Mitchell Local Notes Include Trips and Feuds
Mitchell scene buzzes with visitors from Bristol Woonsocket and Jamestown. Local sport sees Bobby Ward impress against Scot lyn as Holmér vents to crowd. Funeral proceeds touch Presho Ellison Myers and Kimball, while town shuffles through arrivals departures and road work on Scenic Highway. Police cite two workers fined for a street brawl. lesson noted.
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Seegreaty
Glen Hagey
Bristol
George Ph
Woonsotket
Beresford
Bobby” Ward
Mitéheil
Scotlyn
Holmér
Bobby
Centerville
Elleneison
Harlers
Presho
Mitchell
Thomas Myers
Jamestown
N. C
Ellison Myers
Kimball
W. Hoon
North Main Street
A. TI. Minehart
Jaton
Eee
W. B. Gale
Cenbeville
Lexandria Herald
Ed Hoeltzat
Lyman Loses Corson Gains In County Population Shifts
Census data shows Lyman County population at 7001, down 36.4 percent, with seat Oacoma 163, Draper 130, Kennebec 2012, Murdo 352, Presho 355, Reliance 203, 1068 children under six, 3296 school age, 2075 voters, 1631 men of military age, and foreign born led by Norway 133 and Germany 101. Corson County adds 3272 people, up 343 from prior, with McIntosh 428 and Morristown 127, 6514 under six, 808 of school age, 1104 voters, 931 men of military age, and 447 male 125 female unmarried adults. Todd County up 11 percent to 2403, 1937 Indians, 93 white children under six, 158 white school age, 148 voters, 121 men over eighteen. 62 male and 17 female. Only 46 own homes. Foreign born 26 Holland, 11 Germany.
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Pierre
Lyman County
Oacoma
Draper
Kennebec
Murdo
Presho
Reliance
He County
Norway
Germany
Sweden
Corson County
Mciintosh
Morristown
Todd
Holland
Russia
Hyde
Highmore
Holabird
Bohemia
Norwar
Chance
Lemmon
Meadow
Baptists Enjoy Sunny Picnic At Test Grove
A large crowd of children and families attended the Baptist Sunday School picnic at Test's grove south of town. The warm day featured a full program of sports and a hearty dinner with sandwiches, salads, cake, and lemonade. The rival Hustlers and Has Beens teams played a close ball game, with the Has Beens winning in the end after a seventh inning rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Test's Grove
Baptist Sunday School
Beens
Jas Beens
Blank cartridge may blind Parkston boy
Parkston South Dakota Walter Sthimke, a young Parkston boy, was badly hurt when he and a companion fired blank cartridges from a pistol. The pistol exploded with the charge directed at him, powder lodged in his eyes. He was taken to a hospital where doctors work to save his sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkston, S. D
Walter Sthimke
Parkston
Christian Science Lecture by Clarence W Chadwick in Mitchell
An audience of about 400 heard Clarence W Chadwick of Omaha present Christian Science at the city hall. He argued consciousness as the basis of existence and condemned dualism, saying heaven is a harmonious state of mind here and now. He praised Mary Baker Eddy, stated Christian Science heals through good, and urged living by Christ’s example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Chadwick
Omaha
Neb
Chadwick
Joe L. Lovinger
Christ Jesus
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mitchell
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Mass
Christian Science Treatment and Moral Healing Tradition
The passage argues that Christian Science treatment requires honesty humility and moral purity and is the activity of the Word of God in human consciousness. It claims Christian Science heals the sick and prevents vice through right thought, citing national and world efforts guided by spiritual idea as the force opposing evil. It closes with a quote from Science and Health affirming truth’s alterative effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of Heaven
God
Science and Health
Mystery surrounding near fatal railroad incident in Scotland
Paul Weiland Jr., son of a local farmer, was found unconscious beside a Milwaukee railroad track by a passing train crew. He suffered severe facial injury and remained unresponsive for hours, with later reports suggesting intoxication and possible family confrontation or robbery by two strangers. Authorities investigate, theory leaning toward attempted self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Ss. D
Paul Weiland, Jr
Weiland
Branson Young Win In Doubles In Interstate Tennis
In Sioux City yesterday Branson and Young defeated Hoskins and Magoun 6-0 6-1 to reach the doubles semifinals. Ray Branson of Mitchell and Siefarde Stellwagen of Minneapolis earned singles spots with victories as Barton of Sioux Falls was tipped to face Branson in the final.
