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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1907

Page

6

Sixties Golden Anniversary for Morse Couple in Wabash

Mr and Mrs Benjamin Morse marked sixty years of marriage with a gathering at their daughter A J Rowley's home 166 West Hill Mitchell friends from Boston to Los Angeles sent regrets and gifts. The couple born in 1847 in Sheffield New Brunswick wed 1847 and lived in Ohio Iowa Mitchell then moved to California and finally Wabash Indiana.

Benjamin Morse Mitchell Wapwash Ind A. L. Rowley Deacon Morse Baptist Church Curtis Doby Doty The Wabash Times-Star A. J. Rowley West Hill Street Morse Dr. Little Preston G. B. Work George Barcus Barr Frank Morse Henry Williams Shoemaker Roebuck Dicken A. M. Gibson Cox Wilson Rector Houser Sand California Wabash

Lilly Annette Carlson Wed to A W Sundberg in Prosper

In Prosper township on Thursday evening Lilly Annette Carlson married A W Sundberg of Corsica at the home of Mr and Mrs Alfred Carlson. Rev A Sundberg officiated with Elisabeth Sundberg as bridesmaid and Lawrence Carlson as best man. A six course dinner followed in a pink and white decorated dining room with about fifty guests.

Alfred Carlson Prosper Township Lilly Annette A. Walfred Sundberg Corsica Geo. Carlson Mendelssohn Elisabeth Sundberg Lawrence Carlson A. Sundberg

Surprise Kitchen Shower For Pearl Gregg And Lewis Piggott

About thirty Baptist church youth organized a Friday evening kitchen shower for Miss Pearl Gregg and Lewis Piggott. Guests decorated rooms with Cupid and heart motifs and read toasts attached to kitchen utensils. The couple, well liked in the Baptist society, enjoyed games and light refreshments with presents including chinaware.

the Baptist Church Miss Pearl Gregg Lewis Piggott Miss Grege Miss Gregg Mr. Wiggett The Baptist Society

Counterfeit Ten Leads to Omaha Stop

Walter Doud at the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul ticket office detects a counterfeit ten dollar bill used to buy a ticket to Omaha. An elderly man named Bark of Langdon Nebraska passes the note, exchanges it for a good bill, and leaves for Milwaukee then Omaha. Police seek more details as investigators doubt the money came from a single source.

Walter Doud Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Omaha Walter Mr. Doud White Bark Langdon Neb Mitchell Oliaton Milwaukee

Electric rail line proposed from Bijou Hills to Mitchell

Farmers in southern Brule county push a bid to build an electric railroad from Bijou Hills directly across to Mitchell to connect with the Chicago Saint Paul Minneapolis and Omaha line. They have secured rights of way to Davison county and aim to organize a company after a Mitchell meeting with the Commercial Club. The plan envisions new towns along an air line route and taps investors in Iowa and Wisconsin.

Brule County Bijou Wills Milwaukee Vlatte Chamberlain Bijou Hills Platte Mitchell Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis Omaha Davison County Commercial Club Aurora Iowa Wisconsin

Granite keeps water from Huron artesian well

Norbeck and Nicholson drilled in Huron since mid July seeking a fire water supply. They reached about 1145 feet, encountered granite, and progress stalled after six feet. If the state geologist confirms granite the $5175 contract payout stands. Some water exists but pressure is insufficient.

Huron Norbeck Nicholson

Library Receives Gifts and New Books

The library announces donations from Mr. Sousa Senator Kittredge Mr. Bras Mrs. Wentzel Mrs. Carhart Mrs. Hitchcock Mrs. Tiffany Mrs. Wilson and the Women's Christian Temperance Union. New titles include The Cage by Charlotte Teller Johnson The Doctor by Ralph Connor The Lonely Lady of Grosvnor Square and Truthful Jane by Miss Kingsley among others with notes on plot and reception.

Sousa Senator Kittredge Bras Wentzel Carhart Hitchcock Tiffany Wilson Women's Christian Temperance Union Charlotte Teller Johnson Chicago Ralph Connor Grosvnor Square Jane Miss Kingsley America Robert F. Knowles Theologan

Social Reception Honors Mrs Augustus Hi Doyle at Third Avenue Home

An evening function hosted by Mrs. Augustus Hi Doyle drew about one hundred guests from seven to nine and eight to ten. Nellie Doyle greeted arrivals while Mrs Lyons Hitch cock Branson and Nellie Ward received. The libary hosted a punch service led by Mrs Scallin Quinn and Miss Doye. A refined menu in the dining room featured careful catering by Miss Nellie Doyle and staff under Mrs Van Wagenen. Pink carnations and yellow chrysanthemums provided tasteful decor across rooms.

Augustus Hi. Doyle Third Avenue West Nellie Doyle Doyle James Lyons A. E. Hitchcock O. L. Branson Nellie Ward William Scallin R. J. Quinn Genevieve Doye M. F. Patton Virginia Doyle W. H. George M. M. Doyle PR. H.kelley J. E. Wells C. W. Downey Frank van Wagenen

University Notes on Student Activities and Football Preparations

Students raised about 82.00 for a memorial window at the M. E. church. A. Carrier of the Y M C A visited for association work. The second football team travels to Plankinton to face the reform school, with a return game a week later. Scrimmages will continue as the Vermillion game on November 18 nears. The Kappas hosted a prospective members’ reception at Rev. Dobson’s home. The band practices hard in new uniforms adding to rooter spirit. A campus bonfire and ghost dance celebrated the 100,000 endowment gift to D. W. with hundreds of students in ghost attire.

M. E A. Carrier Y. M Plankinton Kappas D. W Memorial Hall

Won Diamond Medal Contest at Court House

Two boys won top honors in Friday evening contests at the court house beating four girls in each event. John Berry claimed the diamond medal for oratorical work and Ronald Dahl earned the medal in the piano musical contest. Louis Shuster presented the medals and praised the youths’ effort.

Court House John Berry Ronald Dahl Louis Shuster

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Diehl & Brown Drug Anni Dakota Wesleyan A. T. McGovern & Sons Dean Olney & McDaid Clinton Scallin Bros Mitchell, S.D Prosper Miss Carlson Sundberg Bill Brule Spearman John Phillip Sousa Pipetown Sandy June Wallace Miss Laurson Laurson Augustus H. Doyle University Notes
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