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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1900

Page

14

Rebekah Delegates Report at Annual Assembly Session

The Hebekah Assembly holds its annual session with a large attentive audience of delegates and visitors. Mrs. Hannah Cripps is president, Mrs. Ela Abbott secretary, and many former presidents attend, including Sarah Fuller and Nannie Smith. The list names lodge chapters and officers from Dakota 1 through Queen Esther 73, detailing attendees and affiliations.

State Assembly Hebekahs Hannah Cripps Ela Abbott Waubay Sarah Fuller Nannie Smith Deadwood Ernie Richey Yankton Grace Sutphen Huron Lodge Dakota Iva B. Sweatman Hope Alice Schmidt Luella Emma Carpenter Aurora Mina Shannon Amanda Jennie F. Cannon Ruth Martha Nelson Evelyn Celia Ward Alta Alice Bischoff Colfax Nellie Grove Evangeline Lillie Armstrong Fountain Richardo Schnauber Saith Mary Bower Naomi Emily Grippen Mizpah Mary Mountain Harmony Maud Rix Columbia May Raynold Hebron Elsie Trewery Dive Eva Drake Diamond Francis Leard Coralyo Lizzie Harrison Melody Vena Dillman Western Star Nettie Johnston Capitola Henrietta Ramsey Tetonka Anna Haber ReEcho Maud Patterson Hesperus Sophia Dryden Beaver Mary C. Lewis Anniversary Gunnell Gordon Crescent Jennie Jones Hartford Mary Jones Bernice Mary Hall Evening Star Clara Wayland Athalia Adelia Wimple Miriam M. M. Ferguson Golden City Maud Ainslie Webster Mattie Parliamen Mayflower Ada Addicoat Arbor Ellen Gordon Geneva Mary Radcliffe Unity Lottie Ingersoll Friendship Lillian Purdum Charity Augusta Piper Jewel Emma Moulton Ida M. Allen Deborah Carrie Monfore Deutsche Eide Henrietta Eichborn Ivy Flora Mitchell Golden Rod Sue M. Little Alpha Nettie Turner Ruby Oassa Baker Anchor Mary F. Martin Happy Shot Charlie Hall Leah Gertrude Benjamin Golden Rule Maria Lee Cypreus Ophelia Barclay Violet Julia B. Child Francis Willard Alice Finch Faith Maude Johnson Sioux Valley Lulu Wilcox Sunbeam Flora Sanderson Queen Esther Eilaj Engler

Odd Fellows Home Fund committee reports progress and goals

The Home Fund Committee met four times to discuss building a home for Odd Fellows and their orphans. The plan, under way for years, relies on funds from lodges statewide, with Ashton and Big Stone lodges contributing notable amounts and many entertainments raising substantial sums. The panel named members including N C Nash PS Emerson and others.

Odd Fellows Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Grand Lodge of Old Fellows South Dakota Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Ashton Odd Fellows Rebekah Lodges Rebekah Lodge Big Stone N.C. Nash PS. Emerson C. J. Bach Dr. Clough J. ©. Calder Geo. W. Snow J. M. Patton H. A. Piper S. E. Wilson Ritchey Helen Baker Hannah Cripps

Black Hills Odd Fellows Visit Omaha Delegation

A large Black Hills Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah party arrived in Omaha by private car, bringing delegates from Rapid City Hill City and other towns. They pressed for W. E. Benedict as grand representative to the Sovereign Grand Lodge in Richmond, Va., in September. The train was met by a reception committee and guided to stopping places through the city.

Omaha Odd Fellows and Daughters Rebekah Black Hills Hills Country Northwestern Salem Odd Fellows Grand Lodge W. E. Benedict Custer Sovereign Grand Lodge Richmond James R. Sharp Thomas Hewett L. Ingergell Rapid City E. Barrbold H. A. Piper Hill City Nat Dryden Carricks B. F. Teall Belle Fourche H. O. Anderson Sturgis C. H. Toland Sarah Fuller Henry Sweatman Mamie Smith Lead G. M. Kace Terry O. M. Baker

Nichols pony wins fair race at the grounds

A quarter dash at the fair grounds Tuesday featured Nichols' pony against a wandering gypsy pony for a small purse. After a disputed first heat the Nichols pony surged to a clear lead in the second, winning by about a length, with judges deeming the race fair and the crowd hopeful for more training.

Fair Ground Nichols

Circuit Court Opens With Four Ready For Trial

Judge Smith opened court at 10 o clock with Sheriff Swindler presiding. Of twelve civil cases four were ready for trial while the rest were settled or continued. The McBride case seeks a change of venue due to alleged county prejudice. Four criminal cases set for tomorrow at 9 a.m. and to be continued until finished. Three involve liquor law violations for selling to minors.

Smith Swindler McBride Fellows

Circuit Court Hears Prescott vs Rhoades On Bakery Property

In a circuit court case Prescott sues Rhoades over bakery property at Main and First, involving a tax deed mortgage for 2000 and a 500 purchase of the mortgage. Jurors failed to agree after a night session.

Circuit Court R. D. Prescott Abbie Rhoades Spencer Here Prescott Main First Street A. E. Hitchcock Plantiff J. L. Hannett Reuben Karl Ve Henry Heidinger H. C. Preston H. I. Fellows Earl Heidinger Karl

Progress in Court Ends Early in Artesian Well Case

In the Reuben Earl versus Henry Heidinger artesian well suit the case was dismissed due to insufficiency of pleadings after counsel argued for dismissal. In the criminal docket Joseph P. Bradley faced a jury for selling liquor to a minor. a panel of 12 jurors heard the case as prosecutors Winsor and Hannett argued and Spangler and Kittredge defended. The jury retired after plain instructions from Judge Smith on eligibility of Hannett’s age and Bradley's conduct.

