Fall Nuptials Announced for Lu cille Grebel and O B Wallace
A fall wedding is announced for Miss Lucille Grebel and Mr. O B Wallace. The announcement was made at Mrs. W A Delaney's home with pink and white decorations and an afternoon auction. Guests included intimate friends of the bride to be and relatives from Chicago, Fargo, and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Grebel
O. B. Wallace
W. A. Delaney
Mabel Shelby
Marguerite Anderson
Chicago
Omaha
Hugo Stern
Fargo
Miss Mary Callan Hosts Birthday at Sodales Club
The Sodales Country club enjoyed Miss Mary Callan's birthday afternoon at her home on Thursday August 5. A three course dinner followed with assistance from Mrs. T J Callan. Gifted with a friendship bracelet bearing the initials of all members, presented by Mrs. Puff. Visitors honored as Mrs John Colvin hosted a 5 oclock Tuesday reception for Mesdames Alden and Long of Mason City Iowa. Music reading and a dainty luncheon accompanied nasturtiums and sweet peas decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodales Country Club
Mary Callan
T. J. Callan
Puff
John Colvin
Mesdames Alden and Long
Mason City
Miss Merle Grace Hosts A Tuesday Evening Party
Miss Merle Grace entertained about a dozen young ladies at her home Tuesday night. The gathering featured informal conversation music and a contest game with Mrs Walter Hanson of Howard South Dakota Mrs James Stephens and the Misses Delma Wilder Lulu Campbell Laura Dunn Elsie Snow Birdella Carhart Celeste Carlson Agnes Herrick Olive Man sheim and Flora Vermilyea among the guests. The Misses Winifred and Gladys Grace served a luncheon at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Grace
Miss Grace
Walter Hanson
Howard
S. D
James Stephens
Delma Wilder
Lulu Campbell
Laura Dunn- Elsie Snow
Birdella Carhart
Celeste Carlson
Agnes Herrick
Olive Mansheim
Flora Vermilyea
Winifred
Gladys Grace
Becker Rosenstock nuptials planned at Fontenelle Omaha
The marriage of Delvan T. Becker of Mitchell to Fannie Rosenstock of Omaha will be solemnized at the Fontenelle hotel in Omaha at 6 30 pm next Tuesday. Becker and Wallace hosted bachelor friends at Mc Carthy's cafe last evening and will depart for Omaha tonight for the ceremony and a reception. The couple will then undertake a Pacific coast tour including Los Angeles San Diego San Francisco and a Canadian Rockies return trip with a stop in Fargo North Dakota to visit Becker's sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delvan T. Becker
Mitchell
Fannie Rosenstock
Omaha
Fontenelle
Becker
QO. B. Wallace
Becker-Rosenstock
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Canadian Rockies
Fargo
N. D
Hugo Stern
Mina Becker
Gertrude Metz
Fann y Rosen Stock Bride of D T Becker
Fann y Rosen stock to Miss Rosenstock of Omaha will become the bride of D T Becker a well known Mitchell merchant next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rosenstock
Omaha
D. T. Becker
Mitchell Marchant
Archibald Cummings Weds Vera Ryckman in City
On Wednesday at noon at the bride’s sister Mrs. Henry Posey’s home 811 West Fifth avenue Rev Robert Lincoln Kelley officiated. The ring ceremony featured Miss Gladys Posey as ring bearer. The couple plans a two week honeymoon in the west traveling via Milwaukee to the Twin Cities and Yellowstone Park, with guests from Alexandria Stickney and local relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald
Cummings
Vera
Mitchell High School
Emma Ryckman
Sam
Dakota Wesleyan
Milwaukee
Twin Cities
Yellowstone Park
Northern Pacific
Charles Cummings
George Cummmings
Alexandria
Heyme Vos
Stickney
Presbyterian East Park meeting enjoys summer program
The Westminister guild of the Presbyterian church held its regular meeting at East Park Tuesday evening. During the summer months the Mission study is omitted and time is spent on fancy work and reading a very interesting book. A picnic supper was greatly enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminister Guild of
The
Presbyterian Church
East Park
Miss Mildred Test Hosts Standard Bearers Event
Miss Mildred Test entertained the Standard Bearers Thursday evening at the I L L Test home three miles south of Mitchell. Fourteen guests attended a program led by Miss Vesta Murray with refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Test
Ll. D. Test
Mitchell
Vesta Murray
Brother's Farm Tragedy Leads to Coroner's Inquest
