Local Notes On Visits and Events In Town
Pell Gammons traveled to Belle Rourehe to visit a brother while Bo Punteney headed to Hot Springs for a Masonic rite and a short stay at the nearby resort. Alumni members Elise Hamisen and spouse attended a Friday meeting and stayed over Sunday for family visits. Fifteen local firemen rode to Hapa City Saturday to join a band contest, while a horn of cattle fetched a record price for a farm shipment from Stone Quarry stock farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pell Gammons
Belle Rourehe
Aund Mis
Bo Punteney
Hot Springs
Iise Jlamiisen
Ganeva
Hapa City
Delonge
Dion
Pine Tier
Peel
Whit
South Dakota
Oerk Hofer
Stone Oudary Stock Farm
White Lake Notes Include Weddings Visits and Meetings
A summary of White Lake area happenings includes Palmer visiting east of town, family returns to Mitchell, and Misses Lois and Gladys Scott traveling to Mitchell for a teachers institute. The week features a narrow escape from a fire caused by kerosene, a surprise party for Mrs Elizabeth Hifepark, and a large turnout of women preparing to move to Arlington. Regional trips to Plankinton and Stickney to announce a coming event drew boosters’ praise, while Bess Van Denburck left for home. County officials adjusted duties at the county talent board, and Miss Anne Hyburn planned an extended Montana visit after Mitchell. Guests attended Dakota Wesleyan University commencement, and plans emerged for a Fourth of July celebration by the Farmers Cooperative Union in Pleasant township. Horse racing in Onstec, Iowa loomed as a major event with hundreds of horses, and Judge Williamson visited from Mitchell with his son. Government actions included Judge Bosmith appointing Donald Pellows as examiner of titles under the Torrens system, consolidating title records. A wedding united Miss Mattie Merkie and Will J Young in Plankinton with a reception and plans for a honeymoon through North Dakota and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Faso
Pridiay Chas
Hadiner
Mitchell
W. S. Cook
Plorence
Otis
Sioux City
Lois
Gladys Scott
Steaelerss
Dakota Wesleyan
Elizabeth Hifepbark
Whitely
White Lake
Arlington
Ss. Oak
Plankinton and
Stickney
Witt Lake
Bess van Denburck
Ste
Montana
Ann
Ieopie Ryhtien
Sam Marble
Hishmiore
Emmie
Dakhota Westeyan University
Daly
Partiers’ Cooperative
Union County
Declan Pleasant
Enuiery
Tela
Aesandrit
Tase
Towa
South Dakota
South Dhaka
Plinkinton
Busiess
Anderson
Mai Street
le Chine
Williamson, Sr
Mitehell
Aurora County
Courne
Judee Williamson
Theorms
Willigison
Hoiths
Wadoka
Kennebec
Queonnt
Frank Bosmith
Donald Pellows
Geto
Hinds
George Merkie
D Plankinfton
Mattie Merkie
Jarrice
Will J Young Hey
AL Wayne
Nori Dakota
Wit Tome
Perkins
S. 1
Mer Younes
Mitchell Visitors and Firemen’s Meeting Highlights
Spencer Vins wins as locals visit Mitchell turnout. Goastworth and Mrs Johnston and others travel to Sioux Falls for firemen’s tournament. Urbache family heads to Ormsby after POA visit. Florence Gregg, ex Albert Lea student, plans summer with Reed. Chappell of Dakota Western visits, aiding session. Gletsel and Peppimmit attend Tapia City firemen gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Tea
Minn
Sumer
Bo W. Reed
Gertrude Chappell
Dakota Westeyan
Abrs
J. Haanaker
Bridiy
Chappell
One Dime Tanneht School
Tiere
Dimaker
Tine
Shoop
Spencey
Sitem
Chesterslaw
Siem Falls
John Gletsel
Wo B
Peppimitter
Tapia City
Woonsocket Visitors and County Registration Report
Mrs George Love and children visited from Artesian at her parents Ver and Mrs John Neelan southeast of Woonsocket. William Kramer returning from Mrs HO Ball’s home in Cherokee Iowa. Ghas Apley of Mileleth spent weekend with relatives. Mrs Julia Smithie arrived from Lesenmer Minnesota to stay during Farmers Union meeting. County registration by township listed total 654 with several towns noted. county total after next day rose modestly toward 0.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Love
Artesian Bist
John Neelan
William Kramer
HO. Ball
Iowa
Ghas
Apley
Mileleth
Uh Mitchell Republican
Julia Smitihe
Lesenmer
Minesota
Seversl
Woensocket
Cirine
Stiteker
Parmers’ Union
Nienie
Ruskin
Farmers' Union
Sanborn County
Afton
Ployd
Jackson
Warren
Woonsocket
Silver Creek
Oneida
Benedict
Jana
Union
Logan
Pwin Lake
Elliett
Leteher
Wiesday
Federal Census Bureau
Smith Family Visits Mitchell Parents on Sunday
Alexandria residents Mr. and Mrs Percy Smith and their children drove to Mitchell to spend the day with Mrs Smith's parents, Mr and Mrs A Hi Bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Smith
Mitchell
Social notes from Parkston area and visitors
Local brief lists residents and visitors including Mithier and Celestine aiding Springer in Mondiey visit at Beresford. Mrs W A Swartz arrives in town for a week, others travel from districts to visit relatives, attend visits at homes, or pursue training including a six week wireless course in Ames.
