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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1914

Page

5

Local notes recount travels and events around Mitchell

Virgil Hine, Da kota Wesleyan quarterback, left for Muskogee Okla to help at his father’s newly bought store. Numerous visits and illnesses noted from Washta to Kimball and Beulah. scouts, elections, hospital operations, and a deer hunt highlight a busy period with civic and social activities throughout the Mitchell area.

Virgil Hine Dakota Wesleyan Muskogee Oklo Walter Deming Washta William Durkee A. Rawson Alexandria

Miss Pearson Surprise Birthday Party Highlights Social News

Miss Alta Pearson enjoyed a surprise birthday party hosted by twenty friends with Somerset games, a three course lunch, pink carnations, and a chafing dish as a gift. The group posed for photos as Mrs Erskine led in victory. Nearby notices list upcoming nuptials and club meetings with details of hostesses and programs.

Alta Pearson Somerset Miss Pearson Pearson

Pleasant sendoff for Stoll family at old country home

Seventy five neighbors and members of the German Lutheran church and the Wadies' Aid society gathered at the Stolls northwest of Mitchell to wish J C Stoll and family Godspeed in their Morox Minnesota move. They shared conversation and a bountiful luncheon before departing hoping for prosperity and happiness in the new home.

J. C. Stoll Mitchell German Lutheran Church Wadies’ Aid Society Stolls Stoll

Community clubs and shower scenes mark holiday week

Miss Edna Wildman’s kitchen and dining room shower honored her upcoming marriage to Clarence Clapaddle at the Dodd home with 18 classmates, two youngsters delivering gifts, games and refreshments. The H Y club held its December session with birthday remembrances and a musical program. The Twenty-two Karat club enjoyed fancy work and a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Dunsmore. The Swed ish Lutheran Ladies Aid planned a Christmas sale, and the Holy Family card party and bazaar featured solos and high-score prizes.

Edna Wildman Clarence Clapaddle Walter Dodd Miss Wildman Dodd H Y Club E. H. Cards A. L. Mann E. E. Owen Card Walter D. Carhart Birdella Carhart Margaret Card Young Ladies Sodality of the Holy Family Church K.’@hall Laura Saul John Fitzgerald John B. Till

W C T U Meeting Notes On Child Law Paper

The W C T U held an afternoon gathering with Mrs H J Coxe. Mrs Lewis Shuster wrote on Laws of the State Relating To Mother and Child read by Mrs L R Erskine. A discussion followed. A matron's suffrage contest for a silver medal was not agreed upon with Mesdames Zangle, Loomer, Kelley, and Loomer.

Court clerks to meet in Mitchell for salary plan

Clerks of the circuit courts in South Dakota will convene in Mitchell on December 16 to discuss legislative topics. John D. Stemler of Aurora county issued the call. Fifteen of sixty two clerks favored Mitchell. They seek a uniform salary from the legislature if fees fall short.

South Dakota Mitchell John D. Stemler Plankinton Aurora County Stemler

Deserter Now Is Wife Beater

Charles O. Bowers alias Bauer, who fled his wife in Mitchell and escaped jail at Marion Junction 8S, was arrested again after being accused of striking his wife at 915 East Sixth Avenue. He faces disturbing the peace charges with a heavier count possible if the wife signs the complaint. Judge W. M. Herbert set $100 bond which was not posted. Bowers had operated multiple city slot machines.

Charles O. Bowers Bauer Mitchell Marion Junction Bowers East Sixth Avenue

Indictments in Aberdeen for postal fraud and assaults

A federal grand jury returned three indictments. Oskar A. Senberg is charged with fraud for taking a post office letter to steal a $20 money order made out to Julius Halla. Also indicted are Guy Brant Edward Crawford and Albert Oneroad for assaulting Nellie Kampeska on the Siseston Indian reservation on July 24. Andrew Hepan faces charges of assault with a neckyoke on September 29 against Willie Seeboy Mary Marapantakewin and Mary Bear on the Seton/Sis-seton reservations.

Aberdeen S. D Federal &Rand United States Oskar A. Senberg Julius Halla Halla Senberg Guy Brant Edward Crawford Albert Oneroad Nellie Kampeska Siseston Andrew Hepan Sis- Seton Reservation Willie Seeboy Mary Marapnartakewin Mary Bear

One Measure Approved By South Dakota Voters

The official canvass shows only one of twelve statewide measures approved. The constitutional amendment on interest on school land debts passed, while proposals to call in outside judges and to allow Aberdeen’s Northern Normal to expand were defeated. Women’s suffrage also failed. The governor race favored Byrne by 14,596 votes.

Northern Normal Aberdeen Board of Regents Caldwell Bicknell Byrne Richards Wipf Ind Ewert Fergen Hebberlin Williams Hepperle Tower Dem Curtis Hupp Habgood Educational Aberdeen Russell Chamberlain Steece Strohmeyer Daugherty Clark Lewis Johnson Board of Control Supreme Court

State.Draws Big Game Plan for Black Hills Preserve

South Dakota's Game Department plans to stock ante lope and buffalo while adding deer elk and mountain sheep to the Black Hills forest reserve. Beaver are being placed on streams and a hunt will target mountain lions wolves coyotes and bobcats. The agency notes millions of game fish distributed by the federal government and reports convictions for illegal fishing, including a gill net case on Lake Madison.

State Department Federal Department Lake Madison

Belgium Immigration Hopes Falter in South Dakota

Pierre South Dakota reports a debate on attracting Belgian immigrants to boost farming in the northwest. Government opposition and lack of funds for newcomers curb prospects, leaving private donations as the only possible support to bring Belgians to the region.

South Dakota

Man Killed on Milwaukee Line Near Ashton

The south-bound Milwaukee road passenger train found the dismembered remains of a man two miles north of Ashton 8, D. The Spina county coroner has been summoned and is investigating. The victim’s identity is unknown.

Aberdeen Milwaukee Road Ashton Spina County

Chamberlain Govers Funds for Belgian Flour Shipment

Sufficient funds have been raised for a shipment of one car lot of flour to aid Belgian sufferers. The drive, led in Chamberlain’s name, claims solid support to send relief supplies promptly.

Chamberlain

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