Fall Nuptials Announced In Prairie City Notes
The diary shows Lu cille Grebel and O. B. Wallace set for a fall wedding with a party at Mrs. W. A. Pink’s home. Guests included Mrs. Wallace MacLean and Mrs. Maurice Diehl, along with Marjorie Foster, Marguerite Anderson, and Mary Kibbee. A prenuptial dinner is planned for Monday evening. Also: birthday gathering at Souales Country club for Miss Mary Cale Jan, and multiple social visits and engagements around Omaha, Fargo, and Mitchell with documented travel plans and receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Omaba
Hugo Stor
Fargo
Lucille Grebel
O. B. Wallace
W. A
Mabel Shelby
Marguerite Anderson
Wallace MacLean
Maurice Diehl
Marjorie
Irma Foster
Mary Kibbee
Stella Relorson
Ruth
Souales Country Club
Mary Cale Jan
T. J. Callan
Delvan Z. Becker
Mitchell
Fannie Rosenstock
Omaha
Fontenelle
Becker
B. Wallace
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Canadian Rockies
N. D
Tugo
Mina Becker
Ger Jo Metz
Standard Bearers Hostess Night at L. D. Test Home
Miss Mildred Test hosted the Standard Bearers Thursday evening at the L. D. Test home three miles south of Mitchell. Fourteen guests attended a program featuring a reading by Miss Vesta Murray. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Grace
Miss Grace
Walter Hanson
Howard
James Stephens
Delina Wilder
Lulu Campbell
Laura Dunsisle
Birdella Carhart
Celeste Carlson
Anes Herrick
Olive Manshim
Flora Vermilyea
Winifred
Gladys Grace
Will Be Bride of Mitchell Man
Fanny Tosmstock of Omaha will become bride of D ora well known Micha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Fanny Tosmstock
Omaha
Wil
Dora
Micha
Brother Bonham Ends Life in Wisconsin Farm Grove
O R Bonham of Bagley Wisconsin, 42, husband and prominent Blendon township farmer, died by hanging at about 7 30 pm near his brother J B Bonham's home. Coroner's jury ruled death by his own hand during a melan cholia period after days of melancholy and mental trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Bonham
Bagley
Wis
Bonham
Blendon Township
J. A. Johnson
D. D. Dorr
F. Tormey
O. Bonham
Tere
Haying
Rochester
Min
Bonhams
C. A. Bower
Hower
W. H. Broad
Bent
Bonham Home
Wisconsini
Tor
Barton Wins Over Branson in Interstate Tennis Match
Sioux City morning singles action sees John Arton of Sioux Falls defeat Ray Branson 7-5 6-2 1-6 0-6 9- in a five set national tournament. Branson defeated by Arton for first time in seven years. Branson and d Young to meet Barton and Eurieht in doubles later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
John Arton
Sioux Fats
Ray Branson
Uals
Branson
Sioux Falls
Idaho Divine Calls New Mitchell Presbyterian Pastor
Rev C H van der Maarten of Pocatello Idaho has accepted a call to Mitchell Presbyterian Church and will assume duties September 1. He is a dynamic leader with strong youth work ties, currently president of Idaho state Sunday school, McCormick seminary graduate, married with no children. He preached in Mitchell July 12 with a favorable reception as the manse prepares for his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Bummings
Vera
Ryckman
Henry Posey
East Tisiti Avenue
Robert Lincoln Kelley
First Baptist Church
Gladys Posey
Mitchell High School
Irma Ryckman
Mr. Tummings
Sam
Dakota Wesleyan
C.H. van der Maarten
Pocatello
Idaho
Presbyterian Church
Mitchell
Tey
van der Maarten
E. van der Maarten
Church
Everal
Christleaver Society
Kentucky
Borlg
Idaho State Sunday School
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
H. H. Rottman
Mr. van der Maarten
Albert M. ‘Tlahart
Dalton
Sioux Falls
J. Patton
S. W. Rowley
The
Odd Fellows
Ra‘ona
Odd Fellows Hall
Floyd Gillespie
J.T Morrow
Omaha
Geo. M. Rowley
Myron K. Rowley
Sioux City
Martin Shale
Ratiosa
Shale
Watertown
Shate
Pierre High ‘Hod
Fear
Austora
Plankinton
William Ryan Smith
W. B. Hyan
Letcher
Supreme Court to hear Mitchell telephone case on bonds
The Spangler case against the city of Mitchell over municipal telephone bonds and the operating exchange has been appealed to the U S Supreme Court after state level rulings. Judge Tripp's injunction denial and the ongoing restraining order keep bonds from sale until the high court decides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spangler
Mitchell
Municipar Telephone
United States Supreme Court
A. B. Tripp
Yantkon
State Supreme Court
Pierre
Tripp
Dick Haney
Spangler & Haney
T. J. Spangler
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme
Court of the United ‘the
Tune
Sinchell
Eity
Frank B. Smith
Eity Cornels
Riots Threat in Woonsocket as 300 Hoboes Barricade
Report from Woonsocket says about 200 itinerants gathered after six hoboes were arrested. Sheriff Hopkins deputized twenty officers to prevent a rescue, but the justice of the peace found insufficient evidence and released the accused as the crowd dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsucker
Hopkins
Justice of the Peace
Mill Wrecked by a Cave-In at Clamberian S D
A cave-in at the Milling Company and Electric Light site near American Creek destroys the mill bridge and engine house foundations. Water fills the cavity, threatening the mill and elevator as residents watch through the night. Water outage and ground cracks spread east of the town. the old sand and mud well, once a power source, collapses amid heavy rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.D
Milling Company and Electric Light Company
American Creek
Mne
Uso
Fron
Ie Mill
Chamberlain Milling Company
Carter Receives Treasury Post At 82500 Year
