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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1918

Page

7

Local notes on residents and events in Chamberlain area

A patch of neighborhood items reports Thresa Wels returning to Mit ewell nursing staff changes at St. Josephs Hospital Miss Nagel back to work in Sioux City and Mrs Bert Wilmer receiving care. Socials include Red Cross fundraiser at Crarle school total $50.80 and county bond sales near 855000. Residents attend funerals, visits to Mitchell and Aberdeen, and local school achievements at district contests.

Thresa Wels Ay Pasentidge Dardine Joseples Tisydti Cornelis Sehneider Mileeu Bert Wilme St. Dosepi Jebselipordier Minne Wois Petuain Aberdeen Ferthia Wil Aberdean Minneapolis Marti Majerus Parkston Wuestay Credit Stilton

Community Notes From Prosper and Nearby Areas

Prosper and surrounding towns share a weekend of visits, illnesses, and local events. Harold Ashley and family visit the Lawrence Home. several residents travel to Salt Lake and Mitchell for gatherings. Arbor Day activities at the local campus include cleanup, tree planting, and a Wiener Roast as students assist the Red Grass fund.

Numerous Local Visits and Family News Across Turner County

A long list of social visits and arrivals from Sioux City to Mitchell, Aberdeen, and Watertown includes Miss Athiel Davis visiting Mrs. Alien Ty Viavis, births for Ott and Rempfer families, relatives traveling from Mitchell and Sioux Falls, Navy enlistments and duties, and community events like a birthday party and a class seniors’ gathering. Names include Ethel Given, Wilat Glynn, Athiel Davis, Ali en Ty Viavis, Irene Zocher, Leo Aspinwall, and many more, reflecting a bustling period of guest rooms, travel, and local milestones.

Ethel Given Wiliat Areoh Perla Stella St. Paul Doe G. Sehlingen Sehlesswis J. Wan Redfield George de Zoeher Tome Delmont Patrick Gowen Sioux Falls Sehnaidt's Irene Zocher Aberdeen FL Panst

Local Notices and Election Results Highlight Week

Wilhir Shieter visited the fre department meeting and plans to donate Liberty Bonds money. Sunday school class member Jennie Trotter received a birthday bouquet. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. George McLead on Tuesday. City election totals showed 60 votes for a band tax and low alderman totals. Ray Cotlineghwim will report for duty May 4. A Christopherson of Sioux Falls visited during GOP primary talks.

Wilhir Shieter Peeshoe Fre Liberty Bonds Cliss Jennie Trotter T. B. Haynes Ottem Bromswell Ray Cotlineghwim A. Christopherson Sioux Falls Congress

Community Notices Highlight Visits and Local Events

Local residents are listed visiting relatives and attending events across Mitchell and surrounding towns. Mentions include John Pife’s faller visit, Lenti’s Minneapolis trip, church and choir activities, Liberty loan progress, and several visitors to Mitchell from Salem, Humboldt, Sioux City, and Winner with basic travel notes.

Jerauld County Names Agent at Spring Directors Meeting

At the directors meeting held Saturday April 13 H E Killing was elected County Agent for the coming year. Jerauld County moves forward with plans in the Liberty Loan drive as the article notes.

Wepylington Springs Jerauld County Pari Bureau H. E. Killing Dup Joan

Jaidie School Event Highlights War Saving Stamps Effort

AlWays aes Weressington Sries Save a gabrielle program on Friday evening April 12. Pupils gave speeches on thrift and war saving stamps as part of the Caneroeitional Sunday school activity. Mrs Pred N Dunham and children returned from Santa Anna California to visit relatives in Brookings County.

Jaidie Weressington Sries Phe Phe Mwieh School Enides Towether Tase Pred N. Dunham Diomte Santa Anna California Mra Brookings County Dunham Wuarviet Allison Wessington Springs Wink. Taylor Billy” Hhoneh Mir R. McGonnell Wihtile Battle Creek Michigan Camp Custer J. 2 Bneer Mitchell Jerauld County Stanley Smith Floyd Malone Oren Wilson William Ot Alexander Sylvester Peasey Jr Melvin Jones Joseph Conrad

Local residents return from Aberdeen Normal school

The Misses Florence Van Metre Veen French and Merle Wilson returned home from Aberdeen Normal school after finishing the year. Frank Frazier left for Ramsey Minnesota to manage the Barrel Produce lease. A L Nelson from Springfield Illinois takes over Derr Lumber in town arriving Saturday with family coming to town. Mr and Mrs Frank Winsor Mitchell visited tatters parents. Ir Rearick left for Onida South Dakota to work in a mercantile job. Hd Samis of Velva North Dakota visits his brother Harry. W O Heald moved to town from his farm last Thursday. Colonel and Mrs Bernard Mrs Alfred Whittleson and son of Mitchell visited Monday evening at the Hardman home. Myrtle Ryan returned home from Vermillion University for the weekend.

