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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1917

Page

3

Local residents share visits and farewells across towns

Miss Esther Pond of Pairview arrives for a visit with Mrs. Sedewick. Christina Kara of Academy visits the Powers family, while Mrs. Folo Shephard and son stay with the Wh. Shephards and Mr. Flaherty. Several locals travel to attend weddings, funerals, and family events, including Leah Williams’ wedding in Dixon and a trip to Des Moines. Additional visits include Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Willis, and other relatives from Whitnbidh to Plankinton and beyond.

Esther Pond Pairview S. W. Sedewick Ok. Carrol Gareol Marcus Wash Christina Kara Academy Powers Folo Shephard Mitchell Wh. Shephard Frank Flaherty Wor. Lewis Kankakee South Dakota Bred Engler and Sons E Eneler Brankfort SS. Do Bryant Bred Hazel Eneler Jatin ‘Wormshek Pukwanad Judy Tomestead Whitiball Pukwans B.A. Powers Potushehk MooRehurel Whitnbidh Winnie Ehaliha Mont

Tripp Mrs Gottlieb Boester Dies After Illness

Tripp Mrs Gottlieb Boester passed away Monday after a long illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon with burial in Grace Hill cemetery. In local notes, a promising crop outlook for small grain and corn is reported as favorable. Roads in town are good and a trip to the Black Hills drew several auto loads of travelers.

Gottlieb Boester Burich Grace Hill W. Wenzhitf Harriet Pink Boc. Hershberger Altconk Pac Dorothy B Herstberrer Black Hills

Notable Local Visits and Marital News in Chamberlin

Mrs. PLGG Gibson of Inwood and relatives visited over Sunday with Miro and Mrs. de Re Ruele. Judge B C Hidde traveled to Pierre for routine business. Mrs. David Gannaway of Superior Wisconsin arrived to visit the Gannaway families. Hoy St Clair and Miss Gladys Cordill wed in Chamberlin on Thursday night July 5 at the M B parsonage. Various locals departed for home while Klass Tequist, a Hollander, was declared insane and sent to Yankton hospital after chaotic whitewash farm displays.

Plgg. Gibson Inwood Miro de Re Ruele B.C. Hidde Pierre United States David Gannaway Superior Wis 4Neice BSP J. J Gan Naway Gannaway Hoy St. Clair Wood, S. 1 Gladys Cordill Winner Chamberlin M. Bo Parsonage M.A. Sullivan Patrick Rigney Rigney Massachusetts Elizabeth Priseh Neice Harry Judge St. Charles Minn Klass Tequist Charles MIX County Yankton Tequist

Residents visit and legal case unfold in Menno area

Miss Lillian Headley returns from Deland while Jacob Sehvefer heads to Philip. Swanton and Douglass families travel to Worthington Minnesota. Weidenbach, Schuefer, and Holt families visit Menno and nearby, with several relatives joining. A. J. Wintner is bound over on embesz zlement charges by Parniers Land Loan firm after a hearing before Judge Diamock, bond set at 2700.

Swanton GK. Douglass Worthington Minn Henney Schuefer Bridge- Waller Weidenbach Holt Mennea, Priddy Christianson Blair, Nebo Dleft J. J. Donovan Gertrude Slattery Mihan Elmerd Halseher Tabies BJ. Welel Max A. J. Winltner Olivet Parniers’ Land, Loan & Grai Company Diamock

Plankinton Guests Visit Old Friends and City Council Action

Plankinton residents host visitors from Mitchell Sioux City and Doland and others share visits with local families. The city council approved Mitchell Power Company light and power contract with a request for lower rates if the agreement allows a neighboring town to receive favorable dates during the term.

Social visits span towns as families gather here

Artesian residents welcome visitors from Nebraska Minnesota and Iowa as Mrs Mamoe Fidroff from Johnstown Nebraska stays with her parents Mr and Mrs Win Groat and others arrive for summer visits. The Waller family arrives from St Paul Minnesota to reside temporarily while contractor Waller works on the Artesian State Bank building. Mrs and Mrs A C Scott depart on Sunday.

