Engagement Is Announced for Mabel Maynard and Howard Brodstrup
The approaching marriage of Miss Mabel Maynard to Howard Brodstrup was announced at a surprise event hosted by Miss Blanche Ryan of Letcher. Guests included Miss Jeannette Smith and Mrs. I. D. Gillis among others. A luncheon followed, with lilac decor and a three course menu, ending with social conversations and prizes. A separate wedding occurred for Emma Radmer and Wesley L. Cook at Mitchell with Rev. M. F. Wiedeman presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Maynard
Howard Brodstrup
Blanche Ryan
Letcher
Miss Maynard
Ben T. van Metre
I. D. Gillis
Stair
Paul Ford
Chelan
Wash
Sid. W. Smith
Katherine Brown
Micoma
Fred Ehierman
Sioux City
S. G. Boyce
Charles Roddy
W. Fh. Ball
Brown
Ehlerman
Charles Radmer
Emma
Wesley L. Cook
M. FE. Wiedeman
Feer
FE. A. van Wagenen
West Mirth Avenue
van Wageen
Freen Faliaire
A. C. McGrath
A. C. McGrath, Mra. Ig.w. Leehan
P. J. Kelley
Brir
Mars. Leehan
EB. E. Wagner
Sioux Falls
P.P Wickhem
Alexandria
van Wagenen
Halcyon Club season finale hosts and parties
Mrs. K. E. Keen led the Halcyon club’s last spring meeting with a guest day at her home. May games included a May planting contest and a lemon race. Alice Pierce, soon to wed, attended a tea hosted by Mrs. Silsby and Mrs. Hitchcock. Other clubs held luncheons, readings, and charity drives as the season closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. S. Keen
Halcyon Club
Keen
Alice Pierce
George A. Silsby
Herbert KB. Hitchcock
Grace Beckwith
Social Club Meetings Illuminate June Gatherings
Envelopes bearing names Bern ie B Dean Edna May Halladay dated June 2 1914 were found after a luncheon with Victrola music. Miss Dickey hosted the Snire Se club at 727 South Minnesota with Miss Gertrude Sampson and Mrs Clarence Tremaine Hopkins as guests of honor. The Sorosis club met at 1024 West Fifth avenue sewing and planning officer elections for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie B. Dean
Edna May Halladay
Gertrude Sampson
Snire Se Club
Minnesota Street
Clarence Tremains Hopkins
Redfield
Miss Sampson
Tremaine
Sorosis Club
A. C. McGrath
West Fifth Avenue
Robert J. Hardie
Geo. L. Peterson
Faith
H. L. Moore
Than
W. S. McGrath
Nast
Fourth Avenue
Mania for starting cars shocks Brule County
John Pogerly a farm hand in Pukwana South Dakota developed a mania for starting any machine he saw He had never owned an automobile and was not dangerous but his unsettled mental state worried officials His mother and brother brought him to Rochester Minnesota for treatment Brule County notes the auto bug may reflect rising self starting cars in the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pukwana
S. D
John Pogerly
Rochester
Minnesota
Thug Brule County
Mitchell Racing Association to hold two-day motor race meet
Mitchell Racing Association stages thirteen events at Mitchcock parks on June 17 and 18 with prizes totaling 1085 dollars. The program opens June 17 at 1 30 pm with a 0- stock motorcycle race followed by a 10 mile free-for-all, a novelty car race and several auto events including a 1 mile flying start for a $50 trophy. June 18 adds more motorcycle and car races culminating in a 10 mile free-for-all for autos worth 200 to win and 50 for second, then a final 5 mile dash for the two fastest cars overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Racing Association
Mitchcock Parks
Mitchell
Grand Forks
N. D
Sioux City
Five Graduates at Fulton High School Commencement
Fulton South Dakota held commencement in the town hall Thursday night. Dr J S Hoagland of Mitchell gave the address on Making Good. Diplomas were awarded to Edna Radabaugh, Marjorie Johnson, Helen Pierce, Raymond Orton, Delbert Swenson. Ward Steiber g to receive diploma after Dakota Wesleyan summer session with nearly fourteen credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Fulton
S. D
Fulton High School
Town Hall
J. S. Hoagland
Mitchell
Folo
Edna Radabaugh
Marjorie Johnson
Helen Pierce
Raymond Orton
Delbert Swenson
Ward Steiberg
Dakota Wesleyan
Delmont Plans Carnival and Gun Club Tournament
Delmont South Carolina city band has contracted with Whet ten Amusement for a five flag street carnival starting Tuesday May 26 and running all week. The Delmont Gun club will hold its second annual tournament on the 26th and 27th drawing many shooters from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmont
S. C
Whetten Amusement Company
Generous Rain Over Mitchell and Surrounding Region
