KNST Enlisted Soldier First to Die in Civil War Troop
The report notes the first KNST enlisted soldier killed, likely in a cavalry unit from Seventh Illinois with captain Miewer. Iron Strone or Strong is cited as a top trooper who died after illness. Spears recall Strone as one of the best and most reliable men, tied to a hospital bed during sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince
Illinois
Miewer
Phat Tite Lie
Sloane
Rust Lie
Mitteheth
Tsade Spears
Dans Nite
Strone
Wave
Tie
Ty Divine
Lyone
Hipioeaus
Wanville
Dridtey
United States
Canada
Inspecting Coal Mines to Improve Fuel Quality in Public Mines
Washington orders tighter inspection of coal shipments in the East. Officials appoint field inspectors to test anthracite quality before loading, rejecting any fuel with excessive dirt or slate. Expect broader mine inspections next year as standards tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Llicheite
United States
Vitel
Prisoners of a Span ish schooner on the Isotar Mend i
Captain John Cameron commands the American schooner Bele tis witch Mary with four year old Jane Ito from San Francisco. They were among the few Americans aboard the Isotar Mend i when it sank near Denmark while attempting to reach a German port. Germans fed and treated prisoners. one escaped after 28 days. A German note dated Feb 25 says the Wall boy cruiser returned from India. A British admiralty communiqué confirms Wall sank several ships. Later reports place Trotz Mend i in charge of prisoners from sunken vessels on its capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
John Caneron
Mary
Wnather
Janeita
San Francisco
Careron
Germain
Wall
Mlantie
Indianand Pouce Geems
Admiralty
frotz-Mendj
Charee
Trotz-Menui
Wolf
Tote Nventis
Trelod
Vite Glennan
Menno Soldier Serves in France Duty Guarding Transport
Sergeant William Glockler, a Menno native, reports that Camp Funston’s death rate is comparable to a city of its size. He leads a soldiers' police squad, makes rounds at major gatherings, and guards transportation, waterworks and similar duties here and on arrival in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menno
William Glockler
Camp Funston
France
New Socialist Weekly Newspaper Planned in City
Printing equipment is installed in a building in his city in preparation for a new weekly newspaper reported to be the official organ of the socialist party of South Dakota. Editor named Mr Stout, formerly an attache of the Tripp Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trip
Maren
Socialist Party of South Dakota
Stout
Tripp Ledger
Red Cross Work Output Drops Versus Last Week
Weekly Red Cross activity shows reduced food sewing and piece completion compared with the prior period. Total outputs include 225 labor items, 132 pieces in a later week, and 779 items prepared for shipment to Minneapolis division headquarters. New sewing and packing leadership appointed at federal building HQs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sowie Peto
Sprne
Ofehils
Clapton
Weber
Minneapolis
Mersusen
Winwards
Shelton
Whursday
Wenziik
Blair
Chartes Weller
Thompson
Federal Building
As- Sistanere
Eien Goesory
Robert Burns
Heimburger
Helen Ball
John O'Donnell
Funeral services for Atran A Warren Monday afternoon
Funeral services for Atran A Warren will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church Monday afternoon at 2 o clock with brief services at 4:30 and public funeral services to follow. Interment in Graceland Cemetery. Pallbearers: W. B. Rathbun, George Stone, G. C. Blackman, W. J. Pury, Wm. A. Peterson, S. A. Wise. Warren died March 2 at age 57. He came to the state in 1883 from New York and lived in Mitchell, where he ran a hardware business before retiring from active affairs. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Chase Warren of Mitchell, and a son and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atran A. Warren
Methodist Episcopal Eloiel
Eelock
A. Howehundt
Iit
Thiowlis
Ont Som
Chase Warren
Mitehoet
Ans Randidaiehler
Hause
Herdeen Nut Awe
Athena
SPN Peis
Willidie
Pierre Afonday
Lucy Voussiini
Emery
Mitchell
Will Black
Mil Vernon
CG. Sullivan
Pirkston
Wi. Cooper
Mast Listh Avenue
Lonesis
Sanborn
Bila
Anna
Minnie Keidel
Orlando Worning
Elia
Minnie Reidel
Oimalia
Surbeck
Jennie Johnston
Commercial and Savings Bank