Local residents travel and family visits noted in Yankton area
Parker Conny Hinson, city electrician, spent Sunday in Yankton visiting relatives. Miss Grier Moores visited Yankton a week ago. Miss Jeanette Wirtz returned from Weiwestiday after a year, Miss Edith Gamble stays in Wuran for teaching next year, Miss Marjorie Marshall from Vermillion studies at the state university. Slatester Colin Stranks in Parker laying plans for active work as the new year approaches. Mr and Mrs G J Jones attended meetings in Hot Springs with the Masonic and Eastern Star groups. Jones will travel to Rapid City for a Pennington County court practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conny Hinson
City Electrician
Yankton
Grier Moores
Jeanette Wirtz
Tron
Weiwestiday
Edith Gamble
Wuran
Ste
Beadle County
Marjorie Marshall
Lote
Vermillion
Slatester
Colin Stranks
Int Parker
Mio
G. J. Jones
Misonic
Beastern
Hot Springs
Miro Jones
Rapid City
Pennington County
Local Notes From Kadoka and Nearby Areas
Kadoka resident Robert Thorson returns to Kadoka and resumes duties at the Partners' State bank. Mrs J Determin and her son Elmer travel home from Rapid City area after a week with relatives. Warner of Canton visits to review farm interests northeast of town and see friends. Mrs Charles Hired goes to Lyons Ohio for about six weeks to visit relatives and friends. Webb Rumsey arrives from Willistead Town for a few days with his brothers. L Goldsmith Stanley County treasurer visits from Port Pierre to receive warrants completing the Jackson Stanley county settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Thorson
Kadoka
J. Determin
Elmer
Rapidily Roor
Warner
Canton
Charles Hired
Lyons
Ohio
Webb Rumsey
Willislea
Local Visitors Spend Weekend with Families
Plankinton resident Miss Galra Radeecke visited from Chamberlain to see relatives and old friends. Mrs. Percy Frink and Miss Tilla Crady came from Mitchell for an over Sunday visit with their mother Mrs. J. J. Grady. Thompson of Sivuy City was mentioned in connection with the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galra Radeecke
Chamberlain
Percy Frink
Tilla Crady
Mitchell
J. J. Grady
Thompson
Sivuy City
Tripp Vike Makushi Unveils New Brick Home Plan
Tripp Vike Makushi showcases a nearly finished brick residence with twelve rooms, full base plinth, modern finishes, and Vigor heating system. Owner Edward Doerite adds a district expansion and Theo Sebliessmiumn attends the Pipemen's convention this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vike Makushi
Tripp
California
Edward Doerite
Prippes
Theo Sebliessmiumn
Local Visitors and Arrivals Note Summer Visits
Artesian Meo and Mrs. C. Wo Mitchell arrived Tuesday from sterling to visit their son C2) Mitchell and family. Mrs. AL Belcraff went to Forestburg to call on a young nephew who arrived at the Geo. Drawn home the evening before. Miss Margaret Loring came up from Vermillion last Saturday morning for the summer at home after attending the State university. Mrs. 008. Addins returned Saturday from Lions Gity where she and Mrs. Veep daughter have spent a week. Mrs. Hayter returned Monday via Vilas for Hot Springs to attend Wine Sip convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meo
C. Wo Mitchell
Sterling, Heutions
Mitchell
AL AL Belcraff
Porestburg
Geo
Margaret Loring
Vermillion
Merning Ane
State University
Addins
Lions Gily
Veep
Hayter
N. Botesteel
Sara Bris- Hineeft
Vilas
Ben Jeffens
Methodist Churel
Milltown
S. C
Hiiriedd
Jessie Thayine Jeff
Murdo
P. Gillmore
Follow O
Kennebec
Plorence von Tarn
Spear Sho
Jod
Thawiney
Daughter
Kavee
Gilmore
Don Ritney
New Mexico
Arisona
Texas
J. Carrington
Haan
Albert Williamson
Osean
Ka MeCue
Milehodl
Mecue
Dakota Wesleyan
Merte
Mes MeCue
Miss Verte Werth
Burbank
Tedare
I Wodson
Artesian
C. A. Hodson
Mir
J. A. Pier
B. IK. Morford
Chas. L. Smith
Chamberisin
Chas. i. Smith