Mitchell and surrounding territory received heavy rain overnight and into the afternoon with 1.70 inches by 1 PM and 1.40 inches overnight. Showers began around 11 PM, continued intermittingly with gusty rain and a loud electrical storm. The eastern half of the state saw rain. north and west areas had lighter amounts with Presho eastward to the state line reporting over an inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Presho
State Line
Apid City
Scotland
Pierre
Aberdeen
Huron
Episcopal Convocation of South Dakota Opens at Christchurch
The annual convocation of the Episcopal Missionary diocese of South Dakota opens with about 150 ministers and laymen from the state and roughly 80 Episcopal Indians from Pine Ridge Standing Rock Rosebud Crow Creek Lower Brule Cheyenne River and Santee in Nebraska. Bishop Biller of Sioux Falls leads the events at Christchurch with services also at St. John's Deadwood in the Dakota Indian language. Delegates attend two evenings of entertainments and Christ Church vestry hosts a reception at the Hearst Tree Kindergarten. Rev. Paul J. Barbour will preach at ordination. Clergy assignments for 1914 will be announced Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiscopal Church Missionary Dioces of
South Dakota
Pine Ridge
Standing Rock
Rosebud
Crow Creek
Lower Brule
Cheyenne River
Santee Reservation
Nebraska
Wishop Biller
Sioux Walls
Trinity Church of
Memorial Day Proclamation from South Dakota Governor Byrne
Governor Byrne proclaims Memorial Day on May 30 noting sacrifice of soldiers, the Grand Army’s legacy, and urges solemn religious and patriotic observances free of games and amusements. He emphasizes gratitude, national ideals, and citizens assisting in a worthy observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Alexandria Commercial Club Reorganizes Elected Officials
Alexandria South Dakota reports the Alexandria Commercial club is reorganized after about five years with F. A. Martin as president and officers L. E. B. Long secretary F. W. Shyrock treasurer O. D. Pitts as business manager. Directors include E. I. Adkinson W. B. VanDemark J. B. Agnew and H. D. Strauch. The group will back Hanson county fair this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
S. D
Alexandria Commercial Club
F. A. Martin
LL. E B. Long
F. W. Shyrock
O. D. Pitts
BE. I. Adkinson
W. B. VanDemark
J. B. Agnew
H. D. Strauch
Commercial Club
Marriage at Rapid City Hall formalizes new union
In Rapid City on Monday May 18 1914 Clyde B. Martin and Miss Emma Wittstruck both of Rapid City were wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev H W Minish officiating. The groom, a land office clerk, recently moved from Mitchell and the bride arrived from Mitchell two weeks ago. Mrs Mary E Smith served as bridesmaid and George Peterman as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Rapid City Journal
Methodist
Clyde B. Martin
Emma Wittstruck
H. W. Minish
Land Office
Mitchell
Mary E. Smith
George Peterman
Memorial Day Martial Parade in Mitchell Scheduled
A Memorial Day parade in Mitchell on May 30 will feature three generations of soldiers from the Grand Army of the Republic National Guard and Boy Scouts. Capt. M. L. Shade will marshal, with schools joining the line to honor the nation’s deceased at the cemetery and a salute by the Dakota Wesleyan faculty, students, and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
National Guard
Boy Scouts
Mitchell
M. L. Shade
Navin Hotel
Main Street
Corn Palace
National Guardsmen
Seventh Avenue
Boulevard
Fourth Infantry
B. Rowley
B. Harrold
HW. . Meyer
Mustens
Ransom Post
OLD Stearns
Ransom
Relief Corps
Helen Kibbee
H W. H. Howards
Bert Speck
J. M. Devers
Charles Jones
Seaton Chosen College Head at College of the Pacific
Dr. John Lawrence Seaton a Dakota Wesleyan professor of Greek and psychology has been unanimously elected president of the College of the Pacific in San Jose California. Bishop Hughes requested his release from Wesleyan and the school officials approved the transfer. Seaton who has been at Dakota Wesleyan ten years is credited with building a strong scholarship program and close student relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawrence Seaton
Dakota Wesleyan University
College of the Pacific
San Jose
Calif
Pacific Coast
Methodist Church
Edwin Hughes
W. G. Seaman
Dakota Wesleyan
Seaton
Wesleyan
Seaman
Bishop Hughes
West
Upper Iowa University
Seventeen Graduates in Alexandria Class of 1914
Alexandria S D The class of 1914 of the Alexandria High School nears completion with commencement exercises set for Friday evening June 5. Seventeen students are listed including Nettie E Like Grace B Klinefelter and Ethel Folsom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