Chamberlain
Thompson
Roctal
H. J. van Tassel
War Heme
Alexandria
Adolph Gardner
White Lake
Milwaukee
Burr Stroft
Mitehell
James Hall
Lebon Bray
Riverside
W. al Broadbent
Harold Meyer
PB. A. Eta
J. P. Patterson
Republican
Walt
EK. J. Sullivan
Mason City
Milwaukee Line
A. G. Woodward
Mro
Ad. Biske
Dolanad
Arthur Price
Tulare
J.P. Duthie
G. €. Dean
Pullman
Wash
Nebraska
Montana
Allenslade
Fulton
Oncus Chavers
Fred Nottensmieter
Lane
Jr. Po Premak
Iver Peterson
Pollock
George Peterson
Hill of
Baptist Ladies* Aid Society
Sewine
John Honsko
Pukwana
A. C. Woodward
Mittehell
Chris Prior
Woonsocket
Albert Fill
Security National Bank of
Walter Muhiney
Miller
RON. A. Thimble Cfnb
Red Grass
Ladies of Ransom Relief Corps
New Methodist State Hospital
St. Mary’s Guild
Swelock
Wood
Queen Esthers Circle
M. EB. Church
Seelock
Katherine Erskine
First Avenue
Jodee
Fagle’s Hall
Br B.A. Bobb
Aberdeen
William Waseloof Lane
Loreal
WS. Spyder
Commionwealth Trust and Savings Bank of
Sioux City
BE. P. Crane
Detroit
Mich
J. J. Gillis
Seattle
Red Cross
WLR. G
G. Alr
Halt
David PL Ryboett
Purner Creamery Company
Prenton
Mao
J.B. McDonnell
Wayne Barnard
Auetioneer
Dick Lewallen
Lyman County
Kingsbury
AL Ro Wire
Legatlen
Funeral for Nelson Infant Held Here
Prayers and rites were conducted for Louise Mirgarn Nelson infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscap Nelson at their North Tangvler Street home on Saturday. Dr. Os. Wonehand officiated. The child died at age two years from severe fever. No public service due to disease nature. Parents and extended family mourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Mirgarn Nelson
Mie
Oscap Nelson
North Tangvler Street
Os. Wonehand
Mareti
Miteledl
Trem Srand
Tine Mes
Frank Kenton
Notre Dame Delivers Easy Twin Basketball Wins
Notre Dame girls defeated Pullen and Artesism high schools with 54 to 2 and 44 to 8 over the weekend on their home floor. The lineup featured Woodward Reed Seiber Shoemaker Montgomery Williams Bracy Ashmore Linguist Voltix Ness Bruner and Dowdell among others as Notre Dame outworked the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Diamie Academic
Pullen
Artesism High Schools
Free Academy Girls
Pulton
Lestan
Amely
Multan Artesian Niosan
Woodward Cleveland
Reed Porward
Steiber
Notice of Probate for William G. Froesehie Estate
In Davison County South Dakota County Court the estate of William G Froesehie deceased. Annie Froesehie filed a petition for Letters Testimentary and probate of the will. A hearing is set for March 6 1928 at 10 oclock AM in Mitchell Court House to show cause why the petition should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Davison
William G. Proesehle
Annie Froesehle
Gotliebschernvenbrane
Adal Scheurenbrand
William FR. Froesehie
William G. Froesehte
Annie Froesehie
Withgm G. Proesehte
Milk price jumps again doubling in four years
Milk prices rise sharply with a seven cent per quart increase over four years, moving from 11 cents to 12 cents per quart and climbing to 28 to 80 cents per gallon in Mitchell. Dairies cite high hay and silage costs as the main driver, with several local firms adopting the new rate on the first day of the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit- Chel
Tewe
Mitchell Local Notes Sparkled with Visits and Updates
Friday notes detail visits from Wuss, Hoffman, and Agzicin, a Dakota Wesleyan student enlisting, Elm scale concerns, Red Cross progress, and upcoming games at the Academy. Local officials report promotions in railroad management and multiple hospital and school activities across Mitchell.
County board offers reward for Prohibition violators
Kingsbury county board of commissioners voted a standing reward of 100 dollars to any person excluding regular officers who provide evidence leading to arrest and conviction of violators of the statewide prohibition law. The measure is expected to spur reporting of infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeSmet
Ls. D
Board of Commissioners of
Kingsbury County
Wheat price sparks feud between partners turns violent
In Mt Vernon area Spangler and Tiamsland, wheat partners on a northeast farm, clashed over a prior contract and wheat shares. A court appearance looms as the dispute escalates from farm talks to a confrontation at the Brandon town hall.