Remote family visit interrupted by tragic death in Leola
The Wicks family from seatland visited in an Ibomobile. Several locals traveled to Mitchell and Tyndall for visits. A seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Beeker died at their Leola home after a brief stay with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judee Wicks
Seatland
Chas
David
Hast
Bridgewater
Merthadane
Mitchell
Institute
Clara Goean
Local People Visit Relatives and Attend County Court
Emery Mes Artstin Uorseh visits Durtsel Hellenreese kin in Chiavton and returns with Dora Hobinson and Mrs Nick Reifers. Families from Wither, Joplin, Bohiphaiy, and Hiners gather for summer visits as court jurors including Jol Ramsust and Jerry Morin convene in Hansen County Court at Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kil Drever
Joe Gavantineheae
Winball
John Weliner
Te Son
Bohiphaiy
J. Hariness
Vota
Minnie Johnson
Cdo
Chancetor
Writht
Faminle
St. Gaawrenee
Satie Dhaiy
Mew Wright
Hiners
Jol Ramsust
Jerry Morin
Seth Stoltz
Chas, Greenacre
Ery Mesher
Hansen County Court
Alexandria
Salem Notes and Baseball Sweep at Carthage
Salem residents visit relatives and return from trips including Salem Robert Webster from Turley staying two weeks with Mrs. Winil Holter and Dorothy McGonnel visiting Huron. Miss Levern Wilson came home from Fariband Minnesota after college. Salem baseball earned a 600 purse at Carthage over two days, beating Parker bone 9-0 Thursday and losing to Mitchell 8-5 Friday in an eleven inning game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Webster
Turley
Winil Holter
Dorothy McGonnel
Huron
Diet
Martha Montague
Levern Wilson
Fariband
Minn
Salem
Carthage
Parker Bonel
Mitchell
Alpena Journal Sold To St Evans Publisher
Lane Miss Wilda Starkey left Wednesday to week aee for tome at Tasty Minn. The Alpena Journal was sold out recently to St Evans who will con tinue publishing the pager. Mrs C. C. Lindebak and daughter Miss Edna made a business trip to Woonsocket. Miss Annah Solberg spent commencement weekend at the Wellington Springs seminary as a guest of her cousin Miss Helda Starkey. Mrs Buth b. Ahbeel and son Clifford and Dr Anna Tyden spent a few days here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda Starkey
Tasty
Minn
Alpena Journal
St . Evans
C. C. Lindebak
Edna
Woonsocket
Annah Solberg
Wessington Springs Seminary
Helda Starkey
Buth B. Ahbeel
Clifford
Anna Tyden
Adeester
Local nuptials and travel noted in Hurley area
Mero and Mrs. Roy Wiehardsom visit relatives near ArHiehardsenm's family, then proceed toward Wisconsin to visit Hoy's parents for a few days. Mary Tamimian and Bill Koltz, Hurley couple, wed with Pastor Atbin officiating at their home ceremony, departing for their new life in Hurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mero
Roy Wiehardsom
Ars Hiehardsenm
Eit Rey Atbin Theiaz
Lutheranelaredy
Murdo Murde Four Year Old Dies After Appendicitis
The four year old son of Mr and Mrs Wimble of Mellette county died Friday morning after an appendicitis operation. A funeral was held at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon with the pastor refraining from sermons. A patriotic service at the M Church Sunday night drew a large crowd despite light showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ville
Wimble
Mellette County
Doenal
Methodist
Teehurch
Bunton
M. i. Elureh
Qaistor
Sue
Liberty
World Denmockey
Hiner
Parker
Hard- Waite Association
St. Louis
Eneland
Murda
Viginity
Chautauqua
Mirtle
Jones County
Janes
Kennebec Echoes of June Weddings and Funerals
Obituary notes the June 6 passing of Mrs Ben Jeffens in Kennebec, with funeral at the Methodist church and burial in Mill Town, S C. A town summer visit follows, plus a June 2 to 8 Chau Fan in the park with a children’s program at the Methodist school, and local travel and visits to friends and relatives around Yankton, Turon, and Huron.
