Social notes highlight Aberdeen and Port Dodee visitors
Review of the week features Miss Anderson hosting 20 friends for Miss Delene Bassett of Aberdeen and Miss Dorothy Vwourist of Port Dodee. Out-of-town guest Lorene Hosenstock visits D. T. Beeker. Color scheme red white blue. Club hike to Mirester Creek. Mrs G. S. Bobb hosts dinner for relatives and Hollywood visitor. Miss Themrick to wed Frank Phinney in Mitchell with a Presbyterian Ladies' Aid shower for thirty five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareuertte Anitersom
Dlelene Bassett
Aberdeen
Dorothy Vwurtout
Port Dodee
Mary Hibee Hlue
Themrick
White Lake Standard
Ashesdlerrich
Frank Phinney
Mitchell
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Picnic and farewell for volunteers linked to Mitchell sendoff
The Presbyterian Sunday school held a picnic at John Brown's grave with strong attendance and a Miss Ann Gilchrist engagement announced. Gilchrist, sister of Mrs Edmund Theisen, plans a wedding at Mrs Theisen's home on August 1. Mothers and sweethearts bid farewell to volunteers who left last Sunday, with 100 autos to Mitchell where Company 1 joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
John Brown
Ann Gilchrist
Sioux Kk
Giisesby
Sioux Falls
Gilchrist
Edmund Theisen
Mrs
Theisen
Wihele
Fucitorituna
Mitchell
Company 1
Social events honor birthday and war bride in Mitchell area
A farewell party on the porch of Create Mes framed by Mes Mo Bobb and Miss Beste Bobb honored Bobb family members now back from Mitchell to Tollwsoon Gatton nia. Nearby in Wessington Springs Mrs J J Farrington and Mrs BlooR hosted about 100 guests for a shower and program for Mrs Ches ter Huth, a new bride with war service. The event featured patriotic decorations, music, opening, and a brick ice cream finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobb
Beste Bobb
Miother
Br. Bobb
Ruth
Wessington Springs
J. J. Farrington
Bloor
Chester Huth
Rth
Uth
Mat Sprinkoer
Wien
Spencer Society event and local visits noted
Spencer Society plans a Wednesday home oats event for Mrs. Homer Fields and sen after an extended visit with relatives. Mrs Jenny Kruger traveled to Doland to visit her parents. The Baptist Bible class held a basement party with refreshments. Mrs Aditie McGghresor and Miss Guon evieve Masters shopped in Mitchell. Nellie Stratton and the Dick Stratton children visited relatives in Fualdeh Minnesota. Local enlistment group was entertained at a Melock dinner at the William Stoeses’ home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Fields
Sen
Cedar Blatts
Jlenny Kruger
Doland
Baptist Church
Aditie McCghresor
Guonevieve Masters
Mitchell Dast
Nellie Stratton
Dick Stratton
Fualdeh
Minn
William Stoese
Agi
Commercial club hosts reception for local boys
In the evening the Commercial club held a public reception for the boys on the lawn. Talks and music closed the program with singing. Cream and wafers were served to all. Capt. Terry Bransen and H. H. Thompson were out of town.
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Capt
Taery Bransen
HH. L. Thompson
Chamberlain Society Members Take Weekend Trip
The Chamberlain Society members and Morris Reynolds travel from Woonsocket for a weekend motor trip via the Bhielk Wilts route with family in Rapid City and Stone Lake. Lt. McCaun and family plan Yankton return, as Traward Warren from Yankton fills his vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marnie Reynolds
Morris Reynolds
Woonsocket
Clevenger
Janetiter
Kola
Pricey Mornine
Bhielk Wilts
Phey Avere
Homies
Rapid City
Meleal
Paul Sminek
Fran Facie
Bie
Stone Lake
Desi
McCaun
Ielash Peen
Yankton
McCgoun
Tere
Local Social Notes Include Weddings and Visits
Miss Gathylee returns to California from visit with Pranklin Ploote and friends. Sidney Ro Raabe weds Miss Rose Mae Connelly at the Congregational church Tuesday officiated by Rev TC Williams. They plan a trip to Kenne bec to see the bridegroom’s brother. Miss Josephine Tilton from Springfield visits her mother and sister. Mrs James Barrett and family travel to Visit her brother TG Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gathylee
California
Pranklin Ploote
Sidney Ro Raabe
Rose Mae Connelly
Congre Eational
Joacim
TC. Williams
Kennebec
Fut O Wilk
Josephine Tilton
Springfield
James Barrett
Priday Jast
Viaretalitasyada
Tg, Taylor
Windom
Minn
Woonsocket Society Supports Charity With Donated Items
The Eastern Stars contributed charity items including baskets and towels to aid the Day program in Woonsocket. Volunteers collected goods and provided sewn handkerchiefs and other necessities to assist the enlisted community.
