Alexandria Social Season Highlights At Wickhem Home
Mrs. P. J Wickhem hosted twenty ladies at her Fourth Street home in Alexandria for an afternoon of social chatter music and a four course luncheon. Guests included Mrs. O Connell and Miss Elizabeth O Connell from Rockford Illinois who will soon return east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alenandres
Sunies
Alexandria
P. J \Wichhem
Fourth Street
Hazel Wagner
Sioux Falls
Mary Buskirk
Francis Wickham
J. T. Wagner
Hazel
Sioux Malls
Jank van Wagenen
Flora Laidlaw
Mitchell
Social visit sequence extends from Wisconsin to Sioux City
Kosh Wisconsin and Mrs Helmer Woel of Spring Valley Wisconsin hosted an informal gathering at the Country club on Wednesday with an afternoon of auction bridge and a picnic supper. Sunday afternoon Mic and Mrs Logan and guests visited Ruskin park. Monday evening Mr and Mrs John Dobson hosted informally. The group plans a trip to Sioux City Thursday to visit more friends.
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Kosh
Wis
Helmer Woel
Spring Valley
Mic
Logan
Ruskin Park
Evenine
John Dobson
Sioux City
Beulah Partners club elects new officers
The Beulah Partners club met at the Lees home for a fortuity session. Mrs A A Lawrences elected president after the death of Mrs W D McCormick and Mr J Frazer becomes vice president. Prof Floyd S Wilson urged eighth graders enter the high school. Miss Ciliard sang a vocal solo and refreshments were served. The next meeting is at the Moores home.
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Beulah Partners Club
G. J. Lee
A. A. Lawrence
W. D. McCormick
Lawrence
J. Frazer
Floyd 8. Wilson
Ciliard
Lee
Moore
Faton Lamotti Wedding at First Methodist Church
Miss Grace LaMotte wed Mr Ralph Waton at four o clock Sunday afternoon at the First Methodist church. The ring ceremony took place with attendants Virgil Spink and Sadie Martin. Parents and sisters of the bride and a few friends attended. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs S A LaMotte of 509 gin street, has many local friends. The groom, not a Missouri native, has been in business near Mitchell. They will reside in Denver, Colorado after the ceremony.
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Grace LaMotte
Ralph Wwaton
Pirst Methodist Church
Tor
Woagland Lunding
Viaanington Spink
Sadie Martin
S. A. LaMotte
Gin Street
Missouri
Mitchell
Itta Alien
St. Paul
Wilson Stlat
William Victor
Kruby Snow
Mmimets
Lane
M.C. Ford
Glispour
Jerry Hendrickson
Grace Hamilton
Lisbon
Mary Kibbee
Charles McDonough
Sanborn
I. F. Wentworth
Brandon
Wis
Meyer
Minneapolis
American Jewelers’ Association
Diehl Drug Company
Fred Hlecking
County property values dip in Davison county totals
Davison county shows a total property valuation of 26,208,215 today per the state tax commission. Agricultural land and structures are 772,718 with personal property 4,259,515 and railroad value 2,003,290. telephone 143,401 and minor railroad total change.
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Davison County
State Tax Commission
Mrs Carlson Of Rome Township Dies At 66
Mrs John Carlson of Rome township died at her home 12 miles southwest of Mitchell at 11 last night. She was 66 and had battled stomach cancer for years. Funeral at her home tomorrow at 1 and New Home Lutheran church at 2 led by Rev Gustav Rydquist. Burial in church ground. Pallbearers: A W Anderson Gus Swanson Nels Josenquist John Golberg Frank Sand Victor Monquist. Survived by husband John Carlson and three sons J W Carlson Ludlow SD and two others in the area.
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John Carlson
Rome Township
Mitchell
Gustav Rydquist
A. W. Anderson
Gus Swanson
Nels Josenquist
John Golberg
Frank Sand
Victor Monquist
J. W. Carlson
Ludlow
S. D
J. WH. Carlson
Than
Pokes at pig with shotgun causes fatal wound
Pierre South Dakota report states John Dunway of Haaken county was killed when he tried to drive a pig from his chicken yard with the butt of a shotgun. The weapon discharged as he stepped from his house, the shot striking him in the body and killing him instantly.
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Pierre
S. D
John Dunway
Haaken
Dunway
Local Notes from Mitchell News Briefs Amid Busy Week
Social and community notes from Mitchell cover weddings, travels, visits, business moves, and local happenings. Addresses, church events, and upcoming council actions are noted, with many residents traveling or returning from trips and a mix of marriages and social visits across town.