Mount Vernon News Roundup of Visits and Local Happenings
Mt Vernon Vins and Kissell Cottingham visited St Paul Minnesota for a week ending Thursday. Miss Stella Sliane came from fram e for a visit, taking a stenographer position for State Treasurer Gis iHel- Leer sat. The alfalfa crop looks strong and corn planting nears completion. Several residents travel for family visits medicals and lodge events. Notables include Oswald Hodson, Pearl Ingerson, Mrs Arnett’s pending operation, and numerous local social visits and farm plans.
Local Residents Note Visitors and Travel Over Holiday
Reliance Mothers II) Ioadlerty is at Mitchell this week taking treatments. Byrnes of Kennebee a former resident was in town on spring holiday. Vivian Donahue returned from Mitchell where she had been attending serial sessions and will spend the summer at home. Miss Tienes Lawrence from Draper visited during school vacation with relatives in the vicinity. A Th Mann and family, visiting in town, departed for Virgil after three weeks in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willer McCurdy
Mitchell
Jessie Brown
Annet Barber
Jay Barber
Trequois Syndy
Miss Brown
Turon
Huron
Ioadlerty
PO Byrnes
Kennebee
Poessag
Hhard- Ware
Tienes Lravrenen
Draper
Vish
Vivian Donahue
Fran Mitchell
Cehaol
A. Th. Mann
Virgil
War-sized setbacks keep college chaplain out of service
Rev. W. Stephenson, president of Columbus College, cannot go to war after receiving notice that chaplains over forty are not being accepted. He has three years of regular army service, including time with the coast artillery, but age blocks further service despite readiness to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WI. Stephenson
Columbus College
Beesguse
Lewis J. O'Herny
Army and Navy
Washington, Bb
Wather Stephensean
Servier
Mather
Stephenson
Toast Artillers
Belvidere to Host Old Settlers Picnic and Freighter Engine Trial
Belvidere plans an old settlers picnic on August 14 with a new freighter engine purchased in the county to be tried on local roads. A lively program and liberal purses are promised to draw a large crowd. Also reported are local court witnesses and a runaway horse incident on Main Street with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvidere
Picnie
I. A. Thont
J. Ss. Surbeek
Lawrence
Ile
Local notes on Marion visitors and town improvements
Marion residents and visitors are listed with travel details and greetings. People arrive from Zap, North Dakota and Veridin for family visits while others depart for vacations or to attend commencements. infrastructure work includes cement walks completed by Henry Kobes and a widening of a local line. Prof Spence attends a teachers institute at Mitchell with eight county superintendents coordinating statewide rural and urban education work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Engelland
Lake Andes
Ife
Albert Vowel
Devise
Nisland
Ss. 1
Walter Beant
Missitta Rudelf
Lamaily
L. V. Ghark
Marion
Albert A. Schmidt
Partners Trust & Savings Bank
Ghiewen
Venvetta Laanmers
Veridin
Snethen
PT. Lamers
Po Koel
Re. Otten
Mes
Mas
Jolin Wauttiman
Peter
Zap
N. D
Heeren Tin Shaw
Cutter
Erade
Spence
Aurora
Brule
Davison
Wanson
Hutchinson
Erauid
Eayman
Sanborn
Mitchell
Ihnis Institute
South Dakota Gears Up For 1916 Primary Campaign
South Dakota politics brace for next year’s primary. Democrats plan to target a U S Senate seat and two congressional posts, backing L Gandy in the third district and aiming to unseat Republican Hayal G Johnson in the Second district. Johnson’s war vote and Wilson’s prestige are cited as leverage. Byrne may seek Senate after retiring as governor. Burke’s Charles, a former congressman, is also mentioned as a possible Republican candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmoerstie
Congressimin
L. Gandy
Hayal G. Johnson
Johnson
Wilson
Cones Eressipan
Thomas Sterling
Frank M. Byrne
Jandst
South Dakota
Sterling
Charles of Burke
Pierre
United States Senate
Gandy
Congress
United States
House of Congress
Uni
Ce Republiowee Pace
T. W. Dwight
Dol
Sioux Ralls
Bergan
Dillon
Davis
State Board of Regents
Ginisipe Pherson
Meycinnt
Dilon
Christophe
Sono
Thay
Mallel
Christopherson Mingyie Wampaten
Christopherson
Tower House
Mhe
Alvin W. Boner
Philip
Primary election outlook in South Dakota district races
The article outlines Republican primary plans in western South Dakota with contenders Christopherson Dillon and Meycinnt as anti Dillon candidates. It notes Dillon’s war vote and mentions possible successors in districts one and three, including Gandy potential senate run and Boner as a prospective new Republican nominee.