Baer Outlines His War Views
John M. Taer, first national representative of the Farmers Non-Partisan League, issues a wartime statement from St. Paul urging democracy and liberty at home and abroad. He condemns imperialism, calls for government control of crucial industries, and stresses national unity and peace terms with Germany while opposing profiteering and suppression of free speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
John M. Taer
Congress
Parmers
Eave
Washington
North Dakota
National
Nonpartisan League
Germany
Balds
Belgium
Balkans
German Hast
West Ffica
Toxoland
Kamerun
Pacific
United States
America
Democracy
Wilson
France
Lbetous de Clare
M and Central
Tailor Forger Finally Caught
McIntosh reports a tailor from New York who worked briefly in I Hoganson’s shop in McIntosh. He forged employer’s name, stole about 0 from the shop, and boarded a westbound train. He was captured at Baker, Montana, and will be returned to McIntosh for trial.
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Mclntosh
Gollins
New York
I. Hoganson
Hithle
Hilor
Baker, Mont
Triad
Canned Tomato Sauce From Concentrates
Washington D C guidance to concentrate tomato products due to high water content. Use small or broken tomatoes with chopped onion and sweet red pepper, boil until tender, puree, salt and sugar lightly, then jar and process in a water bath for twenty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. G
Dted States Department of Aericulture
Good Rain Refreshes State Crops After Heat Wave
A timely rain fell across central Iowa Saturday night following the Milwaukee railroad from Wennebee to Mitchell and east to the state line. The showers, lasting about 45 minutes west of the Missouri River, eased scorching heat and dry spell, with cooler air bringing relief to many residents after a hot spell and high humidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misswaukee
Wennebee
Mitchell
Lowa
Missouri River
Cole
Mitchell to Host Monster Red Cross Dance on Lawler Street
Mitchell residents plan a large Red Cross fundraiser on Lawler Street block west of the courthouse. The event features waxed streets, multiple exits, police, ticket booths, refreshments, live music by the Municipal band, and 2000 tickets expected to sell before showtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis
Mitchell
Red Cross
Lawler Street
Court House
Jimmy Jude
Jedfar Dix
Wayne Barnard
Clyde Komble
Red Grass
Whieli J. Herrick
Won
Tielmiherger
W. Ho
Robert Burns
Mis
Elen
Ernieltetts
Jobin
Selharnaveher
Waener
Do XS Bryant
Burns
Woo. Medlows
Woo. Lahey
Bon Redline
Lonaleireus Ballyhoo
Ha. Leen
Baysmith
Wo Oal Hechmaberser
Hubert Biros
Glare Davison
Gregory
11. Butterfield
Val Wasner
Joaek Anderson
L. Ww. Wallersted
Coud
Direcor B.O W. Flanders
Great crowd witnesses Mitchell drill exhibition at Witchcock park
A crowd of about 3000 from Mitchell and nearby towns attended a drill display by Company F and Troop B o at Witchcock park. Capt Branson and Lt Tobin led the units in a 20 minute demonstration, followed by a cavalry display and a parade with the Mitchell Municipal Band adding to the event. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Cone and children of Turon were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witchcock Park
Mitchell
Iwap
Be. Be Row- Tey
George Shipton
Arthur Bowers
Herreagt
Gapl Tarry J. Branson
Walter D. Tobin
Bowley
Branson
Plasoon
Serveands
Mitchell Municipal
Riss
Roscoe B. Cone
Turon
Mitchell Friends
Local Notes Highlight Mitchell Visits And Arrivals
Mitchell residents and visitors are listed with many trips and calls. Abe rdeen business trip for Jon Dobson. Hagel Rores returns from Sioux City. Kathryn Bepgen visits Mitchell. Harry Woodward returns from Dakota Wesleyan. Mrs W Rossman visits from Pukwana. Peeley clan and Louis Herzee visit Mason City. Smiths of Quesma meet returning children from Hawarden. Amanda Weller returns from Sioux City. WW Moore visits. Mikesh, Milwaukee dispatcher, returns from New York Minneapolis and Virginia. Wanes to temporary state duty. Shedd checks Milwaukee station at Dimock. Rev J W McCarrinon moves from Fulton. G P Woodes of Mason City on Milwaukee business. Pred McArdie and Mrs Bari visit. arrests for lack of registration cards noted. Mrs Michels departs for Aberdeen. Dr Gr S Weaver to Brookings for extension work. Bureau of animal husbandry office closed. Tralick Academy visit. Dor and Abel We Stir and family travel home from evacuation via Lake Okoboji and Twin Cities.
