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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1918

Page

1

Neighborhood News Highlights from Local Farm and Social Life

Local residents report wheat sowing by farmers, a sprained ankle delaying a test, hog marketing in Ethan, and visits from Mrs. Rapp and Mrs. Joe Oster of Plankinton. Social events include a Lawrence home entertainment with violin and piano, a Home Talent play, and a large post entertainment refreshment turnout. Edwin Anderson returns on furlough from navy school and festivities feature cards and games. Guests plan housekeeping in Volga, and travelers visit Armour and Shellsburg before returning home.

Clarence Anderson Lawrence Ethan Rapp Joe Oster Plankinton Frank Schick Homer Brion Andy Wieland Bert Thomas Miss Andrews Ruth Mooney Mr. Nicholas Lancaster Mr. Wilson Percy Nicholas Roy Lancaster J T. A. Anderson Edwin Navy School of Michigan Anderson

Local Notes From Belvidere and Surrounding Area

Belvidere Herbert Waterbury of Mitchell visited his sisters this week. A Balie of Pipestone Montana arrived this week and purchased a farm west of town last fall hauling lumber for buildings. Ed F Shuck and family settled on a farm he bought last year after a trip to Geddes. Farmers report wheat sowing underway. Mrs John Waton left for Camp Dodge to visit her husband stationed there. A former local soldier now at Camp Funston sent a 270 dollar deposit check home. Victor Drips visited relatives in Buffalo County.

Herbert Waterbury Mitchell Belvidere A. Balie Pipestone Montana Balie Ed. F. Shuck Geddes John Waton Camp Dodge Gamp Funston Sam Victor Drips Buffalo County

Local Dispatches Note Short Visits and Travel Plans

Spencer Miss Hazel Meyer spent a few days visiting her parents, then left for Sioux Gily on Friday evening. Mrs J J Bolin and daughter Thelma travel to Moore Montana to join Mr Bolin. Frank Flamming visits from White Lake then plans trips to Wisconsin and the Pacific coast. Joseph Manders arrived from Oelriehs to visit, and Mrs Harry Sexton with children head to Bigelow Minnesota to stay with relatives. W J Bjormnnson made a business trip to Sioux Falls and B W Lindekugel went to Alexandria.

Hazel Meyer S. J. Meyer Sioux Gily J. J. Bolin Thelma Moore Mont Mr. Bolin Frank Flamming White Lake Wisconsin Pacific Coast Joseph Manders Oelriehs S. S Harry Sexton Bigelow Minn W. J. Bjormmnson Sioux Falls

Local residents host visitors and relocate farms in region

Plankinton residents report Mrs. Frank Stekl of Leteher visiting with daughter Mrs. Ray Furman. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gunselley return to Canada after wintering with relatives in Town and Mrs. Dick Wilson. Mrs. Harvey Hopkins visits from Mitchell with H. C. Lewis family. F Flynn moves to farm vacated by Wilcox brothers. Mrs. Taylor visits a daughter from the east. Mrs. Lenocher visits Lena Williamson in Hopper. Mrs. Frank Ponsor and Mrs. George Sweep return from Rochester seeking medical advice. Ponsor improving with care. Gunselly depart for Canada after months with relatives and daughter Mrs. R A Wilson. Mrs. Kuinke travels to Sioux City for her father’s operation. Frank J. Dunbar arrives from Chicago, formerly with the Herald. Dr. Smiley visits from Mt. Vernon. W. J. Chevalier returns from Sioux City on business.

Frank Stekl Leteher Ray Furman Joseph Gunselley Canada Dick Wilson Harvey Hopkins Mitchell H. C. Lewis F. Flynn Gunselly Iowa R A. Wilson Charles Kuinke Sioux Ciy Frank J. Dunbar the Herald Chicago Smiley Mtt Vernon Joe Fuchs Motley, Minn Aurora County W. J. Chevalier Sioux City

White Lake Officers Headed to New York City for Medical Call

Lieutenant J. G. Rogers arrived from Fort Riley with his wife and left for New York City where they will stay until the doctor is summoned. La France Mrs. C. 3. Hubert visited Fulton last Tuesday for time with her daughter. Misses Gassie and Rae Woodward went to Chicago Sunday to visit Miss Ebba Forsberg. Mrs. Thomas Swenson and son David left for Illinois Thursday due to the illness of Mrs. Swenson's elderly mother. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McQuillon, who were on their wedding trip, reside here.