Mamoe Fidroff Johnstown Nebr Win Diane Chas. Groat Nellie Maryhill Woonsocket I. N. Quinn Neaita DeLate LaVerne, Minn Alice Kate R. &. Dowdell Minneapolis South Dakota J. Waller St. Paul Minn Waller Artesian State Bank A. C. Scott Sun

Local Notes From Our Town and Surroundings

Bridgewater Dr OG. Vo Gilliland of Dakota Wesleyan University spoke at the Methodist Episcopal church last Sunday. Miss Bva Weber returned to Milwaukee after a short visit with her aunt. Mes. Jo J. Weber, Mes. John Hansen and children returned from Wasner then left for Det Rapids to visit her parents. Albert Ott spent last week here with his mother and joins the cavalry at Mitchell and may enter training soon. The Jim River claimed a victim Sunday a seven year old boy from Old Elm Springs Colony was with others when a current pulled him under and he drowned despite efforts.

OG. Vo Gilliland Dakota Wesleyan University Methodist Episcopal Church Bva Weber Hher Milwaukee Jo J. Weber John Hansen Wasner Det Rapids Albert Ott Albert Trop O of Cavalry Mitchell Seryier Jim River Old Elm Springs Colony

Spencer and Surrounding Folks Visit Mitchell and Lake Madison

Spencer residents Roy Webster and family, Hester Burmeister and Vera Fralieh travel to Mitchell for events and an operation. A hay wagon overturn injures Peter Pulman. Others, including Lamy, Lindekneel, Leuth, Johnson, Stein, Lueth, Wells, Brandtimann, Edginton, Harris, Schievelbein, Lovejoy, Brockman, Tilley, and Troop E members, share visits, trips to Lake Madison, and a series of dinners and receptions near Spencer and neighboring towns.

Albert Lamy Vera Fralieh Mitetretl G. HW. Lindekneel George Leuth L. A. Johnson J. Po Stein Elsie Lueth Lake Madison Lizzie Wells Sioux Falls Spencer Lizzie Brandtimann Tampa Bla John Shore Alfred Edginton Lincoln Nebraska J. H. Harris Warris Olivet

Home of Mrs Marshs Parents Mentioned in W Geox Case

Readable fragments name the home of Mrs Marshs parents and reference W Geox and his wife. The OCR text is incomplete but points to a familial residence linked to the couple. No further context or dates are available.

Local residents bid relatives farewell during Mitchell visit

Emery Pete Kayser and Wenry Resetting conducted business in Mitchell. Catherine Coneilin traveled from Mitchell Monday to see kin. Mrs. Phos Murphy arrived from Sioux Falls Wednesday to visit friends and relatives. Merce and Mrs. Wenry Wess and Brunella Misplane returned to Topeka Friday after visiting here. Mrs. Nick Wayser spent Friday and Monday in Bridgewater before heading home to Gilmore City. Miss Welenborges, visiting the Wessels, returned to Des Moines Tuesday. Giairy and Bark Kearney received orders to report on Mitchell Sunday, as members of Ca. John Nolan with ee to Parker for service.

Una Smith Plankinton Mitchell J. A. Aitken Sioux Caily Adda Bartow Sutton and Son Minoak J. 1D. Bartow Ob. S. Bartow Win, Phetus Sanborn Lathrop Hub Fellows Sioux Falls Addo Bartow Sutton Jil Rex Bucklin Doland S.D Margaret Armstrong Kansas City Thient Catherine Coneilin Camioe Phos. Murphy Sioux Palls Merce dWenry Wess Brunella Misplane Tospers Nick Wayser Munday Bridgewater Gilmore City Welenborges Wessels

Landowner Visits After Week Away Near Vipton

A landowner who runs about 1,000 acres west of town spent Thursday evening of last week looking after interests in the area. Mrs. Baker and Adhere walt accompanied him, noting improvements since his last visit and expressing satisfaction with the country.

