Brown Alden Brown wedding in Adel and Lincoln Lincoln
Miss Catherine P Alden of Adel and Mr Gilbert S Brown of Lincoln Neb wedding at the bride’s sister Mrs W A Wheeler’s home Wednesday evening with ring ceremony by Rev W M Mair. Guests served refreshments as rose petals lined the stairs and lavalier gift was worn by the bride. The couple planned a two week stay in Minneapolis before settling in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine P. Alden
Adel
Town
Gilbert S. Brown
Lincoln
Nebraska
W. A. Wheeler
C. A. Weber
Sioux Falls
Helen Powers
Helen Wheeler
Margaret
Grace Powers
Helen Erskine
Hazel Boges
Lavalier
Minneapolis
Nebr
Ethel Lyons
O. T. Litchfield
Watkins-Parker
Loomis
Gladysmma
Benjamin Mijles
Watkins
Gertrude
J. Alderson
Davison
Teachers picnic at Dakota Wesleyan boosts institute ties
More than 200 teachers from six counties attended a Thursday picnic on the Dakota Wesleyan College campus. Morning speaker Supt. T. A. Harmon of Yankton presented A Message of Peace, followed by The Sign on the Open Road in the afternoon. Miss Vesta Murray sang and Dr. F. E. Walker of Hot Springs spoke on Medical Efficiency and Prophylaxis. Enrollment was expected to reach 400 as teachers continued arriving for the institute and Chautauqua events. Social functions at Mrs. John Siberz’s home included a Monday luncheon and auction bridge with several hostesses assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Wesleyan
T. A. Harmon
Yankton
Harmon
Vesta Murray
F. E. Walker
Hot Springs
S. D
State Normal School
Aberdeen
Helen Reeves Receives Praises At Loudenbach Music Recital
Miss Helen Reeves daughter of Mr and Mrs M A Reeves Mitchell gave Beethoven Chopin and Liszt works at the Loudenbach School of Music Atchison Kansas recital earning strong praise from the Atchison Daily Globe The audience described Beethovens Sonata Op 77 No 1 as scholarly and the Chopin Berceuse as sleep rocking and noted the Liszt Schubert piece as a highlight also mentioning Schutz concerto with Reeves and Loudenbach. Mrs Michael J Sheeran hosts a surprise party at her mother’s home in Mitchell prior to departure for Butte Montana with a luncheon and Kodak photo among friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Reeves
M. A. Reeves
Mitchell
Loudenbach School of Music
Atchison Kansas
Atchison
Miss Reeves
Schubert
Liszt
Mr.Loudenbach
Concerto
Schutz
Michael J. Sheeran
Joseph Mueller
Second Avenue
Sheeran
Butte
Montana
Kodak
Mesdames D. Dall
L. Breidenbach
C. Hansen
M. Wilson
N. A. Rogge
T. R. Smith
R. H. Montgomery
Fred Rogge
W. Robes
M. Olson
Cook
P. McGrath
Nellie McGrath
Zina Harry Celebrates Second Birthday in Timber Lake
Mrs H W Frederick and son Zina Harry of Timber Lake S D spend summer with sister Mrs Z H Eager. Last Saturday the boy's roof garden party invited many peers and mothers. Pink rose bud decor and a pink white cake with two small candles marked the festive afternoon. Miss Louise Schlimgen and Miss Helen Orr helped host. Pink candy cookies and pink ice cream were served by Mrs J W Melady and Mrs Raymond Woodman. Each guest received a souvenir and well wishes were voiced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Schlimgen
Helen Orr
J. W Melady
Raymond Woodman
Zina Harry
Notable Twenty Honor Guests Fete Dr Seaton and Mrs Seaton
About twenty friends attended a reception honoring Dr Seaton and Mrs Seaton. Pink dominated table decor with wild rose flowers. A traveling bag was given to Dr Seaton and a set of four glass tumblers to Mrs Seaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Seaton
Alfalfa Sermon Spurs South Dakota Farmers
Prof Perry G Holden leads an alfalfa and silo promotional train across South Dakota telling swine breeders in Mitchell that alfalfa fits local soil and conditions. He cites hog profitability and silo benefits while other speakers tour nearby farms. Tension arises as a Pierre fire department incident at Parkston disrupts the alfalfa special gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Perry G. Holden
Gospel of Higher Agriculture
Mitchell
South
Prof. Holden
H. H. Stoner
Brookings
Charles Boreson
E. W. Hall
Spin
Woonsocket
Holden
W. A. Wheeler
Hfolden
Pierre
Parkston
Breeders Learn to Judge Hogs at State Meeting
Swine breeders in session heard Prof. P. G. Holden discuss alfalfa and livestock issues. O. B. West of Paulina Iowa demonstrated hog judging at the state stock pavilion. This afternoon the association held a business session with resolutions awaiting report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Holden
Holden
O. B. West
Paulina
King Has Speed Mania Belgians’ Wing Accelerates
The Wing of the Belgians shows a taste for speed as a member rides a 41 million hoety fast autocycle at seventy miles per hour. He owns many automobiles but seldom drives, preferring the new autocycle for quick, high speed travel.
