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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1916

Page

4

Local and Personal Notes at Washington Cafe and City

Local items report a dinner at Washington Cafe with soup and pie, cheap meals and a $6 ticket. Glifford B. Reeves returns from California while sister Lannie J. Brown stays to join a Pan American cruise up the eastern U S coast. Teachers Ralph Waite Ruby Mills and Winnifred Grace attended a spring musical festival in the city. A Ladies Aid meeting is set for Friday afternoon at Mrs R N Schaple. A closing out sale offers ladies wear at half price. Violinist Fritz Kreisler concert plans are noted for Mitchell. J J Blisworth joins John Deere Plow in Omaha. Baptist Philathea class to meet April 18 at Florence Aronson's home. A church party heads to Hurley for district Presbyterian session. Local travelers L H Beckwith and companions plan return from Los Angeles early next month. Glenn H Rowley leaves Milwaukee depot for Dubuque to join Milwaukee division office as chief clerk, with a Sioux City stop to visit brother Myron K Rowley. Mrs James Spry returns from White Lake visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Jaks.

Glifford Glenn H. Rowley Milwaukee Dubuque, Ta Milwaukee Division Sioux City Myron K. Rowley

Heyler Announces Candidacy for Davison County State Rep

BD. Heyler declares his run for State Representative on the Republican ticket from Davison County. Filing notes indicate the vote date is May 23 1916 and he seeks the office to be decided that day.

Davison County

Bloodhounds Track Suspects in City Burglary

Two youths named Wess Jackson and Theodore Odden were accused of robbing Carl Reichel’s hardware and furniture store. Bloodhounds tracked the pair to Wheeler after the crime, with about 15 in cash taken from the store. Several other local robberies had prompted the use of the tracking dogs.

Herrick Wess Jackson Theodore Odden Carl Reichel Hertz Wheeler Missouri River

Notable peace advocate Miss Addams to miss Sweden event

For the second time illness prevents Miss Addams from attending the European peace conference. She had been expected to delegate to Henry Ford's permanent neutral peace conference at Stockholm. illness stopped her from joining Ford peace party to Europe last December.

Miss Addams Henry Ford Stockholm Ilness Henry” Ford Europe Dober

Millionaire on Arctic Trip

Chicago financier John Borden and explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson plan a five to six month Arctic voyage from Seattle aboard the schooner Great Bear. Capt. Louis Lane will command. three Chicago guests travel for sport. The voyage covers about 5000 miles to the Arctic and back, with plans to harpoon bowhead whales and hunt eider ducks, carrying a crew of 24 and provisions valued at roughly 93,000.

Chicago Tii Seattle John Borden Vilhjalmur Stefansson Mr. Borden Louis Lane Nome Alaska Norris H. Bokum C. K. Knickerbocker R. B. Slaughter Arctic Lane North Borden Stefansson Steffansson Maine American Straits of Magellan Pacific Coast Aleutian Islands Pacific Ocean Gulf of Anadyr Siberian Arctic Ocean Point Baronw Beaufort Sea Corontion Gulf Canada

Parm Land High Farm Sale Sets Local Record

A. P. Carlson sold his farm near Parm Land High to Charles Harms for 140 dollars per acre, a record in the area. The land’s value ten years ago was about 50 dollars an acre, showing a sharp rise.

S. I A. P. Carlson Here Chartes

Summer School Offers Two Six-Week Terms

Two six week terms run June 12 to July 21 and July 24 to September 1 at Northern Normal and Industrial School in Aberdeen South Dakota. All subjects for every grade of certificate. Tuition and expenses described as low. Send for bulletin.

Bulletin Northern Normal and Industrial School Aberdeen South Dakota

Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff

A home remedy claims four ounces of plain squid arvon moistens the scalp at night to dissolve dandruff by morning. Three or four applications allegedly destroy all signs of dandruff and stop itching, leaving hair fluffy and lustrous. The remedy is said to be inexpensive and available at drug stores.

