Mitchell Notes Highlight Local Life And Civic News
Mitchell, SD area notes cover visits by the Kricks and Grace family, a new Stock Growers bank charter, high school basketball trips, Milwaukee railroad crews, corralled bootlegging cases, and community events. Officials, banking plans and civic actions underscore a busy local week with births, marriages, obituaries, and upcoming public meetings.
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James iKrick
Buffalo County
John Grace
Kricks
Eoast
Grace
A. F P. Marks
White Lake
Mitchell
Corps
Perry Pearce
F. H. Foss
G. i. Bock
Loomis
Saiile Creek
Midh
Kimball
Stock Growers’ Bank
A. E. Matson
George Blum
Mike Liesch
Porrest Fletcher
Armour
Yankton College Academy
Vermillion
George Whyte
Glen Wilder
James Salisbury
Louis Williams
Carl Maynard
Will Smith
John Referson
John Burns
Chamberlain
Sanborn
Latfe
Florida
Mr. Burns
Milwaukee
Supt
R. N. Holsaple
Anti- Saloon League
Midland
Stanley County
Midand
Jr Jones
Charles Stevenson
John BF. Hughes
Ft. Pierre
Dress pattern sale for a DIY crepe dress
Readers are offered Free Ladies Home Journal Pattern No. S-8213 this week to make a 36 inch dressen crepe dress with satin or silk trimmings. The ad highlights multiple fabric options and a low price of $2.85 for the dress project.
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Ladies Home Journal
Ladies’ Home Journal
Wesleyan Campus Rally Highlights Patriotism and Unity
Harold Smith praised baseball with student applause while Captain Watters urged track training for a strong spring season. President W G Seaman framed Patriotism for Wesleyan, noting rising enrollment from new and returning students, and four class acts plus the music school staged an elaborate Shenve Hall program that drew downtown crowds and ran past midnight.
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Harold Smith
Watters
Wesleyan
W. G. Seaman
Esege
School of Music
Shenve Hall
Monogram Men Honored At Wesleyan Banquet And Varied Program
Two hundred members of the Dakota Wesleyan faculty and student body attended the second annual athletic banquet at Graham hall last Saturday. A vaudeville program followed in Science hall with classes presenting features and a central table for the monogram men. Athletes honored include Issis, Woodward, Schwabauer, Smith, Bentliff, Knox, Coaves, Chase, Erskine Robertson, Berry, Kirkpatrick, Waltz, Martin, Walter Smith, Ross Smith, Payne, Cass, Avery, Gilmore, Tyler, Martin. Prof. J Manley Phelps presided as toastmaster. Prof. Hilton S. Jones spoke on football and lauded the blue and white.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Graham Hall
Science Hall
Monogram
Ississ
Harry Woodward
George Schwabauer
Igsmest Smith
Charlies Bentliff
Hilton S. Jones
Atheltic Association
Summit Fire Destroys Sharf Building in Town Blaze
A serious fire in Summit South Dakota destroyed the Sharf building and its contents including the Summit Sigtakea restaurant and several lodges. The Eknegstrom office and Savage building were saved with difficulty. Two men asleep upstairs escaped after being awakened by pounding on the door. their clothes were left behind. Loss estimated at about $6,000 with partial insurance.
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Sumit
S. D
Summmit
Sharft
Enegstrom
Savage
Sharf
Summit Sigtakea
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Relief for Coughs
A reader from Cavendish VI reports pneumonia threats, praising Dr King's New Discovery as best for coughs and lung troubles. The ad notes price 50 cents to $1.00 with money back if not satisfied and lists J Bucklen & Co. as suppliers in Philadelphia or St Louis.
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Dr. King
Henry D. Sanders
Caverdish
Richards dispute over Davison farm land tax rise
County Auditor Zangle challenged Richards publicity bureau figures on farm land tax increases in Davison county from 1912 to 1918, calling the $15,676 total and other amounts misleading and inaccurate. He cited specific year by year changes including state county and township taxes and noted a 1913 district school tax decrease.
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Davison County
Richards Publicity Bureau
Truron
Robert A. Zangle
Mr. Zanne
Richards
Sandorps Davison
Jecrauld
King of All Laxatives Dr King’s New Life Pills
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as the king of all laxatives. He says they bless his family and keep a box at home. Get a box and get well again. Price 25 cents. At druggists or by mail H B Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
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Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
N. Y
H. 8
Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Deputy Warden Leads In State Game Law Arrests
Aberdeen South Dakota S P Comstock deputy state game warden headquartered in Aberdeen tops the list for arrests and convictions under the new state game laws with thirteen actions recorded since the law took effect.
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Aberdeen
S. D
S. P. Comstock
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