Successful Institute Held in Turner County
A turnout of 130 attended the Turner county teachers institute in Parker South Dakota this week. The high school auditorium was filled, with Miss Kee King praised for guiding the program and Dean Perisho of the University of South Dakota delivering daily science lectures.
Mitchell schools superintendent shines in program talks
Fire and economic subjects entertained and enlightened the audience as Supt J W McClinton of Mitchell schools left a favorable impression with his didactics centered talks during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
J. W. McClinton
Mitchell Schools
Endeavorers Here Next Week
Christian Endeavorers of South Dakota visit Mitchell for their annual state convention hosted by local churches. Prominent speakers include Rev. H H Rottmann, Rev. J O Buswell, Rev. K S Tontz, Rev. L J Camfield, Rev. Geo L Hempstead, Rev. Wm Mast and Rev. Sam Burritt. The program features services, lectures, concerts, a banquet, and an auto excursion with entertainment coordinated by Ruth Parrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavorers
South Dakota
Presbyterian
Congregational
Baptist
Mitchell
Mandeavor
Middle West
H. H. Rottmann
Portland
Ore
J. O. Buswell
The
Stewart Memorial Church
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Minnesota
K. S. Tontz
Canova
S. D
L. J. Camfield
Academy
5. D
Sam Burritt
Kentucky State Union
Blue Grass Endeavor
F. Schwab
Christian Endeavor
Oklahoma
H. Snyder
Snyder
Ruth Parrett
Genevieve Branson
Convention School of Methods
Christian E Endeavoor
Christian Service
K. S. Tonz
S. Dak
Lake Geneve
W. M. Mast
Brookings
Tenth Legion
Anna McCauley
Bridgewater
Ada Tilley
Sam Buritt
Kentucky
L. EB. Camfield
Baptist Church
Christian Endeavors Resurrection
Geo. L. Hempstead
North Dakota Christian Endeavor Union
L. BE. Camfield
EE. F. Schwab
Henry Snyder
Flag saluting stunt sparks uptown telltale patriotism
In Deadwood South Carolina former mayor Edward McDonald hung a large American flag over Main Street to force the man who called President Wilson a coward to salute the colors. The offender did not appear as the crowd awaited the scene drawing local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
S. C
Wilson
Edward McDonald
Main Street
Lisbon Farmers Plan Annual Picnic at Gifford Bros Grove
Members of the Lisbon Farmers club will hold their picnic next Friday in the Gifford Bros grove four miles south of Betts. The program includes music by the Lisbon quartet, speeches by Hon. O L Branson and Prof S D van Benthuysen, a dinner, recitation by Evelyn Hamiel, a ballgame, races and other sports concluding in the afternoon. All residents and nonresidents are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon Farmers Club
Gifford Bros
Betts
Lisbon Quartet
O. L. Branson
S. D. van Benthuy
Evelyn Hamiel
Prosper
Emsley
Ninety-One Head Sold For Eight Dollars and Sixty Cents
Wm. Moore from Mitchell South Dakota sold ninety one steer and heifer calves weighing about six hundred twenty eight pounds at the local market. He fed calves from 200 to 250 pounds to market weight using ensilage corn alfalfa and oil meal. The sale included a shipment to Indiana and a spring sale of 725 head in record time. Moore plans more cattle on the market soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Wm. Moore
Mitchell
S. D
Moore
Trinidad
Colo
New Mexico
Indiana
Half Witted Slavonian Proves An Incendiaryist
Frank Sarich a half witted Slavonian is under arrest for a long series of fires. Local Austrians plan to send him back to Austria at their expense to avoid him becoming a public charge. He is accused of setting fires in deserted buildings where he slept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D
Frank Sarich
Austria
Sarich
Mitchell Plans Multiple July Fourth Celebrations