Baker Walt

Local Happenings and Notables in South Dakota Towns

The exemption board for souibern county is organized with Judge Baer as executive chairman and H O Dowdell and Dr AL C Clark as clerk and examining physician. A family reunion at Judge Baer's home drew relatives from Williston Timber Lake and Braddock. The thirty first annual old settlers reunion at Sanborn Jeraule Beadle counties drew large crowds to Fergusome grove Warren township.

James Ryelkinan Mitehell Ren George Blisworth Dane Famillies M. BF. Dillon Darestown Vina Bose Cecelit Thenermianm Mitchell John Winsbere Souibern County Bow. Baer H. O. Dowdell AL C. Clark Norbeck J. J. Whiting Bls. Kidd W. Baer Walter Mitchell Williston N. 2 Thos. J. Baer Timber Lake DeWitt Baer Braddock N. D Canada Sanborn Jeraule Beadle Pergusom E Grove Warren Township

Murdo Town Roused by Fire After Train Crash

Early Friday two box cars derailed into Murdo yards as a westbound train collided. One car burned after two men fled the scene. suspects jailed awaiting trial. Firefighters battled a blaze under the car, while Willie Pitspatrick was declared insane and taken to Yankton. A. T. Wilson escorted him to Mitchell. Pastor Bunton plans a Minneapolis trip with his family. Lightning damaged the Methodist church during a July electrical storm. Roy Gregory and Martha Schneider wed at Murdo Methodist parsonage July 10. friends toast their future.

Maurdo Willie Wpitzpatrick Yankton A. T. Wilson Mitchell W. HW. Bunton Methodist Church Murdo Auto Minneapolis Mr. Bunton Grace M. FB Dayton Ohio Roy Gregory Stamford Near Murde O Martha Schneider S. D

Local residents share visits and new assignments

Draper O. BW. Murray attended a Mitchell guest at the Trosper home last week. G. A. Vander Voort stays to supervise his ranch with Pete Gorman as manager. Howard Hanson of Oncoma joins the Live Stock Bank as new staff. Mrs. Paul Pitan and children left for Canton to visit her mother and Mrs. M. B. Trosper. Mrs. G. M. Arthur visited George Gilbert and friends. Mrs. Win. BR. Griffith and Ethyl planned extended visits to Sioux City, St. Paul, and Baraboo. Mr. and Mrs. C. Bradford toured Sioux Falls and other eastern points by car. Geo. Hayes returned from vacation with plans to prolong his stay. Mrs. Hayes remained longer.

O. BW. Murray Mitchell Trosper G. A. Vander Voort Pete Gorman Howard Hanson Oncoma Live Stock Bank Paul Pitan Canton M. B. Trosper Vina Bill Miller Iowa G. M. Arthur George Gilbert Win BR. Griffith Little Ethel Sioux City St. Paul Baraboo Wis C. Bradford Sioux Falls Geo. Hayes

Local Visits and Travels Across South Dakota

Kennebec residents report social visits as Mrs. A Paehkmin travels from Kennebec to Port Dose while Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carter and Mr. and Mrs. John Touchin depart for Okham, S C to visit friends. Mrs. Langdon of Murdo visits Mrs. J Whowine in Kennebec.

Nh. B. Weaver Murdo S. 1 A. Paehkmin Kennebec Ter Uele Bort Dose Tedd Priddy Evgenine Prank Carter Tod Mes John Touehin Okham S. C Langdon J. 1. Whowine Kennel

Armour Dr 1 01 Davis Reports for Army Exam

Davis received notice from the war department to report for examination on Tuesday. If successful, the doctor will serve as dentist and perhaps medical assistant. Logan Campbell left June 29 to join Town Field Artillery. vacancy filled by George Peinze of this place.

