Teuton held on federal threat charge in South Dakota
John Schmidt, held in Brookings County jail, faces federal charges for allegedly threatening President Wilson. Deputy U S Marshal Elmer J. Anderson moved to bring Schmidt to Sioux Falls for a hearing before Commissioner D J Conway. Conviction could bring up to $1000 fine or five years in prison. Schmidt’s offense is alleged to have occurred March 28 with four eyewitnesses.
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Falls
John Schmidt
Brookings
Federall
Schmidt
Congress
United States
Sears
Fred S. Milner
Brookings County
Sehrdt
Visits Parents Before Pacific Trip Lands Man in Custody
Edward Coleman, sought by Lake county authorities since September for a worthless check, was arrested after visiting his parents on a farm near Oldham South Dakota. He had spent winter in Tennessee and worked in Sioux Falls before leaving for the Pacific coast.
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Oldham
S. D
Pacific Coast
Edward Coleman
Lake County
Coleman
Madison
Tennessee
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Northern South Dakota teachers meet in Mobridge session
The Northern South Dakota Educational association begins departmental meetings in Mobridge with talks on growth in high school teaching and ideals in teaching. Leaders include A G Stead, C L Eskelson, M M Cuhin, W N Ferris, and B C Perisho.
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McLaughlin
Round Table
M. M. Cuhin
Aberdeen
W. N. Ferris
Michigan
B.C. Perisho
State College
South Dakota
Mobridge
Baseball club seems assured for Mitchell this year
Fans packed the city hall last evening pledging over $1,000 to back a new baseball club for Mitchell. Three committees will meet on Monday to finalize subscriber lists and secure financial backing for a fast aggregation at Hitchcock Park stadium this summer.
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Robert Burns
Mitchell
Heinie
Scharn Weber
Vancouver
B. C
D. T. Becker
W. F
Pascoe
A. F. Scharnweber
Scharnweber
W. M. Herbert
J. W. Bryant
M. Ff, Patton
Armianey
A. W. Scharweher Wilh
A. W. Scharweher Wilh Constimre
At Teeters Vrosomt Madications
Joy & Diwan
Tisehabs
Suite
Watertown
Huron
Yankton Sioux Walls
Aberdeen
Letcher
Scotland
DeSmet
Corn Belt League
City Hall
Hitchcock
Cornell College Glee Club Excited by 2000 Mile Tour
A letter from Prof. Clyde M. Tull praises Cornell College Glee Club as one of the best in years. He notes high voice quality and careful training under director Conred, and mentions a 2000 mile tour beginning with a two day stop in St Raul and concerts in Mitchell and other large cities.
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Cornell College Glee Club
Mitchell
Clyde M. Tull
Dakota Wesleyan
Iowa
Chapel
Prof
Tull
Conred
Cornell
St. Raul
Sloan Elected President of South Dakota Experiment Association
Brookings resident Sam L Sloan was elected president at the fifth annual meeting at State College held on Wednesday. Other officers include L V Ausman treasurer Manley Champlin secretary Glenn Hoon and Omer M’s as first vice president Vernon Belk as second vice president. Winners in student judging contests received gold silver and bronze medals for stock judging horses cattle and other classes with names including Ephraim Vyns Henry Lord Corliss Jensen Conrad Hetland Edward Steen Narold Nelson and others.
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Brookings
S. D
Sam L. Sloan
South Dakota Experiment Association
State College
L. V. Ausman
Clark
Manley Champlin
Glenn Hoon
Kaflola
Omer M's
Wall
Vernon Belk
Henry
Ephriam Vyns
Lord
Mission Will
Pes Y Daiiielson
Hendrivis
Minn
Horsen
Sete
Steen
Seid Medi
Corliss Jensen
Marminsglale
Elver
Conrad Hetland
Merteoce
Wdlward
White Lake Creamery Prospered Institution
The White Lake cooperative creamery is described as one of the state’s most prosperous. Stock reports show it purchased 264,789 pounds of cream from local farmers, paid the highest market price, and manufactured 106,992 pounds of butter at top prices. The business is expected to rise substantially next year.
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White Lake
Co-Operative
Brule County Banks Report Record Deposits
Brule County bank deposits set a new high in ten banks totaling 2,074,994.18 dollars, yielding about 219 dollars per person and proclaiming Brule as one of South Dakota’s wealthier counties. Rev. C. E. Matteson, Rapid City district superintendent of the Methodist church, is visiting Mitchell today.
