Tuesday Night Dinner at Widmann Hotel
B Vermilyen hosted a seven course dinner for young women who helped a miniature fashion show in shop windows last week. The event featured a mirthful program with music from the ale quartet Stanley Vermilyea Guy Morse Harry Whitlow and Louis Loving and songs readings by Gladys Murray. Each guest contributed a portion of the program as carnations adorned the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Vermiyen
Widmann Hotel
Ale
Stanley Vermilyea
Guy Morse
Harry Whitlow
Louis Loving
Gladys Murray
Engagement announced at Woonsocket home event
The Woonsocket Times reports a six o'clock dinner at George Ryckman’s home with twelve guests. The event featured violets, lavender favors, and a central display announcing the engagement of Henrice Ievekmian to Henry J. Kuhio Jr. The evening concluded with a theater visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket Times
George
Ryckman
Dressel
Little Arts
Mies Henrice Ievekmian
Henry J. Kuhio, Jr
Ye Theater
New Forage Plant By South Dakotan Hedrick Develops Hybrid
Hedrick of Fruitdale promises a new NW forage plant derived from crossing alfalfa and clover. He has secured about a thousand seeds and a lane to aid development this year, aiming to boost forage in the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Northwest
Hedrick
Fruitdale
Nurthwest
Sued for divorce cites cruelty and past arrests
Mrs. Martine Killion files in circuit court alleging cruelty and inhuman treatment by Henry E. Killion of Sioux Falls since their 1910 marriage. She says he forced her to work in field and house, withheld clothing, and deprived her of kindness, with further accusations of intoxication and neglect as they traveled Texas and Nebraska. Also noted is a separate suit by Lydia Agnola against Ray P. Bisonette for 865 25 for board and lodging after his stay from Feb 1 to Nov 22 1914 and repayment of a chest of tools and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martine Killion
Henry E. Killion
Sioux Falls
Clicuit
Killion
Hea Burnett
Towa
Nebraska
Isilion
Mitchell
Theunicipal Court
Lydia A. Agnolas
Ray P
Bisonette
S Marys Parish Names Vestrymen
S Marys Episcopal church elected Sid W Smith and J D Anderson as senior and junior wardens at the annual meeting in Greene Will H Gapp and B G Royce were named vestrymen Reports showed solid year for church and bodies Delegates to the state convention at Watertown in June were elected with alternates Mrs Fred Wilson Mrs Will H Gapp and Mrs Sid W Smith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid W. Smith
J. D. Anderson
S. Mary's Episcopal Church
Greene
Will H. Gapp
G. Royce
S. Mary's Guild
J. Barnett
Fr. Barnett
Watertown
Fred Wilson
Memorial Day date dispute noted by G A R commander
Sioux Falls state G A R commander A B Fox reports May 21 as Memorial Day despite the holiday falling on a Sunday He cites general orders and state legislation affecting the observance Inquiries show lawyers generally agree lawmakers intended the Monday after Decoration Day for grave decoration and ceremonies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Fox
Sioux Falls
Redfield Overrun by Men Out of Work
Reanesa is overrun with hoboes of various types and descriptions. A number have infested the town for weeks and more arrive on every train. The city jail fills nightly with men who apply to the police and are lodged there one night. Numbers usually range from twelve to twenty. Many appear to be idle workers drawn here by reports the Northwest is more prosperous, while others seem to be genuine job seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reanesa
Beebe Estate Pays Large Inheritance Tax
Pierre Delaware D. An inheritance tax of 4405.75 goes to the state from the estate of the late M. P. Beebe of !Perwick. The estate lists 286842 and is divided one third to the widow and the rest split equally among five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beebe
Pierre
M. P. Beebe
Iperwick
Cash Basis Rule Applies to Indian Trade in South Dakota
The Indian Bureau enforces a December 17 1903 cash only rule for all trading with Indians in northeastern South Dakota. Merchants extending credit face no bureau assistance for collections from wards of the government. Mrs Morris Simeoke of Adel Texas visits her mother Mrs Mary Cook, formerly Miss Lillian Cook.
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Peover
South Dakota
Indian Bureau
Morris Simeoke
Adel, Ta
Mary Cook
MurderSuspect Aberdeen Arrests In Rail Fatal
An unknown man, later identified as Dr Parker of New York, was found dead on the Milwaukee railroad track near Aberdeen. Six men were arrested on suspicion of involvement. The victim wore a gray suit, carried a prayer book and letters, and had signs of blunt force trauma before a train appeared to have moved him. Authorities seek to determine if murder or accidental death occurred.
