to move on to another camp for active service His wife and daughter remain in Mitchell during his absence and he plans to return when his service ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Ball
Port Wiley
United States Army
St. Bernard
Knights Templar
Milwaukee
Miaiy
Mitchell
Riley
Port Riley
Ball
Gorgasto
Sand
Bill
Liberty campaign notes bring speakers to Mitchell area
Local notes report Liberty loan campaign chairmen coordinating speaker deliveries in weeks ahead. Events cited include April dates in Wessington Springs, Parker, Forestburg, Artesian, and Mitchell, with visits by local notables and residents traveling to and from Omaha, Seattle, and California.
Mitchell City News Roundup and Local Events
Mitchell residents heard from John T. Cogan on his return to Pierre to resume land office duties. Weather records show 79 high and 6 below low with 1.02 inches of precipitation. Community members attend district meetings and war effort events, while farmers and merchants report strong flower sales and business travel in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Spray
Sioux Balls
Mitchell, Wey
Val Junker
Wl. Mettler
Emery
John T. Cogan
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Cornelius Dirks
Bridgewater
Rebekahs
Fred Wilson
Be Tolly Club
J. Waynes
Haynes
Drot. P. Preneh
Liberty Loan
Porestboro
Wesangton Springs
Dariine
Nassar
George Mel. Erwin
George Mel. Erwin, State Chairman of Me Liberty Loan
South Dakota
Mount Vernon
Bihan
Milwaukee Railway
Minneapolis
John Berry
Worley
Ss. C
the. Mills
H. F. Lofgren
Crippe
W. G. Sudberg
Fulton
Kirkenback
Gusta Kirkenbaek
Dimorck
A. Bell
Chamberlain
Hoehhalter
Armour
Jona Heimstrs
Nebraska
M. Champion
Brookings
Mitchell
HW. O. Refven
Wessington Springs
R. BK. Lowan
Gettysburg
R.L. Wright
Spencer
Browning
Henry Steiber
Ware Steimer
Dakota Wesleyan University
Marion Mermaugn
Letcher
Ss. Pf. Lucas
Kennebec
G. P. Hodges
Mason City, Jr
G. M. Kasson
Kasson
Milwaukee Raiload Company
FP. O. Shaffer
Oaecoma
Kimball Man Praises Camp Dodge Conditions
Dr. Milo AL Willy of Winaball praised Camp Dodge Des Moines for ample equipment clothing food and medical care during a visit while en route to Kimball. He noted the soldiers as clean looking athletes and praised army personnel and camp cantonment. His younger son serves as a lieutenant in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo AL Willy
Winaball
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Willy
Mitchell
Kimball
Captain Willy
Washington, D. CG
Mitchell High School boys seek summer farm work
Mitchell high school boys eager to serve Uncle Sam plan to work on farms this summer. The school board will release students early to join farm crews, as many have prior farm experience and teamwork skills useful to farmers. Contact Milchefl at 2562. W. Am. Brennan, Emergency Dept. Ag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Uncle Sam
Milchefl
W. AM. Brennan
Agetic
Farmers Planting Wheat Across Three Counties
Mitchell auctioneer Wayne Barnard reports spring farm work will finish five weeks early in Dryison, Wanson and Sanborn counties. Wheat acreage will nearly double as farmers sow wheat who haven’t grown it in a decade. barley sowing risk is lower. Hardman, east of Lether, finished seeding last Tuesday after delaying into April last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dryison
Wanson
Sanborn
Wayne Barnard
Mitchell
Mrr
Barnard
Hardmnin
Leteher
Killing Germans Without Sleep in British France Front
British infantry and gunners endure exhausting nights while holding the line near Bapaume and Albert. Gunnery crews saved heavy guns under bombardment as airmen harassed German columns toward open country, with exhausted troops marching forward under harsh conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Philip Gibbs
New York
Vimes
Guy
Bapaume
Albert
Gouzeancourt
Diam
Enermy
French Premier Near Front Lines as Car Is Hit
Paris notes Premier Clemenceau during a U S visit neared front lines as German artillery shelled the sector. All windows were broken but Clemenceau escaped injury and returned to Paris full of confidence about the battle outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Cipienceau
