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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1917
Page
3
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The wedding of Miss Josie Spratford to Walter Dittman was held at 8 pm Wednesday at 204 East Fifth Avenue, with Rev J S Harkness officiating. The bride wore white satin and georgette, and a pink and white color scheme carried through table decor. A luncheon followed. out of town guests included Mrs Minnie Dittman and Miss Martha Dittman.
The Mitchell area hosts multiple social events as Christmas gatherings unfold. Notable items include a Newman club Christmas party with gift exchanges and poetry readings, a Ladies Aid program with songs and violin, and a complimentary party for Mrs. Freyberg. Also featured are Notre Dame academy students in a recital, Be Jolly club luncheon, and several socials around weddings, study clubs, and public entertainments.
The Spencer Society to Ladies Aid supper last Friday drew a large crowd despite cold weather and raised over $60. The W R B GC held its annual officer election with Carrie Jaynes president and Mary Reynolds chaplain among those chosen. Mrs Youax and Mrs Day Gomfort served as Yule cheer coordinators for old soldiers at Hot Springs. Clifford Bossen and Leona Dale wed in MeLanee MD December 4 and plan to live in Mt. Vernon with friends sending best wishes.
Salem society members Mrs. A. BE Roop and others hosted an Industrial tea with a niece hot supper for a large crowd. The marriage of Maria Osterbers to G A Lundberg took place at the Osterberg home on December 5 1917 at 3 p m. Rev E Bergren officiated with Mendelssohn's wedding march. The couple wore white, pink and white decor brightened the parlor. A three course dinner followed, prepared by the bride and her mother, served by HilIa Johanson Esther Johanson and Albin Larson.
Mrs. Charles Miller hosted the Altar Society of the Catholic church on Wednesday with sewing and lunch. Mrs. G. D. Brown led the Sunday school class at the Methodist church Monday evening with a hostess luncheon and meeting led by Delbert Shrycek. The Baptist Ladies Aid enjoyed a Friday supper despite frigid turnout from country members. The Methodist bazaar and church dinner at the parlor on Saturday completed a busy week.
Last Thursday evening Mesdames F W and G M Bennett hosted about thirty friends at the G M Bennett home honoring Lieut Ray L Bennett before his return to active war duty. A five course seven oclock dinner preceded a cards program and notes on modern warfare drill. The season also marked the wedding of Miss Anna J Tysdale to Mr Henry H Netland at the Tysdale home in Benedict township with Rev L C Jacobson officiating. Out of town guests included M P Tysdale J B Olson Chester and Stanley Berg and D A Tromsland among others. Kay departed for Chicago and the Twin Cities then planned to return by January first.
Mrs Albert Bertleson and Bart visited relatives in Parker while Mr Bertleson accompanied them to Mitchell. Mrs Harvey Hullinger and mother in law visited Camp Funston husband. J B Tobiassen toured Vermillion Sioux City and Lake Mills. Henry Fous arrived from Camp Funston on a Harvest furlough for ten days. Jones County opens a new courthouse with a December 42 dance for YMCA funds. Draper opera house finishes interior with Anderson Beckhart carpentry Guthrie Williams wiring and Hanson painting. Marriage of Henry Stapisberg to Veronica Sloan at Rapid City Catholic parsonage on Thanksgiving morning followed by a brief wedding tour.
Corsica resident Wm Jongsma left Tuesday for Illinois and Indiana after visiting relatives. Ed Bluemle and M Zimmer household visitors returned to Parkston. Harm Lefers will move to Pella Iowa next spring after purchasing a home there. Tim De Jong returned to South Holland Illinois after visits with relatives in the county. Mrs Williams and children George and Ida returned to Chicago after visiting the Hasseler home in Joubert township. Mrs Henry Bos left for relatives and friends in South Holland Illinois. Peter Nieveen returned from Lyden Washington where his brother is seriously ill and not expected to recover. Relatives report Miss Bessie Bernisse died in Washington state after an operation. she was about 28 and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Anne Bernisse, formerly of Harrison. In Aurora County at Mr and Mrs Charley Johnsons residence on Dec 9 1917 Ralph Goldberge married Miss Signa Johnson in a ceremony conducted by Rev Lokkesmoe of Platte with near relatives present.
Wessington Springs residents Mr and Mrs T W McConnell returned from Minneapolis where he attended the first annual meeting of the Bankers Trust and Savings Institution of which he is a stockholder and organizer. He praised the financial reports as deposits reached 2 100 000 and the bank joined the federal reserve system FE E. FE E Theurer left Wednesday to join his wife in British Columbia.
In a tale from Upsala Sweden Princess Torborg rules a third of Erik’s realm with bold courage. She drives away suitors until Rolf son of Gothland arrives with strength and resolve. After siege and capture she yields to Rolf, marries him, and the pair retire to live abroad.
