Mitchell Wedding of Florence Wagner and Dr Thomas A Judge
Miss Florence Wagner wed Dr. Thomas A Judge at Holy Family church in Mitchell. The ceremony featured Josephine Scott singing and a Mendelssohn procession with the bridal party. Afterward a breakfast was served at the bride’s home to eighteen guests before the couple departed for a northern motor trip.
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Mitchell
Florence Wagner
Valentine Wagner
Thomas A. Judge
Milwanukee
Wis
Holy Family Catholic Church
E. O'Flaherty
Josephine Scott
Gounof
Ava Maria
Marjorie Yord
Mendelssohn
Norman Shelby
David V. Jennings
Milwaukee
Josephine Wagner
Vivian Beckwith
Florence
Mabel Shelby
Judge
Omaha
Sioux Falls
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Lake Region
Senator Jennings
Madison
Natt Rowley
Vermillion, S. D
Cramer Street
Hawleys Farewell Reunion Before Santa Clara Move
Mr and Mrs Victor D Hawley left this week for Santa Clara Cuba to establish their home A family reunion at the George Watson home last Sunday bid them farewell and mark the occasion The readable text records their departure plans and a local send off with relatives and friends in attendance
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Victor D. Hawley
Santa Clara
Cuba
George Watson
Farmer's Wheel Inside Wheel Lets Binder Cut Grain in Mud
Sioux City Iowa reports a new device by Jasp Friday Gibson near Salix that enables harvesting grain in soft ground. A wheel within a wheel turns as a cage guiding a binder, allowing oxen or horses to pull through mud while the binder operates on a planked path.
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Sioux City
Missouri Valley
Jasp Friday
William Gibson
Salix
Mt Vernon To Send A Team In Twilight League Clash
Mt Vernon business men travel to Mitchell to play a seven inning twilight league game at Hitchcock Park at 6 15 p m. The Mt Vernon club teams up with bankers from the bankers’ club to form a strong lineup against the Twilight League lumbermen and is expected to be a fast contest. The lumbermen and bankers aim to uphold their league’s reputation as clerks and barbers prepare a regular Twilight League game on Tuesday prior to the Mt Vernon matchup.
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Mt. Vernon
Mitchell
Mitchell Lumbermen
Bankers
Hitchcock Park
Lumbermen
Bankers Club
Smith
Wallace
Nolt
McLean
Triganza
Wagner
Nobis
Derr
Wells
Prospector’s $50 Stake Sparks $40,000 Inheritance
In San Bernardino California a $50 grab stake given to prospector eleven years ago returns as a $40,000 estate for A J Garner a Highland livery stable owner. A stranger identifies as attorney H G Jamison from New York and confirms Garner’s late friend W H Lawsnyder left him the fortune.
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San Bernardino
Cal
A. J. Garner
Highland
Gus Garner
Garner
W. H. Lawsnyder
H. G. Jamison
New York
Gus
Jamison
Auburn woman preserves rare antique china collection
Mrs. Mary B. Emery of Auburn aged seventy nine possesses a rare set of white china over seventy years old with green borders and dark brown center scenes. The collection includes a blue and red decorated cup and saucer about seventy five years old and a yellow teacup over 150 years old from Mrs. Emery’s great-aunt. Mr. and Mrs. W H Cook return home from a visit in Wessington Springs with their son Milton J Cook.
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Auburn
Mary B. Emery
W. H. Cook
Wessington Springs
Milton J. Cook
Spy Hidden in Beer Cask Eludes German Capture
An unnamed German officer stumbled on Georges Bezon a Belgian engineer posing as a laborer at Namur. After escaping arrest Bezon fled via Liege to the Dutch frontier where Dutch smugglers aided his concealment inside an empty beer barrel to reach Holland.
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Namur
Holland
Namurrois
Germany
Belgium
Engineering Corps
Givet
TI. W. W
Georges Bezon
Neufchateau
Bezon
Georges
Liege
Esden
Wise
Spink County Population Drops by Thousand in Five Years
Census figures show Spink County with 14 977 residents, down 1 004 in five years. Redfield leads towns with 5 122. Ashton 526, Conde 483, Dolan 515, Mellette 453, Northville 282. The county has 3 604 voters and 8 784 men of military age, with significant education levels and foreign born residents mainly German, Denmark, Canada, Norway, Sweden, England.
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Northville
Denmark
Canada
Norway
Sweden
England
Hardship Now to Ride Prairie Mosquito Swarms
A Pierre South Dakota report describes prairie mosquitoes swarming into the town, hindering riders as they gather around horses and riders, filling mouths and faces and sparking complaints about trying to travel in the area.
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Pierre
S. D
Cavalry Slays Mexican Bandits Near Brownsville
Brownsville Texas reports twelve Mexican bandits killed in brush battles with U S cavalry and an American posse. Private McGuire of the Twelfth cavalry is said dead. Washington reports Colonel Ricardo Aguilar and twenty raiders captured with arms and ammunition seized.
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Brownsville
Tex
United States
McGuire
Twelfth Cavalry
Washington, D. C
Ricardi Aguilar
Pathe
Salazar
Tuerta
Amy
Ryan
No Use to Try and Wear Out Your Cold
Thousands suffer coughs and colds through neglect and delay. Coughs and colds sap strength unless checked early. Dr. King's New Discovery helps. first dose clears the head, frees the air, and you feel better. Buy a bottle today.
