Mitchell area social notes and weddings roundup
Mitchell area clubs host annual meetings and social events. Officers elected include Mrs Wider as president and Mrs EW Lechan as vice president. notes cover engagements, weddings, senior girl entertainment, birthday celebrations, and a Wilson Riley nuptials report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fexdames Wider
Sibert
John Melt
F. E.van Wagenen
James Tevons
John Derry
Wider
Greenwald
A. Ken"Ht
Kelley
Gorge Evans
W. Shelley
Ery
L. J. Welch
Geo. Ames
W. A
TATERTOWN IS MEET WINNER AT STATE TRACK MEET
Talented Watertown athletes led by D.-Claycon Walker of Aberdeen win the meet with strong showings in preliminaries and finals. In windy conditions the squad secured a state championship score and several event wins while Aberdeen trailed in team totals. Morris and Redelfel posted top finishes as Huron, Aberdeen, and Clark also claimed podium spots in sprints, jumps, and throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averdech
Claycon
Aberdeen Wai Snens
Panile Partier
Morris
Satis
Aeron
Pee Ees lI
Maeno Latertown Ta
Aberdeen
Gascoigne
St Huron
Klaus
Groton Aig
Lebach
Redela Febone
Illotwon
Gellyaburay
Price
Haron Ace
Dad Warner
Hammer
Clark
Meintyre
Rachela Serond
Copeland
Urea
Vaird
Mio Saiterus
Lloyd
Huronfray
Mune
Averdeen
Genuiets
Getynburg
Speranaten
Netond
Mwiatatown
Iro
Abdeen
Pointer Clare
Belby
Paulkton
Bath
Athol
Weronka
Stratford
Bempeting
Cheyenne River reservation grazing bids and leases
In the Alana Held Mt White Horse area of the Cheyenne River reservation council moves to awaken the lands next year for the highest bidder contract for grazing. Until then cattle companies may graze this year at 1.76 dollars per head, after which all firms must pay to use the land for stock feeding. Mrs. J B Amith of Mitchell reports Beutel of Mrs. Thos Taubman departed for home Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne River
Alana
Mt White Horse
Gemieux ralle-Argus-Leader
J. B. Amith
Mitchell
Madame Schumann Heink Delights Audiences At Metropolitan
An audience paid 2.60 per seat to hear Madame Schumann Heink in concert for about an hour. The performer received enthusiastic applause and two encores. Despite stage wind and a door issue, she delivered a generous program including Schubert and two pieces by request, fascinating listeners with her range and tone. Eugenie Jones presented flowers and the singer thanked the audience with warmth. The night affirmed her reputation as a premier soprano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Theater
Madame Schumann
Heer
Folter
Schumann-Helaks
Madame Schumann-Heink
Tadea
Eugenie| Jones
Mire Il Jones
Ahe
Aris
Schubert
Dramatic Training Shines in Rosary Performance
The audience praised her dramatic training and singing of The Rosary. Katharine Hoffman, the accompanist, proved worthy, while Madame Lichmann-Heink’s insistence on shared applause seemed to align with audience wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Hoffman
Lchumann-Heink
Ap Iplause
Contested Municipal Judge Race Ends With Plurality Claim
A heated contest for the office of municipal judge arises after a three cornered race on April 20. Former judge John H. Rogers led early but a later two candidate race resulted in Walsh defeating him. Rogers contends the law requires only a plurality, and plans to pursue action to reclaim the office. Attorneys argue the municipal court statute dictates election by law, with plurality insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Rogers
Rogers
Walsh
Toxers
Riges
Plankinton Ward Elects Council Member by Coin Toss
In Plankinton First Ward the election result hinged on a coin flip. W F Kehm and Marion Williams tied votes. the toss of a silver dollar decided Kehm would represent the ward for the coming year. Kehm chose heads and won as Auditor Goodiad tossed. Kehm was sworn in and began a twenty year council term.
Plan 30000 in new bridges plan 30000 in new bridges
A. N. Brodstrup of Pioneer Bridge Company won the contract for twenty bridges and culverts in Davison county, with an estimated total of about 40000. Bridges will be built in Me Vernon Union Tobin Ishou Badger and Mitchell townships, including several in Tobin and Badger. A concrete arc bridge will be built in Mit chen township. Culverts will be distributed along county roads. The board also approved bridge work between Mitchell and the James River and authorized action on a road project. Lily Patterson, superintendent of schools, was approved $30 for an assistant for fare Seventh and eighth grade annual examinations.
