Local society notes and travel items from Thursday's Daily
Mrs. John M. Sierz departed for Sparta Wisconsin. Mrs. F K Ransom returned home from Ladysmith Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs L A Pope and son returned from Lake Worth Florida via Chattanooga Tennessee and Chicago. Miss Lilly A Patterson announced teacher examinations at the courthouse on April 9. J W Peckham met his brother Frank Peckham in Mitchell for an operation. The midweek Lenten service at St Marys Episcopal Church will be at 7 20 tomorrow evening with the full choir. A public service for children is at St Marys church Friday after school lasting 45 minutes with an address by the rector. Mrs Frank N Mayes of Pensacola Florida is visiting Mr and Mrs O T Litchfield, arrived yesterday with her brother Albert Kingsbury. Mayes is widow of Col. Mayes, editor of the Pensacola Journal.
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John M. Si ¥Erz
Sparta
Wis
Ladysmith
L. A. Pope
Lake Worth
Fla
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chicago
J. W. Peckham
Parkston
Mitchell
Frank Peckham
Alexandria
St Mary's Episcopal Church
Frank N. Mayes
Pensacola Fla
O. T. Litchfield
Mayes
Hartford
S. C
Albert Kingsbury
Col. Mayes
Pensacola Journal
Republican
Alexandria Herald
Alvin Steller
J. H. Nolt
Mitchell, & C
Fullerton
South Dakota
South Dakota Territory
J. R. Fox
San Francisco
Calif
California
Michael Sakell
Theodore Sakell
Sakell
S. D. Wessington Springs
Elsie Walker
Mitchell, Ar
W. A. Lloyd
Washington, D. C
Rapid City
Smith-Lever
Warren Smith
Platte
St. Joseph’s Hospital
W. F. Cody
Mason City
Milwaukee Road
Ellicott
W. M. Herbert
Gipson
E. R. Morgans
Sioux Falls
Robert W. Morgans
B. F. Barnard
Barnard- Giles-Moses Company
Barnard
Chicago Tractor Works
International Harveser Company
Vermillion Republican
Mitchell High School
Halcyon Club
J. C. Bryan
T. A. Berry
Merle Bryan
Pera
White Lake
Henry Schultz
J. W. Collins
East Fourth Avenue
Los Angeles Examiner
Christopher's
F. W. Bennett
E. Spangler
R. H. Williams
Gertrude Williams
Fred Jonas
D. E. Pepper
James Fisk
M. W. Harker
Klienau
Long Beach
J. C. Ferguson
Bennett
Bennetts
Armour Herald
Robi
Hugh Nelson
Nelson
Jeanette Smith
Mt. Vernon
John V. Dobson
Lois Anderson
Wal Williams
Kiester
Minn
A. B. Herrick
Yerrick
Kiescer
Helen Peoit
Brotherhood of the Presbyterian
Manse
Yar
Daniel Lower
Howard
J. M. Henzick
Wm. J. Herzog
Hugh Scallin
Kansas City, Mo
Harold Haynes
Western National Bank
Commercial & Savings Bank
Chamberlain Register
O. F. Hobart
Hobart
Register Office
C. W. Stock
W. J. Moore
J. C. Blenkiron
O. J. Fish
Redfield
8. B. Spink
Jesse T. Sledge
W. F. Bruell
A. B. Darling
H.L. Raymond
Youngsville
CH. Palmer
Frank B. Smith
T. Uy Spangler
Roscoe Satterlee
Virgil Boyles
Circuit Court
Hanson County
Jessie Sharp
Farmer, S D
R. A. Rhodes
Milwaukee
Chamberlain
Draper
Scenic
Reliance
J. A. Skog
West Seventh Avenue
Charles Hickerson
Kimball
Josie Adams
W. KE. Taylor
Chris Halverson
Milwaukee Roundhouse
South Duff Street
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Charles Strebl
J. T. Sledge
Hugh Dunham
Jeffreysville
J. W. Anderson
Frank J. Purdy
Purdy
J. C. Linsey
North Central Association of Colleges and Second
T. G. Vessey
R. Hatch
Jerauld County
Wessington Springs
Carl Tferser
Armour
Merle Siston
Wessington
J. J. Wits
Fremont
J. W. Everington
U. S A
Paul Beckman
Verna Remster
May Wallace
George Kunzman
Minneapolis
Kunzman
A. J. Kings Wood
East First Avenue
C. I. Anderson
Ralph Burns
Nagin Hotel
August Neuberger
Dimock
S. D
Joe L. Lovinger
Carl Murner
Murdo
John Schoenfelder
Ethan
Carl Schoenfelder
Stambaugh
Wisi
Cacoma
Strambaugh
All Saints School
Helen Peabody
United Evangelical Church
Henry Schmoll
M. F. Wiedemann
Schmoll
America
G. Seheurenbrand
Carl Brotber
F Ritter
al Hinders
Kimball Graphic
Kansas City
Butte
Mont
A. H. Smith
Whittier
E. J. Sherwood
E. M. Chaney
C. W. Downey
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
W. W. Reams
la Grippe
Bessie Cobb
A.L. Cobb
F. Mylan
C. J. Cobb
Scotland
M. D
A. L. Cobb
Harryreade
West Fourth Avenue
Arthur Kelley
Allie Martin
P. L. Smith
Berkeley
Univeristy
John M. Crampton
Pierre
Harley Thomas
Martin G. Wider
R. A. Kelly
Spencer
Omaha
Burns to speak at Fulton club banquet Monday night
Friday's daily notes Robert Burns will be one of two speakers at the Fulton Commercial club banquet next Monday evening. The Fulton Advocate praises Burns as an eloquent speaker likely to delight and instruct attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burns
Fulton Commercial
Fulton Advocate
Burns
Mitchell
Easter Wardrobe Highlights at Local Store
A handsome line of neck wear and dainty Easter styles are showcased. Silk and cotton hosiery offer season’s best colors, along with veils and yard goods in Voiles Organdies Jap Silks Lace Crepes and Crepe De Chine. Waists are praised for beauty quality craftsmanship and low prices.