S. D
Alexandria High School
Nettie E
Grace B. Klinefelter
Ethel Folsom
Notable Names List from Local Notices
A reading shows a sequence of residents and individuals including Helen S Robertson Henrietta 8 Kjar Leta R Burlew Flora V Shoe maker Vern R Loomer Mary A Hanlon Genevieve E Maytum Ina B Stull Mary B Haehner Hazel A Morris W Russell Montgomery Bernard F Hilligoss William H Kelley and Wilbir J Ladue listed in a local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen S. Robertson
Henrietta
8. Kjar
Leta R. Burlew
Flora V. Shoemaker
Vern. R. Loomer
Mary A. Hanlon
Genevieve E. Maytum
Ina B. Stull
Mary B. Haehner
Hazel A. Morris
W. Russell Montgomery
Bernard F. Hilligoss
William H. Kelley
Wilbir J. Ladue
Chamberlain Day Set With Baseball Game in South Dakota
Chamberlain plans a major celebration on June 3 featuring a baseball game between Columbus College and Dakota Wesleyan, plus a Chamberlain vs Kimball high school basketball game, excursion boats to American Island, bowery dances and carnival attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain, S. D
Chamberlain
South Dakota
Columbus College
Dakota Wesleyan
Kimball
American Island
Mammoth incubator to hold 3000 eggs unveiled in Reliance
Reliance South Dakota reports a 32 by 4 foot incubator built by Dr Allcott in Reliance. The device holds 3000 eggs and will run 1000 eggs weekly for an output of about 900 chickens a week if successful. Plans include expanding to a chicken ranch across a half section in Lyman County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance
S. D
Allcott
Jover
Lyman County
Arrest of Hall for revolting crime against a young boy
KF D Hall of Bue ble Cole was arrested on a charge of committing a revolting crime against a young boy. The incident occurred at a hotel where Hall was registered. The victim is said to be 800 of the proprietor. Hall is in custody and awaiting trial at the next circuit court in Aurora county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plankinton
D. Hall
Bueble
Cole
E Yening
Hall
Hagram
Wilson
Aurora County
Stolen Auto Recovered After Mud Incident Near Alzada
In Deadwood South Dakota Raymon Walker reported his stolen car recovered fifteen miles beyond Alzada Montana in mud. Two youths from Deadwood and Spearfish believed to have taken the car and parts, warrants issued, sheriff hopes arrest soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
S. C
Wyoming
Raymon Walker
Walker
Spearfish
Alzada
Mont
Wyoming Line
Doan's Kidney Pills Credited With Relief By Farmer
N Schneider, a farmer eight miles west of Mitchell, reports severe back pain and nocturnal wakefulness from kidney troubles. After using Doan's Kidney Pills, he notes better appetite, sound sleep, and freedom from ailments, endorsing the remedy for kidney issues. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y markets the treatment priced at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Mitchell
N. Schneider
Farmer
Tegan
Doan
Dr. King's New Life Pills Promoted For Health
An old advertisement claims Dr. King's New Life Pills keep the stomach liver and kidneys healthy and flush poisons from the body. A Chicago resident Test says one box provided more relief than any other medicine tried at 26 cents and is available at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Hatfield
Chicago
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Cook-Radmer
Halcyons
Miss Pierce
Mrs. Bobd
C. S. Bobb
B. Warrold
Alice Wiskine
Vesta Murray
Raymond Carhart
Mexico City
Republic
Marie Drethorst
West China
J.S. Hoagland
J. Waynes
Anna Waynes
Itella Laurson
Pleasure Club
Mark Harris
C. L. Scott
J. 12. Wells
W. A. Heimberger
B. A. Bobb
Twentieth Century Club
Lannie J. Brown
D. M. Tiffany
Butler
Perry Townships
O. Clapsaddle
Bates
Harry Northrup
Cc. C. Wildman
Miss Laird
Esther Krumb
Miss Mahoney
Joan Mahoney
Worthington
Minn
Roy Woodsman
Z. H. Mazer
James River
New York City
Queenstown
Ireland
America
Mitchell and
Helen Holsaple
Marg- Helen
Halliday
Bhdna Halliday
J. S. Halliday
Mabel Dickey
Ana Halladay
Huerta
New York
Niagara Falls
Emilio’ Rabasa
Agustin Rodriguez
Luis Elguero
Niagara Walls
Willam J. Flynn
Vyrnes
Cardu Minnie
Jane Callahan
Whiteville
N. C
Cardui
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Episcopalian Church
Gov. Byne
SAPT
Seaton Chosen College
Pacific College
California
Tad Dowie
Troy
Olled
Umoe
Ihutlae
Thay
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