Mitchell Daily Local Notes Roundup Involves Courthouse Events
Local notes report court openings at the April term with civil cases and continuances, a memorial service for Metui more Council, a Des Moines Western league camp tryout for June Cass, and upcoming events in Mitchell including a horse show stallion exhibit effort and a Chicago White Sox related lore.
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S. Mitchell
Metuimore Council
United Commercial Travelers
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Hall
June Cass
Dakota Wesleyan
Des Motes
Iowa Capitality
Wriday
Chicago White Sox
Rowlands Guirlers
Wile “Tex? Jones
Des Moines
Jefield
Cass
Jones
Feish
Dakotas Wesleyan
William Jennings Bryan
Mitenbel
Hehalf
Prohibition Forces
Wih
Bether Mitchell League
Nebraska
Rgret
South Dakota
Tien Ragan
Lou Merriman
Ben Stevens
C. BE. Vermilyean
Leland Vermilyea
Fraulkton
C. I. Vermilyea
T. J. Morgans
Commercial Club
Sioux Falls
State Veterinary Association
Mitchell
Mitchell District Medical Society
Diks’ Club
Co. G. Gottam
A. H. Hoyne
Salem
N. J. Maytum
Alexandria
R. I. Dowdell
Artesian
S.G. Scoville
M. J. Kelley
B. J. Wayman
Ida Loomer
Northwestern Women’s Baptist Mission Society
Robert Lincoln Kelley
I Sin
Temperance talk at Mitchell church promotes dry city
Rev I Mae Wayden spoke at the first Presbyterian service in Mitchell arguing against alcohol as a wasteful expense. Attorney Tf Pym gave the main temperance address and urged help to keep the city dry after a reception for new members and a duet by Miss Charlesworth and AL Williams.
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I. Mae Wayden
I. van der Maaten
Idaho
First Presbyterian Ts Fuipit
Miss Charlesworth
du. AL Williams
Tf Pym
Congregational church services note new Sunday school choir
Regular services were held yesterday at the Congregational church with good attendance. Rev. Cuaies Sumner Os eond preached The Jesus of Jerusalem in the morning and The New Theology in the evening. A Sunday school choir of girls sang for the first time under Mrs HW J Witckack, aiding the school program and class activities.
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Congregational Church
Cuaies Sumner Oseond
W. A. Wheeler
HW. J. F Witcback
G. R. Shelton
Dr Heyler Runs in Republican Primary for House Seat
Dr I W Weyler long time Mitchell board of education member and former Watertown high school principal announced candidacy for Davison county representative in the upcoming Republican primary. He seeks school law revisions and cites his educational work as qualification. He is the second Davison candidate, joining Charles Boreson who seeks state senate.
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I. W. Weyler
Mitchell Board of Education
Davison County
Weyler
Watertown
Redfield
Union
Heyler
Hevler
Charles Boreson
Norbeck Named Republican Governor Candidate in State Filings
Pierre South Dakota The first list of political filings in the secretary of state office shows Peter Norbeck of Redfield as Republican candidate for governor Ti L Howard of Lead as Republican candidate for state auditor C H Dillon of Yankton as Republican candidate for Congress First district Royal Johnson of Aberdeen as Republican candidate for Congress Second district J G Bartine of Oacoma as Republican candidate for Congress Third district Frank P Sich of Aberdeen as Democratic candidate for presidential elector
War measures reshape fashion industry amid shortages
The article notes broader war effects on commerce as many suppliers to social events falter. Some firms close while others repurpose plants to support the war effort, such as a premier fan factory now producing soldiers knapsacks.
Wells Backed by Voters' League in Mitchell Mayoral Hope
James Ke Wells, candidate for mayor of Mitchell, won the endorsement of the Mitchell Progressive Voters' League. The nominating committee praised his 85 years in Mitchell, business success, and ability to devote time to the office if elected.
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James KE. Wells
Mitchell
Mitchell Progressive Voters’ League
Wells
Dr Willis Crane Dies By Suicide in South Dakota
Dr Willis Crane 53 a lifelong physician who practiced in Mitchell for thirty years and moved to Wamill seven years ago shot himself at his home. His remains were to be shipped to Mitchell from Winner after his daughter Jillian M Crane reached Los Angeles. Funeral details were not yet set.
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Willis
Crane
Mitchell
Warly
Wie
Hamill
Jim
Wamill
Lovaintephanise T
Jillian M. Crane
Los Angeles
Winner
Canadians Get Tomljanovich Extradition Requested
Word reached Deadwood Sheriff Wardin that John Tomljanovich an Austrian who escaped county jail while awaiting trial on attempted murder is under arrest in Phoenix British Columbia on a similar charge. Pomljanovich who resisted arrest in 1910 shot Policeman Hotteler and fled from custody while a trusty in jail. States Attorney Stir-Yett seeks extradition unless Phoenix officers have a strong case.
