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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
2
Publisher Mitchell Capital Plohési announces subscription pricing with R. Ronald as editor and manager. Rates shown include one year six months and three months in advance with payment details.
The paper reports on government efforts to compel testimony in a money trust inquiry involving a California petroleum deal and a push by Secretary Hume to secure $15,000 annual funding for South Dakota's agronomy department to expand soil and crop research and farmer outreach.
Floyd and Claudie Allen were again reprieved today by General Mann who will decide later when to terminate the respite.
The MITCHELL Society held a mock wedding at Prof and Mrs H H S Jones home with Juliet Gladees marrying Duke Romeo Alfonso Piperino in a playful celebration. The event featured cross dressed participants, wedding customs, and a five course dinner amid gifts and performance by students and faculty.
The Congregational church held its annual meeting Wednesday evening with a banquet in the parlors for about 150 attendees. Rev. W. M. Mair outlined the year's work, reports showed growth, and discussions reflected optimism as the organization begins the new year. Ransom Relief Corps No 11 met Friday afternoon with Mrs Emily Spratford joining, and officer installations conducted by President Lukens. A letter from Mrs T J Orr, matron of the soldiers home, was read.
About fifteen city students rode a hay rack to Donald Hoffman’s home several miles south of Mitchell. Cold weather forced cancellation of a planned skating trip but the group still spent lively hours with games and laughter, returning after midnight.
About twenty five university seniors went to the river after class for an ice party carrying supper provisions. Juniors discreetly took a large quantity of wienies intended for the meal, causing embarrassment. Despite a search, the theft was not recovered and the group continued their trip, returning to the city around eleven.
The Twentieth Century club met January 6 with Mrs Lannie Brown after a short vacation. A brief lesson followed by a social hour featured music and reading announcements. At 4 50 p m refreshments were served by the committee. the house displayed cut flowers holiday greens and club colors in decor.
The Homoletice club of Dakota Wesleyan University gathered at Rev W J MecClarinon's home on West University Avenue last Tuesday from four to six for music conversation and refreshments. A large membership attended and the gathering was described as a happy occasion. Dave McConnell of Loomis and Myrtle Monroe of this city were married at the Baptist parsonage last Saturday evening by Rev Benj F Tilley with many witnesses present. The couple plan to return to Loomis after a visit in the south.
Reverend and Mrs. W. J. McClarknoy hosted university student preachers at their West University Avenue home Tuesday afternoon. The gathering was pleasant and refreshments were served.
City plans a winter concert series to benefit the Associated Charities. In about two weeks a benefit concert will be held to raise funds for those in distress during winter, with arrangements to be completed soon.
The Dakota Pridge Whist Club gathered last Wednesday at Mrs. Jack Porter home. Guests included Mrs. W. Downey Mrs. J. W. Shelby and Mrs. Chas Fowler. The club fork was awarded to Mrs. Roy Jarnagin with Mrs. Downey winning the guest prize. A luncheon followed the games.
The Halcyon club gathered Monday afternoon at 704 Third Avenue East for the first meeting after the holiday break. Mrs. Shultz led in Mrs. Dyar's absence, with Mrs. Cheney as guest of honor and luncheon served by Mrs. Mather. Next meeting led by Mrs. Keen. A city concert at Gale Theatre drew about 350, with Director Hunter selecting popular pieces and the sextette from Lucia thrilling the audience. The band plans to build skill for winter and summer concerts.
Grandville L Toland petitions to cancel and discharge a mortgage on the SE1 of section 19 in township 103 N range 61 W filed Oct 17 1904 to F A Bidwell later assigned to George R Mosher. Hearing set January 8 1838 at 10 am in Mitchell court.
Aberdeen 8 D The Richards primary law requires postmasters to be chosen at party primaries. Bowdle’s postmaster HH A Mason resigns and Republican patrons must select a candidate to be submitted to President Taft. Democrats may also hold a primary to name a replacement if vacancy remains when Wilson is inaugurated.
The Mitchell Art club held its holiday gathering at Mrs Sid Smith’s home. Members decorated the tree with Christmas bells ribbons and holly wreaths then exchanged parcels with original verses read aloud. A festive luncheon followed as the group thanked Mrs Smith for her hospitality.
J W Oldham of Meadow Perkins County seeks a divorce from Sadie O Reidell accusing her of a fiery temper. He says she grabbed his throat and hair, chased him with a knife, hammer, and rifle during a late night incident after he fled to Ison county seat for legal counsel.
Shamokin police and a large posse scour the mountains between Shamokin and Excelsior for two masked assailants who attacked Ella Lee a 19 year old girl near Johnson City. Citizens flood the area and threats of lynching grow while Miss Lee lies seriously injured. miners report the fugitives fled into the hills.
In Davison County Court South Dakota notice to Martha Oster and Elsie Boebnen heirs at law of Mathew M Oberembt deceased that Leo Boehnen filed a verified petition claiming the estate real property is exempt from execution and requests distribution to heirs without administration. A hearing is set for Friday January 81 1813 at 10 a m at Mitchell court house.
Executor Mitchell Trust Company announces creditors and other claimants must present their claims with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims should be sent to the Mitchell Trust Company office in Mitchell South Dakota. Dated December 30 1912.
Executor Mary F E McCormick announces to creditors and others with claims against the estate to present them with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims must be sent to Mitchell Trust Company, Mitchell, Davison County. Dated December 23, 1912.
Rosebud Agency South Dakota reports a Sioux warrior George Charging Hawk died by self inflicted wound after shooting Raymond Stewart at close range during a dispute at Two Strikes camp in Todd County. Stewart wounded in three places, both men previously considered peaceful.
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