Thanksgiving Day Services Aimed at Charity Drive
Union and Methodist Thanksgiving services were held at the Methodist church with a large attendance. The collection totaled 28.77 including a surplus from last summer for the Sioux Falls Children’s Home. Rev. T. J. Giblett delivered the sermon on gratitude and national stewardship, urging modesty and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
R. Tomlin
Congregational Church
Mr. Wilkinson
Thos. Nicholson
Fomlin
Corn Palace
Sioux Falls
Lee
Noble
Kratz
Briggs
Lincoln
Giblett
God
Surzbeck
Benediction and Services At Local Churches
Rev R N Kratz led the benediction with services noted as interesting at the Christian Science Society in their hall. No services were held at St Marys church due to heating issues caused by a defective stove or chimney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Kratz
The
Christian Science Society
St. Mary’s Church
Varsity Students Receive Laurson Wednesday Night
The Kappa Literary Society at Dakota University hosted a reception for its sister Philomathean Society at the Laurson home. Rooms showcased Kappa scarlet chestnut Philomathean purple white and university colors with candles. Progression games flinch tables and a large punch bowl set the scene as shells cracked at 10 30 p.m. Winners were Miss Alice Boyer and Grace Wicholson with a cheese cloth and an emblem spoon as prizes. Masters Graham and Pierce served refreshments while each guest received purple and white chrysanthemums. The event celebrated the sisterly ties between the two societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Literary Society
Dakota University
The
Philomathean
Philip Laurson
Kappa
University
Alice Boyer
Grace Wicholson
Satterlee
Kappas
Kappa Order
Graham
Pierce
Chamberlain Hosts First Annual Physicians Meeting
The Chamberlain branch of the state medical society will hold its first annual meeting Thursday evening at the Masonic temple Parlors. Program includes President J W OC White Plankinton with papers on Hypodermic by R 4H Goodrich Chamberlain X ray treatment of Lopus by R Warne Mitchell breast cancer x rays by T B Smiley Mt Vernon and typhoid treatment with Aceterone by F W Freyberg Mitchell. RB A Bobb will read discussions. a luncheon for visiting physicians at the Merchants Hotel will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Palace
Chamberlain
Masonic Temple
J. W. OC
White
Mitchell Capital Removal Sentiment From Rail Inquiries
The writer traveled by rail within the past month and asked locals in Brown Spink Beadle Codington Lincoln Moody Day Clark Roberts Marshall Slyde Potter counties about capital removal. Four of five respondents were favorable to Mitchell though their views may not be representative.
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Howard Spirit
Dakota
Brown, Spink, Beadle
Codington
Lincoln
Moody, Day, Clark
Roberts
Marshall, Slyde
Potter Counties
Mitchell
Cracked Safe At Walrath Meat Market During Thanksgiving Rush
Burglars blew open the rear of C. W. Walrath's meat market and looted cash and checks from a busy Thanksgiving sales day. The door was torn from hinges by a heavy blast and the inner lining damaged. Night Watch Briggs heard a faint noise but saw nothing, while tenant Will Nobis said he heard the blast around midnight. No clues to the culprits were found.
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C. W. Walrath
Night Watch
Briggs
Will Nobis
New Lodge Organized by United Commercial Travellers in Mitchell
A Mitchell council of the United Commercial Travellers was formed Saturday evening in the Mitchell Club rooms with Ernest Grant of Minneapolis guiding the proceedings. Officers include Geo H Rev as Senior Counselor and R F E Ruth as Junior Counselor. charter lists 37 members with plans to expand. The group, named Fenimore 249 after its founder who died last June, emphasizes accident insurance and fraternal fellowship and adjourned to a luncheon at Olympus. The next meeting is set for Saturday evening December 5.
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The
United Commercial Travellers
Mitchell
Ernest Grant
Minneapolis
Messrs. H. M. Westfall
D. C. Ricker
George Thomas
Edward Marshall
Sioux Falls Council
Mitchell Club
Geo. H. Rev
R. F E. Ruth
Ed. Leehan
John N. Harris
Geo. M. Rowley
C. A. Woodland
Sentinel
Robi
A. Ward
W. A. Blynn
Geo. H. Miner
J. D. Anderson
BE. J. Brown
Fennimore
Olympus
Cate
Dee
Mitchell Party Heads to California by Milwaukee Road
Off for California Monday morning the Mitchell party departed by Milwaukee Road toward points in California. A Milwaukee sleeper car was sent to the city for their use until arrival, providing travel comfort during the long journey.
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Milwaukee Road
California
Mitchell party heads coastbound from Omaha to California
The group sails via Canton to Sioux City then Manilla by through train. Thirteen Mitchell travelers proceed by Union Pacific, Denver and Rio Grande, and Southern Pacific routes toward the coast. Several families plan relocations in California, with destinations including Los Angeles Palo Alto and San Diego as they winter there or settle permanently.
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Pacific Coast
Canton
Sioux City
Manilla
California
Omaha
Union Pacific Road
Denver & Rio Grande
Southern Pacific
Mitchell
C. C. Boulton
Los Angeles
P. T. McGovern
Palo Alto
Stanford University
McGovern
J.C. Harker
J. W. Harker
I. Windle
A. Scallin
San Diego
L. McCurdy
Remains Laid to Rest for Mrs. Harry L. Bras
Funeral services were held Friday at 10 a.m. at the Congregational church for Mrs. Harry L. Bras, with burial at Graceland cemetery. A large crowd attended, flowers filled the stand, and many local groups sent offers of tribute. The Rev. D. R. Tomlin delivered the eulogy as the community observed a quiet, religious life and devotion to family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Bras
Congregational Church
Post- Office Force
Home Guardians
Eastern Star
Teachers of the City Schools
High School
Mitchell Typographical Union
Twentieth Century Club
Round Table
Masonic Fraternity
Capital Committee
D. R .Tomlin
Misses Goodykoontz
McCormick
Travis
Fry
J. N. Crow
Praga
Big land deal seals 480 acre ranch transfer near Pierre
M C Porter of the Inter-State Land Co engineered a large real estate exchange Monday. Wendelboe and Johnson traded their livery stable and stock to John T Creighton for a 480 acre ranch 35 miles southwest of Pierre with 120 cattle 14 horses and all on site machinery valued around $15 000 Creighton took possession of the livery barn this morning and Wendelboe and Johnson plan to move to their ranch soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. Porter
Inter-State Land Co
Wendelboe
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