Local Tennis Tourney Planned At Crescent Club
A summer termis tournament is set for this week at the Crescent club courts on Fourth Avenue East with singles play and prizes for first second and consolation. Handicaps will be applied. Tay Branson stands as the only player at even terms with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Club
Fourth Avenue East
Tay Branson
L. Webber
Bbately
Sweet
Gone
CG. Webber
Michels
Iflemilton
Smith
L. Welch
Wells
D. Welch
Branson
Ireyberg
Branch
Nolt
Downey
Ately
Webber
Cone
Hamilton
Island
Swreyberg
Nolt and Downey
Philanthropist to Aid South Dakota Anti-Saloon League
Acting Superintendent Carhart reports a private donor in South Dakota plans a future gift of 2500 dollars to the Anti-Saloon League. The funds, largely in cash, will finance a permanent League home, with a lot to be purchased and building begun when the amount grows. The donor preferred anonymity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carhart
South Dakota
Carbart
League
Wheat Harvest In Full Swing Across County
Farmers report oats nearly finished with a few late fields. CG Bb Brown of Mitchell notes a sixty acre oats patch turning green, while wheat harvesting begins with optimism for a strong yield. Erion from Prosper town says south of town should finish by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bb. Brown
Mitchell
Brown
Erion
Down
Prosper
Mitchell Fruit Co Buys Alderman apple orchard output
Mitchell Fruit Co contracted the entire Alderman orchard owned by G B Nelson near Parker. The orchard is expected to yield 15000 to 20000 bushels this fall and has boosted South Dakota apple prospects as Sioux City dealers previously sourced its fruit. Farmers south of town plant new orchards promising sizable future crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Mitchell Fruit Co
G. B. Nelson
Parker
Alderman
Sioux City
Mitchell Company
Twenty Fifth Anniversary Of Congregational Church
The Congregational church plans a twenty fifth anniversary celebration with events on Friday August 12 and Sunday August 14. Rev John R Reitzel the first pastor will attend and speak Friday evening with a full program planned for Sunday services. The church now led by Rev A Craig Bowdish remains flourishing and active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Showdish
Mitchell
John R. Reitzel
Mr. Reitzel
Chicago
A. Craig Bowdish
Mitchell pledges bold leadership for Ss D T M A convention
Mitchell promises a strong, decisive leadership at the Ss D T M A convention next year. Reports suggest newly elected officers, aged boys, intend to meet the challenge without hesitation and aim to surpass the efforts of Water town and Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Watertown
Mitchel
Flour Mills Disposed Of
Bailey and Christensen sold their interests in the Mitchell mills to C. S. Christensen of Madeira Minnesota who will run the plant with his son Harry N Christensen as manager. K S Christensen remains head miller. The move follows strong flour quality and extensive shipments, with rail expansion expected to boost regional trade and mine development noted in Hill City and other Rapid City areas.
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Mitchell Roller Mills
Mitchell Milling Co
C. S. Christensen
Madeira, Minn
Bailey & Christensen
Christensen
K. S. Christensen
Miill
Harry N. Christensen
Madeira
Thorouchiny
SS. Christensen
Nead Miller
Bailey
Mitchell
Wolgenruth
Rapid City
Hill City
Wolgemuth
South Dakota
Sioux City's Big Fair Heads Into Record Year at Woodland Park
Sioux City's Interstate Live Stock Fair plans at Riverside's Woodland Park for September 10 to 15 feature expanded grounds, new cattle and horse barns, and a doubled grandstand. Harness horse entries rise from 110 to 239 as Crescens and Dan Patch headline the most expensive exhibition yet staged in Iowa fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Woodland Park
Riverside
Fair Association
Dan Patch
Towa
Wolgemuth reports effects of lid on Black Hills towns
J B Wolgemuth toured the Black Hills region for Canton Mutual Insurance Co in Deadwood Lead Rapid City and other towns. He notes supporters say the lid improves business as gamblers stop overspending while opponents say livelihoods vanish. Rapid City sees rising property values with new rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wolgemuth
Black Hills
Canton Mutual Insurance Co
Deadwood
Wolgemuth
Rapid City
Trio of Gamblers Busted in City Poker Scheme
George Bell James Curby and Joan Moore were arrested Wednesday by Officer Tremaine on gambling charges. They rented a room enticed victims into poker, planned to flee on a 4 o'clock excursion train, pleaded guilty, and were fined 0 each. City officials warned heavier penalties for future offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bell
James Curby
Joan Moore
Tremaine
Ip Tlie
Brio
Suven
Herbert
Hannett
J. G. Markham
Slanvett
Kilties Band to Headline Corn Palace Week Schedule
Canada’s Kilties Band of 450 musicians 7 soloists 6 Highland dancers 4 bagpipers 16 voice choir perform during corn palace week September 24 to 29. Led by Albert Cook the group tours internationally and will present instrumental and vocal Scotch songs with dance and bagpipe segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilties
Canada
Corn Palace
United States
Mexico
Europe
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Schubert
Litcld
Weber
Rossini
Beethoven
Albert Cook
Mormon Missionaries Spur Debate in Mitchell Visit
Three Mormon missionaries Charles J. Perry Arthur Richard son and Will J Salisbury arrived in Mitchell and conduct house to house canvassing distributing church literature and holding street sermons. They deny active polygamy preaching obedience to law and say the church in Salt Lake City remains headquarters while expanding influence nationwide. Local pastors and reporters question goals and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Perry
Arthur Richardson
Will. J. Salisbury
Republican
Mitchell
G. J. Butler
Ogden
Utah
Colorado
KR. A. Brower
Marysville
Idaho
Ife
East Seventh Street
Brower
Pelace
Mr. Brower
Salt Lake City
Mormon Beliefs and Branches Described in Local Reading
The article outlines Mormon literature distributed by Salt Lake City headquarters, including What Mormons Believe, with its doctrine outline and silence on plural marriages. It notes a belief that church work, led by missionaries, aims to spread worldwide. It mentions the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Independence, Missouri, differing mainly on polygamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Joe Smith
Brigham Young
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Independence
Missouri
Card of Thanks for Care and Burial Help
Mr and Mrs Will Wambel express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who aided in caring for their ill boy and contributed to his death and burial. Those acts will be gratefully remembered and cherished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wambel
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Woreson
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The
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Brigham
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
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Genesee Pure Food Co
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N.Y
Winter Bros
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