Local Notes On Games and Visits Across Mitchell Area
Mike Casey traveled from Kennebec to watch Artesian play Parker as the Parker team arrives for two games. Tym heads to Windsor Illinois with wife’s family, while Mrs Tym and the baby stay behind. A marriage license issued to Angelus Protasi and Nellie Drubbs of Mitchell, they wed in Pullton. The Woot auto ad notes a Dodge. The scaffold reports Henry Lapp, a meat cutter, killed by a Milwaukee train, found by Mt. Vernon marshal. Artesian and Parker prepare for exhibitions at Hitchcock Park. W. C. Baker reports wheat yields from his farm, smaller due to rust. The new Devy Building on Martin Street nears occupancy. Western Union telegraph office will move south half. A Methodist Ladies Aid picnic is set for tomorrow at the Dakota Wesleyan campus. Ed Cook returns from Sioux City. sister Susie Cook visiting. A sign announces druggists’ headquarters near Main and Second. a harvesters gathering at city hall lawn delays start. Police patrol No. 23 enters service in a small patrol wagon. source unclear. Mrs Miller to attend Mitchell convention. Mr. Miller accompanies Thursday.
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Angelus Protahas
Nellie Drubbs
Mitchell
Pulton
Republic
King Auto Co
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Mt. Vernon
Charles Wetts
Henry Lapp
Parker
Artesian Club
Hitchcock Park
Main Street
Second Avenue
City Hall
Min
Stat? Pharmaceiutical Association
A. Iweith
Lake Preston
Jweith
Swed Sheer
Ous
Keith
National Association of Retail Drugeists
American Pharmaceutical Association
Drugeists
Bent
Jiaimacste
Wanon
Ile
W. B.iehl
Association
J. C. Ben
Dell Rapids
Treas
Northwest
Minnesota State Pharmaceutical Association
Dean J. Walling
Minneapolis
J. Jones
Watertown
Minnesota
Food and Dri Commission
South Dakota
Towa
A. N. Cook
Guy Cgrary
Thomas H. Potts
Chicago
S. Jh. Sampson
David F. Jones
Metropolitan
Potts
O. V W. R. Smith
Highland Park College
Dean C. V. Gilliland
J&d
Lewis Shuster
Lauritz Miller
Dilderman
George J. Logan
Main
Lawler Streets
Rovner
Burns
Mast Pivst Avenue
al. Carhart
Milwaukee Railroad
Sanborn Street
C. P. Farnsworth
Clarence Coxe
I. S. Christensen
Kings
Miles
Kurvink
George K. Logan
George W. Austin
Bracey
West Third Avenue
Milan Avenue
Second Ave
Missouri Valley Wild Hay Heavy This Season
The Missouri valley reports a record wild hay crop with thousands of tons to be harvested. Contracts include 1 200 tons near Hagle Butte and 300 tons near Forest City. Over 2 500 tons will be stored north of Canning with most destined for shipment to southern markets.
Scottish prison population falls to lowest level since 1865
Longon England report on Scotland prisons for 1915 shows 27 340 criminals, down 16 195 from 1914, despite 45 percent population rise. Decrease linked to temperance movement, more job opportunities, and mobilization reducing crime.
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Longon
England
Scotland
Public Surveys in Black Hills to Require Two Years
Government assigns a force of men to complete public surveys in the Black Hills. The project is expected to take about two years. N. St. Sweitzer of Neligh Nebraska is mentioned as currently working in Lawrence County.
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Tack Hills
N. St. Sweitzer
Neligh
Nehb
Ad Jz
Lawrence County
Druggists in 31st Yearly Session Opens
The South Dakota druggists gather for the 31st yearly session with about 150 on hand. President A Weith warns about European war price pressures and recalls rising drug costs while praising pharmacists and urging regulation of mobile drug wagons. The Ladies auxiliary convenes, and a full sport and social program follows including a Monday morning game and a theater party.
City Council Paves South Sanborn Street Amid Protests
The city council adjourned after a long session passing a resolution to pave South Sanborn street and tabling the moving picture ordinance for a month. Citizens and church groups protested Sunday theater plans while officials discussed detentions hospital plans and street improvements.
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Sanborn Street
WC. T. U
Robert Lincoln Wesley
Boand
Dakota Wesleyan
WEST OF RIVER CROPS ARE GOOD
Aberdeen South Dakota April morning Clifford Melcher a baker of this city was shot and wounded by a plain clothes officer in Pierre after Melcher mistook the pursuing officer for a hold up man and ran. The incident occurred in the western section of the state where crop conditions are better than east of the Missouri River.
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West River
Missouri Valley
Aberdeen
S. D
Clifford Melcher
Pierre
S. PD
Melcher
Missouri
Tub Silks Ladies Waists Parasol Specials
A neat display of wash waists priced at 98 to 85 cents for regular 1.25 and 1.50 items. Also offered are parasols in assorted prices including 65 35 and 25 cents.
State land department receives clear lists
The state land department has received clear lists for...
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