Davis War Department Tmiedieah Logan S. Campbell Chautauqua Priday Town Field Artillery Carders Thevaedney George Peinze Mar. Peinze

Wessington Springs Residents Head Home From Tours

Local notes list residents returning from trips to Montana North Dakota Staplehurst Neb and Chicago while others plan to depart for Europe and enlistment. Several visitors greeted relatives and a home reception welcomed Laura Easton Ruth after her Chicago marriage and move to a training camp.

Local residents gather for visits and family news

Alexandrian residents and relatives travel from Mitchell and Le Mars to visit, attend illness, and share time with kin. Mrs. Fishbach mourns her father as relatives arrive for support. Crop conditions in Thurison County are cautiously watched amid wartime needs and irrigation.

Ernest Hamann Mitehell OL. Folsom East Side Peter Barth Elvira Nobleten Canova Walter Seacat Mrr Fred Pishbach le Mars Puesday Fishbach Peter Warding Mirs. Wo OR. Durke Mitchell al Rawson Hlhel Orr Mitehe Till Ranel Pel Tives PL Op. Wickhem Termioather Vary O- Connell Delizabeth (Weonnell Rockford Thinson County

Parkston and area residents visit kin and travel

Parkston residents and relatives frame a busy travel window with visits to Des Moines Cazenayva Wis Yankton and Creighton Neb. Dr J H Davis from Armour seeks admission to the US Army dental corps. Mrs John Becker Elkader and Caroline join Mrs William Glynn Sioux City for a two week stay with Glynn family.

George TH. Kerr Des Moines R. W. Baiseh T. J. Wilson Modate Rudolph Brown Cazenayva Wis W. EL. Humphrey Andrew Tollefson Yankton Math, Chasemann John Becker Caroline William Elkader William HW. Glynn L. R. Marsh Sioux City

Miss Leona Snyder Birthday Party At Home

Miss Leona Snyder hosted her birthday celebration at home with a small group of friends on a recent Friday evening. Local news notes include Clay Oliver visiting from Rapid City, buying horses from Fred Hk. Sears, Judge Pinkerton’s county court session from Belvidere, and CG Rounds and the Snodgrasses from Inferior joining a Red Cross meeting. Carl R Sandall began erecting a new barn, Geo Hansen and crew completed their work, and local soldiers returning from Wimaball passed cavalry exams.

Leona Snyder Clay Oliver Rapid City Fred Hk. Sears Judge Pinkerton Belvidere Rounds WH. G. Snodgrass Inferior Red Cross Carl R. Sandall Geo Hansen Wimaball

Local Notes From White Lake and Nearby Towns

White Lake reports Ira McNames returning Tuesday from a tour of Iowa points. Miss Hazel Barnum traveled to Mitchell Wednesday morning for a short visit. Mrs. A. W. Closson and son Adelbert arrived from Aberdeen for a family visit. Dellon Bowen left Friday for Crofton Nebraska to visit sister Mrs. George A Nelson. Mr and Mrs Donald Shaterm of Dubuque arrived Wednesday night to visit Bob Herdman. J P Baker came home from Lake Okoboji at the start of the week.

Ira McNames Iowa Hazel Barnum Mitchell A. W. Closson Adelbert Aberdeen Dellon Bowen Crofton Neb George "A. Nelson Donald Shaterm Dubuque Bob Herdman J. FP H.W. Heineman H. Hoelzel Hitchcock Wm. Heineman Lake Township J. P. Baker Lake Okoboji

Belvidere Notes On Deaths Trips and Local Events

Belvidere mourns Mrs Kodet's mother as Mr and Mrs J N Thomas move to Chamberlain after running the Belvidere restaurant. Others depart for Black Hills trips by car. A county road grader passed a successful test and road work will begin. Old Settlers picnic plans firm with August 4 as the date. Jackson County reports 29 volunteers in the army from 177 registered, Belvidere contributing 1 of 21. New school building progresses toward fall completion. Crops look good after rain shortage. Mrs Tom Brazer and son and daughter from Hot Springs visit Belvidere.

