Marriage and church notices from Mitchell event
The article details a Mitchell community wedding and related church events. It covers the marriage of Mr. Ar fe and Miss Sophia Haut at a Wood residence, the reception and social gatherings, and travels for a two week wedding trip. It also describes Rev. Benj. P. Tilley’s welcome and various city religious activities and notices of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bubheran
Qack
Arfe
Migs Sophia Haut
Adolph Ehurelx
Pe Ees
King March
Mand Koop
Western Canada Wheat Boom Drives Record Crop Forecast
Predictions from D. B. Hanna of the Canadian Northern railway anticipate a 764,921,857 bushel spring and winter wheat harvest in Western Canada aided by a 9 percent increase in acreage. If yields match the five year average, exports could top 150,000,000 bushels after domestic use, with substantial gains in oats barley and flax as settlers intensify cultivation near Edmonton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
Board of Trade Houses
United States
Western Canada
D. B. Hanna
Canadian Northern Railway
Edmonton
Wedding Bells At Home Of Mr And Mrs Arauich
The ceremony took place at noon June 14 at 200 Seventh Avenue East, uniting [bride and groom] in a simple service attended by immediate relatives. The reception featured a canopy of roses and cream tones, with May Nash and Beth table decorations, and guests extended warm congratulations to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Paul Scott
May ‘Nash
Beth
Ridelis
Paria
Children’s Day Observed At Presbyterian Church
The Sunday school program at the Presbyterian church on Children’s Day drew a large congregation. Primary exercises songs and a missionary talk by the pastor were featured. An evening slide program on child life impressed attendees, with L A Williams singing Jesus Savior Pilot Me to new music by Prof. Karel Mansveld. A large offering aided Sunday school missions. Dr Cox’s Liniment advertised for pain relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Early B. Rowley
Franklin Hewitt
Mae Rowley
Henry Snyder
Presbyterian Church
Tilley
Pearl Perry
Ada Tilley
E. A. Loomer
W. C. Hunter
Mitchell
Wisconsin
L. A. Williams
Karel Mansveld
R. Marion Hardman
Episcopal Church
Cranford
Crawford
August Frieberg
Beresford
Regents of Education
Frieberg
Madrigal and Files
Miss Finley
Progress in South Dakota Laws Reported to Conference
South Dakota officials report wealth per capita and lower delinquency rates. They describe a new tuberculosis sanatorium in the Black Hills, fireproof asylum housing rules, a juvenile court privacy law, cigarette sales ban, nine o’clock saloon closings, education reforms for the deaf and blind, and parole provisions for life convicts, noting ongoing progress despite unmet reform goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Custer
Black Hills
Concrete drives for the Capitol grounds on main driveway
Pierre South Dakota contractors for the Capitol grounds began grading work today. A large force of men was put to work on the main driveway as crews shape and prepare the area for paving and landscaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Capitol
Capital commission selects concrete for grounds improvements
The capital commission approves concrete for driveways and walks on the grounds and expects extensive use for both classes of work in the improvements and the lake dam as that project advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Capital Commission
Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Summers 29
Sunday afternoon funeral for Mrs. Frank A. Summers 29 years old who died Thursday evening after ptomaine poisoning from canned salmon. Rev. Benj F. Tilley led services at the Baptist church with music by Clara Christensen. Burial at Graceland cemetery. Pallbearers named. husband and three young daughters survive. Relatives from Montrose and Minneapolis attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Summers
Benj F. Tilley
Mr. Tilley
Clara Christensen
Graceland Cemetery
C. E. Newbury
John Tuckey
J. T. Morrow
W. T. Rush
C. W. Gillis
C. G. Nichols
Summers
W .H. Hughes
Montrose
G. E. Clark
Minneapolis
Wisconsin visitors call on Nolt home
