Local Notes Highlight Meetings and Visits in Mitchell
Mrs. R E Davis left for Sioux City to visit her parents. Mrs Ella Sr Geiger attended a W R C meeting in Mitchell. W R G officers named with installation in January. Modern Woodmen elected officers. Commercial club calls freight shippers to meeting. Episcopal bazaar set for next Thursday with 2:30 start and chicken pie supper. Laura Lindley to Ramona to speak for Anti-Saloon league. Supt Holsapple and Hunt travel to Vermillion for church field day. John Doe liquor case heard in White Lake. warrants sought. Explosions blamed on rock blasting at old Mitchell hotel site. Mastoiditis operation on Annis child. appendicitis operation on Otto Hoffman. Ernest Washburn returns from South America for months. Royal Neighbors elect officers. Dakota Wesleyan hosts South Dakota College Training conference. Delegates from state colleges attend. Aberdeen church leaders present. Mrs Lang of Litchfield comes for funeral of sister Mrs Henry. Carl Norton to Brookings for dairy and animal husbandry study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Davis
Sioux City
Ella Sr. Geiger
Mitchell
Sioux Walls
W. R. Co
Nels Jensen
W. A. Branch
A. H. Smith
A. J. Curtis
Gertrude Abbey
W. C. Sprague
Frank James
B. H. Baker
W. Downey
Will Scallin
W. W. Woodman
Fred Gurius
Joe Lovinger
W. W. Reams
The
Commercial Club
Laura Lindley
Ramona
Anti-Saloon League
R. N. Holsaple
E. E. Hunt
Vermillion
F. W. Mitchell
H. I. Jones
League
Alexandria
E. EF. Hunt
White Lake
R. H. Bakewell
John Doe
J. C. Rogers
C. HE. Fellows
L. H. Annis
Otto Hoffman
Parkston
Isrnest Washburn
Dakota Wesleyan
South America
F. J. Shepherd
Oracle
GC. Black
Eliza M. Treganza
Mark Mharris
Roscoe Satterlee
Theo
N. Arneson
le Southkota Golpe
Gospel Trin
H. T. Beaver
General Secetary
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
H. M. G.ge
Huron College
G. C. Phillips
Brookings
Lisd Brownee
Aberdeen
Dairy convention rapped as Sioux Falls host
The Dairy Record criticizes the South Dakota Dairymen and Buttermaker's convention in Sioux Falls for a weak setup and poor hospitality pace. It notes a lack of energizing Smokers, a sleepy Commercial club, and insufficient entertainments. Flooding occurred as a water main failed, flooding basements near Commercial Savings Bank and nearby shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dairy Record
St. Paul
Sioux Falls
Commercial & Savings Bank
A. A. Hoon Joe Burg
Baron & Baron
Irish Voice seizures mark federal action in Chicago
Agents of the U S Department of Justice confiscate records from the Irish Voice publishing company amid a case linked to Canadian mail rejection and South Dakota incorporation details. The proceedings involve charter history, key individuals, and a series of talks and livestock auctions scheduled for February events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Department of Justice
Irish Voice
Washington
P. R. Hilliard
Department of Justice
Trish Voice Publishing Company
South Dakota
Gleeson
Dwyer
Claud F. Smith
Otto Wadewitz
Smith
James §. Sebree
Pierre
S. D. Sebree
Supreme Court of
Illinois
Aberdeen Bowlers Poised to Sweep Tri State Prize at Mitchell
Aberdeen announces a strong bowling squad training hard for the Tri State tournament in Mitchell next January. Last year the group earned 144 dollars in Sioux Falls prizes, with top performers Shannon, Strohman, Davie, Craft and others set to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen News
Citizen’s Bank
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Minneapolis
Tri-tate
Sioux Falls
Boughner
Shannon
Strohman
Davie
Craft
Ben Ward
Vandell
Lorenzen
Bckert
Maul
Carey
Fisher
Magg
South Dakota Corn and Grain Growers Meet in Mitchell
Advance program for a four day February convention in Mitchell features the South Dakota Live Stock Breeders and Y Poultry associations meeting concurrently. President H B Dawes presides with talks by Sam L Sloan Day county on quack grass and EK L Bolland Pierpoint Day county on corn and grain crops. Manley Champlin SD State College discusses small grain diseases. R E Cone South Dakota Bankers' Association leads an evening address on soil fertility with J G Hutton also from SD State College presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola Fromme
South Dakota State College