Mr. Oakes Roberts Dmplement Willlis Thaindpenau Dewey Hodson Chamberlin Sioux Falls Bethel Peterson Norma Aberdeen Miyine Loeb Kurene Miteon Mlandreau Lester Thompson Brookings Pos Pearl Peteuson Prieda Groeber Madelene Leyes Pedora Looby Madison Wysdal Ben ViandeRere Sioux Genter Dewey Mitchell J PL Crockett Herschel Rena Nichols Carthage Fox. Dowdell Alexandria H. G. Young Severoid Fedora Margaret Scot Smith Manidas Stativ Ralls Crockett Fawn J. EB. Rowan Flaves Hattie Willard Willard Tier Tonneal Rio Wis Caw McP. Hayter Brookines Winters Hayter Tobias Lee Bhitty Aiicheson Wile Mornite Corwin Astimore Ickson North Dikebta Mitelwell Sanday Gale John Fy Davin Tier Tina Vieilles Astaire Tone B. Dasydell Mitelell Dpart Board Sanborn County Withnel Alfred Carlson Vrs Dore Peters Situs Falls Louis Schneider Henry Strick Dora Rosa Sioux Halls Elsie Struck Whats Baisiness College Strek Lucile Edmonds Highmore Highmore Bronday Mae Lander Ramsey Township John Gurren Donald Charles Kirby Dort Moenday Aprilie Peter Engel Camp Funston FP. Ericsson Omaha Ira Begeman Navy W. A. Barnhart Beverly Eugene Carey Oakland San Francisco Gal Jeffers Mwe Theodore MckKinnen Canistofa Plow Wheatland Levern Wilson St. Mary's Hall Pairabauit Minn J. OW. Hayes Ghadron Neb A. BE. Roop Iris Sharon Glyde Keefe Nevada Ner Sistr Harl Ghaffin Anderson France Court House Letcher Florence van Metre Veen French Merle Wilson Aberdeen Normal School Frank Frazier Ramsey A. L. Nelson Springfield Derr Nelson Prank Winsor of Mitchell Db. 1 Hardman Tome Myrtle Ryan Vermaiion University Kadoka Carlisle Camp Finston Kansas Fort Pierre Flave PP A. Long Chamberlain Jol Serr Belvidere Sioux City Master Garl Rounds Manor I, II. Sears G. I. Emerson Rapid Cuty George Pore Darnell Hove Town L. Delamann J. W. Mhrachovee Tyndall

Local Notes and Visits From Bridgewater Area

Local residents reported in brief notes from Bridgewater and nearby towns. T Newton returned from Mon tang to see his daughter Blanche. A G Bernau resigned as Jackson County auditor to serve as secretary of the state tax commission. Mrs M Hamaker and family visited in Spenser. Mrs Lotie Rivele traveled from Salem for a Sunday with relatives. George Wooddl returned from Pierre after the Supreme Court trip. Mrs Joseph P Tschetter recovered from appendicitis in Mitchell and Ted Mayer attended Salem on probate matters.

Bridgewater T. Newton Montang Blanche A. G. Bernau Jackson County Salem Cok Johnson M. Hamaker Spenerr Mat Beisel Canistola Priday Oe B. Wipt Gus Snyder Minneapolis Ealden Lotie Rivele ¢Aime Doe i. Hofer The State University Usust F Hillmer Sieuwx Genter Dian George 8 Woddl Pierre Supreme Court Joseph P. Tschetter Mitchell Ted Mayer

Local residents and visitors arrive for summer visits

A jumble of names shows Mir and Mrs Frank Young welcome a newborn son born Saturday April 13. many travelers arrive in the city to visit relatives, including Mr and Mrs John Lehmann of Sioux Falls and Miss Mildred Sinnine, with trips to Yankton Lennox Dunlap and Armour noted among family visits and stays with local residents.