M. Clemenceau
Easter Lily Sale Doubles This Spring
Easter lily sales surge with a 100 percent rise from last year as demand for flowers soars. Gurney Freemouse manager Nels Jensen notes orders backlog for out of town shipments and trains. roses and other varieties also sell strong while prices stay steady. Eleven building permits worth 4550 are issued, mainly garages or additions, and five arrests yield 155 in fines with three speeding offenses, one drunkenness case, and one liquor transport charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Jensen
Gurney
Fourth Service Star Added to Becker Flag
A Becker clothing company adds a fourth service star this week. Prank Winner was notified to report for duty at Camp Grant Rockford. He will visit St Paul on Saturday with his parents. Winner previously offered service to the government and joined the 36th engineers railway transportation battalion at Camp Grant. He has lived in Mitchell for a year and moved from Model clothing to Becker. Three Becker men have already left for service Lieutenant Walter Tobin Cannondy Paul Yonkers Gar Cody and Walter Kerr at Base Hospital No 22 Milwaukee Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bekewit
Charese
South Dakota
Frank W. Mitchell
Davison County
Hourchuid
Wwim Hall
Willian Roy Howald i Pokwani
Alb
Foresthure
Artesian
Trow
Wessington Springs
Parker
Anton Baumsgart
Mitchell
Fitzgerald of
Marlow
Royal Hospital
Mary Gregorie
Salem
City
WH. B. Holmes
Omaha
Charles Fh. Pym
Onida
Stella Dleminger
Leteber
W. Tl. Dar- Vine
GL. Law
Delmont
Alta A. Mead
Harrison
Mitchel
Mok. Becker
Leicester
Ohio
Hoon
Spot Cash
A. Lindquist
Lak Andes
G. W. Derr
Los Angeles
Gal
Seatle
Wash
Portland
Ore
Aberdeen
Meg
S. K. Morris
California
B. McCaulley
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. H. Perris
McGaulley
Carthage
McCantley
Mitchell High School
BP. G. Will of
Chamberlain
HW. A. Oldham
Third Liberty Tean
Margaret Zolnowsky
Lake Andes
Charles Boreson
Ethan
Preshe
Wolsey
Rapid City
Plankinton
Mitehell
Today Club
Servier Flae Hearipe
Knights of Columbus
The
Republican
South Dakota State Liberty Loan Committee
Third
Liberty Loan
Brule County
Pukwana
Eagles Hall
Everett A. Barcourt
J. A. Wilzel
West Fourth Avenue
Oclock
Clarence Knutson
Frank Weller
Towa
Missouri
Oklahoma
Lieutenant Pepper
Medical Department
Camp Dodge
Forest Worthing
Stephen Lewis
West Sixth Avenue
G. S. Osgood
Graceland Cemetery
Newell
Wingsley
W.o. Christie
J. P. Brin
Bind
Southern Wlingis
N. J. Adams
Mitehell High School
Rock Island
Dret. Adams
Many Nolan
St. Paul
Fred Fulton
Jess Willard ii
Sioux City
Auchors
Alice Montgomery
Madison High School
Frank AW. Mitchell
J. A. Smith
Wilton Tradoves
Dakota Wesleyan University
Alexander Neclvow
Jolenry Wessinger
B. Cornish
Becker Clothing
Winner
Camp Grant
Rockford
36Th Engineers
March Lion Arrives Like an April Fool
Dark clouds and a cold north wind swept central South Dakota with Mitchell at about 22 degrees above zero. By afternoon warmth returned but the wind lingered and coal sales surged as residents replenished supplies. Snow was reported between Murdo and Rapid City with temperatures around twenty degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Mitchell
Murdu
Rapid City
Spies Blamed for Defective Gas Masks in U.S. Factory
Senator Thomas of Colorado accused German spies of tampering with gas mask production for France. He said a factory produced 5,000 masks with 2,900 defective units and later found more packed with inspected items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
France
Senate
Thomas
Colorado
Negro porter nabbed transporting liquor on Omaha train
Gilbert, a colored porter between Mitchell and Minneapolis, was arrested Monday by Sheriff Owens on a charge of transporting liquor into South Dakota. Bound over in 300 bonds, he faces a Thursday hearing. authorities have pursued suspects for months, noting his access to all train areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loward Gilbert
Omaha