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Brulee
Chamberlain
D. D
Brule County
South Dakota
C. E. Matteson
Rapid City
Methodist Church
Mitchell
Lofgren Zentz Nuptials surprise Mitchell
Miss Leva Zentz and Herman Lofgren quietly wed at 4:80 on Friday at the Zentz home 320 North Main with Rev. C. E. van der Maaten officiating. Only the bride’s parents and a sister attended the ceremony and a dinner followed. They plan a short visit in Sioux Falls before living with the bride’s parents.
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Leva Zentz
Herman Loffren
Omaha
Mr. Lofgren
Sigux Alls
J. C. Zentz
North Main Street
C. E. van der Maaten
H. B. Green
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
Lofgren Auto Company
Mitchell
Mrs Schneider Dies After Prolonged Illness at 44
Funeral services for Mrs W M Schneider were held after a cancer diagnosis ending July 1916 illness. Survived by husband W M Schneider, two sons Anthony and Stephen, three brothers Thomas Patrick and Mike Kane, four sisters and numerous nieces and nephews. Interment at Calvary cemetery. Pallbearers named John Michels Henry Swindler John Till John Sibert Wm White John Determann.
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W. M. Schneider
Kay
Schneider
Anthony
Stephen
Calvary Cemetery
John Michels
Henry Swindler
John Till
John Sibert
Wm. White
John Determann
Fall River County Suits See Most Cases Dismissed
In Fall River county a spate of lawsuits against prominent residents over alleged county overcharges began after a Shuttleworth audit. Most actions were dismissed or settled as county authorities found evidence insufficient or defendants not in default. a few remain to be pursued at the next circuit term.
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Hot Springs
S. D
Fall River County
Shuttleworth
Greatest Hen of Present Day Sets Egg Streak in Louisville
In Lexington Kentucky a White Leghorn named Lady Walnut, No. 707, laid her 83rd consecutive egg, breaking the prior record of 82. Owned by Dr. R. I. Ireland of Louisville, the hen extended the world’s longest egg-laying streak in the international contest.
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Lexington
R. I. Ireland
Louisville
May Wheat Reaches Record Price Amid War Effects
May wheat sold for 1.97 1 8 a bushel for delivery next May in Chicago, the highest price since the European war began. Experts attribute the surge to restricted Russian supply, Argentine failures, tight domestic stocks, and spring crop damage. Close quoted at 1.93 3 4 to 1.94 1 2.
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Chicago
Europe
Resignations and local transit woes noted in Daily Rev
Hunt resigns as assistant superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League after 18 months to lead the Idaho organization with Boise headquarters. Locals report trouble with a passenger from Charles City, Iowa, stranded by a blockade as tickets fail to cross Chamberlain. Other items cover an academy orator contest at Dakota Wesleyan, a Foster subscription, turkey feed disruptions, Border Quartette at the Met, and Milwaukee yard transfers plus Chamberlain bridge outages and rural market notes.
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Hunt
Anti- Saloon League
State
National Anti-Saloon League
Idaho
Boise
Milwaukee
Charles City
Chamberlain
Rapid City
Wolsey
Mitchell
Eity
Lois Todnem
Verdun
Dakota Wesleyan
College Chapel
Laren Spear
Thomas Mott Osborne
Clarence Buehler
Todnem
Spear
Alexandria Herald
George J. Foster
Herald
Foster
Mitchell Daily Notes Visitors and Arrivals
W Taubman Sioux Falls United States marshal for South Dakota was in Mitchell today on Dusness. Marguerite Anderson arrived home from Minneapolis for spring vacation. M B Kennedy Canton visited Mitchell. former Wesleyan student graduating 1910. BE Millen and family arrive from Marion Iowa to settle in Mitchell. new cashier of First National bank. Mrs A Sweet and Miss Myrtle Sweet Scotland visited. J W Shelby and Florence Shelby return from Minneapolis. Dr H E Walters Springfield transacted business in Mitchell. C C Brubaker Scotland visited Mitchell yesterday. Mitchell public schools resume Monday after a week long vacation with good weather. expected high work load.