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Sioux City
Branson
Young
Hoskins
Magoun
Mitchell Boys
Ray Branson
Mitchell, S. D
Fore Tigen
Sioux Falls
Siefarde Stellwagen
Minneapolis
John Barton
Stellwagen
Barton
Minnesota
Art Wissmath
Wissmath
Sicforde Stellwagen
Minneapole
Paul Young
Oxford
South Dakota
Stell- Wagen
W. F. Winterble
Winterble
Tere Teigen
Barigat
Pitchers Duel Ends Scoreless At Hitchcock Park
A nine inning scoreless baseball game between Mitchell and DeSmet at Hitchcock Park featured strong pitching. Liston allowed two safeties and struck out eight for Mitchell, Hewitt gave up three hits and one walk. Three double plays occurred, with near scoring chances late in the game. The report also lists county demographics and population figures for several towns, noting foreign born populations and education levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
DeSmet
Hitchcock Park
Hol Liston
Hewitt
de Sruet
Timmons
Liston
Simpson
Henry
Scharweber
Bohlman
Miller
Jack Guthrie
Lilmore
Pframer
Dakin
Gilmore
Kiklen
Kinklen
Butler
Scharnweberg
Olson
Seney
Mree
Bakin
Mitchell Boy Gets Promotion
Lewis A. Jones, brother of Chas H. Jones and former Mitchell resident, is named senior drainage engineer in the U S office of Public Roads and Rural Engineering with headquarters in Washington D C. He led Alabama and Mississippi drainage work from Montgomery and directed the Kootenai river project in northern Idaho. After visiting the Kootenai project in September, Mr and Mrs Jones will reside in Washington D C, with Mrs Jones known as Pearl Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Jones
Chas. H. Jones
Mitchell
U.S
Kootenar
Dr King’s New Discovery Promotes Quick Cold Relief
Thousands suffer from coughs and colds due to neglect and delay. The ad urges early treatment with Dr King’s New Discovery, claiming the first dose clears the head and aids breathing, making you feel much better and helping prevent serious ailments. Buy a bottle today.
Mitchell Triumphs Over Scotland at Hitchcock Park
Mitchell defeated Scotland 8 to 3 at Hitchcock Park last evening in a high scoring contest. Roy Mitchell umpired. game featured eight Mitchell hits to Scotland's five and multiple fielding errors by Scotland. Mitchell meets Plankinton Sunday at 3:15 PM at the Golf Course. DeSmet to play two games Monday and Tuesday at Hitchcock Park, with 6 PM start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Schlick
Mitchell
Scotland
Hitchcock Park
Liston
Bohner
Kinklen
Seney
TS Watson
Free
Butler
Henry
Koepnick
Dougan
B. Watson
Scharnweber
Khoepnick
Seeney
Mree
Hoffman
Donnelly
R. Watson
R. Waston
Scheeley
Scharweber
Koepchick
Kinklin
Bohlman
Kinkeln
McGrath
Sheeley
A. Watson
Schlick
Plankinston
East First Avenue
DeSmet
Letcher Club Ends Season in Weather Hit Finale
The Letcher baseball season closed last Wednesday after weather and road conditions cut attendance and postponed the Ruskin Park tournament. The club played 40 games, winning 26 and losing 18 with one tie. Players moving on include Roy Getchell to Ethan, Hyatt to Randolph Nebraska, Kinkelin to Mitchell, and Drew and Bill Mitchell returning home. Yaryen plans to hit .350 on the local drag line after joining home boys. Pitcher records show Mernaugh 13-4, Gitchell 8-4, Hyatt 3-?, Yaryan 1-1, Feltis 1-4, Ward 0-1. Mrs. Robert Ward returns from Seattle to join Mr. Ward.