Mitchell Diary Notes and Local Nominations in 1886

A compilation of Mitchell notes includes the Damascus lodge anniversary, K C Preston’s trip to Marion, an odd four oxen hitch sight, wedding tidings for John Lowell, and a city convention slate with O T Letelier as mayor and others as officers. Also listed are revival plans, a gun shop opening, Dakota university spring term, legal jurors to Yankton, hygienic supper plans, new business openings by H I Lester, and Faulkner purchasing O T Letcher hardware.

Damascus Lodge iSnights of Pythias K. C. Preston Marion Iowa John Lowell Mein Street John O. T. Letelier DD. WesWards Stey Murray Fluron Tom Griffin North Main Street Dakota University HH. Dillon J. Brady A. A. Hammer Yankton United States Court Dr. Windle Hveseine

Local Notes From Luverne April 11 1886

April 11 1886 Luverne Minn F O Mark rents and moves into HI IXress house J A Fosdick rents Rogers place opposite Marshall Durell’s Luverne Dr W E Crane from Mitchell S D visits daughter Lillian Mine host Shaw improves Mitchell hotel Alex Mitchell hotel The Mitchell Light Guards elect officers J M Adams Geo F Fox Geo A Johnston J H Scriven secretary J A Wilson treasurer New council members J L Bowman Jas Wiltse H L Bowen Chas Lewis John Gillespie Will Lapham April 12 1886 Curtis sells Hudson Wring er interest to G H Marker Justice Abbey fines three drunks Watchman captures dis orderly persons Reierson to build south side store

F. O. Mark J. A. Fosdick Rogers Place Marshall Durell Luverne Minn W. E. Crane Mitchell Lillian Shaw Alex. Mitchell Mitchell Light Guards J. M. Adams Geo. F. Fox Vic Geo. A. Johnston J. H. Scriven J. A. Wilson J. L. Bowman Jas. Wiltse H. L. Bowen Chas, Lewis John Gillespie Will Lapham

Students deny slur on Seaman at Dakota Wesleyan

The Dakota Wesleyan Student Association voted to deny responsibility for a circular titled The Student Voice that attacked Dr. W. G. Seaman, demanding his resignation. The document, printed by a local shop and spread on campus and nearby streets, prompted a unanimous motion condemning the publication and affirming the student body's lack of involvement.

G. H. Spencer Spencer Music Company Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell Fritz Kriesler W. G. Seaman Students’ Association Wesleyan Seaman Student Voice A. N. Tiseaman South Side Violet Jones Helen Gross B. Leffert Sec-Treas

Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Claims Fast Child Relief

Watch child for worms and give one half to one lozenge Kickapoo Worm Killer at first sign. The candy worm remover supposedly paralyzes and removes worms, improves digestion and health, with 25 cents at your druggist.

Fourteen National Parks Span Vast U S Acres

Washington DC reports the fourteen national parks cover 4,655,966 acres or 7,290 square miles nearly as large as New Jersey and holding more grandeur than the rest of the world combined.

Washington, D. C United States New Jersey

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Washington Cafe Wright Ladies’ ‘Aid Society The Methodist Church R. N. Schaple South Wisconsin Street J. J. Blisworth John Deer Plow Company Omaha Neh Baptist Philathea Florence Aronson West Fourth Avenue C. B. van der Maaten J. A. Williams William Wallace Hurley Presbyterian Church L. HB. Beckwith A. Davison George Hust Los Angeles Cal James Spry White Lake John Jaks W. Heyler Davy News Jem Borden Chicago Sportsman Frozen North John Detterman BK. Gitchoucea Commercial & Savings Bank F. M. Stewart Western National Bank Mitchell So H. G. Giddings BR. E V. Ebobb Drs. Bobb & Bobb First National Bank Edith M. Shank Grace L, Shank Osteopathic Physicians Crow A. B. Hagdr Mitchell Trust Downey & Kittleson E. B. Rowley Broadbent Bros Morticians Mortiress H. Noble & Son Fourth Ave. West D. Wherry Phare Butterfield Winifred Delaney Delaney Kabo School OF Kabo Vgs Pelane H. D. Butterfield Co Mabel Silsby University Chiis Browne Zetta C. Baker Curtis G. H. Marker Decatur Justice Abbey J. Reierson Dakota Wesleyan Association National Paris Prudence Commercial and Savings Bank Pathe Pathephone Diehl Drug Company
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