O R Bonham of Bagley Wisconsin killed himself by hanging in a Blendon township grove near his brother J S Bonham's farm after a period of melancholia. A coroner's jury ruled death by his own hand around 7 30 p m on August 6 1915. The 42 year old married man had recently returned from Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota and showed signs of mental distress before the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Bonham
Bagley
Wis
J. S. Bonham
Blendon Township
J. A. Johnson
D. D. Dorr
T. F. Tormley
Bonham
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Min
J. S. Bonhams
Mr. Bonham
C. A. Bower
Bower
W. H. Broadbent
Wisconsin
Barton Wins Over Branson in Interstate Tennis Final
Sioux City report details John Barton of Sioux Falls defeating Ray Branson in singles finals with a 7 5 6 3 1 6 0 6 9 7 score over Branson. It marks Branson’s first defeat to Barton in seven years. Branson and Young were set to face Barton and Enright in later doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
John Barton
Sioux Fall
Ray Branson
Branson
Sioux Falls
Young
Barton
Enright
Idaho Divines: New Mitchell Pastor Van der Maarten
Rev. C. E. van der Maarten of Pocatello Idaho accepts call to Mitchell Presbyterian church. He will begin September first and brings strong endorsements and prison reform interest. He led a Mormon area church to growth, is Idaho Sunday school president, McCormick Seminary graduate, married with two children, and preached in Mitchell on July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. KE. van der Maarten
Pocatello
Idaho
Presbyterian Church
Mitchell
Mr. van der Maarten
C. E. van der Maarten
Christian Endeavor Society
Kentucky
Idaho State Sunday School
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
H. H. Rottman
Telephone Case Carried Up to Supreme Court
The Spangler versus Mitchell municipal telephone case, halted by an injunction and bond issue, moves to the US Supreme Court after state high court upheld Judge Tripp in favor of the city. Judge Haney notes the writ of error keeps the injunction in effect pending the high court decision or dismissal. The suit followed a June 18 special election approving the municipal exchange and bond sale, with a temporary restraining order issued before the sale plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Spangler
Mitchell
United States Supreme Court
R. B. Tripp
Yantkon
State Supreme Court
Pierre
Tripp
Dick Haney
Spangler & Haney
City of
Supreme Court of the United States
Frank B. Smith
Rioting Hoboes Threaten Woonsocket After Arrests
About 300 itinerants gathered in Woonsocket as six hoboes were arrested for a brutal cut to a fellow hobo. Sheriff Hopkins deputized twenty men with ax handles to prevent a rescue. The justice of the peace found insufficient evidence and released the six, ending the threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Hopkins
Justice of the Peace
Visitor Documents A Remarkable Meeting At Garden Spot
A visitor notes meeting a remarkable driver at a place described as a garden spot, reflecting on the encounter and questioning assurances about the scene. The fragment hints at a casual, anecdotal exchange in a possibly archival context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jitney
Yoye VT Arkive
McCarter Given Treasury Job At Two Thousand Per Year
Bowdle South Dakota official McCarter named assistant register of the U S treasury at a salary of two thousand five hundred dollars per year. The appointments reflect Johnson Democrat influence in South Dakota politics with Healy Stoner Sparks and Downey also named to federal posts in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarter
Treasury
Washington, D. C C
James W McCarter
Bowdle
South Dakota
Wilson
U. S. Treasury
George B. Downey
Indiana
the Treasury
Court of Claims
Registers of Land Office
John C. Stoner
Lemmon
S. D
William Healy
Aberdeen
Timber Lake
James K. Clark
Woodbury Sparks
Eagle Butte
Hol
Johnson
Perkins County
Mr. Sparks
Ed. Johnson
Mill Wrecked by a Cave-In at Chamberlain S D
The Chamberlain Milling Company site near American Creek suffered a massive cave-in that swallowed the mill foundation and damaged the engine house. A 200 by 150 foot cavern filled with water threatens the milling plant, electric light works, depot, and railroad grounds. the town lacks water and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
S. D
Milling Company and Electric Light Company
American Creek
Chamberlain Milling Company
Banking commission to consider deposit limits in state banks
Pierre South Dakota bank commission plans a Wednesday meeting to discuss a proposed regulation to cap deposits held by state banks in national banks. Examiner Wingfield has studied impacts, originally aiming for an August start, and will consult with board members on the details.
