Mitchell Chronicle Local Notes Highlights and Court Proceedings
Local notes from Thursday recounts visits by Miss Millie Marsh and others, profiles in education, a municipal court civil suit against Redline Piano, and a liquor prescription case against Dr. R F Dundas. Updates include St Joseph’s hospital operation, Miss Cleota Branch nursing training, and community events at Longfellow school.
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Cramer
Plankinton
Wryffi
Longfellow
Ethel Blynn
Elizabeth Hansen
Adséa
Représenta
Redline
Piano Company
Notrée Dame ‘Academy
P McKitlop
Mupie
Byrne
of the Coung
R. F. Dundas
Dollar Day proves big Mitchell success
Mitchell merchants hail the fourth Dollar Day as the biggest event yet with broad customer turnout and strong sales. business leaders from A T McGovern & Sons to Butterfield's report record days and note visitors from nearby towns fueling demand throughout the day.
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Mitchell
Republican
Eugene McGovern
A. T. McGovern & Sons
Joe L. Lovinger
Gustav ‘“Woelfel
Oscar Steireson
Rathbun Grocery
Woonsocket
Letcher
H. A. Jacobs
D. T. Becker
CG. W. Sprague
Butterfield’s
Corn Palace
Gage P. Wright
Harry van Benthuysen
Joe Burg Shoe Co
Mrs. Wilson
Wilson Hat Shop
A. Baron
J. W. Broadbent
Abe Wilkins
Maurice Diehl
S.H. Scallin
W. H. Fritz
John Kurvigk
Economy Grocery
GC. W
Community Notes and Social Updates From Butler Area
Friday summary from Butler area details residents returning from Rochester for treatment and attending events. Alumnus from Dakota Wesleyan appears in city for a benvantion while continuing employment in Bath South Dakota. Local officials report personnel changes at the freight depot and insurance offices. Revival services persist at Army hall with planned guest visits and a large lodge gathering. Temperature records and local social happenings fill the update.
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Go Butler
Rochester
Minn
Jae We Penz
Dakota
Wesleyan
Ite
Bath
Sid
Aire
Stephen Marshall
St Paul
Ensign McMillan
Binger
Mitchell Order
Emma Rempfer
Topeka
Gene Mr
Ten Millions In Two Months Shown In South Dakota Deposits
Reports of deposits by state and national banks in South Dakota show a rise of about ten million dollars between September and November last year. The November call totals $110,997,551.71, with state banks carrying $63,297,226.89, while September reported $101,239,229.01, marking a significant fall banking increase for residents during the autumn market period.
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Arket‘ing
Browning Program Rendered by English Actor Hatfield
Lovers of Browning heard a rare program at Dakota Wesleyan chapel. Henry J Hatfield presented selections from Browning spanning many works in costume and plain dress. Clyde Tull introduced Hatfield who argued Browning is a humane master dealing with everyday life.
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Robert Browning
Dakota Wesleyan Chapel
Henry J
Bensland
Hatfield
Browning
Willimake
Ud Tie
Hills Pioneers Report Steady Numbers in Black Hills
Deadwood reports at the twenty eighth annual meeting of the Society of Black Hills Pioneers that membership remains about 128 with 38 women. The society shows a bank balance above 2000 dollars and elects officers including president Sol Star and directors Hilan Hulan Seth Bullock George W. Ayres J. S. McDonald P A Cushurst August Eberhardt Theo Karroll Meade L LaChapelle secretary Paul Rowman treasurer Chas Zoellner.
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Lawrence County
Joseph Reynolds
Pennington County
Custer County
August Eberhardt
Pall River County
Theo. Karrell
Meade County
L. LaChapelle
Butte
Paul Rowman
Chas
Zoellner
Stickney to Build Two Story Brick Block
Stickney, S D, Walter Tillebine and J P Wallace plan a two story brick building to replace a burned wooden structure. The second story will hold a store and show room, while the lower part hosts a fine merchandise line. A separate building will house a ground floor store and an up to date opera house and dance hall upstairs.
Sweepstakes awards in South Dakota corn show
Sam Carlson of Elk Point won the grand sweepstakes in the amateur class at Mitchell's corn show, with Ernest Sorenson of Elk Point winning the boys division. T. J. Wrick of Yankton claimed top honors for a state high single ear, as prizes totaling hundreds of dollars were awarded to Elk Point, Vermillion, Mitchell, and other towns across the state.
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Theé
Mitchell
Sam Carlson
Lk Point
Ernest Sorenson
Hill Point
T. J. Wrick
Yankton
South Dakota Corn and Grain Growers’ Association
Elk Point
Sorenson
Bb. Sorenson
L. C Nelson
Jens Krogh
Andrew Larson
W. J. Jones Fairfax
Henry Myers
Vermillion
Oliver Ronning
Alcester
Martin Erickson
F. A. Knutson
Mission’ Hill
H. P. Larson Beresford
S. BE. Sorenson
E. A. Knutson
OG. Nelson
Carl Hoffman
Geo. Rumi
Fred Rollins
Alexandria
Frank Shannon
Ethan
Jacob Larson
Harry Erickson
A. B. Gulberg
D. Betts
F. B. Longstat
Fulton
H. E.dawes
F. M. Locke
Redfield
J. W. Preston
Hitchcock
G. W. Preston
J. M. Miles
John Deere Corn Planter
John Deere Planter
L. CG. Nelson
Cushman Motor
W. P. Larson
Beresford
Cummer
Geo. Pierson
Claremont
Henry P. Olson
Best South Dakota Poultry Show Sets Records in 1916
The 1916 South Dakota Poultry Show set records with premiums and awards announced on Thursday. F A Shellabarger of West Liberty Iowa praised the event as the best he has attended, surpassing Chicago and St Louis shows in quality. Exhibits across Barred Rock White Plymouth Rocks Partridge Plymouth Rocks and more earned numerous firsts through fifths, with many breeders and cooping system praised. premiums covered dozens of breeds, cups and special prizes across Mitchell Yankton and other towns.
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South Dakota
F. A. Shellabarger
West Liberty
Iowa
Chicago
St. Louis
Merchants of Mitchell
Joe Kotrba
White Rock
Mattie P. Webster
C. H. Hirrens
A. G C
H. P. Larson
Dudley Martin
J .A. Hentges
M. W. Myler
Bound to Have a Fire Arson Suspect Arrested in Home Blaze
Police charged Anton Pleich with arson after a January 26 fire at his home. Firemen extinguished the blaze, then found Pleich inside as flames rekindled, with the suspect appearing unconcerned about the danger.
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Lead. S. D.1
Anton’ Pleich
Mayo
Pleich
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Pleiat
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