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Aberdeen
D. D
Milwaukee
Ward DR. Parker
New York
Minneapolis
Parker
Oil King to Escape Tax
Cleveland reports that James R. Tub and Charles P. Salen, newly appointed Cuya hoga County deputy tax commissioners, consider abolishing the personal property tax on 211,000 dollars placed against John D Rockefeller last year. Action is pending a general rebate against the 60 million assessment. Rockefellers urge a settlement to avoid further federal action if the tax is abated and Rockefeller may visit Cleveland to review property with the new board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
James RB. Tub
Charles P. Salen
Chuahora County
John D. Rockefeller
John D. Packler
William At Hhew
Willis
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Cuyahoge County
Betain
John D. Jr
Johnson and Willard Fight Rumor Sparks Havana Night
Rumor spreads that Jack Johnson gave up the heavyweight title after a Havana fight outcome. Citizens plan a reception for Jess Willard with a gold belt presentation as Willard heads toward retirement plans while reports on receipts and Johnson’s absence circulate amid a noisy scene at the track.
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Havana
Cuba
Jacke Johnson
Jess Willard
Johnson
Jack Johto
Kia Aun
Sinlm
Jeng Wikardy
Anaaa
Tna Depost
Sever
Iienaa
Wil Gail Wedne
Martine Garoste
France
Sihors
Netire
Shickense
White boxer Willard wins decisive heavyweight fight
Crowds cheered as Willard defeated his Cuban challenger with a display judged the most brutal yet clean. Soldiers escorted Willard from the ring and back to the city amid enthusiastic celebration. observers noted minor facial injuries but no decisive moments of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Willard
Winhal
Judges Named for Election by City Council Meeting
The city council named judges for the April 20 spring election. Ward assignments include First Ward David Pearson J D Doane and P J Purdy. Second Ward Win Tush J Smith and W S Pattison. Third Ward Jacob W Deter D L Miller. Ward Fourth W A Heimberger W J Cook and S W Ballard. Council approved polling places and a $150 grant for county road travel. A milk and airy inspection resolution was referred to committee. Demolitions were ordered for two damaged buildings on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Pearson
J. D. Doane
Purdy
Win
T. Tush
J . Smith
Pattison
Jacob W. ‘Deter
Miller
W. A. Heimberger
W. J. Cook
S. W. Ballard
Counel
W. A. Wheeler
Cainnell
Parent-Teacherst Association
de van Renthuysen
A. Kings
North Main Street
Kings
Mattie Devs
Ole Rudd
Woon
Simiot
Ieee Earhune
Ely
Genwater Main
North Cut
High School Orators Meet at Mitchell High School
The district contest to select Mitchell High School reps for declamation and declamation events will be held in the MBH school assembly room at 8 o clock this evening. Admission is free and open to the public. The winner advances to the state event in Brookings on May 21 with a program featuring solo readings and speeches by students such as Johnson, Dragseth, Colton, and Selterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Klisworth
Yang
Olive Teutsch
Forznam
Arthur H. Beardsley
Siergin
Rapid City
Stout
Sioux City
Mitchell
Tasekeeping U
Mitchell Highchool
MBH
Chool
Brookngs
Solo
Teath Johnson
Aati
Marvin Nawer
John Dragseth
Ousaint Pouvertare
Phillips Braden Tit
Regulus
Ome
Kellogg
Hobart
King Robert of
Slelly
Leo
Salisbury Lilest Ts
Aster Colton
Coo Mee
George Linpard
Arthur Anders
Deajain
The
Lovers
Tina Days of
Pompett
Latelle Hab
Alma Daheision
Indees
Selterson
Rose Stahl to Open the Met in Mitchell
Rose Stahl, famed on Broadway, will open the Metropolitan Theater in Mitchell South Dakota on an upcoming May night. She has starred in New York productions and will perform under the Mitchell Commercial Club, with regular seating and reservations to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irose Stan
Metropolitan Theater
Mitchell
Hie Beat Theater
South Dakota
M.W. Jencks
Sioux City
T. J. Morgans
Keeneary
Commercial Club
Miss Star
Seatle
New York City
Sioux Falls
Gale Theater
Mise Stall
Wats & Conspicuous
Mitche Towns
Mitchell Commercial Club
Tus
Ier
TALK OF CITY MUSICAL SUCCESS TALKS SOUTH DAKOTA CIGARETTE LAW
T J Spangler of Peay argued before Judge W M Herbert that the present South Dakota statute banning cigarette manufacture and sale is unconstitutional The entitling clause he said was too general to cover the offenses prohibited by the act If upheld the ruling could remove the tobacco sale ban nationwide The defense rested after the defendant was charged with selling cigarettes and the case referenced a similar Kentucky decision and notes from the judge's advisement
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South Dakota
T. J. Spangies
Spangler
W. M Herbert
Supreme North of Michigan
Joge J Herbert
Women delegate meeting opens Third District South Dakota federation
A South Dakota Third District federation meeting in Mitchell opened with Mrs Mia Jackson of Salem as auditor and Blair Hoffman of Parkston among the delegates. The session featured welcome remarks by Mayor A Hitchcock, prayers by Rev. Fei Bar ett, and speeches stressing unity, federation value, and female leadership for community improvements and school support. New president Sten Sanders and other officers were elected as the meeting proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Aith Sailier
Erskine
AW. C'Hunter
Parlimentars
Ameri
Geor Kimball
Plandy
Fei, Barett
Mary's
Churen
Mien
Mai
Clean T Ad
Wax
Elu Women of
Mitell
Mitcwell
Wwe
Dakota
Torn
Amina
Elizabeth Thirnett
Copan
A. Kitchcock
Mitchell
Fragmentary line hints at a local issue and date
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local matter with scattered words like San and a date cue. No clear event or names are readable.