J. G. Rogers Fort Riley New York City la France Hubert Fulton Gassie Rae Woodward Chicago Ebba Forsberg Thomas Swenson David Tlinois

Letter from Ernest V. Wills Reassures Home Folks

The letter from Cadet Ernest V. Wills, dated February 16 1948 from France, describes injuries and hospital care after a reported incident. He expresses gratitude for hospital treatment and asks about his family, saying he expects to return home and hopes Mrs Wills is not worried.

Arrivals and Local Notes From Plankinton Area

Stickney William Chevatler and mother-in-law Mrs Peter Delire arrived yesterday en route from Sioux City to Plankston. They visited the W P Smith family before heading to Plankinton. Stilwell recently returned from a southern California trip. his sister lives in Oakland. Joseph Sigtoh left for Lincoln Nebraska to enter State Auto school. Mr and Mrs K L Beemer welcomed a baby boy born Tuesday March 412 at their city home. Joe Sige of Warren Arkansas arrived to work the season with Fred Beer in Baker township. Mrs Luke Vandees, recently released from Mileheld hospital, underwent another operation and is now recovering. During her first operation Wis Hol Thought was deemed necessary.

William Chevatler Lincoln Neb K. L. Beemer Joe Sige Warren Ark Fred Beer Baker Township Luke Vandees Mileheld

Local Residents Return From Various Trips and Loss

Draper oR Donnelly returned from Springfield after attending to his father Henry Clancey's death. FL M. Smith conducted county business. J A Robertson visited family. Dro and Mrs Hunt spent time with their son Earl. Guy Tranter came back from Armour on a business trip. Fy Snyder and Mrs Snyder arrived from Des Moines to settle in town. B F Hubbard visited sons and families Tuesday. Mark Trabbard went to White River Wednesday.

Local Residents Travel and Farm Repair Notes

Kennebec MV Barney visited White Ranch midweek with others arriving for home repairs. Mr and Mrs W W Verner returned Monday to Qaoma after inspecting the Dice home near Sweeney. Gheis Leruns came from Plainview Wednesday morning. Mrs Hi BK Lien returned via Winner from a business trip to Omaha. James Lowham arrived from Gas Evade last week to visit and handle affairs. J W Jackson went up to near Gucoma.

Barney White W. W. Verner William Williamson Priday Qaeoma Dice Sweeney Gheis Leruns Plainview Neh Lien Winner Omaha James Lowham Gasevade J.W. Jackson Gucama

Wessington Springs Notes on Accidents and Local Plans

Wessington Springs residents slowly recover from injuries after a runaway accident. Rev. McMullen of Sioux Falls and HH. Gregory of Pierre conducted business in town. A Commercial Club meeting planned a building and loan association amid high housing demand. The A. Wade sale for Red Cross raised about 8103 with contributions from businesses and individuals. Red Cross totals reached 67 plus other items bringing the sale to about 594 for the society.

PV. Ib. Sutazer McMullen Sioux Balls Wessington Springs Gregory Pierre Commercial Club A. Wade Red Cross A. O G. Lasson

Visit ends as McDonald family returns home

Artesian Joseph McDonald and Katie and Myrtle Smalley, who had been visiting at the McDonald home southwest of town, returned to their Boone Iowa home Tuesday evening. A U Seoth and W Sbeeraker.

Joseph McDonald Katie Myrtle Smalley

Local residents list travels and visits across states

Returned Tuesday evening from Buffalo New York J M Johnson who has been visiting his daughter Mrs O B Adams for the past week returned to his home at Genoa Nebraska Monday morning. Mr and Mrs A M Erb came up from Estherville Iowa Saturday evening Mrs H W Lucid and Miss Bernice were west bound passengers Saturday evening Mrs Martin Gere went to Woonsocket Wednesday evening Bert Taylor returned last evening from near Guthrie Center Iowa where he has been in charge of a store James Bedford and Gus Rosenthal returned last evening from a short visit at Monroe Wisconsin G M Bennett and Fr M Ryan were business passengers cast yesterday morning.

Buffalo N.Y J. M. Johnson O. Bb. Adams Genoa Neh A. M. Erb Estherville HW. Lucid Bernice Martin Gere Woonsocket Bert Taylor Guthrie

Community Socials Show Local Visits Across Iowa California

Mrs Laura Orcutt assists at Lumbard bank during a special session visit. Mrs BE Hill Jert and Armour friends visit Le Mars. Ed Brown family hosts Fred Brown arrival from the west. Mrs Colton of Goiton visits daughter Mrs Coxe. W W McClenahan and W 2B Harker attend Ware ry Lauder concert in Sioux City. Irene Thode returns to Kimball State bank position.

