Marriage of Charles Tewes and Emma Kraatz in Vernon
Charles Tewes a store clerk and Emma Kraatz were wed Tuesday afternoon. Emma arrived from Wisconsin for the ceremony and they will reside in Vernon.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
4
Charles Tewes a store clerk and Emma Kraatz were wed Tuesday afternoon. Emma arrived from Wisconsin for the ceremony and they will reside in Vernon.
Advertisement for Cas carets Candy Cathartic tablets stamped C C C. Claims to repair digestion liver and bowels while you sleep. Sold in drugstores for 10 cents. Not sold in bulk.
A line of trimmed hats at reduced prices invites shoppers to view the summer collection before buying. Carlota Mover, three doors north of The Mitebell, urges visits to inspect stock.
Transfers listed include Hugh White to James Garey for SW Sec 7 Twp 101 R 62 at 12000 dollars. Sylvanus Cook to David Tiffany for SWi Sec 21 Twp 102 R60 at 1500 dollars. Arthur Tredway to Ole Olson for SWi of NW Sec 29 and SE of NE Sec 30 Twp 102 R60 at 1000 dollars. Fred C Brought to Wm Danbenmier and A C Danbenmier for NE Sec 28 Twp 102 R62 at 2880 dollars. J H Davis and John Groves to J C Blevkiron for NW Sec 24 Twp 104 R60 at 230000 dollars. Geo R Owen to Fred J Grace for lot 5 block 15 City of Mitchell. Dakota University to Lona Holshire for lots 6 and 7 block 25 University Addition to Mitchell. Leo Pix 19 Harry Noble for lots 6 7 and 8 block 92 John Lawler's 2nd Addition to Mitchell. Sarah McDermaid to Anna L McDermaid for block 118S Greene's Addition to Mitchell. Stephen B Spink to Cora D Owen for lot 2 block 6 Van Epps Addition to Mitchell at 1200 dollars. MC Bettstoh H Garey for NE} Sec 2 101 R62 at 500 dollars. Kate D Hewett and May Calvin executors to Fred C Braught for NW Sec 1 Twp 102 R61 at 2400 dollars. 900 dollars.
Real estate transfers include Ww H Saul and Florence A Morrow to Nels Jensen for sections 5 in township 103 range 60 and related parcels. Rasmus Siettebak to C W and JO Walrath for NEY in section 29, township 104, range 60. Catherine A Dickson to Wm M Smith for NEt in section 34, township 104, range 61. Etta S Pinches to Wm M Smith for the undevided 4 of St in section 13, township 104, range 62. Also Iowa & Dakota Land Co to F Manehan for lots 1 and 2 in block 102 of Lawler's Addition to Mitchell. Owen EF Browne to Louise H Clark for Jet 18, block 7 in Mt Vernon. Advertised remedies and notices include Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and a roundup of cultural news from Chicago society and theatre in brief notices.
A message from Grand Forks announces North Dakota won first place in the interstate oratorical contest held Monday night. Miss Edith Noble, of Grand Forks, reports second place. South Dakota was represented by Miss Noble of Dakota University and Ef. D. Schoenberger of Yakton College. North Dakota has claimed first or last in five contests, with South Dakota securing three and the Mitchell university placing each year except last. Noble matched her state ranking, though delivery is noted as a strong point for her.
Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease powder. It relieves tightness and bunions, promises instant comfort, and cures swollen feet blisters and sore spots. Allen's Foot-Kase touted for sweating and hot feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores 25c trial package free by mail LeRoy New York.
A Chicago Record-Herald anecdote describes a clerk asking Mr. Hardenpriest if $20 a week suffices for marriage, with the old gentleman affirming it as respectable and urging contentment over money. The tale shifts to a brief legal note on negotiable paper, outlining payment on demand, fraud, intoxication, and indorser liability and cross-state law rules.
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