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Wiaustth
Miest
Tsree
Spangier
Vernon Wold
Ben Tiamsland
J EL Owens
Tiamsland
Mt. Vernon
Sypmeler
Granni Aly
Tjiomsland
Toomsland
Brandon
Spangler
Victory bread rules eased for wheatless days
Federal Food Administrator GN Herreid in South Dakota announced changes to bread regulations. A three quarter pound loaf is now allowed with weight tolerance across batches, and bakers urged to use more substitutes on wheatless days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Federal Food Administrator
South Dakota
Herreid
U.S. Food Administration
Victory
Major O W Coursey to Speak at Mitchell Church
Thursday’s Daily Bank clearings note Major O W Coursey of Mitchell saving a feature on Sunday evening at the Methodist Episcopal Church. He is described as a refined orator and a generous man who will present The Harp of Life for a food fund, with no compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Press
Major O. W. Coursey
Mitchell
Methodist Episcopal
Major Coursey
Minne EB. Neff
Gamp Grant
Rockford
France
Neff Jett
Castana
Camp Grant
Frome Mitchell
Red Cross
St. Louis
Evans
Orville Orcutt
Nick B Reinarty
Ethan
Alexandrie
George Hughart
Son Armstrong
New York
Nick Reinarty
W. Bruce
Mound No 1
City
Crampton
Adolph Marking
Parkston
G. N. Kennedy
H. Albres
Presho
Omaha
Cleota Branch
Fulton
wWisie Leuth
George Leuth
B. Sabin
Yankton
L. L. Wagner
Davenport
Iowa
J. S. Borham
Loomis
H. G. Giddings
W. W. Reams
Aberdeen
William Erpenbach
Beckwith Walrath Marriage Planned for March
Mr and Mrs Louis Beckwith Sr announce the marriage of Grace Beckwith to Walrath in March at the winter home in Los Angeles California. After a coast tour the couple will reside in Mitchell after April first. Walrath works in the insurance field and serves as secretary of the Commercial Mutual fire insurance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walrath
Los Angeles
Grace Beckwith
Dancee
Louis Beckwith
Mitchell
Commercial Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Mitchell Lutherans surpass allotment for soldiers fund drive
Mitchell Norwegian Lutheran church members over subscribed their $75 goal, raising 98.50 for the soldiers and sailors camp fund as part of a national Lutheran drive. The Mitchell total excludes Eth an and Rock Creek congregations which will report separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Norwegian Lutheran Church
Lutheran Churches
United States Army Service
Army
Mitchell
Ethan
Rock Creek
Matt Thune
Crusade
Olson
B. Oberg
WW. J. Halsted
Alex Larson
B. Osbers
Local crowds flood box office for Mikado at Met theatre
Crowds lined up at the Metropolitan box office to reserve seats for The Mikado. The production, staged as a Red Cross benefit, features a high school student chorus and a largely local cast. All receipts go to the Red Cross chapter, with the theatre donating its venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Metropolitan Theatre
Red Grass
Sioux Falls Chosen For Hardware Meet
Sioux Falls will host the South Dakota Retail Hardware association for the next convention as executives set February as likely timing. Officers elected include President C. M. Waltpenny Northville and Vice President H. B. Johnson Alexandria with others named. the group approved purchasing 100 Liberty bonds for the state association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Retail Hardware Association
F. J. Shephard
C. M. Waltpenny
Northville
H. B. Johnson
Alexandria
H. Gc, Parker
Sale of State Lands in Davison County Auction
Notice to sell state lands at public auction in Davison county on April Sth 1918 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the courthouse. Immediately after, unleased state lands will be offered for lease at public auction. Dased at Pierre January 25 1918 N B F Wright Commissioner of School and Public Lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison
Said
Pierre
S. D
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KNST
William D. Strong
Camp Cody
Wiligtn
Thursdey
Meser
Sod
Noerdgen
Federal
W.o Bickethingt
Calministra
Washington
Mily
A. A. Warren
Nelson
Notre Dame
Artesian
C. C. Thompson
Seal S. Cattrell
Zollman & Tipton
Wuss
Pidro
Kh. Mather
Hoffman
Biery
Prank Agzicin
Laughter
Alexandrian
Frank Baster
Ledeller
W. Osborn
Bardeen
Estell Deller
Dakota Wesleyan
Great Lakes
H. A. Shute
Frank Bobb
Shute
Carrol G. Lamb
Sioun City
Mayer
East Side
R. H. Montgomery
H.R. Puttler
H. G. Willis
Don Fellows
Plankinton
Leo Reisen
Pomona
Calif
H. M. Gillick
H. and D
M. J. Flanigan
W. F. Ingraham
Mitchell Park Board
Becker Clothing Company
Artesian High School
Academy Geymfistium
HW. A. Goethals
Forzetter
McDonald
Newton
Strong
Gamp Cody
N. M
Deming
Isaac Spears
Beckwith-Walrath
Mitchell Lutherans
Mikado
Wallace MacLean
Manki Poo
Harold Grundiland
Louis Lovinger
Steming Tipton
Lord High
Jack McLaughlin
Jessie Hazen
Pitti
Dell Clark
Peep Boo
Viola Marshall
Katisha
Zerline Miles
Bernice Frost
STATE
N. B
F. Wright
U. S
Western Canada
U.S. Government Service, Dept. OF Labor
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