Masons Return From Hills Trip
Masons and Eastern Star members praise Hot Springs hospitality after attending grand lodge sessions at Wet Springs. Mitchell attendees Mrs. A A Sloan was elected worthy grand matron, A B Mekeel grand scribe, J G Bryan re-elected treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Mason and Eastern Star
Hot Springs
Mitchell
Grand Lodge
Wet Springs
A. A. Sloan
Western Star Lodge
A.B. Mekeel
Royal Arch
J. G. Bryan
Erand Lodge
Sqimne
Mitchell Club Still a Winner in Sunday Baseball
Mitchell unbeatensnapped four seventh inning runs and two more in the eighth to beat Letcher 6 to 5 at Ruskin Park. Ott sparked baserunning and hitting. Zard doubled a baserunner at third. Gaylor and Stratt stood out for Letcher. Next game vs Letcher at Hitchcock Park on Wednesday at 6:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitcher
Leteher
eLether
Mitchell
eLieber
Mittehell
Noll
Treganza
Tufford
Zard
Ott
Gaylor
Stratt
Letcher
Ruskin Park
Hitchcock Park
Long
Scharnweber
Pufford
Nolt
Thompson
Car Fire Near Ham Ranch Destroys Vehicle
While traveling a country highway near here, BE. E. Hill, manager of a local packing company, and Miss Slam escaped as their automobile burst into flames from a leaky carburetor. The car was completely destroyed.
Stocking of streams underway in Badneck Hills Reserve
The Forest Service has spent two weeks restocking streams in the Badneck Hills reserve with trout from the Spearfish hatchery. Supervisor Kelleter is guiding a five year plan to place fry in every suitable stream in the reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Hills
Pierre
Forest Service
Bdneck Hills
Spearfish
Kelleter
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Neighborhood News
Spencer
Parkston
Mithier
Celestine Sinel Bated Springer
Mondiey
Ved ‘Tives
Beresford
W. A. Swartz
Iion City
J. Th. Swertz
Henry Baisely
Reuland
Tire
Mary Bulhola
Genevieve Porten
Walter Perefen
Rochester
Mary Weske
Washington, D. D
Mitchettl Dist
Walsh
Jone
Werner
Atta
Ganda
Anni Brown
Joseph di
Anton Pergen
Uo Chester
Walter
Z. A. Basel
Celle
Mieanmorshurn
Ifred Shaw
Ames
Lowi
Mieun
Watstiaw
Menno
Emery
Lane
Mt. Vernon
John Atthen
Tot Springs
Blanche Genkens
Ethel Goltinghaim
Alcester
Nuss Bethel
Sioux Falls
Ho Wittleson
Mitel
Milbank
Wittleson
Pitelli
Minneapolis
Ben Miller
Garden City
Jos
Miller
Linus Pauls
Will Wagner
Knute Qison
al. Bridley
OCWW
Pridley
Bore
Vernon
Bred Goppersmith
Redfield
Z. Welch
Wilbur Mabbott
Stevenville
Boison
Arthur Messenger
Bo Woodward
Fh. W. Jones
Mount Vernon
Filch
Erick Olson
2Yipha Glass
Pukwana
G. HW. Pease
G. J. Vlarmen
W. EF. Moeller
Barkston
Sh Bo
Wharry Kiilins
Roy Brooks
Do ON. Weifonia
Masons
Mitchell Club
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