Mitchell
Minneapolis
Kh. Oi. Owens
South Dakota
Gilbert
Be‘Alise Hie
City Council Approves Street Paving and Theatrical Marquis
In a routine session the city council introduced a resolution to pave Lawler street from Fourth Avenue to Railroad Street. The Anderson Chamber Company is granted permission to erect a marquee over the Metropolitan Theatre entrance. An order to install one block of curb on North Main Street between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues was issued. The council passed a resolution calling an election on April 46 to elect an alderman from each ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawler Street
Fourth Avenue
Railroad Street
Anderson Chamber Company
Metropolitan Theatre
North Main Street
Tenth and
Eleventh Avenues
Notice to creditors of William G Froeseilte deceased
Executrix Annie Broeselite announces the estate of William G Froeseilte deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within six months of first publication at 138 East Second Street Mitchell South Dakota. March 16 Lois. Annie Broeselite Executrix Zollman Tipton Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Frosetile
William G. Froesehle
Ler
East Second Street
Mitehell
South Dakota
Mitehell Ssouth Dakota, Mareh
Lois
Annie Broeselite
William G. Proeselite
Zollman & Tipton
Order to Show Cause for Sale of Real Estate in Davison County
Court orders show cause hearing in Mitchell on April 18 1015 for executor George Thiel to obtain an order to sell parcel Lot 8 Block 7 Greene's addition Mitchell Davison County to settle John A Boulware estate. Publication required in Mitchell Capital for four weeks. Records list David son County South Dakota. Judge Thompson signs order. Clerk Alexandria S I D. Attorney Willian R Danforth represents the executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Stats Davison
John A Boulware
George Thiel
John A Foulware
Welock
Mitchell
Davison
John A. Boulware
Mitchell Capital
Davison County
Greene
South
Dakota
Mareh
Thompson
Judee
Wall's Catarrh Cure Promoted As Internal Remedy
An advertisement extols Wall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment that reaches the disease site through the blood and mucous surfaces. It claims effectiveness for catarrh without local applications and asserts medical pedigree and testimonials, with sale by druggists and price details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & CG
Cropa
Toledo
Pruggists
Rake Wall
Conalivetion
Coming to Mitchell The Reliable Specialist Visits Widmann Hotel
The Reliable Specialist will be at Widmann Hotel in Mitchell on Monday and Tuesday April 8 and 9 offering expert service. Attend for consultations and demonstrations.
Dr Doran Offers Free Consultation For Chronic Diseases
Dr Doran advertises free consultation and examination for chronic diseases with 25 years of experience. He claims high success avoiding operations for appendicitis gall stones ulcers and adenoids and urges married women to bring husbands and children with parents for appointments. Office hours 10 a m to 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doran
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DR. Ball
ARMY
Fort Riley
Kas
Lieutenant Ball
Thomas Ball
Tere
Bean
Peter Head
St. Joseph’s Hospital
G. A. Bower
Father Hart
William HH
Herbert
T. Spangler
J. 4. Bobb
PT. G. Burns
Miss May Gavin
St. Josephs Trainings School
Mother Joseph
Michedt
Minnie Ney
Miss Neff
Grant
Nowarni Welely
Phinkinton
Joe Bureshee
Focal
Ditel
Threlis Farm
Mitehedl
Mies
S. G. Kjelmin
Wadler Ingram
Kjelmyr
Wighmore
Virgil Hawley
Annie
Dr. Teyler
Thomas Bier
Fam-Lly
Alexandria
Edouard Stanton
Mason City
E. M. Stanton
Stanton
Mir
Ed McGrath
First Church of Alchrist Scientist
Arthur Scott
Sicus City
B. J. Owens
Willys
Son
Albert Road
Somme
Bray
Becker
Mitchell Council
Kest. S. Gattrell
Willan R. Danforth
S. 1D
Catarrn
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
U.S
Ottawa
M. J. Johnstone
Watertown
U. S
United States
Western
Man
Western Canada
U. S. Government Service, Dept. OF Labor
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