Nellie Kedzie Jones
Auburndale
Wis
South Dakota Livestock Breeder’s Association
T. W. Dwight
State Regeants of Education
Farmer’s Scho
Faulkner
Brookings
Worenoon- Corn and Grain School
South Dakota
H. C. Severin
South Dakota State Colege
H. A. Harding
Northwest
Clifford Willis
Northwest Farmstead
HBC
Perisho
Worenoon
Corn and Grain School
Agricultural Extension
G. W. Randlett
Gorn
Small Grasf
A. GC. Amy
Minneapolis
South Dakota Corn and Grain Growers Convention
Mitchell
South Dakota Live Stock Breeders Association
South Dakota Ypoultry Association
H. B. Dawes
Hugh Nash
Spink County
Dawes
Sam L. Sloan
Day County
Elm Grove Farm
EK. L. Bolland
Piervont Day County
Manley Champlin
Dawes Presiding
Bankers and Farmers
R. E. Cone
South Dakota Bankers’ Association
J. G. Hutton
Madison Tailor Seeks Missing Wife and Child in Poland
Phillip Stobowitz from Madison South Dakota, a tailor, seeks his wife and their daughter last heard in Warsaw Poland. Letters to Warsaw and Russian Poland towns have returned, and he fears they may be refugees wandering interior Russia. He asks the U S secretary of state to involve American consular officers in Russia to locate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, S. D
Phillip Stobowitz
Warsaw
Poland
United States
Russian Poland
Russia
Washington
Rusia
Stobowitz
Madison
America
XMAS TREE FUND IS GROWING FAST
The municipal Christmas tree fund in Mitchell shows rapid growth with 179 dollars subscribed by noon. Contributions include many local businesses and individuals. Rapid City Commercial Club will provide the tree and Milwaukee railroad will transport it to Mitchell in a special car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal
Widmann Hotel
Shephard Harware Company
Geo Liko
Mitchell Fruit and Grocery Company
Fullerton Lumber Company
Davis & Daniels Lumber Company
Kratz &Gurius
A. F. Sodergreen
C A. Tracy
Johnson & Berquist
Burns Lumber Company
Central Auto and Supply Company
G. W. Bunnell
Mylan Meat Market
Frick-Wittman Company
John H. Giese
Reed Grocery Company
Navin Hotel Company
Anderson Ice Company
Julius Corker
McCarthy Cafe
Haubert & Rubin
L. EB
Stair
L. Lifschietz
New Mitchell Cafe
Haley & Neeley
Turner Produce Company
A. EK. Porteous
F. L. Moyer
Mitchell Produce Company
Dakota Implement and Harness Company
Golden Rule Crocery
Austin Plumbing Company
Raymond
Gosche Hardware Company
A. H. Fletcher
Leader Cafe
W. H. King Auto Company
Broadbent Bros
California Fruit Company
Albert Jebsen
First National Bank
Rapid City
Mitchell daily notes social and academic updates
Mrs A T Downey returns from Iowa while L B Tyler and Cliff H Reeves plan Pacific coast winters. Miss Marie Newell visits Mitchell. twelve contestants try out for two debating team spots on literacy test migration. Congressman's Dillon cites naval academy vacancy. Vincent McHenry earns all state honors. An accident disables A Jay Anderson near Mitchell. Dakota Wesleyan Entertainers head to Hitchcock. Weather hits seven degrees above zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Downey
Iowa
Tyler
Points
Pacific Coast
Cliff H. Reeves
Lannie J. Brown
B. H. Tiegler
Minneapolis
Walter, Heyler
University of Minnesota
H. Heyler
Walter
Marie Newell
Kimball
Mitchell
B. P. Young
Mellette
California
United States
Marvin Bauer
Miner Shaw
Hugh Craton
Maurice Cooney
Alice Troon
Arthur A. Anderson
Henry Hoagland
Herbert Emery
Vern Sholes
Donald Hoon
Sterling Tipton
Dell Clark
Herman Schultz
Sioux Falls
C. H. Dillon
Naval Academy
Vincent McHenry
Mitchell High School
Allstate
Viers
Redfield High
Redfield
Si’? Lynch
Aberdeen
McHenry
Lynch
Centerville Journal
A. Jay Anderson
International Harvester Co
Los Angeles
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. R. White
White
Dakota Wesleyan
Lena Glaus
Helen Gross
Whitney Morris
Hazel Reynolds
Hitchcock
South Dakota
Anna T. McGovern
Eugene
Edward McGovern
Palo Alto
Gal
Louise McGovern
New York City
N. P. Niblick
Paul Minehart
Thiss City
Death shock hits De Smet after visit home
Mrs. Bi Kohlman returns to De Smet from a visit with her daughter Mrs. Rose Ryner of St Peter Minnesota to receive a telegram announcing the daughter’s sudden death. A marriage license was issued yesterday to Will A Rhoaney and Blanche I McGarvey of Letche cher, with Miss McGarvey aged sixteen.