North Central Area News Briefs Highlight School Starts and Visits
Monday's Daily Guy Cook departs for Clark to resume as high school principal. Mrs. Ted Winters and Miss Martha Bowles visit relatives in Alpena and Turon. Miss Mother Troon, a Dakota Wesleyan student, visits Mitchell friends. Gardner Watkins leaves for Tierried to teach next year. Mt Vernon schools open today while Ethan Loomis Mitchell start September 4. Northern lights display Saturday night notable for brilliant, changing shafts. Mr. and Mrs. A S Strother of Los Angeles visit their son D N Strother in the area. LB. Dean leaves tomorrow.
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Roy Gilmore
Yankton
J. L. Case
South Main Street
B. EE. Watthill
Oregon
Jasper Wyelund
Saran Swenson
Mt. Vernon
A. N. Brudine
Wisconsin Street
I G. Newell
Melette
Hf. G
S. P. Watkins
Ashton
Bishop
Black Trillss
Murdo
Gilbert Grahuim
Mitchell
Canistota
Guy Cook
Clark, S. D
Mother Troon
Dakota Wesleyan
Gardner Watkins
Tierried
S. 1
Ethan
Loomis
A. 5. Strother
Los Angeles
Calif
D. Nf. Strother
Indian Captive Fifty Years Ago Recalls Fort Sully Escape
Frank Meyers of Miller recalled the fifty first anniversary of a 1875 capture on the Little Cheyenne River. He and four companions carried dispatches from Fort Sully toward Fort Rice when 20 Sioux attacked. Friendly Indians in the hostiles’ camp rescued the party and aided their return north.
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Cheyenne River Hills
Kildeer Fills
Fort Sully
Appear Booze Case in Deadwood Meeting
In Deadwood South Dakota a meeting of the Deadwood Businessmen’s club addressed a booze case. Details are scarce but the group discussed actions and possible consequences for the organization and community.
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Deadwood, S. D
Deadwood Busi
Club to appeal state supreme court over liquor license ruling
Attorneys for the club contend the bar is incidental to club activities and cite state court decisions allowing a bona fide commercial club to dispense liquor to members without a license following Judge McGee's circuit court ruling. They plan to seek review by the state supreme court.
Express rates denied by South Dakota railroad board
The South Dakota Railroad Commission rejects intrastate rate increases proposed by express firms for Yankton Sioux Falls Mitchell Watertown and Aberdeen. The commission cites failure to file proper applications and lack of 30 days notice as reasons and disapproves all classifications tariffs and schedules for the rate hikes. It orders return of documents to I C Airy the agents of the express companies.
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Board of Railroad Commissioners
South Dakota
I. C. Airy
Prosperous Reliance Sees Bumper Eastern Lyman Crops
In Reliance South Dakota eastern Lyman county crop prospects are strong. A. B. Chubbuc near Reliance reports oats 48 bushels barley 39 bushels speltz six dollars per bushel, with actual yields higher. Kaoliang maize and sorghums do well along with alfalfa and sweet clover. The Reliance cooperative creamery processes 3,000 pounds of butter weekly, cattle are fat, and every house is occupied signaling local prosperity.
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Reliance
S.D
Lyman County
Chubbuc
ROLDS CHARGE FOR 31 YEARS
Bridgewater M D The 31st anniversary of the pastorate of Dr A C C McCauley of the Presbyterian church of Bridgewater will be observed Sunday September 38 This record of service in one church is without a parallel within the state He has served the Callistota charge 14 miles distant reaching the appointment overland He has traveled upwards of 50 000 miles many times over roads badly drifted with snow and the temperature 20 below zero Dr McCauley has made over 10 000 calls performed 150 marriage ceremonies conducted hundreds of funeral services besides being active in anti saloon work He is 59 years old unmarried and in vigorous health He attributes this to outdoor life walking and bicycle riding He has declined calls to larger fields choosing to remain with his people here"]
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Bridgewater
M. D
A. CC. McCauley
Presbyterian Church of
McCauley
Callistota
Deadwood Youths in Slashing Affair
In Deadwood South Dakota a 15 year old, Henry Comes of Fruitdale, is jailed after slashing Will McCoy, 16, with a knife during a fight sparked by insults to McCoy's mother. McCoy is in serious condition with a knife wound to his left side.
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Deadwood
Tienry Comes
Fruitdale
Will McCoy
Comes
McCoy
Warl Harris
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