A Aby Bey Mir Frank Young John Lehmann Sioux Palls City L. V. Plagmann Mrr J. B. Yule Yankton Mildred Mel John Sinning Lennox Clarry Billingham August Knepper Emery J. Ledvimvball Chicago HI. Lyman Pinnell Viola Gillagher M. J. Conlan Sins Falls Wilson Viv Mest Huron John Pitts Sioux Tromke Bye Glassbrook Asa Rush Baby Wessington Springs Ss. M. Wales U3. Phillips Lennis Sioux Balls College the Freeman College Liorney Th. Danforth W. HH Sencato Pierre Puesday Hichard Deacon Business Aberdeen Pred McDonnell Montrose G0 Harding Kiss Liouveal Sioux Falls MM. Milne Claite MccCullow Vojeu Alvin Teller Reuben Thiese Gutenbere Tra Miexandria August Thiese Roy P. Bowers Armour Jowers M. Wales White Lake

Local Visit Highlights And SchoolNews From Alexandria

A series of regional visits and civic notes unfold in Alexandria. NW Brien from Emery stayed with relatives in Moo while Peekhian traveled to Sioux City on business and Miss Bya Gussbrook visited Sioux Walls with her brother in service. Rev Gregory and others held a Liberty Joan campaign hopstep meeting at Epiphany. Mrs Wirkwood of Toplinton Town traveled to St Paul en route to Canada. Miss Bess Hannigan, former Alexandria high school Melty member, is named principal of a school at Winner. Mrs Florence Hoon of Mitchell, grand matron of the Eastern Star, visited Alexandria with a banquet for officers attended by many local members.

Willi Telmes Ofegotia Gfamberlain Sebanot Dakoti Westeyiin Sil Toner Ty Unnuel Deelomedlors Voritest Callese tHolmes Bhotiies Elrcirman Liberty Foun Committee Erie County Brule Marely Lincoln County South Dakota Vany Obler Mitchell High School Chamberlain Koipris Theater Firsh Mitchell Rose Strone Dwight Coursey Alexandria Chamberlain High Schools J. A. Bingham Binghamns S. AL Boyles Yankton Sherm Bales Draper Democrany William Sweet Ney Levin Sioux City I. Aivin Bair Jacek Johnston Forest City Jake Jurgensen Brule Township Sioux Gily Paris United States Ambulance Service Freneh Wat Br.brien Emery Moo Peekhian Bya Gussbrook Sioux Walls Thele Sam Navy Department Rev. Gregory P.P. Wickhem W. Ar. Danforth Frank Vincent Epiphany Wirkwood Toplinton W. Kk. Sweesy St. Paul Canada Bess Hannigan Sehoal Melty Se Dhel Florence Hoon Order of the Eastern Star Alexandria Priday Gtand Visi the Star Hoon

Menno Station Agent Curtis Suffers Eye Injury

Community notes report Curtis injured by a slick break causing severe swelling to his eye. Randolph Jungatin underwent an appendectomy at Yankton hospital last week, with his mother staying by him. Mrs Callaway sent cheese to NOW. Ulmer and Philip Setrenk received items by parcel post. A nearby factory offers cheese production from farm milks. Ulmer sliced cheese at the bank, saving waste. Sioux City Tribune shows Gilbert Larson with a 2020 pound steer sold for 3823.20, a top beef price for Sioux City market. steer price 146 cents per pound, rivaling a good team of horses in value.

Menno Curtis Albert Jungatin Randolph Yankton Hospital Charley Callaway Ulmer Philip Setrenk Sioux Fly Tribune Gilbert Lirson

Mitchell News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and War News

Miss Mildred Norton visits Mitchell and acts as alternate in the Mitchell high school oratorical contest. Iver Lien, now in Washington, D C, plans to set orders to go overseas soon and will write upon arrival. Women’s Defense league promotes Liberty Bond sales. Various local residents and visitors are mentioned, with reports on church and school activities, a Red Cross fundraiser, and a Crane district box social benefiting the Red Cross.

Oacoma Mildred Norton Mitchell Wiliam Carrick Norton Chamberlain Mitchell High School Ste Argus Iver Lien Kennebec Camp Funston Washington, D.C Argzus Willian Williamson Women’s Defense League J.pd. Iseminger Willa Holies Mitchell University Burton Academy Rey A. O Smith Pla Stith Thursdaay Pelton Ona Iowa Duesday W. G. Davis

Wandering Residents and Local Moves Around Kennebec

Walter and Will Sehloessler arrived from the west after filing on Wyoming home steads near Moorcroft. Mrs. Wearney visited her sister Mrs. Bridges. several locals attended an Hereford cattle sale in Murdo. A. K. Lovell shipped a car of goods to Rapid City for future projects.