Mitchell residents prepare for five nearby Fourth of July events with races, dances, and sports at Ruskin park, Ethan, Kimball, Scotland, and Wessington Springs. The Sioux City 800 mile race draws crowds while the Sells Floto circus opens festivities in Mitchell on July 3 attracting big crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Sioux City
Ruskin Park
Forestburg
Sanborn County
Hioward and Letcher
Ethan
Kimball
Scotland
Wessington Springs
Mitchell Nexr
One wool clip almost pays cost of flock
In Pierre South Dakota wool shipments flow from western points as the market softens from earlier days. A new draped skirt design captivates fashion, featuring a back bustle, broad hip line, and center lift, offered in silk wool and cotton fabrics with patterns for 16 and 18 year sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Aper
Wool grower reports flock profits cover costs
A Wool grower in Sully county says proceeds from a large flock bought last year nearly paid for the flock. He predicts this year’s proceeds will exceed the total cost, noting sixteen cents per unit and substantial earnings on the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully ‘County
U S Assay Office to Stay in Deadwood
The U S assay office in Deadwood South Dakota is assured to be retained after Senate action restored its appropriation previously cut by the House. The office, when at full capacity, handles about 8 million dollars in gold annually, and its continuation is vital to Black Hills mining firms and local miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
S. D
United States
United States Senate
House
Black Hills
Roosevelt Plans South Dakota Visit For State Fair
Deadwood S D Irving H Jones secretary of the South Dakota progressive party says Col Roosevelt intends to attend the State Fair at Huron in September. Jones would not reveal mission details but hinted a Bull Moose inquiry in the Hills amid few supporters here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
S. D
Col. Roosevelt
Huron
Irving H. Jones
Progressive Party
Jones
Advertising Drives 1914 Auto Sales Momentum
The trade estimates 1914 automobile sales to reach 600 million dollars amid talk of dull times. Analysts point to advertising and steady salesmanship as the key drivers, with much auto advertising appearing in daily newspapers tied to local dealers. The automobile, a useful servant, benefited from aggressive intelligent advertising.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim Ad Included in OCR Text
The exhibit advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure for deafness caused by catarrh with a promise of $100 reward for untreatable cases. It explains deafness results from inflammation of the mucous lining and Eustachian tube, urging readers to try the remedy and noting availability from J. Henry & Co. of Toledo and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enney Hall
Framed Advice on Prices and Service Quality
The speaker offers guidance on what to purchase to achieve desired results and promises consistent service whether customers choose the recommended option or a cheaper frame. The commitment is to cheerful supply and equal quality of service regardless of price.
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Brown-Alden
J. A. Dundas
John Siberz
Fifth Avenue East
Siberz
M. G. Wider
F. H. Greenwald
O. W. Coursey
W. H. Fritz
P. H. Kelley
Mrs. Sheeran
R. L. Tremaine
Wisconsin Street
C. G. Hopkins
Redfield
A. E. Porteous
Murray
8. P. Watkins
South Sanborn Street
Miss Murray
O. E. Murray
Seatons
John L. Seaton
W. G. Seaman
Alfalfa
Prof
Famous Special
Stock Pavillion
KING
Turner County
Dr. King
O. H. Brown
Muscatine
Ala
Mayo
Lisbon Township
Sen
William Moore
Sioux ‘City
Eagle
U.S. Assay Office
Roosevelt
R, J
Chenry & CO
Toledo
Hall
Optometrist
Turkey
Smyrna
Merman Morgenthau
Hoffman Phillip
Rhiymosy
Wncd
Asia Minor
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