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A. N. Brodstrup
Iridige ‘Company
Davison County
Vernon
Union
Badger
Secions
Mitchen
Reon
Brad Ing
Mitewell
Tames River
Brodsteup
Rice
Seven Ages high school play at city hall auditorium
Mitchell high school students will present "The Stairway of Life" in one act with seven scenes depicting labyhood childhood youth maiden wifehood motherhood and old age The show directed by Miss Mary E Walters features many students in roles across all scenes set for Tuesday evening May 11 at the city hall auditorium
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson-Riley Nupitals
Sylventer Wilson
Alma
Riley
C. B. Harrold
Mitchell
Mtr
Guy Tey
Maud
Ana
Mallés
Mitenel
Mitchell High School
City Hall
Mary E. Walters
Theigh School
Migs Wal
Labyland
Nellie Jones
Ray Agnes
Blanche Wyant
Rose
Eddie
Leo Salisbury
Harry
Ethelling
Ethel
Je Nurse
Verne Sholes
Miss Noward
Rose Strong
Doris
Elva Wilder
Patty
Sylvia Belerson
Florence
Esther Alison
Mary
Marvin Bauer
Mayor Urges Economy In Yearly Message
The mayor calls for strict economy as four months remain in the fiscal year. He outlines budget sources totaling 81,231.08 with an appropriation of 86,540 and notes a deficit. Departments must limit expenditures, and a thorough city finances report is urged for accountability and improvements. The mayor also stresses street paving and water supply upgrades for fire protection and domestic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Remts
Esas
Milwaukee
Omaha Railways
Finance Committee
Congerl
Klse
Peranthe Mit
Notice to Creditors of Christian Lau Deceased
The administrator Marcus Lau of the estate of Christian Lau deceased requests all creditors and interested parties to present their claims with supporting documents within six months of the first publication. Claims must be submitted to the administrator in Armour, Douglas County, South Dakota. Dated April 27, 1915. Walker and Gurley, Attorneys for the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betate
Christian Lau
Deceas
Armour
Ounty
Douglas
Marcus Lau
Walker & Gurley
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Mitchell South Dakota
Mortgage dated May 1, 1914 from mortgagors to Walter TH. Wile Mason, covering Lot 2 Block 89 in Jon Lawler's Addition Mitchell Davison County SD. Default on 1914 taxes, debt now due 4028 60. Mortgagee will sell at public auction May 22 1916 7 00 p m at court house Mitchell SD to satisfy debt plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter TH. Wile Mason
Jon Lawler
Theta
Peatertyere County
Waukesha
Mitchell
Davison
St. Butte
Montana
South Dakota
Notice of Administrations for Davison County Estates
In Davison County Court of South Dakota a series of petitions seeks Letters of Administration for the estates of Susanna Rogers Julia A Nolt and heirs are notified hearing set for May 18 1915 at 10 a m in Mitchell. Judge C Thompson presiding. Public notice to all interested parties to appear and show cause why administration should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Telephone Company
Counel
Mitchell
City of
Telephone Cipany
Tel Fephone
South Dakota
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Mitchell Nias
Mitchell Athout
Perait de Telephone Company
Fecnte Clty of
Athe
fFelephons Company
Anda
County of
Davison
Susanna Rogers
Tosa Bell” Hunter
Jan Viola Rogers
Albert Hunter
Minnie May Miller
Stsanua’ Rogers
Rosage Hunter
Raymond WV
Rogers
Ald
C. Thompson
Julia A. Nolt
John H. Nolt Solt
Rinnie Nolt
Walter Nolt
Flornee’ Hamiel
Albert Nolt
Sulla A. Solt
Mitchel
Ounty
Southkota
Ace
C. ©. Thompson
Sal
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J. Heck, Jr
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Parkingon
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Sater
A. Terry Eee
William Thompson
East Second Avenue
Altor Ted
Wiliam
Los Pass
Florence Jonputon
Howard Bronstrup
Gertrude Metz
Hf. Nichols
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Today Club
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Yestrr
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Mink
LON. Biodstrup
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PRI
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Ladys Spence
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Flornce Derr
Florence Selling
Dell Clarke
Muriel
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Don Hd Hoon
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Delight Conyes
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Covert Clive
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Hobart Rown
John Dragsoth
Thme
Imayor
Dakota Central
Arfons
Dakota Gentral Telephone Company
Telephone Syutem
Ang
Condione
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Sterrimen
Dakota
Central
Stetephone Company
Coun
Supreme Court of
Teithin
J. Spangler
R. B. Tripp
Yankton
Supreme Tour
Cty
Iwatertown Masons
NEW Masonic
Temdle
Watertown
S. C
South
Dullaing Committee
Association
Inter-Est
North
Lake Kampeska
Cy Watertown
Land Lodge
Geo
Philip Wil
Maisons
Charles J. Brockway
Sioux Falls
Charles la Brockway
P. GM
New
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Salem Council Rand S. M
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S. M
Council
Dr. St. L. Dott
M. Dogren
Knight Templar
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K. 7
Sil Masons
vYelock
P. M
Walter H. Wilkinson
Spangler & Haney ‘Attorneys For Mortgagee
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