13 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
1
An itemized list highlights visits and arrivals around Mitchell including Mrs Wenders, Mes George Byers, Miss Alta Witvel, Miss Anna Jones, Miss Mildred Snoderassellis, and Mrs Nola Lester. Attendees traveled from Yankton, Chamberlain, Mitchell, and Belle Fourche to attend dances, family gatherings, and doctor visits.
Miss Bertha Hafner of Zeeland and Miss Martha Petok from Vpona visited old friends this week. Amelia Menseh returns from business school in Sioux Falls ahead of starting at the First National Bank of Freeman. Pred Flaar and Henry Pretfler travel to Gangap Punston to see their sons. Robert Dinar and August Ortman go to Sioux Falls on business. Miss Anna Walter and Bertha Haar come from Olivet. Walter remains due to her mother’s funeral in Beadle County for Mrs. Jacob J. OGlanz er.
Otto Sharon returned from Pierre last Friday where he had been to the hospital and is feeling fine at this writing. The text notes visits by several locals including Mrs. Breth and lawyer Brate Ma McMahon, with a mention of other civic activities and individuals like Mayor Preemote and John Andrews of Onata attending business in town.
Campbell and children visited grandmother in Bom ila after accompanying from Whirl qdaer on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Phomipsen and children traveled to Lincoln Nebraska to see her brother. Mrs. Jensen returned to Manning after a week in Portage. Vera Lewinth visited from Miletiell to see her father and friends. Multiple residents plan or completed visits to Minnesota North Dakota Pennsylvania and California.
Government notices warn residents that income tax returns are due soon and penalties apply for late payments. The revenue office outlines penalties and steps to collect owed taxes, with figures cited from 1 000 to 14 500 in potential levies.
A World War I correspondence excerpt details an Aberdeen man injured by gas, describing the loss of all upper molars, infections, and his hope to obtain dental plates later. He mentions hospital, photos, and offers to send jaw specimens or shell fragments for study.
Mitchell residents and visitors frequent the town Friday and Saturday with many calls on business, social visits, and medicals. People named include Miss Rita Miller, Mr and Mrs Flanders, Rev. Nelson, Miss Valetia Kettering, and Mrs. Nellie Ward, with gatherings, operations, and church programs noted. Local travel included visits from Mt Vernon, Letcher, White Lake, and Woonsocket.
Police chief Donaldson announced a registration drive for German alien females aged 14 and over in Davison County. Registrants must bring identification and carry the card during the war, with similar procedures to earlier enemy alien registrations.
Davison county Red Cross leaders seek 610 knitted socks per month for July and August. A new systematic workroom plan in the federal building assigns stitching hems and tailoring tasks to several women, while volunteers from county groups join soldiers, veterans, and community members in mercy work and fundraising.
Administrators notify creditors and all claimants against H. B. Rogers deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Administrator W. Tipton lists Mitchell Davison County South Dakota as the address for filing claims dated June 4 1918.
Estate of Sarah Rogers deceased issues notice to creditors and all persons with claims to present them to the administrator at Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Dated May 25 1918. W J Tipton administrator.
The state informs heirs and devisees of Zipporah Bately that probate of Zipporah W. Bately’s will has been continued to June 29 1918 at 10 am in Mitchell South Dakota. Interested parties may attend to contest and probate letters testamentary will be issued to Lily Bately and James Briggs Bately.
A historical ad asserts that catarrh is cured only by internal remedies. It promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Wallis Catarrh Cure as blood purifiers acting on mucous surfaces, offered by Wolney & Co of Toledo and sold by druggists, with a 10 cent price and Wake Walls family Pills for constipation mentioned.
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