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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1917

Page

2

Review Of The Week At Mitchell Country Club Events

A week in Mitchell features a Mitchell country club gathering with women’s division races won by Mrs. Ho. Buttomield and Wallace Machern directing a driving contest. A buffet luncheon followed by dancing. Out of town guest Miss Dorothy Hurlbut visits during the event. Also Crocus Club hosted by Mrs. G Nichols with fancy work and teas, and a social by Mrs. Walrath with Red Grass work and dinner. Miss Theresa Aylward marries Dr. E. Holt at Spirit Lake Iowa, couple to reside in Mount Vernon.

Mitchell Country Club Ho. Buttomield Thurman Wallace Machern Dorothy Hurlbut Fort Dodger, Ta Mary Kibbee Crocus Club Greens Club If G. Nichols First Avenue Cthis Ll. WW Nedrow WH. Sniw T. Hush Aind Cornish Arid Vestey Wood L. Saul J. Bean L. Putt C. le. Ayam I. Milles J. C. Walrall M. Hitchcock Berwin Tih Will Roberts Minneapolis Airs Mary Windall Red Oak Tawa Walrath Shininizalis Aylwars Theresa Aylward Mitchell BE. P. Holt Mt. Vernon Spirit Lake C. P. Sweeney Manhattan Tany'Wake Tany'Wake Okoboji Mount Vernon Wohf Jas J. HH. Dole VanRlon Northiwestern’ Hollege Ventlistry

Gould Divorcee Weds Prince of Albania

Edith M. Foster reports a wedding styled event with a Gould divorcee marrying a Prince of Albania. The night featured a delightful program with music and games, formal toasts, and a moonlit street procession of guests, celebrating a union amid hometown reception in Alpena.

Gould Prince OF Albania

Chamberlain Society Notes Of Local Visits

A series of social visits across Chamberlain was reported. Margaret and Helen Cowie of Linux Widlls spent a ghoul qua week at the Clevenger Home with Miss ileamor Jureensen returning to Mitchell. Local residents from Wessing fin Springs and Kimball were seen visiting families in several towns. A clan ed shekks gathering occurred at Brandt's hall in Wimball. The largest Chautauqua in American history wrapped up last Friday with concerts by the Kilties band.

Phe Margaret Helen Cowie Linux Widlls Clevenger Ileamor Jureensen Glaira Radike Mitchell Mroo Ponsford Wessingfin Springs Win Paul Imbek A. Metcalf

Armour Society Meeting Honors Miss Mac Connell and Matilda Kotious

At the Armour Society meeting on Tuesday July 13 Miss Alice Mac Connell received a miscellaneous shower from thoughtful donors. Mrs P J Munsoh presented the gifts. A bouquet of flowers was presented to Mrs J WLid Wards for being named Grand Martha of the Grand Lodge. Miss Matilda Kotious departed Monday.

Alice Mac Connell P. J. Munsoh Mes. J. Wlid Martha Grand Lodee Matilda Kotious

Spencer Society Hosts Party for Enlistees at Baptist Church

Young members of Spencer's Baptist and Christian churches held a basement social Wednesday for two local men enlisting for July duty. The event followed efforts to form a Hel Gross chapter and included a Ladies Aide gathering with hostesses Mesdames Whitcomb Ninegar and Laglind, with ice cream and cake served.

Baptist and Christian Churches Baptist Church Spencer Salem Riverside The

Woonsocket Lutheran Aid Society Enjoys Village Meeting

The Woonsocket Lutheran Aid Society met at Mrs. John Winsberg's home twice this week with a large turnout and a home talent show. The Givie Federation hosted a benefit play The Japanese Girl raising funds, with twenty one girls in the troupe. The Rebbecas held a meeting at Mrs. Mary Bratsbere's home with light lunch, and Mrs. RWib. Yana presided as guest of honor. Families plan Lake Madison camping trips this summer.

Lutheran Aid Society John Winsberg Givie Federation Rebbeccas Mary Bratsbere Rwib. Yana Assembly Florence Bonham

Local notes from Perry Township and Bethel area

Perry Township residents report Fourth of July visits with Balding and Ward Balding party planning to rent near Miller. Mrs Peddivord of Bethel spent part of the week with friends. Camp meeting at Riverside drew attendees from here. Social Four Club met at Mrs Hewer with 46 present to discuss domestic serenes. Joint Sunday school convention set for Bethel church July 22 with programs and services. Bates and Carlowth callers from Mitchell Tuesday.

Mer Wm. Balding Famly Ward Balding Joe Jonas Miller Jotn Campbell Robert Artmer Loman Riverside Flynn Social Four Hewer Mrr S. N. Bates Carltooth Mitheell

Early 19th Century Legislative Nominations Mentioned

Pierre reports indicate potential candidates for upcoming legislative nominations are signaling intentions early in the campaign. G Rounds of Jackson County states he aims to again represent the county in the next session.

Pierre G. Rounds Jackson County

Mitchell School System Expands Curriculum and Growth

Over six years under J. W. Meclinton the Mitchell school system has grown from domestic science to a full four year commercial program, agriculture, science, debate and public speaking, music, art, and extension offerings. A junior high and supervised study are planned with a six period day and project based elementary science. The system now claims strong progress and recognition among state educational facilities.

Mitchell J. W. Meclinton Ti Tee Puebto Cath Lintons Fiat Wenn Seiente MacClinton Department of Debate Wich Edison Melligton

Mitchell Notes Recruits Visitors and Local Events

Local notes recount Mitchell and surrounding area activity including new recruits for Company P, officers and railroad officials inspecting company property, and residents visiting relatives. Events include weddings, surgeries, theater benefits for Company BP, hail damage reports near Armour and Lake Andes, and local travel by civilians and service members.

