Marriage a Surprise in Mitchell as Bakewell Evans Tie
Dr. George S. Bakewell and Miss Lucile M. Evans were married at 4:30 in the Holy Family Catholic church with few friends present Father M J Harte officiated and the couple hosted a supper at the bride’s parents home. Relatives and out of town guests attended before the Bakersheades departed for Sioux Falls Minneapolis and St Paul.
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George S. Bakewell
Lucile M. Evans
Holy Family Catholic Church
M. J. Harte
Edmund Evans
Hileen Evans
George Evans
First Avenue
Josephine Scott
Edith Calhoun
Charles Blenkiron
City
Bakewell
Robert Bakewell
Plankinton
Frank Kelley
Minneapolis
Laura Saul
Harry N. Carlson
J. S. Hoagland
W. T. Rush
Wirst Avenue
Ray A. Beck
Canton
Dakota Wesleyan
Julia Potter
I. W. Potter
Artesian
S. D
Uucle
J. W. Potter
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Beck
Canistota
Birthday celebration for W. Suedmeier near Mitchell
About 40 friends gathered to honor W. Suedmeier on his fifty third birthday at his home three miles west of Mitchell and Gottlieb Echerren brand. The event ran from before noon until early evening with social conversation and entertainment led by Mr. Suedmeier and Mr. Riggert. Mrs. Suedmeier managed the refreshments, contributing to the day's enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Suedmeier
Mitchell and
Gottliekh Echerrenbrand
Suedmeier
Riggert
Mitchell Couple Wed In Mitchell With Small Family Ceremony
Ray Furman of Mitchell married Josephine Stekl of Letcher on Wednesday in Mitchell at Mrs. Deihl’s home. Witnesses were W. O. Cramp ton and Evelyn Stekl. After Christmas plans include a return home in Mitchell on January 1, 1916. The Chronicle Blade extends congratulations. A separate report notes a dinner party hosted by Dr. and Mrs. M. W. Myler honoring Professor Minnie Stiner of Margo College, with out of town guests S. A. Ramsey and Mrs. Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Furman
Mitchell
Josephine Stekl
Letcher
M. W. Myler
Minnie Stiner
Domestc Science Department
Margo College
S. A. Ramsey
Mrs. Drake
Woonsocket
Getting Plenty of Knocks
Nashville readers hear a satirical riff on wartime complaints as Uncle Sam is portrayed as the unintended bystander while nations wage disputes, and local discontent hints at broader national tension during the war era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Uncle Sam
Local Notes Highlight Cold, People, and Community Moves
The local notes report subzero cold with a morning government reading and a record eleven below, plus several resident moves. Ben Derr travels to Philadelphia for University of Pennsylvania studies while Francis Maguire heads to Jacksonville for winter. Charles Wharton to South Dakota to sell lyceum courses, and railroad bulletins note reduced Chicago to San Francisco through coaches three times weekly. Infant Baptism, War Veterans officers installed, and local business shifts listed alongside other community updates.
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Wight
Ben Derr
Philadelphia
Penn
University of Pennsylvania
Chicago
San Francisco
Aberdeen
Vital statistics show population drop in Davison County 1915
County records reveal 1915 births fell by 60 compared with 1914 while deaths rose slightly to 143, yielding the smallest birth rate in four years and a near steady death count. Marriages climbed to 185, the highest since 1912, as months with notable births include February, April, and July.
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Davison
Massbuline Double in 192 Massbuline
The Mitchell post office reports Christmas season package handling doubled from prior years. Postmaster T. J. Ball says total packages and mail volume have surged, with near 5000 dollars in value this month, and all Christmas wants out by noon on Christmas day.
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Mitchell
T. J. Ball
Rail line dispute to be heard by state railway commission
In Pierre South Dakota January 3 and January 11 the state railway commission will hear disputes over right of way for Mitchell to Platte and Brule county lines. The Dakota and Southwestern and the South Dakota and Western compete to build a Mitchell to Platte line. A general hearing on toll charges for long distance lines is scheduled for January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota and Western
Milwaukee
Railway Commission
Farmers sue overflows in cross border ditches
Big Stone and Ortonville farmers plan a $500000 suit against Minnesota claiming damages from overflowing ditches along the Bois de Sioux and Lake Traverse boundary. They seek relief by routing water to Big Stone Lake, asserting state irrigation practices worsen annual losses.
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Big Stone
S. D
Ortonville
Minnesota
Wheaton
Bois de Sioux
Traverse
Scotland Boy Swallows Nail In Farm Incident
A young boy ten miles north of town swallowed a nail while playing at home. An X-ray showed the nail lodged in the windpipe near the lower end. He was taken to a Sioux City hospital but doctors could not remove it and his parents took him to Chicago for an operation to save his life.
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Beotland
Ory Iegleston
Sioux City
Chicago
Pulling the Hair for Health and Hair Growth
A health column argues hair care via scalp oxygenation and hair pulling. It recommends rolling hair into strands, starving roots, massaging the scalp, and exposing the scalp to air to stimulate growth. It links hair health to overall bodily health and cautions against poor digestion and hygiene.
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W. 5. Shepherd
Truax
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Ethel Grace
Max Nobis
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Oliver Sr. Treganza
Miss Reisen
J. A. Reed
Miss Bosworth
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Oliver H. Treganze
Grace
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Ralph Clark
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Roy HE. Kissick
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Haworth League
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Tri-mu
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W. H. Wilds
Pbcean
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Chris
S .G. Strand
Robin Township
Ethan
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Ned
Wila Mildred Strand
G. Strand
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Frantz
Fremont, Neb
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Crocus Club
Ray Wright
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Snent Sonakly
O. B. Cornish
North Main Street
Beck-Potter
Francis Maguire
Jacksonville
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Charles Wharton
Cedar Repids
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
South Dakota
Charles Swift
East Sixth Avenue
Aurora, Ill
W. H. West
J. KF. Anderson Lumber Company
Coleman Lumber Company
Rapid City
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Hlla Opperrud
Enebee
L. W. Wright
Wright
Gage P. Wright
H. A. Wright
Ir. R. Davis
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Mitchell Republican
F. A. Reynolds
Chamberlain
Davis
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Boston
Elouise Bishop
Henry Lange
Oacoma
C. B. Harrold
Groton
C. C. Bishop
Mr. Lange
J. Ff. Anderson Lumber Company
Jay Smith
Charles Welstenfelt
Frank T. McClain
A. E. Bishop
Charles H. Zarr
H. H. Edwards
M. L. Shade
H. H. McClain
B. K. Wisher
Catharine Butterfield ‘Trombley
Arthur B. Trombley
4. Butterfield
J. T. Morrow
Mr. Jaloft
Rat’. Winsor
Old Friends
La + Sims
Biayu i
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Ali
Mithell
Heigh
Pierre
Here
Platte
Scotland
M. J. W. Repy
Ther
Son
Gripple
Albert
Ley Kim
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