Reuben Earl Henry Heidinger Fellows Preston Joseph P. Bradley Will Ainslie F. E. Moses James Grady John Stults H. G. Hoyt Frank Summers S. A. Helgerson S. D. Olmstead H. H. Holmes Edward Tobin Chris Voien J. C. Kelso Winsor and Hannett T. J. Spangler A. B. Kittredge Will Hannett Bradley

Fogarty case leads to trial sequence in South Dakota arraignment

The next case taken up is James Fogarty who is arraigned under the same charge as W. D. Sanford. Sanford's case will be tried after Fogarty. The report then lists Odd Fellows grand lodge delegates by lodge and number, naming numerous towns from Dakota No 1 to Conde 141 with head officers B F Teall Belle Fourche grand master and others, plus visitors.

Rebekahs Odd Fellows Lukins Rpam Fred Pay Emily Bras Misa Emmarker Je Herker Methof Enrude Becker Kathryne Koch Nga Gaia A James Fogarty W. D.sanford Fogarty Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Dakota No Jas Kingsbury Echo John H McLaughlin Vermillion Carl Anderson Elk Point H M Wallace Springfield J H Aney Dell Rapides John Melbourn Sioux Falla W W Thayer Centennial Frank L Arnold Res Thomas Marchant Carthage D D Baldwin Diana W F Robinson Wessington Sps L J Grnsinger Frankfort Myron Gatea Mellette William Waterbury Parker Frank Kirby Highmore J A Patterson Kimball Henry Herrlein Tyndall Oliver E Plumb Vilas L. P. Christianson Centerville V C Wass Volga M H Jellison Parkston F D Simmonz Toronto John Kranz Washington T J Wohlford Bryant Albert E Everson Salem Hans Nelson Protection N H Dryden Gem Robert Saunders Hot Springs W R Morgan Britton D G Stokes Webster Carl Malmberg Letcher J F Shannon Hill City Ernest Barthold Belle Fourche E M Sweeney Bristol L Purdum Custer William Courtney Columbus Fred Gerber Fulton B J Fritscher Gate City John G Lung Hartford John Mundt Chamberlain Fred A Powers North Star W A Abbott Alcester Edward Rosemore Westport Jed Badgely Beresford N C Nissen la Delle A Hoy Hermosa Richard Avant Wilmot W. M. Gorman White Charles L Woodard Erwin A J Hilton Bald Mountain S M Kane Keystone J H Fall Loraine Fairfax E M Starcher Oak Park C. H. Foland Conde Grand Lodge Areb F. Teall D. H. Campbell Brookings Harvey J. Rice Huron George W. Snow Order

Blood Purifier Advertises Health and Strength

A midwestern ad promotes Bludbilder and Beggs' Blood Purifier as keys to health and vigor. It claims a robust Bryan as an example and guarantees satisfaction from L. O. Gale, with products sold by J. H. Ferris.

Fred Ackerman Moberly, Mo L. O. Gale Bryan

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Praised by Albany Reader

A testimonial from W. R. Wilkinson of Albany Tennessee credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with relieving twenty years of stomach trouble. He states it "has done me so much good" and calls it the savior of his life while noting it digests what you eat.

W. R. Wilkinson Albany Teun L. O. Gale

Fashion copy hints at stock styles and pricing

The note advertises a range of garments in white and colored piques, ducks, linens, crashes and other popular styles. It promises well cut, good hanging garments with prices described as right.

Parasol Styles In Season Now

Parasol offerings include white and colored varieties in nobby styles. Plain and ruffled models are available, aligning with current season trends.

Hosiery Display At Mitchell Offers 5c to 1 Dollar Stock

A feature advertisement promotes a wide line of E'ans goods from palms to white gauze silk. It highlights dainty items for all occasions and a large hosiery stock. It claims 1500 pairs of high quality hose available in Mitchell priced from five cents to one dollar a pair.

Mitchell

Local farm implements and equipment lineup announced

The listing promotes a wide range of farming gear including eclipse stone dodge sulky and gang plows, disc harrows, grain drills, corn planter, wind mills, feed grinders, cream separators, sewing machines, harness department expansion, and enhanced bicycle and buggy sections with Imperial Bicycles highlighted.

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Wyertain Grand Lodges Fevedalls Julies Heiy Hebekah Clover Leaf Viola Mumby Emerald Emily Codis Imperial Anna Dings Enterprise Ida M. Powers Helping Hand Jessie Hare the Home Fund Committee Topeka E. F. Andrews Newton Kan Judge Smith Bludbilder J. H. Ferris Stylisfs H.D. Butterfield Eclipse Stone Dodger van Brunt Superior Fuller & Johnson Imperial Bicycles E. B. van Alstine Mitchell, S. D D. T. Gilman O. L. Branson Nat I. W. Seaman H. P. Beckwith Ase’t Cashier Tonal Bank Mitchell, South Dakota DORKS D. T Gilman J. D. Newcomer J. 3. Daniels A. A. Boynton 3. M Swan T.A Duncan J.O. Walrath L. Branson
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