Laura Orcutt California Lumbard Bank Lumbard Ses BE. T. Hill Jert Olu. Armour John Meis Uh Pp Garvin Dash le Mars Town Fred Brown West Ed Brown P. J. Colton Goiton S. B

Local Notes from Morall to Pierre Community

Parker Bogue Jr returns from Morall North Dakota on business. Mrs Bert Bousfield reports from Oshkosh Wisconsin after funeral of her father. Lars Jorgenson visits from Spring Valley. David Sorenson on furlough from Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Ed Nelson Core Wood Helen Skinner visit Sioux Falls. B A Wendt visit Humboldt. Loren Stoddard home from California. John Gering and Vinal Clikeman in Pierre this week.

Alan Bogue, Jr Morall N. D Bert Bousfield Oshkosh Wis Lars Jorgenson Springvalley David Sorenson Great Lakes Naval Training Station Ed Nelson Core, Wood Helen Skinner Sioux Malls Humboldt Loren Stoddard California John Gering Vinal Clikeman Pierre

Local Notices From Casson To Alexandria And Beyond

A series of brief items notes deaths and travels: Alexandria’s John Reis summoned to Casson, Minn., by word of his mother in law’s passing. Eva Waite operated on for appendicitis in Mitchell and recovering well. Fred Marke visited his sister in Wolsey. Mr and Mrs Charles Seacat returned to Geneva after her visit in Alexandria. Mrs W A Greene arrived from Benton Ark to be with her daughter. J J McCormish returned from Tyndall after visiting son Harry. George Drake and another man from the municipal lighting plant called to Plathe due to his wife’s illness.

John Reis Casson Minn

Beresford Residents Visit Friends in Nearby Cities

Beresford residents Mr and Mrs Richard Sunstrom and Mrs A Sanford visited Sioux City yesterday for a few days. Mrs John Wietho and her daughter arrived in Sioux Gton for a visit at the Martin Nanninga home.

Marion News: Local Visitors and Travel Notes

Marion residents report visits and travels including Hentges traveling to Oswego Montana for a claim near that area. Albert Buehmiller came from Par ley for Dr Tieszen knee care. Win j Wogland returned for a week with family. Prof Hancock from Dol t on visited Jot Spener and Mrs Voegel with Louise. Richard Otten from Sioux Falls spent a week with his Marion family. Dave Sorenson visits while on furlough from Great Lakes Naval Training Station.

Win Hentges Oswego Mont Albert Buehmiller Parley Tieszen Wogland J Marion Prof Hancock Dolt Jot Spener Albert Voegel Louise Polton Richard Otten Sioux Falls Dave Sorenson Great Lakes Naval Training Station

Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Departures

Pukwana residents A Swanson and Geo Routier hosted Saturday evening gatherings at the Routier home with Ernie. Miss Marie Gerber visits her aunt Mrs Thomas for a week. Mrs Geo Feltman and daughter visited the J W Feltman home Monday and Tuesday. Chas Hankole and mother of Mrs Bb Weeks of Chamberlain left for Basle Grove Ja after winter visit. A B Creamer traveled to Chamberlain for an army physical. Mrs Nora Peters returned north of Kimball Friday. Emanuell Ollo and Chris Manz shipped a five year hog load to Sioux City Monday.

A. Swanson Geo. Routier Ernie Routier Marie Gerber Mrs. Thomas Geo. Feltman J. W. Feltman A. B. Creamer Chamberlain Nora Peters Kimball Emanuell Ollo Chris Manz Sioux Fly

Byrne Looms Strong For The Senate Nomination

Pierre S D March 23 The special war emergency session under Governor Norbeck focused on campaign activity as candidates for state and national offices spar for renomination. Incumbents like Governor Norbeck and Lt Governor McMaster face potential opponents while secretary of state and auditor fields tighten. Community notices follow about local visits and events amid wartime politics.

Capitol

Mitchell News Briefs and Local Visits in March 1918

Mrs B L Kempton leaves for Deming New Mexico to join her husband and two sons at Camp Cody where Sergeant Earl Kempton Corporal Warren Kempton are with the Mitchell boys. James G Gregory of Duluth arrives to visit his mother Mrs Ellen Gregory. he plans to depart for Chicago Wednesday. Local shop notes list muslins undergarments and gowns at Webster’s Dept Store. Several residents visit Mitchell stores. A G Johnson of Redfield attends Dakota Wesleyan trustees meeting. Gust Patt of Kimball fined $100 or 80 days for transporting liquor into South Dakota and leaves for home. J G Johnson sails for Clear Lake to attend farming interests. Mrs Will Nye of Salem visits Mitchell. Carl Knappe of Mt Vernon visits. O K Flynn of Logmis visits. his son Elmoe enlisted in U S Army and sent to Jefferson Barracks. Rev P O Bunt of Aberdeen district visits his son Richard and attends the DWU board meeting. P M Greene’s addition to Mitchell dated March 1th 1918. S Gattrel William KR DanforthExecutor Alexandria D Clerk.