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Deadwood
S. 1
iWardin
John Tomljanovich
Phoenix
B. C
Pomljanovich
Dad
Hotteler
British Columbia
States
Stir- Yett
Mrs. Cora Miner Laid To Rest In Mitchell
Funeral services were held at the Congregational church for Mrs. Cora Miner with Rev. Charles Sumner Osgood presiding. Interment followed in Graceland Cemetery and pallbearers included J. W. Bryant and others. Mrs. Miner, age 63, died at her daughter’s home in Parkston after a heart failure illness. Surviving relatives include two sisters, a brother, three daughters and two sons.
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Cora Miner
Congregational Church
Charles Sumner Osgood
Isle
Jesus
Graceland Cemetery
Miner
New York State
Dakota
Yankton
Mitchell
Sioux City
A. G. Shaw
Parkston
O. J. Carney
Fannie Foster
T. Max Foster
BR. G. Watson
Chamberlain
Ray Hamilton
Wessington Springs
S. D
H S Contest Honors in Saturday High School Event
A large audience witnessed the Saturday high school declamatory and oratorical contest in the auditorium. Ruth Hoffman won the declamatory title with The Bill of the Great Doctor, while Arthur A Anderson claimed the oratorical top honor with The Supposed Speech of James Os.
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Ruth Hoffman
Arthur A. Anderson
James Os
Rev. Chas
S. Osgood
Lauritz Miller
Vickers
Leo Salisbury
Cataline
George Croly
Cleota Brancin
Margarett Merrill
Verne Sholes
Man In
Marvin Bauer
Bunker Hill
John Dragseth
Robert Mammett
Mitchell
Transon
Davison
Aurora
Brule
Lyman
Brookings
South Dakota Bankers Pause For May 28 Meeting
Group bankers from across the state plan a May 28 gathering in Mitchell with J M Newell as president and L S Curk as secretary. The event will cover topics of mutual interest and precedes the 1916 convention in Sioux Falls.
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VV. Dryant
South Dakota
Juue
Yankton
Watertown
Mitchell
Big Stone City
Pierre
Und & Rapid Git
Radfietd
Wairfix
McIntosh
Tellows
J. &. Thompson
Centerville
Ifarold Wamunds
Lhequa
Sioux Falls
Johan Partan
A. J. Lockhart
Clear Lake
D. Goefert
J. M. Newell
Mr. Vernon
J. W. Bryant
B. FP. Warrington
Waubay
C. E. Mills
Milbank
FE WD. Green
Miller
C. H. Drew
Wighmore
A. K. Thomas
Rapid City
Dube
Belle Fourche
FB. Altillisch
de Smet
A. M. Haskell
Carthage
Belknapp
A. I
Anderson
Timberlake
Sanson, Davison
Aurora
Brule
Sanborn Jeranid
Buffalo
Freight backlog swells on Great Lakes as ships ready for season
Lake Carriers Association reports 109 million tons of iron ore and grain under contract. Congestion stems from higher demand and late navigation season opening. Ice locks ports until May likely delaying trade. Ships, including long-idle ones, being reconditioned as thousands of sailors return to work on the lakes.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Lake Carriers Association
Happer Lake
Land district reports new taxable acres in Pierre area
State auditor records show 15 134 acres will be taxed for first time as title transfers from the U S government to individuals in the Pierre land district. Counties list Brookings Hand Haakon Grant Edmunds Campbell Buffalo Marshal Jackson Clyde Hughes total varied. Columbia State notes Theodore's vigilance as he awaits a third cup.
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Pierre
S. D
Pierre Land District
United States
Brookings
Hand
Haakon
Grant
Edmunds
Deuel
Campbell
Buffalo
Marshal
Jackson
Jlyde
Hughes
County commissioners reject bids and modify road plans
Noard called meeting to order with all members present. Bids for operating graders and road work were opened and rejected due to lack of suitable offers. Afternoon session approved deputy appointment, boundary changes for school districts, and designated polling place for Blendon precinct. Various road and drainage petitions reviewed with actions to file petitions and appoint survey work, followed by numerous bill approvals and adjournment to April 12, 1916.