Mr and Mrs Adolph Sorg of Sauk county and Mrs Susan Davis of Springten Wisconsin arrive to visit the home of Mr and Mrs J H Nolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Sorg
Sauk County
Wis
Susan Davis
Springten
J. H. Nolt
Library Report Details Gifts and Purchases of Notable Works
The library reports many donations and purchases including an autographed copy from Boyles, four books from Mrs Jacquemai, a South Dakota collection gift from Mrs Moore, and several history and art titles from the Round Table Club. Recent acquisitions span fiction, juvenile, economics, science, travel, and biographies with steady circulation growth and increasing non fiction share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyles
Fine Arts
Cardigan
Chambers
Sherlock Holmes
Doyle
London
Red Rock
Page
Plum Tree
Phillips
Canaan
Tarkington
Golden House
Warner
Heidi
Lynn
Darwin
Doubleday
Levant
The
Nile
Russia
Pares
Lang
Boston
Dole
Robert Browning
Kenyon
Washington Irving
Winsor
Miss _ Reid
Vessel in Mid-Lake Rescued by Wireless Steamer
In a nighttime rescue on the lake, the City of Cleveland, summoned by wireless, aided the Western State which blew a cylinder head. Passengers, many from the Michigan Bankers Association, were transferred to the City of Cleveland and taken to Buffalo. The Western States reached port at noon after the perilous ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
City of
Western State
Michigan Bankers Association
Buffalo
Detroit
Mich
Western States
Millionaire Thompson Held for Trial on Bribery Charge
Washington DC Justice Wright overruled Thompson demurrer and ordered the Hamilton Ohio paper manufacturer to stand trial for bribery in an attempt to obtain a government paper contract. The case involved a $100 bill sent to Postal Service official Seantzinger.
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Washington, D. C
Justice Wright
District of Columbia Court
Peter G. Thompson
Hamil
Lowell Powell
The
Sugar Refining Company
Oil Trust Enjoined by Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Supreme Court barred three Standard Oil subsidiaries Standard Oil Indiana, Standard Oil Kansas, and Prairie Oil and Gas from colluding to curb competition. The ruling halts related cross‑ownership and price discrimination tactics across Kansas, ordering restraints on selling oil below rivals and on contracts to push competitors out of the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preme Court
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Indiana
Kansas
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Standard Oil Company
Kangas
Tridiana
Augusta manager claims self defense in New York killing
John V. McStea of Augusta Georgia says self defense after killing Arthur Brown in Albany New York. Brown was in the room with McStea’s wife Mildred Barry when the shooting occurred. the actress reports Brown struck McStea first before the fatal shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
John V. McStea
Augusta
Arthur Brown
McStea
Mildred Barry
Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ware
A. ‘Tripp
Emma On
Wood
West Fourth
D. S. Hoagland
Methodist Episcopal
Ben ‘Wood Ion
A. J. Maxateto
Methodist Church
Andihas
Gream
Paulktom
Baldwin
Olivet
W. B. Baldwin
W. A. Baldwin
Omaha
M. C. B. Baldwin
Rapid City
G. R. Douglass
Menno
J. W. Branch
Ruth Doane
Helen Erskine
Benj. P. Tilley
Baptist Society
Bedim A
Weement
Baptist Church
White Hall
West
Illinois
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Grand Lodge
Sioux Walls
Nels Jensen
S. W. Rowley
S. B. Spink
Sweeting
Sioux Falls
Assembly
Clara A. Lukens
Mitchell Lodge
Jensen
Cox
Sweeney
All Drug
Benj. F. Tilley
B. F. Tilley
Norin America
Uncle Sam
Mass
H. W. Simpson
South Dakota School of the Deaf
A. R. Schlosser
South Dakota State Training School
W. H. King
South Dakota Board of Charities and Corrections
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Springfield
Board OF Regents
S. D
State Normal School
St. Paul
Knox
National View
Thorpe
Wireless
Upok
Tales OF
Trust
Knute Nelson
Nelson
Lodge
Clark
Wyoming
Smoot
OIL Trust
Topeka, Kas
the Kansas
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