Kennebec Walter Will Sehloessler Wyoming Moorcroft TH. G. Wearney F. 3. Bridges D. W. Dorman Pat Bigney Rk. M. Dorman Murdo A. EK. Lovell Rapid City Gertrude Rearick Draper J. W. Moulton George Potter Joe Quillin J. E. Hall Roy Hudson Rolce Grinnell Reliance Sir Timer of Osmond Neb Wiesner Faring Meo T. W. Heaney Wiesday Hot Springs Tey Heaney Martin Williamson Yale Cowell Tripp County Peter Abrahamson

Juniors Hold Benefit Event at Storla School

Storla Aie losseal was held last Thursday at the Leet school house for the Junior Red Cross. An oratorical contest for seventh and ers featured Selen Powell as winner. Elizabeth Donegan has smallpox and a quarantine was set on her residence in southwest Plankinton. The Aurora county boys boarded a train to Mitchel to join Camp Johnson in Jacksonville, Ma, with Pred Guildon Jack Bueholz Claire Meade and Kurl Johnson entering the quartermaster corps. Walter Scott went to Brookings for a cream testing exam. Mrs. Fred Cooper of Woonsocket visited her husband Friday night and Saturday. Everett Carpenter of Missouri has a position at Storla store.

Junioge Naders Selen Powell Elizabeth Donegan Plankinton Mitchel Aurora County Camp Johnson Jacksonville Pred Guildon Jack Bueholz Claire Meade Kurl Johnson Quartermaster’s Department National Army Walter Scott Brookings Fred Cooper Woonsocket Everett Carpenter Missouri Storla

Kadoka Pioneer notes drift of locals and travels

Kadoka reports several townsfolk moving about from Fort Pierre to Camp Funston and Tyndall. Families visit, birthdays celebrated, and new farm work underway as residents attend meetings and welcome visitors from Missouri and Texas.

Patchwork of local notes from Stickney and vicinity

STICKNEY C. R. Fletcher acts as depot operator during the Sehoemakers absence. J L Reynolds, large Second Liberty loan subscriber, is exempt from the Third Liberty loan. Mrs. E B Holly returns from Minneapolis with family after six weeks. Ford raffle in White Lake nets 1676 tickets sold and 1234 profit. Stickney tally 45 tickets, winner Fred Berger. John Teesdale ships hogs to Chicago. three fat cattle en route. Hotel Stickney opens under Manager Burns with Sunday dinners at 90 cents. Various visits, business trips, and community activities noted across Stickney, White Lake, Mitchell, and neighboring towns. Fred Bormann dies in Corsica aged 54. Funeral at Blooming Valley. Veterans’ calls rise. two local youths join the marines. Red Cross and county-club activities mentioned. Lynn Fellows returns from Camp Cody to spend three weeks at home recovering from pneumonia.

Stickney C. R. Fletcher Delmont A. Sehoemaker Kansas Colorado J. L. Reynolds EB. L. Holly Minneapolis White Lake Stickney Fred Berger Helder John Teesdale Chicago Burns John Schuldt Kimbill J. A. Hughes Sioux City Automobile School O. D. Pherrin Lyle Paul Cooper Electric Light Company Davis State S. V. Bile D. C. Fite John Bourret Henry Sprick Wrank” Zemlicka Mitchell Zemlicka Watertown Coal Dealers Fred Bormann Corsica Blooming Valley Church Frank Townsend Philip Assmus Watlie Clark White River If. J. Beemer Platte Beery Mr. Beemer Ethel Scribner Corsican John Parkin Zeibach County Eagle Butte Charles Goaeher Sioux Ciy Engineer Kissman Loreal Run Ben Nash Mariam Lake Andes Opera House Joe Gain Aurora County Spencer Camp Dodge North Carolina The Presbyterian Church Bachmore A. L. Bushey Plankinton Miss Howey A .L. Haynes Lynn Fellows Camp Cody Deming N. M

Local Visitors and Travel Notes From Dixon to Rochester

Miss Clara Skinrood and Miss Ruth Bray spent the past week visiting friends in Dixon. B. H. Scott of White Lake visited the Presbyterian parsonage Friday and Saturday. G. T. Rose and W. F. Conway attended the coal dealers meeting in Watertown last week. Mr. and Mrs. EB P. Oschner are in South Dakota after wintering in Texas. John Dardis seeks surgical care in Rochester Minnesota for a bad arm with Loretta Dardis and sister accompanying him. N. R. Barcum arrived from Thorton Wyoming Wednesday evening.

Clara Skinrood Ruth Bray Dixon B. H. Scott White Lake Presbyterian Parsonage Rose W. F. Conway Watertown EB. P. Oschner South Dakota Texas John Dardis Rochester Minn Loretta Dardis N. R. Barcum Thorton,Wyon

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