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Jon. Dobson
Aberdeen
Hagel Rores
Sioux City
Kathryn Bepgen
Parkston
Mitchell
Harry Woodward
Dakota Wesleyan
Hurley
Wi. Rossman
Pukwana
I. MJ. Peeley
Louis Herzee
Mason Cuy
A. Smith
Quesma
Mitchell Suudiay
Hawarden
Amanda Weller
Pulton
MeCarinon
Sumer
G. PP. iWodees
Mason Gily
Milwaukee
Pred McArdie
Maryville
Was
Mmimel Bari
Kansas City
United States
Thomas Taubman
J. P. Michels
Gr. S. Weaver
Brookings
The
State College
Weaver
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Washington
Farewell to Mitchells McClinton Stepping Down
A crowd gathered on the Mitchell courthouse lawn to bid farewell to Professor and Mrs. W. McClinton as they depart for Pueblo Colorado where he becomes city superintendent of schools. Speakers praised his six year impact including 47 percent enrollment growth and 54 percent rise in graduates.
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Court House
Evenine
Prot
W. Meclinton
Pueblo
Colo
McClintons
Ronald
Chamber of Commerce
McCimiton
McClinton
Hollie
MéeClinton
Beerby
Howard
Teures
Meclinton
Mitchell
Meclinfton
de Hopeland
Prof. McClinton
Br. Hoagland
Mclinton
Oge
Red Grass Chapter Calls Big Crowd to Dance Night
The Red Grass chapter invites people from the surrounding area to attend an evening of festivities including a dance and related attractions. Organizers urge a large turnout to boost community participation and support.
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Red Grass
Murder Confessions Tie Indian Suspects to Slaying Case
A written confession ties Indian suspects including Demsey and Jones to the murder of Bishop at the Hiatt home. Miller and another suspect confess. investigators expect Leonard James to plead guilty. Witness affidavits bolster the case as the chain of evidence grows.
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Sioux
Oscar Wiel Fod
I. i
Wisden
Cle Po Natdestad
Dod
June Benpsey
Willian Siskop
Wempsey
S. 2
Joe Miller
Miller
Demipesey
Sens
Sens To Plead Guilty To A Charee of Nanslametiter
Leonard Dames
Demysey
Ty Jones
Sever Inen
Vietiny
Deemipsey
Tod
Dempsey
Jones
Bishop
Mir
Giseles Hiatt Aitil
Knights of Columbus Campaign Aids Army Camps
Local lodge of Knights of Columbus pushes to raise 31000 as part of a nationwide effort to subscribe 9 million for Army Camps. The drive aims to fund recreation and church services for Catholic young men, with Archbishop Ireland and St Paul committees urging rapid, generous participation and over subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Knights of Columbus
Mitchell
Oarmy
Toniehe
Archibishop Ireland
St. Paul Committees
Knights of Columbus
Toomiay
Notice of Real Estate Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
Foreclosure sale announced for Lot six in Black 30 Spader and Swine sub-division in Mitchell, Davison County SD. Mortgage holder Beavel Crary seeks payment of principal interest costs totaling over 1600 dollars plus attorney fees, with sale at the courthouse front door on November 9 1945. Sheriff to conduct sale. property located in Mitchell.
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Aefantr
BehetBard Smyth
South
Amortragars
Beavel Crary
Davison County
South Dakota
Uno Ofeloeh
Mortene
Waviserounty
Paletie
Mitehed
Dalety
NuWeast
Genaelock
Sid Morteneed
Mitehell
Daveson County
Ais Fallows
Toawit
Spader
Gut Lot Biehteen
Rowles
Sound
Morteacee
Bedeh Crary
Moarletarcs
Treat Piles Without Operation and Painless Absorption Method
Advertises non surgical pile treatment with painless absorption method and guarantees satisfaction or payment of expenses. Claims expertise in treating cancer and offers testimonials and free examination to attract patients. Contains promises of immediate benefit and no disruption to daily life.
Will Equip F Guardsmen Here As Supplies Arrive
Company F soldiers at Mitchell prepare for transfer to Demise Camp in Omaha. A large shipment from the quartermaster arrives including 4164 blankets and red sacks, with rifles, uniforms, eating utensils, and shoes ordered. The unit reports good health with few minor illnesses and no inoculation issues.
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Mitchell
Demise
Cals
Quartermaster’s Department
Omaha
BE. B. Howley
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Cullee
Qoyatxanhel
Edith M. Foster
Review of the Week
Miss Anderson
G. S. Bobb
Mo L. Bobb
Bessie Bobb
Ik W W. Hothawell
Hollywood
Calif
Ali
Spencer Society
Katherine Leckie
Uncle Sams Housewives
Biss Leckie
Food Administration
Wasping
Chamberlain Society
Armour Society
Woonsocket Society
Baer
Farmers’ League
Jood
M Shop
Department OF Agriculture
Weather Man
Heath
Rew
Betts
Jos. Woleha
Dell Clark
Mary Kibbee
Rose Lyons
Dorothy Scallin
Celil Conges
Letha Blackman
Josephine Scott
Ursulei Kotrha
Hitchcock Park
Jonn Tralick
Academmy
Bert Morgan
Charles Mix County
Dor
Abel. We. Stir
Enmillet Belts
Lake Okobanta
Pwin
Court House Square
S. D. Indian
K. C. Committee
Chas. T. Schroyer
M. D. Cor
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