B. HL. Kempton Deming N. M Camp Cody Earl Kempton Warren Kempton Mitchell James G. Gregory Duluth Minn Ellen Gregory Gregory Chicago Websters Dept J. E. Tanner Blomina Hanner Ethan Mitehell A. G. Johnson Redfield Dakota Wesleyan University Gust Patt Kimball South Dakota J. G. Johnson Clear Lake Will Nye Salem Carl Knappe Mt. Vernon O. K. Flynn Logmis Flynnn Elmoe Flynn United

Order to Show Cause Why Sale of Real Estate Should Not Be Made

A Davison County court in Mitchell issues an order to show cause for the sale of all real estate of John A. Boulware, deceased. Executor George Thiel seeks authorization to sell Lot Eight of Block Seven, with a public notice to appear April 13, 1948, at 10:30 in the forenoon, as published in Mitchell Capital for four weeks.

South Dakota John A. Boulware George Thiel Mitchell Davison Samineh Mitchell Capital Davison County

Notice to creditors for estate of William G Froesehle

Executrix Annie Froeselite announces that creditors and others with claims against the estate of William G Froeselite deceased must present them with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims should be shown at the Executrix's address 343 East Second Street Mitchell South Dakota. Dated Mitchell South Dakota March 46th 194s. Zollman Tipton attorneys represent the estate.

Walnam G Froesebte William G. Froesehle East Second Street Mitchell South Dakota Annie Froeselite Willian G. Froeselite Zollman &Tipton

State Lands Sale and Lease Notice in Davison County

Public sale of state lands to be held in Davison county on April 1918 at Hecourt House between 10 and 5. Following the sale, lands not under lease will be offered for lease at public auction. Dated Pierre January 25 1918. N B Knight Commissioner of School and Public Lands.

Gus Helsterson Lis Nick Knight Schools and Public Lands J. Murphy Muaa Phata Byrne Payne Hughes Arthur Sherin Coddington Arthur Baller Fuller Bushfield Payne Richard N. Axford Brown A. A. Coulson Kingsbury Frank Shaw Beadle Superintendent Gressman Gregory Axford Goulson Gressman Supreme Court Charles I. Whiting Samuel ©. Polley John Howard Gales Davison

Notice to Cancel Mortgage in Davison County

Tod Spangter as administrator of Martha E Snow deceased files for order canceling a mortgage dated October 20 1902 by Willard Snow Lier and Martha E Snow to William M Posey recorded book 97 page 6 Davison County. Mortgage paid. hearing set April 4 1948 at 2 PM in Mitchell Realty Building circuit court chambers. Clerk S Gastrell seals the record. Attorney T J Spangter to appear.

Ghenit Davison County South Dakota Tod. Spangter Martha Ko Snow Martha E. Snow Willard Snow Office of the Register of Deeds Rowley Mitchell Circuit Court S. Gastrell

Petition for discharge in bankruptcy in South Dakota

The firm of Karl Kempton and Dave H Kempton seek a full discharge from all debts provable against their estate as a firm and individuals. A hearing is ordered for May 6, 1918 in Sioux Falls with notice to known creditors via Mitchell Capital.

Earl Kempton Dave WH. Kempton Dave TH. Kempton J. C. Elliott District Court of the United States District of South Dakota Karl Kempton Dave H. Kempton Mitchell Davison A. J Congress Harl Kempton Roseor Satterlee S. P United States of America T H. Kempton HW. G. Giddings District of New Mexico County of Luna Bary Kempton Tme B. Y. McKeyes

Coming to Mitchell Dr Doran to Visit Widmann Hotel

Dr Doran the reliable specialist will be at Widmann Hotel in Mitchell on Monday and Tuesday April 8 9 offering consultations and guidance for residents seeking expert care.

Widmann Hotel

Doctor Doran Offers Free Consultation For Chronic Ailments

The advertisement portrays Dr. Doran with nearly 25 years of experience promising non surgical treatment of chronic diseases. It touts renewed vigor for men and women, urges married women to come with husbands and children with parents, and lists office hours from 10 am to 4 pm with limited appointment times.

Doran

Hall's Catarrh Cure Aimed at Blood and Mucous Surfaces

Internal remedy designed to cure catarrh by purifying blood and affecting mucous tissues. Claims to be prescribed by top physicians and a regular prescription. Produced by I. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. Wakefield's Family Pills for constipation mentioned.

I. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Sola Wake Kall

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