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de Smet
S. D
Bi Kohlman
DeSmet
Rose Ryner
St. Peter, Minn
Kohlman
Will A. Rhoaney
Blanche I. McGarvey
Let‘echer
Miss McGarvey
LE Dee Sss
Californi an Clergyman Chosen Mitchell Church Pastor
Rev Charles S Osgood of Saratoga California was unanimously elected pastor of the Mitchell church to fill the vacancy left by Dr F E Schwab who becomes Purity League superintendent of Missouri The new pastor will start mid January He is a Stanford and Union Theological Seminary graduate He previously served as associate pastor in Brooklyn and pastored in Wenatchee Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Osgood
Saratoga
Cal
Congregational Church
Osgood
F. E. Schwab
Purity League of Missouri
Mr. Osgood
Mitchell Church
Leland Stanford University
Union Thelogical Seminary
Nehemiah Boyington
Brooklyn
Nome Alaska
Wenatchee
Wash
Osford
F. J. Herrick
RMC A Aids Immigrants With English Classes In Mitchell
The social service department of the R M C A at Dakota Wesleyan organizes GGeeks and Italians into English classes. Classes meet in box cars and dugouts as railroad workers learn basic language and American life points. Teachers enjoy the work, and aims include six to seven months to basic understandability, plus organizing boy scouts and boys clubs to foster good fellowship and proper energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Service Department
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Ggeeks
Arthur Kinney Dies in Spearfish Hills
Arthur L. Kinney a 47 year old Spearfish banker and miner died at home after a hart attack while trying to reach his doctor. The Virginia native leaves a widow and two daughters. Kinney cashiered at the American National Bank and had long been tied to Black Hills mining, coming from Rushville Nebraska in 1895. He belonged to Masonic bodies in Spearfish and Deadwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spearfish
S. D
Arthur L. Kinney
California
Mr. Kinney
Virginia
Ife
American National Bank
Black
Madison Jail Escape Shocks Local Officers
Carl Schultz, jailed in Madison on a horse theft charge, escaped from the county jail while Sheriff Butts and his family were briefly away. He is described as about six feet tall, 24 years old, light complexioned, slim, wearing a soft hat and medium dark clothing. A wide search is underway across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
D. D
Carl Schultz
Schultz
Fergus Falls
Minn
Fred Meyer
Lake County
Butts
City Ladies Club Elects Officers After Supper
A city ladies club, with membership over fifty, held a supper followed by business and officer elections. The meeting included a portion devoted to formal timing of votes and leadership positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aie
Schultz Endter Wed. in First Methodist Church
John Schultz and Minnie Endter wed at the First Methodist Episcopal church read by Dr. Hoagland. Schultz, a popular local farmer, now living with his mother at 614 E Second Ave, and Endter, daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Endter of 310 W Tenth Ave, will reside at 614 E Second Ave. They are praised for their social standing and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schultz
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Minnie JL. M. Endter
J. 8. Hoagland
Schultz
Second Avenue
J. H. Endter
Tenth Ave
Hanneman
Ke, Second Avenue
Rose Petal Fairy Play Sets Stage For Charity
At Dakota Wesleyan chapel the fairy play Rose Petal drew crowds with four acts and vivid costuming. Bernice Tipton led as Rose Petal with Clelia Meadows Twinkle Feet and Rachel Hunt Red Pepper, while proceeds fund Graham hall parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Petal
Dakota Wesleyan Chapel
Jewell Bothwell Tull
Queen of Fairies
Fairy Land
H. P. Patterson
Bernice Tipton
Clelia Meadows
Rachel Hunt
Michief
Angie Pratt
Minnie Bjorkman
Gladys Trevithick
Ruth ‘Trevithick
Gladys Gullick
Lois Smith
Farm auction sale reports and cattle sale totals
The C. W. Hoon farm sold at auction Saturday by Judge Bros. and bought by W. Work for 67.2 per acre. The Smith cattle sale comprised 125 head including cows heifers and calves, totaling 4859 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hoon
Judge Bros
W. Work
Smith
Alan Ul
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. &. Lang
Litchfield
G. WW
Henry
Carl Norton
Harry Branson
State College
Dairy Journal
Supreme Court
South Dakota Corn and Grain Growers’ Association
Ruary
Taylor AP
Xmas Tree Fund
CLTY
CRUSH
Harles S. Osgood
Social Service
Dakota Wesleyan R. M. C. A. A
Arthur Kinney
Hills
Man
Sherivp
Prof
Mrs. Miller
Department of Business Mechanics
Jay Miller
College Hall
SEW Siety
Agnes Herrick
South Edmunds Street
Francess Potter
Elsie Snow
Today Club
Jay B. James
West Fourth Avenue
H. R. Beyer
Beth James
F. R. Redline
K. S. Christiansen
L. K. Medley
George Benedict
T. Kennedy
East Third Avenue
Newman Club
James Bryan
Morgan-Yahne
B. N. Morgan
N. Duff Street
Lola Morgan
Orvis H. Yahne
Robert Lincoln Kelley
Baptist Church
Yalne
J. T. Miller
Charles Scott
Kill Kare
Miss Morgan
August Yahne
OPEN
Ladies Musical Club
Guilmant
J. N. Crow
Florence Brodstrup
Massenet
d’Hardelot
W. C. “Hunter
Saint Saeems
Helen Powers
Verna Brown
Hahn “Hovening
Debussy
G. H. Miller
Mary Kibbee
Chaminade
W. G. ‘Brackett
C. H. Entsminger
Wynken
Blynken
Nod
W. G. Brackett
Mrs. Tull
Peter Pan
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