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Scotland
Mitchell
Letcher
Sereen
Sioux Falls
Desmet
Howard
Plankinton
Alexandria
Salem
Huron
Wessington Springs
Lane
Dakota Wesleyan University
Roy Getchell
Ethan
Hyatt
Randolph
Nebraska
Kinkelin
Drew
Bill Mitchell
Yaryen
Yaryan
Mernaugh
Gitchell
Feltis
Ward
Braves Edge Scotland 3 2 In Openers With New Infield
The Braves debut three new infielders Free Bohlman and Henry in a 3 to 2 victory over Scotland porch-climbers. Johnson pitched well for Scotland but Scharnweber’s glove and timely hits, including a decisive tenth inning rally, secured the win before about 500 fans.
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Laddies
Genttleman
Butch’ Free
Peach’ Bohlman
Dutch’ Henry
Heinie
Scotland Porch
Braves
Heinie Scharnweber
Scotland
Henry
Scharnweber
Kinklen
Bohlman
Dougan
Wallie
Schang
Sheeley
Johnson
Kirchner
Koepnick
Free
Seney
R. Watson
Scharweber
McGrath
Hoffman
Watson
Bohner
Donnelly
Butler
Mitchell
Bohrman
Johnston
OG Totals
Scotland AB R H PO
A. Watson
Roy Gitchell
University shops craft binder treads for farmers
The University of South Dakota has opened its engineering and carpentry shops to farmers to make wooden binder treads for the bull wheel of their binders. William Gibson of Salix, Iowa is credited, with no patent. BE Barton of Vermillion guides production with a cost cap of $15, showcasing state service to taxpayers.
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University of South Dakota
William Gibson
Salix
Iowa
BE. C. Barton
Eermillion Commercial Club
University of South, Dakota
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Dorsett
Minn
Walter Hanson
Birdella Arhart
Jay ‘Dundas
Erie
H.B. Rogers
Mae Roger
Carrier. Rogers
Martha Hall
Eo Clara
Laveen
Fom Ib
Groadland
Beotland
Ella Glass
Branch
Sioux ‘City
Br,ch
St. Loui
Llinois
iMins
Louise. Notson
Mra. Gi
T. Notson
Pacific
California
Rockies
Sadye Whittle
Lake Kampeska
Water ‘Town
Mt. Vernon
Ani
Wa ‘Smith
Moyen
and’ Mra
Tiewis Ortmayer
Vermillion
Ortmayer
Dakota Wesleyan
Geo. M. Rowley
Myron K. “Rowley
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Milwaukee
Marion Junction
Marion Vita
Tynd Jail
Cherlés Rt
Winters
Lrd
William Weed
Canixi Bly
Milwaukee Yards
Mi Nne
Wiich
Siouxity
Pra
W. R. Boag
Vermiliion
St. May's Episcopal Church
May Cagill
George McMillan
Madison
Wis
A.J. Rozum Homie
Redfield
Jack Radloff
J. Haffner
Milwaukee Groundhouse
Radloff
Haffner
W. M. Herbert
Lyman
Corson
Lyan—Corson County
Est Grove
Mont
Heaven
Mrs. Eddy
Mary, Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Branson-Young
Mitchelle
Ates
Meade
Sturgis
Faith
Red Owl
Bonella Springs
Areerman
Siyeden
Canada
Mitchell Boy
Lewis Jones
Washington
Jerauld
Perkins
Letcher Club
Robert Ward
Seattle, Wash
Mr. Ward
COP
Brborn
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