Joe Kodet Scatland Thaeter Belvidere Picnie Hitere Jackson County United States Tom Brazer Hot Springs

Local Resident Visits and Arrivals Reported

Several residents are noted traveling and visiting relatives. Ethan Mrs. Jos. Johnson returned from Springfield last Saturday. Mrs. J. He. Kelley came back from Marion and Bridgewater. Miss Mary Dignan is visiting the Edw. Zehapfening home from Bridgewater. Win. Hohn opened a soft drink parlor in the former saloon building. Miss Hannah Brown of Canova arrived for a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Parks. Chas Grady arrived from Ash- برا

Jos. Johnson Springfield J. He. Kelley Marion Bridgewater Mary Dignan Zehapfening Win. Hohn Hannah Brown Canova W. K. Parks Chas, Grady Ash

Social notices and obits from Mitchell area yesterday

Local residents visited family and relatives in Spencer Menno Handolph Vishimore and Prestor during the week. Prof van Benthysen and family mourn the loss of a colleague with funeral arrangements set for Monday at the First Methodist church in Mitchell. Funeral services will be held at 2 30 pm at the home and 3 pm at the church with Dr J S Hoagland officiating.

State Brookings van Benthysen Martha Brown Hill Appleon City Mitchell Harry Howard Helen John W. HH Bussey, Jr H. H Chicago Eb.j. Hill First Methodist Church Hoagland

Local residents return from visits and a theft case in Running Water

Marion Mrs J A Pove and other residents report two week and weeklong visits in Lake Pacer Sioux Falls and Dal ton. A Running Water depot cash drawer was robbed of 385 dollars with Frank Burns charged. He pleaded guilty before Judge Tripp in Yankton and received a two year penitentiary term in Sioux Falls.

Running Water Frank Burns Braikeman Tyndall Tripp Yankton Sioux Balls

Van Benthuysen Dies After Long Illness Saturday

Stephan Decatur van Benthuysen educator and former city council member died at his East University home after a stroke and years of ill health. Born March 34 1870 in Tracy Ta he taught at Grand Prairie seminary and Dakota Wesleyan then Brookings SD before declining health. He led Y M C A work and held influential academic posts until his later strokes.

S. 10 van Benthuysen East University Avenue Stephen Decatur van Benthuysen Tracy Kansas Rieh JH Onata Grand Prairie Seminary Washington, D. C Army University of Chicago Mitchell Dakota Wesleyan South Dakota State College Brookings Chicago Red Interests

Mitchell Mourns Van Benthuysen

Memorial services for SS. D. van Benthuysen were held at the First Methodist Church with hundreds attending as city stores closed for an hour. The late professor, born 1870, served as dean at South Dakota State College and influenced many students. interment followed at Graceland Cemetery.

Special Election Held On City Building Bonds

Woonsocket South Carolina fixes July 14 and July 17 for a special election. Voters will decide on issuing ten thousand dollars in bonds to erect a city building serving as officers headquarters city council jail fire department HQ and other municipal uses.

Woonsocket S. C

Catch Wife Deserter In South Dakota Arrest

Delbert Smock wanted for wife desertion in Cedar Rapids Iowa was traced to Edmunds County South Dakota and captured by deputy sheriff W J Vondracek. Smock was found working for a farmer near Loyalton and returned to Iowa for trial.

Sioux Falls Delbert Smock Cedar Rapids South Dakota Edmunds County W. J. Vondracek Towa Smock Loyalton

Four Minnesotans Fined for Carrying Liquor Into South Dakota

Four men traveling from Minnesota to work on a railroad bridge crew near Hurley were arrested in Salem for possessing intoxicating liquor. They apparently did not know it was illegal to bring liquor into the state. Judge Fleeger fined each man 25 dollars plus costs.

Parker S. D Minnesota Hurley Salem Fleeger

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