District Clubs Elect Officers in South Dakota Federation
Mrs. Jennie M. Sanders of Armour was elected president of the Third district in a Federation of Women's Clubs meeting. Delegates were called together as officers were named: Miss Gladys Shepherd of Pukwana as vice president, Alice Pringle of Alexandria as corresponding secretary, Miss Eda Kai with Mr Tripp as recording secretary, and Nettle McNamme of Canora as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie M. Sanders
Armour
South Dakota Federation of Women's Rubs
Mer
Gladys Shephard
Pukwana
Alice Pringle
Alexandria
Eda. Kai
Tripp
Nettle McNamme
Canora
Trese
Talk of the City musical comedy staged at city hall
A staged Talk of the City musical comedy drew a fair audience in the city hall auditorium. Directed by Mrs Rose Grant Smith under Holy Family church Young Ladies Sodality, the home talent group featured Anna Dunn and Edmund Vans in leading roles with strong soloists and a lively chorus. The cast included Mabel Anderson, Ethel Tobin, Rose Lyons, Dell Clark, Edward O Donnell, Louise Palmer, Arthur Van Wagenen, and many others in a community theater effort praised for its humor and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City’hall-Auditorum
Rose Grant Smith
Young Ladies Sodality of the Holy Family Church
Anna Dunn
Edmund Vans
Ented
Ole
Jorgensen
Arthur van Wagenen
Mr. Doolittle
Edmund Ryans
Tessie Trundheeart
Yee Wallop Pellesman
Whitten Black
Mabel Anderson
Lemuel Pillabury
Edward O'Donnell
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LA Sto
Leona Mae Ellsworth
Windal
Rapid Cis
Tapia City Journal
Invebride
Migs Mae Essworth
Herbert A. Stout
Fam
Cordry
Mars’s Episcopal Church
D. Cordry
Saint Mary's Guild
Tae
Saint Mary's Parish
Farwell Sisters
MTS
Coriy
Harry P. Faber
Vietind
Roux
Yeahteen
Faber
Fred Gurius
Frank Weldner
Woonnocket Jand
Arbeiter
Hag Been Tal Bra
Layengey
Dakota Wesleyan
Afra
W. W. Reams
Mem. Burney
Derestora
Sorosis Clup
Sorosis Club
B.A. Loomer
Robert Hardie
Herbert Hardy
Leroy Morris
A. G. McGrath
RL. Kelley
Hester
Ida Loomer
T. L. Kenley
A. C. McGrath
Sth
Euripides
Mittehelt High School
Mra EW. Heyler
Waleter Heyler
Miss Linklater
Miss Benedict
Walter Heyler
Miso
Violet Vermilyea
Cher Iverion
Alain
Florence Johnston
R. F. Ruth
B.A. Bob
A B. Darling
Round Table Club
Wood
America
Haney
Ohn Tuckey
East Fourth Avenue
Today
E. A. Rainey
BR. Morrow
Revew
South
Biso
S. Mary’s
Sioun
Balls
Redfield
TAX Commission
Eveland
United
Watrath
Miles
WEY Council
YO Couperate
Utchell Township
Rose Stahl
MET
PaMoes
J. Spangler
Talk OF City
Mitch
Ies
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