Egan Loses Libel Suit and Other Supreme Court Decisions
The supreme court affirms rulings in several cases including Egan v Eastwood and Egan v McDonald. It upholds summaries on libel sentences, Indian heirship land title issues, and liquor license challenges, with mixed reversals and affirmations across Beadle, Minnehaha, Marshall, Hughes, and Yankton counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Supreme Court
George Wgan
Lydia Eastwood
George H. Eastwood
Watertown
Eastwoods
Egan
jHgan
Wastwoods
Polley
George W. Egan
Charles S. McDonald
Minnehaha County
Secretary of the Interior
Cavour
R. W. Stevens
Polly
Beadle
Wessington Springs
E. KE
W. J. Heberlin
Clement F. Porter
C. H. Lien
Grant
State
John Adney
Marshall
William P. Casey
Louis D. Smith
al Butte
Gates
John VanAble
G. F. Wemnering
Hughes
Virgil State Bank
S. M. Miller
S. M
Haley & Lang
G. del Vecchio
Minnehaha
McCoy
Joseph Schweinfurth
Schwenk- Barth Brewing Co
Yankton
Cable crossings on White River ease county bridge delays
In Pierre and nearby towns residents share subscription cables across White River to form swinging crossing boxes. The cables run between trees on riverbanks, allowing people to traverse at ordinary water levels to reach market towns. The system helps pedestrians but not carts or autos during floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
White River
American Weds in English Palace
Charles G. Loring of Boston marries Miss Kath in a ceremony at the English palace with Ambassador W. H. Page present. The event marks a notable union linking American and English circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Loring
Boston
W. H., Page
Loring
Kath
Mitchell Pair Win In Doubles
Ray Branson and Paul Young of Mitchell South Dakota defeated John Barton of Sioux Falls and F M Enright of Brookings in straight sets 6 4 6 1 6 2 to win the doubles championship of the Interstate Tennis Tournament. The match followed Barton's earlier upset over Branson 7 5 6 3 1 6 0 6 9 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay John Barton
Sioux City
Republican
Ray J. Branson
Paul M. Young
Branson
Young
Mitchell
Enright
Barton
Brookings
Mitchell Boys
John Barton
Sioux Falls
S. D
Ray Branson
South Dakota
Best Year for the Wool Crop in Belle Fourche
Belle Fourche reports 1915 wool season closed with 1.4 million pounds sold. Record prices topped 28.25 cents, lows near 21.5 cents, averaging 25.5 cents per pound. Snow rain kept dirt from wood, reducing yield but boosting value for local sheep owners. Over ten years, 16.5 million pounds have been marketed from this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
Milbank dealer foils car theft via false father check
R.A. Berkner of Milbank South Dakota dodged a loss on a $1 050 Reo by verifying a young man posing as Lloyd Metcalf who claimed he could sign his father's name. Bank calls confirmed the Metcalf name and a journey to Wilmot ended with the suspect Homer Conrad fleeing on a farm. The matter was not prosecuted after Conrad's father urged mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milbank
S. D—R
A. Berkner
Mr. Berkner
William Metcalf
Wilmot
Wilmot Bank
Berkner
Mr. Metcalf
Lloyd Metcalf
Croona
Bank of Wilmot
Local Notes from Monday's Daily
D C Bailey and daughter returned home Saturday evening from the San Francisco and San Diego expositions. Several residents traveled and returned from visits to Belvidere Grand Rapids and Omaha while Sioux Falls College speaker Harold Husted lectured on International Peace. Community events included a baseball game cancellation at the Country club and a Mitchell DeSmet contest and Sioux Falls visits. The piece lists numerous local absences, travels, births, and weather notes in Mitchell South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Harold Husted
Sioux Falls College
Baptist Church
Husted
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Kansas
W.G. Seaman
Plankinton
Sioux Falls
J. M. Patton
S. W. Rowley
Mitchell
The
Odd Fellows
Ramona
Odd Fellows Hall
Floyd Gillespie
J. T
Morrow
Omaha
Geo. M. Rowley
Myron K. Rowley
Sioux City
Rowley
Robert Burns
A. Davison
Colfax
Burns
Colfax Springs
Mitchell Club
DeSmet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will
Fanny Rosenstock
GUILD
Mitchell Man
EL van der Maarten
U. 5S. Supreme Court
Healy
Senator Johnson
Bret
State Commission
Branson and Young Victors
W. L. Pier
Belvidere
Mr. Pier
L. A. Pier
Midland, S. D
First National Bank
W. Abbey
Phoebe Higgins
Grand Rapids, Mich
H. Li. Wernicke
Albert M. Tinhart
Dalton
Lawrence Smith
St. Louis
William Ryan Smith
W. E. Ryan
Letcher
Mabel Lunn
William Wilson
Jennie Dougherty
Dora Butler
Marshalltown
J. C. Hooper
Iowa
T. V. Moore
Des Moines
A. N. Arff
Stella Arff
Elmer Anderson
J. A. Anderson
West Third Avenue
Twin Valleys
Minn
Burton F. Tanner
Baby
Norman
Okla
Tanner
University of Oklahoma
S. M. Smith
Huron
Frank Cook
State Live Stock Board
C. C. Lipp
State College At
Frederick Taylor
Mabelle Anderson
Taylor
Minneapolis
Clarence, Christopher
Carl
Portola
Calif
Thomas Christopher
Riverside Park
Bard
Li. Ke
Nilay
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