Construction of a residence on Fifth Avenue west
In town and country notes report E. E. Schlimgen begins a foundation for a fine home on Fifth Avenue west. Many locals travel or visit relatives across Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Canada. Several civic and church events and notable visits by Monsignor Sheehan priests and families are recorded alongside local sports and a small court case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Schlimgen
Fifth Avenue West
C. W. Coleman
Ogden
Iowa
J. F. Atkinson
June Marriages Show Slight Rise in South Dakota
Court records show 15 licenses issued in June, up from 13 last year, with Mitchell residents prominent among the couples. Noting October remains peak wedding month, licenses issued include Charles Brown and Nora Hubbard of Mitchell and many other pairs from Mitchell, Fulton, Lane, Kennebec, Ethan, Lavina, Wessington Springs, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Charles W. Brown
Nora K. Hubbard
Mitchell
John Johnston
Millie McClurg
John M. Reichenbach
Mabelle A. Bair
Fulton
William Goll
Viola Vallett
Lane
Francis P. McGovern
Anna Herminia Reihsen
Arthur W. W. Devers
Kennebec
Florence C. Cawley
John L. Seiders
Anthonie Pederson
Roy M. Dillon
Caroline Hendrickson
Joseph H. Heinz
Ethan
Martha H. Tschirley
David Loyde Miller
Lavina
Montana
Ella R. Preston
Albert L. Hofstetter
Wessington Springs
Wilhmine Riggert
Carl A. Fidroff
Agnes E. Witte
Clarence A. Long
Sophia Groeber
Robert M. Peile
Dagmar Leslie
George G. Kimball
Florence L. Winsor
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed By Mitchell Man
A Mitchell resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his backache and kidney trouble after army service in the sixties. He describes dull back pain, weakness, and dizzy spells and credits Doan's from Diehl & Brown's Drug Store with restoring his strength. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole US agent. price 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stowell
E. Seventh St
Mitchell, S. D
Dean
Diehl & Brown’s
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Chief Justice Fuller Dies. Hughes Expected to Succeed
Sorrento Maine report states Melville W. Fuller died of heart failure at 77 in the room of his late wife. His daughter found him ill and a physician pronounced him dead. The funeral will be in Chicago with interment there likely Friday. Beverly Massachusetts notes that President may nominate Charles Evans Hughes as next chief justice, with no action until December Congress meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorrento
Maine
Supreme Court of the United States
Melville W. Fuller
Fuller
Chicago
Hughes
Beverly
Mass
Congress
Social Luncheons Attract Guests In Three Rooms
Two elegant 1 o'clock luncheons were hosted by S J Moore, Mrs George H Rew, and Mrs J D Anderson at Moore's home. About 45 guests dined each day amid sweet pea, rose, and poppy decorations with punch served by several young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Moore
George H. Rew
J. D. Anderson
H. R. Kibbee
Wm. M. Smith
Mark Harris
S. W. Smith
M. Jacquemai
H. E. Hitchcock
F. C. Drake
Jeanette Smith
Louis Anderson
A. &E. Hitchcock
Robert Ward
G. I. Foster
S. G. Boyce
This. Ball
J. M. Wood
F. M. Hammer
J. G. McCartney
New Board of Control Named After Firemen’s Tourney
At Chamberlain after the firemen’s tournament the new board of control was elected with John Latta as president F J Purdy and John McBride as vice presidents Henry Mossman as secretary A A Grant as treasurer. The old board was removed for opposing spike running shoes and paraphernalia. The new board will permit spikes and running clothes to attract former participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Kibbee
Watertown
John Latta
Pierre
F. J. Purdy
Mitchell
John McBride
Lead
Henry Mossman
Chamberlain
A. A. Grant
Yankton
Board of Control
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Ayer
J.C Ayer Co
Lowell
the Creamery
Turner Produce Co
Domen
the Palace
A. Neish & Sons, Mitchell, S. D
Drop In On
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
W. C. Metcalf
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Miss Pearl Brown
Denver
Claude Brown
Jennie Wiltse
Lois
Burr
Milwaukee
Mason City
Toronto
H. D. Lewis
the Commercial and Savings Bank
E. W. Hathaway
Minneapolis
Superior
Wis
Ralph Doyle
Madison
The
State University
C. E. Vermilyea
Geddes
Virgil D. Boyles
Mary
Points
Indiana
E. A. Cochrane
Parker
Republican
W. C. Kelso
Salome
T. W. D. Oswald
Geo. E. Jones
J. R. Allison
Sturgis
Meade County
State Insane Hospital
George A. Silsby
Moline
Rockford
Ill
C. W. Derr
Faulkton
Mandan
North Dakota
Charles
Gordon Clark
Gingles
Alexandria
Monseignor Sheehan
Elkton
Mons
Sheehan
Holy Family Church
Ireland
St. Columbus College
St. Paul
Sioux Falls
Black Hills
T. C. Burns
Gregory
Mr. Burns
U. S. Land Office
Clara Lukens
Thomas Middlen
Highland
Wisconsin
Middlen
Mesdames L. Herzog
Wm. Koch
Henry Swindler
Sheriff Plotner
Samuel Vickers
Edgerton
Letcher
F. B. Barnett
Dorothy
South Glastonbury
Connecticut
James Henderson
Vermillion
Barnett
St. Mary’s Church
J. O. Dobson
Miss Jesse
Deadwood
Lois Martin
E. W. Martin
Sherman W. Finger
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Dobson
Miss Dobson
Will Kurtenbach
Justice Court
August Schaub
Baker Township
Schaub
Kurtenbach
Kurtenbachs
Drake
Drake Fined Mrs. Kurtenbach
Cupid
June
Mitchell People
the Supreme Court
Mesdames Moore, Rew and
Anderson
J. H. Ferris
Reyburn Hunter
E.B. van Alstine Itchell, S. D
Banks
Citizens of
Davison
J. E. Wells Abstract & Inserance
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