Boy’s narrow escape as he lights shotgun shell
S. D. Parker and Tralmer Johnson report a dangerous accident when a young boy found a loaded shotgun shell and, unaware of the danger, touched a lit match to it. The powder exploded with force, badly burning the child and causing serious concern for his safety.
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Parker, S. D
Tralmer Johnson
Nils Johnson
Catarrh Cure Deemed Constitutional Treatment Claim
An 19th century advertisement emphasizes catarrh as a constitutional disease and promotes Tids Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as the sole remedy. It claims blood and mucous surface action, internal dosing, and offers 100 dollar reward for any failure to cure with circulars and testimonials available.
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Tiwl
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Y. J. Cheney & CO
Toleifo
Obin
Heavy spring rains cripple wheat oats and barley harvest
Mitchell reports 22.5 inches of rain from April through early August, about the state’s yearly average. Flooded fields delay binding, force use of old cradles in low spots, and raise risk of black rust and scab amid widespread saturation and widespread water in fields.
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Chamberlain
Here
Rapid City
Milwaukee Railroad
Sanborn
Mitchell
Rain damages small grain in north South Dakota
A five hour rain with over an inch of precipitation harmed grain across a 100 mile stretch from the Minnesota border to Milbank on the Missouri River. Strong winds battered heavily headed grain, delaying harvest and causing major losses. Harvest was expected to begin soon, but prospects for an unusually large crop are dimmed by the storm.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Minnesota South Dakota
Milbank
Missouri River
South Dakota
Murder charge lodged in Lake county in Sargis case
Joseph Glenn a 48 year old transient is charged with first degree murder in the death of Thomas Sargis of Auburn Neb. Glenn waives preliminary hearing and is jailed awaiting October circuit court. A witness will testify Glenn threatened to get Sargis before stabbing him with a large knife. Both men were intoxicated. Sargis died hours later in a hospital. Glenn captured about three quarters of a mile from the scene.
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Nunda
S. D
Joseph Glenn
Thomas Sargis
Auburn
Neb
Lake County
Iie
Glenn
Sarvis
Geis Itera
Wil Pica
Electrical firm's huge wartime orders and gains
Belin Germany reports AS CSS orders rising with war impact. The company says 520 orders were canceled while 490 received Tran Cross. It paid 1 250 000 dollars in war benefits to dependents and holds 21 million in war loans and investments including 2 250 000 in the German loan and 200 000 in the Austrian loan. Foreign business halted but orders on the books remain similar to two years ago.
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Belin
Germany
CSS
Yi Arenes
Hig
City Council Orders Sidewalks and Votes on Officials
The council ordered new sidewalks on West Sixth Avenue and other blocks, accepted the resignation of Prof. S. D. van Bennthuysen as ward one councilman, and discussed assessments, storm sewers, culverts, and a dustless vacuum cleaner for Main Street. Bids on several projects were deferred. A stagnant pool on West Eleventh Avenue was reported as a health concern.
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S. D. vanBennthuysen
Brookings
West Sixth Aivenue
Wilkinson
N. M. Greene
Gleason
Eleventh Avenue
Capitol Addition
Sanborn
Rowley Streets
West Fourth Avenue
North Main Street
Railroad Street
AK and
East Fifth Avenue
Langdon and
Davison
West Eleventh Avenue
Rowley and
Dutt
Wisa
Main Street
Nastcott
Iowa City
Mason City
Sae City
Lincoln
Neb
R. W. Davis
Kadoka Opens New Jackson County Court House
Kadoka celebrated the dedication of Jackson county’s new court house built with donated funds and labor. The frame building on Main Street, finished by July 6, includes offices, a court room, and vaults for records, with a souvenir cane presented to A. G. Granger for leading the project.
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Kadoka
Jackson County
Wadoka
Iwadoka
Kadoka Committee
A. J. Hennings
Mearervac
G. T
Nellor
A. G. Granger
Pinkerton
Belvidere
H. C. Snod
Rapid City
Granger
New Court House
Mitchell Man Hurt in Wreck of Freight
A west bound Milwaukee road freight derailed Saturday four miles east of Parier South Dakota. Charles Nordwig of Parier was seriously injured in the abdomen. Roy Gillan a Mitchell brakeman sustained minor injuries. The caboose and several freight cars were thrown down an embankment.
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Parier
S. C
Milwaukee Road
Here
Charles Nordwig
Nordwig
Sioux City
Jefferson
S. D
Roy Gillan
Mitchell
Slow Dog and Bear Wedding Reported on Pine Ridge
A Pine Ridge reservation wedding notes a Slow Dog and a Bear union. In the same period, Asa Slow Dog and An na Hear are listed as contracting parties, with Joseph Red Kettle and Mary Black Bear also appearing in marriage notices nearby.
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Slow Dog
Last Bear
Pine Ridge Reservation
Asa Slow Dog
Anna
Joseph Red Kettle
Mary Black Bear
Chicago Pinaanicer Seeks Conventions for City
Frederick W. Upham of Chicago leads a push to land both Republican and Democratic conventions in 99162. He aims to raise a convention entertain ment fund of $260000 as part of the bid strategy.
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Frederick W
Upham
Chicago
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Julian Dondelinger
Olive Conway
Watertown
Elsie Snow
Olive Mansheim
Honer
Miss Snow
Heap
Lake Kampeska
John Way
Stella Mae
Hawley
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Mr. Hawley
Chamberlain Sanitarium
Devich
Maine
China
Edgar Ansel Mowrer
Chicago News
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Meuse
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Spink County
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van Benthuysen
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Acta
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