South Dakota Adopts Torrens Land Registration System

Statewide Torrens system brings guaranteed title to land buyers for the first time in South Dakota. The move ends abstracts of title, requires a court proceeding to adjudicate and register land, and promises simpler, cheaper future transfers with protection by a special assurance fund.

Gvent Special Assurance Fund

Troop expects uniforms soon for South Dakota guardsmen

Capt Wainy L Branson commands Troop I as two SD regiments prepare for uniforms. Guardsmen report by noon Sunday July 15 1947 for admin tasks including vaccinations and measurements while awaiting equipment and unit assignments.

South Dakota Aneust Wainy L. Branson

Bancroft Bank to Reopen as Creditors Await Final Closure

Bancroft Bank which closed its doors over a year ago shows signs of reopening. Creditors have received 35 percent of claims with a prospect of 10 percent more upon final closure. Depositors have received more than expected during the bank's liquidation.

Bancroft Bank Bancroft Bank of Bancroft

Mitchell Social Roundup of Visits and Arrivals

Monday's note defines a Mitchell social roundup with several visits and travel mentions. Goldsmith arrived from Freeport on business to his former home. Hortense and Loreen Rosenstock visited from Omaha at Mrs. Becker's home. Avis Moore of Sioux Falls left Mitchell for Hedfield after visiting friends. Wallerstedt sisters returned from Des Moines after weeks with relatives. Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. McKillip and Luella McKillip drove to Sioux Falls for a weekend visit with Frank Vincent of Alexandria. Vincent appeared on Mitchell land today for legal matters. Philip Diehl enlisted as a recruit in Troop E. Dr. A E Hofer of Marion Junction came for medical matters. Judge Herbert returned from Cincinnati, Chicago and other eastern points. Dowdell of Artesian was an over Sunday visitor. Lieut. Arthur Rogers left for Yankton to visit his parents. Woodmansee of Woonsocket visited Mitchell. Helen Meyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer, was noted.

AW. Trentioline Nominneer J. Ro Welle Paice Trafic GG. I. McRea Onda Mitehell Bridgewater Lyle Jones Mitchell Lyle Russia Joseph Ti. Voeghe Bilton Salem J.W. Witzserall Artesian Frank Priadeich Spencer Aso 0. T. Martinson Fred Wwneter Mindeapolis Whos. Bastcott Canton A. A. Arnold Fm. M. Youns Milwaukee Milwaukee Railroad Round House George Shipton Buttato Wyo G.W. Wurst M. L. Shade Redfield James Sullivan Hull Helen Conyes Minneapolis George Shultz White Lake Luella Brady Ely Shultz Charles He. Jones 48Rd Infantry Pe Wall Leavenworth Kaw Plankinton Beatrice Gale Albert Fullerton W. EB Tipton Lake Andes Philip EB. Tobin Francis Libért Parkston Lewis Hohenthauer W. F. Blagg Sioux City H. W. Stone Omaha G. H. Spencer Republican Thuy W. Gook Clark Edna Gass Arlesiim Hr. Arundel Fandiy Missames M. ©. Boyden Wis W. G. Baker Federal Farm Loan Bank Barnard Florence Glisar Athel Disbrow Thomas Easteoit Gann Valley Macheay Chicago Draper Democrat Tom Way Farrey Jasper Jenkins Apache Kila N. N. Gaines T. G. Derry Irie Boston James Weddle South Datota Guy Hedeen G. WH. Hedeen D. J. Gass Des Moines Baseball Cclub Cass Boosters Mitchells Land Kno UG. A. Newrin Weanken Anna Condran Sioux Tripp Apa Jones Wessington Springs Laurethabraham Wesgington Springs John Sullivan Eliza Vermilyea Company P George Hlshaffer Win Po Nooner Pulton Minnesota J.B. Doty A.A. Ricks Murdo Mitehow Eugene Dlager Sypeartish S. D A. OB J.L S. WH. Goldsmith Freeport Hortense Loreen Rosenstock D. T. Becker Avis Moore Sioux Falls Hedfield L. G. Wallerstedt Geil Jane Wallerstedt Des Moines, Jr G. M. Warren Jas. Moore J. P. McKillip Luella MeKillip Frank Vincent Alexandria Mitehel Philip Diehl W. M. Herbert Cincinnati M. CG. Dowdell Arthur Rogers Yankton

Pioneer Mitchell Resident Carlsson Dies at 81

Ole Carlson longtime Mitchell resident died at his home on North Rowley Street Sunday at 11 25 am old age and arteriosclerosis listed as causes born in Sweden March 8 1844 came to the United States at 27 moved to Mitchell in 1888 worked for the Omaha railroad survived by wife Mary and two sons George and William Funeral services set for Tuesday at his home Rowley and Swedish Lutheran Church Rev Gustaf Bydquist to officiate with burial at Graceland cemetery pallbearers from Workmen Lodge

Ole Carlson Mitchell Tor North Rowley Street Mr. Carlson Sweden Omaha Mary Carlson George William Mitchel Swedish Lutheran Church Workmen Lodge Tor Rowley Gustav KE. Bydquist Graceland Cemetery Workmen's Lodge

Bull Head Feast Planned for Local Soldiers

Local sportsmen arrange a bull head feed for Company and Treeple units next Thursday or Friday. Five cars will depart Mitchell at 5 am Thursday for Chain lakes to catch bull heads for an abundant meal. on the return the catch will be shared with mess sergeants and the men will clean and prepare the fish.

Company Treeple Mitchell Chain Lakes Ghas. Blenkiron Arhur Miller Dr. Alpix Gyde Kim- de Carl Fowler Scharnyeber Bros

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