The Republican was sold last week to George Schlosser of Sioux Falls and later connected to Watertown. Schlosser, a newspaper man and booster for the state, plans wintering elsewhere or further south depending on arrangements.
A large crowd gathered in Murdo to dedicate the new Jones county courthouse with music from the Murdo Concert band and dancing in the upper courtroom. Other items note Cornish’s weathered visit, Owen Paradeis ill with pneumonia, Oscar Beyers on furlough from Camp Funston, and local visits by Leo Yost, Will Altenhofen, Mrs. Roselle, Stella, Mrs. I. J. Mock, and Miss Grace Klinefeller. Pupils and teachers at Edgerton No. 2 consolidated school raised $9 for Y M C A funds.
Mrs. W H Allen and Mrs. Young visited Woonsocket from Parker then returned home with Mr. and Mrs. Morris. Mrs. J L Brown travelled from Dumont after her brother's death. City now patrolled by Woonsocket Home Guard with four guards nightly. Mrs. Jos Statz returned to Parkston after visiting Brown family. Two alarms disrupted a dull day: a church fire quickly contained and an oil heater caused a minor apple box fire with limited damage.
The community reported a Sunday night biliz gard. J B Calhoun's wife, from Pierre, is recovering well after an operation. Mrs H A Barber died at Rapid City, with a large funeral attendance in Vela. Miss Rena Gilman spoke on The Shepherd of the Hills to a big crowd. Local stores merged into Rochdale Co op with Tack Solon hired to manage.
A compact list highlights key inventions and innovations unknown a generation ago. Items include asbestos, X rays, tinware, moving pictures, paper towels, automobiles, canning factories, electric lighting, parcel post, color photography, and wireless telegraphy among many others.
A city water tank upgrade is underway this week to serve as a combined heater and tool storehouse. Southwest of town a well drillers’ gas find promises energy gains before winter. A Red Cross benefit film shows Thursday at the I O O F hall. Mrs. Calhoun improves after serious illness. Contractors Weaver Stevens and Hinkle completed an oil derrick and departed for Watertown.
Dolton residents report Mrs. Jake Weins returning Tuesday from Beardsley Minnesota to visit Mrs. John Holden who was ill. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Schroeder visited at J. T. Schroeder’s since Tuesday afternoon and depart for Montana Thursday. Jacob Baytor left California after visiting Geh Leewen and Robert Edinger went to Spencer for a tutoring event, with local schools preparing a program next week when county nurse Miss Winters will visit.
Mrs. Ben Brierer of White River wed last Thursday in Minneapolis and visits Mrs. Carl B. Hurlbert in Chamberlain. Edgley visitors include Mrs. Clarence Houge and her children with her brothers Harry and Merlin Potter. R. H. Somers' sons Lucky and Tom, telegraph corps, arrived safely in France by cablegram. Capt. W. B. Wait and the B. A. Douglass reach port after a risky ice choked trip to Lower Brule with coal and gasoline. Mrs. S. G. Gray from Platte visits Chamberlain. Mrs. Bertha Ames Winter from Plate, Sask., hosts Mrs. E. Ames. she plans to return soon. Local enlistments surge with J. G. Wedmore, Frank Brown, Dan Harn, Joe Rohan, Ambrose Kelly, Amos Rutan, Henry King joining Uncle Sam. Pilgrim chapter No. 32 R A M officers elected: J. B. Gilinan High Priest, Geo. K. Conrick King, F P. Ol Guptill Scribe, W. I. Lawrence Treasurer, W. I. Drew Sentinel. The chapter voted 75 to Red Cross for repayment of losses from the city hall fire.
A molding made from stamped sheet metal is designed to be nailed to a wall before plastering, with the plaster then aiding its support for the weight it bears.
South Dakota produced about 27 million pounds of butter in the year ending July 1, led by the Black Hills creameries with over a million pounds. State dairy inspector A Ruger reports 26 630 710 pounds in the year, not including home use. At an average price above forty years, the butter value exceeds ten million dollars.
South Dakota residents in California gathered for their largest ever annual picnic at Bixby Park in Long Beach with nearly 400 attendees. Local leaders from Sioux Falls and Canton led talks on Black Hills development, followed by reminiscences and social time for the Dakotans, inviting all in California to Sycamore Groves on January 26, 1918.
Major McLaughlin of the Federal Indian service examined Indians on the Cheyenne River reservation and granted full citizenship to 101 Indians on this trip. He says the government policy is to grant full citizenship as Indians show they can handle their own affairs, with work pushed on various reservations nationwide.
Pierre December 18 The state railway commission will hold a hearing December 22 in its office here on complaints about railways and express firms refusing to accept perishable articles when the weather shows zero or below temperatures.
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