Milwaukee road to add double track from Hopkins to Cologne
Mil waukee road plans spring work in Minneapolis territory to employ 700 men. Hopkins to Cologne will gain 22 miles of double track and extend double tracking to 184 miles of the 285 mile Minneapolis Aberdeen route. Additional track lowering on Hastings Dakota division will use 100 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
J. H. Foster
MilWaukee Road
Chicago
W Hopkins
Cologne
Aberdeen
S. C
Milwaukee
Hopkins
Min
Weather-driven delay may push Aberdeen project into 1916
County official Foster says Minnesota to Aberdeen link depends on conditions. Not in the 1915 budget. A decision may come next year if conditions improve, but none has been reached yet.
Auto Polo at the State Fair Headlines Huron Attractions
The 1915 South Dakota State Fair will feature new thrills with aviator Art Smith delivering two flights daily and a fireworks flight. Auto polo debuts under Ralph Hankinson with a two day auto race and top drivers led by J. Alex Sloan. Night shows promise record fireworks and eight stellar acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
S. D
South Dakota
Sec. C
N. Mellvaine
State Fair Board
Art Smith
Lincoln Beachy
Ralph Hankinson
America
J. Alex Sloan
Panama Exposition
Farm Auction Gets Big Price
The George Zeire farm of 160 acres near Mitchell, 16 miles south of Mitchell and 1.5 miles from Dimock, sold at public auction for 115.75 per acre to John Nubel of Parkston. Personal property sold well with horses to 185, colts 160, oats 60 cents a bushel, corn 59 cents, hay 13.50 a ton. Auctioneers Judge Bros. credited for managing the sale amid a storm. personal property total reached 3100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zeire
John Nubel
Parkston
Mitchell
Dimock
Judge Bros
Zeke
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Lilly A. Patterson
Court House
Oacoma
J. W. Milikan
Fred Reuterstrom
Ross E. Underhill
W. G. Seaman
Dakota Wesleyan
Woonsocket
Royal C. Johnson
Randall Cassem
O. FE. Cassem
Glendive
E. 5
Owens
Robert Larson
Sinai, S. D
Lawrence Grace
Mr. Grace
Milwaukee System
Fargo
N. D
Grand Forks
Arthur Lb. Kirkpatrick
Hardington, Neb
J. , Morris
Mr. Morris
Farmers’ & Merchants’ State Bank
Plankinton
War
J. K. Kutnewsky
W. E. Green
W. FH. King
Board of Charites and Corrections
P. A. Zollman
T. S. Welch
Corydon
Doane Robinson
T. J. Morgans
Commercial Club
Davison County
Harry Loftus
North Dakota Agricultural College
Park Board
Loftus
Twin Cities
J. J. Wipf
Freeman, S. D
Barnard-Giles-Mosés & Company
Ruth Wanton
Sioux City
I. BE. Watkinson
George Biller, Jr
Mary’s Episcopal Church
Fred Rogge
Wast
Third Avenue
Mildred Goodlad
BE. Goodlad
George A. Bieber
Linton
C. Sandidge
Graceland
Redding
Delaware
Susanna Christ
Bushnell
Ill
Carthage
Frank Miller
Fred Thomas
Miller
Orpha Grumby
Thomas
Frank Moore
Miller, 8. D
State Board of Charities and Corrections
State Penitentiary
College Belle Wayne
State College
Brookings
Butterfields
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