MMC Carter named to the treasury as assistant register with a 82500 annual pay. He is joined by George Downey named associate judge of the court of claims. Also listed are land office receivers James Clark and Woodbury Sparks, with Stoner and Healy as registers and public money receivers. Johnson maintains influence in South Dakota politics as party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
James
W. McCarter
Bowdle
South
Dakot
Wils
Rexter
U. S. Treasury
Wilson
George B.downey
Indiana
the Treasury
Ie Court of Claims
Registers of Land Office
John C. Stoner
Lemmon
Wiliam Healy
Aberdeen
Timber Lake
James. Clark
Woodbury Sparks
Eagle Butte
Johnson
South Dakota
McCarter
Banking Commission Meets on Deposits Regulation
A state banking commission meeting is set for Wednesday to consider a proposed regulation limiting the deposits banks can hold in national banks. Examiner Wingfield has been studying the impact and an order had been delayed from early August while members finalize details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Ing Commission
National Bank
Wingfield
Egan Loses In A Libel Suit In Watertown Case
Supreme Court notes include the Eastwoods libel suit against Public Opinion of Watertown and propriety of certain statements. It affirms lower court rulings in Egan v McDonald over Indian heirship lands and outlines decisions on liquor license, city government form, and other cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Supreme Court
George W. Lydia Eastwood
George Trood
Watertown
Eastwoods
Abels
Eastwood
Polley
George W. Egan
Charles S. McDonald
Minnehaha County
Interior
Saloo
W. Stevens
Pélly
Beadle
Cavour
Wessington Springs
Theurer
Polfey
Clement F. Porter
Tig
Lien
Grant
John Adney
Marshall
William P. Casey
Louis D. Smith
al Butte
Gates
John VanAble
G. F. Wemering
Virgil State Bank
S. Ms
Cross River Cables Aid River Crossing Plan
In Pierre South Dakota residents along White River adopt a cable crossing plan using suspended pulleys and a box to shuttle people across the stream for market access. The system relies on local subscriptions and is positioned to facilitate crossings during high water though it cannot handle teams or autos when flood stages rise.
American Weds' .1 Enguish Palace Tale
An item notes a wedding involving a named person and a new son in law Charles in Houston with mention of an ambassador and a miss Kath. The fragmentary text preserves few clear facts beyond the social ceremony and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vage
Charles 6
Uum Hoston
Mitchell Pair Wins Doubles Title in Interstate Tennis
Ray Branson and Paul Young of Mitchell defeated John Barton and Enright of Brookings in straight sets to claim the doubles championship of the Interstate Tennis Tour. Barton had earlier defeated Branson in the singles final, but Branson and Young prevailed to win the doubles crown and the trophy, marking a popular victory for Mitchell in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barton
Sioux City
Republican
Ray J. Branson
Paul M. Young
Sioux City Journal
Ray Branson
Paul Young
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Enright
Brook
Branson
Young
Barton
E Young Brookings Low Exer
Mitchell Boss
Interstate Tennis Sociation
Tom Harton
Asm
Toset
Gainer Branson
Feame
Drangon
South Dukecs
Best Year for the Wool Crop in Belle Fourche
Belle Fourche reports the 1915 wool season closed with 1.4 million pounds sold at average 25.5 cents per pound. Highest price reached 28.14 cents and lowest 21.1 cents, aided by record prices. Heavy rainfall reduced dirt content, raising quality and prices for local sheep owners after a decade of large sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche, & D
Bad Check Fray Ends With Suspect Fleeing
Milbank dealer Berkner nearly lost a Reo when a young man posing as Floyd Metcalf tried to pay $1,050 with a forged check. Berkner verified with a Wilmot bank and rode toward a farm with the swindler before the suspect bolted into a field, vanishing as investigators traced the ruse to Homer Conrad, a Metcalf neighbor’s son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milbank
A. Berkner
Mr. Berkner
William Metcalf
Wilmot
Bank of
Metcalf
Sis Tucton
Berner
Floyd Metcalf
Banc
Homer Conrad
Conrad
Horkner
Local notes from Mitchell world tour and travel news
Local notes report multiple Mitchell residents and visitors traveling to San Francisco San Diego Belvidere and Midland. People include f rom W J Pier I A Pier Mrs W Abbey Phoebe Higgins Harold Husted and J Patton with S W Rowley. Also updates on sports events weather and a theft misidentified as wanderlust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Pier
Yessterday
Belvidere
Mr. Pier
I. A. Pier
Midland
8. D
Pier
First National Bank
W. Abbey
Phoebe Higgins
Grand Rapids
Mich
O. HL. Wernicke
Abbey
Harold Husted
Sioux Falls College
Baptist Church
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John Colvin
Mesdames Alden and
Long
Mason City
Will
Westminister Guild
Fast Park
T. Honhay
Mitchell Man
TAE ‘Supreme Court
Woonsocket
Jitney
Chamber
LAM
MMC
Carter
Treasury
Healy
Senator Johnson
State Commission
Branson and
Young Victors
Sioun City
P. Fourche
D.C. Bailey and Daughter
Mabel Lunn
William Wilson
Stickney
Jennie Dougherty
Elmer Anderson
J. A. Anderson
West Third Avenue
Twin Valleys
Minn
Burton F. Tanner
Baby
Norman
Okla
Tanner
Dako 1 Wesleyan
University of Oklahoma
8. M. Smith
Hurony
Frank Cook
State Live Stock Board
C. C. Lipp
State College
Brookings
Sioux Fall
Frederick Taylor
Madelie Anderson
Taylor
Minneapolis
Wallace ‘Anderson
Clarence Christopher
Carl
Portola
Calif
Thomas Christopher
Riverside
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