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Mt. Vernon
Mitchell
Milwaukee
Turkey
W. Taubman
Sioux Falls
United States
Marshall
South Dakota
Dusness
M. B. Kennedy
Canton
Wesleyan
Marion
Mr. Millen
First National Bank
J. W. Shelby
Minneapolis
Florence Shelby
H. E. Walters
Springfield
C. C. Brubaker
Scotland
Mitchell Public
Joint tea parties brighten Bethesda spring traditions
About 110 guests attended two afternoon teas hosted by Mrs. S and Mrs. Litchfield at the Hill home on Sixth Avenue. Colorful yellow and white decor featured daffodils, smilax, and matching place cards with four courses served. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Hill of Alexandria.
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ATP
Scallin
D. J. Litchfield
Oclark
Ofairs
Hill
Mast Sixth Avenue
Jocelyn Wise
Dorothy Sweet
Harriet Case
Jeanor Haney
Sherman Hill
Wdison
Toaese
Florence Derr
Henrietta McCartney
Beatrice Baris
Dell Clark
Ruth Yans
Dorothy Scallin
Clara Tox
Alice Secallin
Wnh
Merle Aronson
Agus Obi
Ab, Ayer
Aurdy
LB. Yule
Mra
Albert Hill
Alexandria
Local Socials Highlight Honorees and Club Meetings
Mrs I J Werth hosted a Saturday luncheon at West Third avenue celebrating Miss Agnes Herrick resigning from The Republican office to join J J Williams. Guests included young women from the office. pink and white decor featured in the menu and tables. Miss Herrick’s resignation marked the night’s main event with theatre and musical numbers at Mrs Weed’s Vermilyeren flats. The 2B B By club, led by President Miss Grace Davey, held a program and songs after a light refreshments spread. The Sorois club enjoyed a Friday picnic at Mrs Ralph Davis’s home where Jackey Morvis spoke on harmonious violinists. a buffet supper followed by a two-week meeting with Mrs W W Reams.
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Ginies
Mate Will . Rat
I. J. Werth
Wyth
Tos West Third Avenue
Herrick
Agnes Herrick
Mutsgaret Eell
J. J. Williams
Grace Davey
Suet Chen Lis
Ladiotany Meinhes
Atvue Sorois Club
Ini Sengm
Picnie Wriday
Ralph Davis
Jackey Morvis
Toda
W. W. Reams
Huron man in statutory charge held on bond
Ross Wiley of Huron was arrested in Stickney after a complaint by a young woman. He is held on a statutory charge with bond set at 400 dollars.
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Arresny
Huron
Plankinton
S. J
Stickney
Ross Wiley
Latest blouse with pockets on each front side
A fashion note describes a blouse with pockets on both front sides just above the belt, noting their triangular shape that sticks out without bulging the figure. A Chinese pagoda decorates the stone of the hat in the plate.
Useful Frostings and Frosting Techniques for Cakes
Frostings extend a cake’s life by sealing in moisture and adding flavor. Uncooked frostings save time, use egg white and sugar with water or juice, and suit immediate serving. Boiled frostings produce shine and creamy texture but require careful cooking and possible adjustments with lemon juice or sugar. Atmospheric humidity can affect sugar boiling, making frosting sticky on damp days.
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Hest
Company L Leaves for Federal Service
Aberdeen dispatch reports Company L of the third battalion South Dakota Fourth Infantry departed today for duty in the Federal service. The exact destination is withheld per War Department request.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota Pourth Infantry
United States
War Department
Roslyn Plant Begins Electric Lighting in Roslyn South Dakota
Roslyn South Dakota now operates an electric light system. The Roslyn plant has a capacity of 750 lights and has been completed and placed in operation.
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Roslyn
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White Lake Creamery Prosperous
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Wm. S. Hart
G. F. Hennesy
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Austin, Minn
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G. P. Hatheway
Ola
C. Stevens
New York State
Peter C. Wendelboe
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Marguerite Anderson
Mrs. A. Sweet
Miss Myrtle Sweet
Sulprage Club
Women’s Equal Suffrage Club
Child League
Child Conservation League
Methodists Fiureh
R. N. Holsaple
Rohan
Peter
Whittier Bauer
Miss Owens
J. 3. Haynes
Loraine Owens
John Wagner
Traynes
C. B. Woodard
J. K. Dougherty
Frank Maynard
J. J. Myles
J. J. James
C. L. Scott
J. A. Larrison
W. T. Morton
Masonic Hall
Irene Harvey
Geraldine Zuvor
N. J. Mayer
Bowerman
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Ethel
Leginska
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Sioux City
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