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Noard
Alex Rosengren
Chas, F. Grady, Jr
W. T. Avery
Ae Ivan Rubley
Neetrot A. J. Mann
Nn W. S. Burnett
Red J. James
Wh. T. Kelsey
Ik. T. Kelsey
Geo. Anschutz
J. Detterman
R. T. Heddon
Trac
H. M. Anschutz
McLeod
Grady
Clyde Kimble
Register of Deeds
Harriett Kimble
Lehman
Brendon
Board of County Commissioners
Blendon
Snow
Rathbun Grocery Co
Mdse
G. A. Vermilyea
Aghoos C. I. Hanneman
Coun- Ying Ass Sage Ooass Une & Jj, Hanneman
Rete Hodies
Worthing
Reed Grocery Co
Nteaesareanel Peterson Wardware Co
Glynn Shoe Co
F. W. Bobb
Sds
Obo Onsomove
Board of Stealth
Warne
Hillyard Pane Co
Os ‘Register of Deeds
Mitchell Power Co. Light
Golden Rule Grocery
Sibley
Davis & Daniels Co
Coudly
Ees
John Carlson
Iva Gilfillican
Nelson
Atlas
J. Lb
Owens
Estecel Ane Belegelers Eansisiiens
Dakota Cen
Tel Co
Perris
Percy
Oelestes Mitchell Pub. Co
Mitchell Pub
Educator Supply Co
J. M. Crampton
Glaeser
R. C. Warne
Board of Insan- Liv Gaee
Board of Insan- Liv Gaee Sere
Ry Det Vate el
W. W. Iteams
Board of Insantiv
Mary .Gyles
Wsta Graham
Winefred Ryan
Josie Fitzgerald
Lily Marsden
Ingeborg, Pedroeff
Ijenry Stopfer
BM. Scott
Ug. A. Larrison
Nellie Saunders
Wile, Ellingson
Juuly
Marsden
William Jones
Henry Vogt
M. Maxson
Glen Rayher
Westbey
Lewis Pitts
Mary Gyles
Lista Graham
Josie, Fitzgerald
Vonnie J. Herring
Ingeborg Fedroeff
Hattie Robes
Maude Kinsey
Ota Jackson
Mary Brennen
Henry Scheich
Boyles
Noss, Bailey
Ola Ellingson
View Road
Prosper Township
Tiehman
GC. M
St. P. Ry
Lisbon
Badger Township
Badger
Perry Township
South Dakota
MacLeod
Nels Jensen
K. Mather
BE. K. Mather
I. K. Mather
Davison County
F. Tymbe
Recent jail bird now a murder suspect in Miles City case
Robert H. Evers, freed from a South Dakota jail in 1915 after a assault case, is being sought on a murder charge in Miles City. Authorities linked him to a man named James R. Atkins and believe the two cases may involve the same person.
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Davison County
Robert H. Evers
Miles City
Mont
Evers
Milwaukee
Mike Maiers
Bvers
Maiers
Schultz
Schroeder
Myers
Eyers
Owens
Robert H. Egan
Egan
South Dakota
Mitchell
Mr. Owens
Vietiin
James R. Atkins
Ever
Oklahoma
Ivers
Deadwood validates fierce mayoral fight with Adams ticket
W E Adams a former mayor who just returned from California filed for mayor with a full council slate against incumbent N B Franklin. The issue is lower taxes and a dry town campaign has intensified. Former Congressman E W Martin joins the Adams slate for council as filing closes for the April 18 election.
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Deadwood
W. E. Adams
California
Franklin
E. W. Martin
Adams
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Robert Urns
Myra
W. M. Smith
Patton
Ixcelsior Springs
Wisinesa
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Retail Merchants’ Association
Extension Department of State College
Marvin Montgomery
Wiis
WA. Loomer
Stony Ms
Mast First Avenue
Ue Krum
Pineer Bridge Company
DR. Heyler
Davison Coumey
Norbeck
Pormaley Pires
Scateh
Cardle Dapits
Voters’ League
DR. Crane
Dapest
Cone OV
Mitchele
Heishee Apt Hamil
Tomlijanovich
IQS Nord
Ishare
Mrs. Miner
Punerar Shervices
H. S
Auiss Rude Hopman
Mppchely
Sealon
Toron
Columbia State
Theodore
Commissioners
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Woods Smith
Board of
W. R. Ball
Board of Insanity
Cattrel
W. H. Shaw
Petri Ae
Perry
C. F. Tymbe
Mt. Vernon News
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Q. G. Thompson
B. Boya
F. Grady
county commis _sioner
D. L. Mcleod
County Com'oh
Snoy
County Commmnis
Missioner
Commis- Wikio Sooobobaga
Sioner
Els Jensen
Avison
Aserits
J. M. Granigibn
Roy Evers
Melwayskee
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