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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1915

Page

9

Huron High Defeats Mitchell 27 0 Amid Heavy Pressure

Huron high school dominated Mitchell with a 27 to 0 score after a strong first period. The local team kept pressure on the line and featured long end runs led by standout backs. Despite Mitchell threats near the six yard line, Huron's defense held and charged toward a decisive victory.

Ae Pa Huhigh Jocal Alsopii Huron Fcboth Te Spue Forany Mitchell Feld Hoon Hagey Anders Gerald Doane Bey Coleman Vermilyen Derr McHenry

Buffalo Herd Near Philip Reported Escapes

A confused local note describes a new buffalo herd near Philip reportedly breaking containment and moving toward the city. Several riders and horsemen pursued the animals but details are unclear and several sightings are unverified in Haakon County.

Philip Ottier Pete Wally Eadly Khown

Missing Hagman Traced From Rockham Bank Chase

Hagman cashier at Rockham Bank vanished after leaving Monday evening in his automobile to Zell to argue a loan. Police and family searched hotels and homes. bloodhounds found the car by the roadside but Hagman remained unseen by Thursday. His brothers and Lyon of the Rockham bank led the search amid debts and unconfirmed sightings.

Hagman Kcam Bank A Siar I Iaeaiee Lyon Rockham Bank Hause Rockham Gotto Zell Faulk Buddie

Deer Season Opens Soon in South Dakota

The deer season starts at midnight on November 30 in South Dakota under state game laws. Hunters must comply with the provisions to avoid penalties.

South Dame

Deer licenses and open season in Black Hills

The article notes deer hunting licenses must be mailed to the state game warden by December 10 and attached to the carcass when transported. It cautions carriers forward licenses to the warden. Hunters expect no large kill despite heavy snowfall while the season runs through the month, with licenses issued to locals and visitors from eastern South Dakota and beyond.

Titate Black Hills South Dakota

New Parties May Enter Primaries Under Updated Law

South Dakota primaries reshape party access. The new law preserves the Richards act features while allowing new party formation linked to national groups. It fixes registration from February to mid April with card options through May, and sets special rules for unregistered voters and partisan ballots.

Pierre Richard Law Prvemigng South Dakota Goffey Bull Moose

Forsee G. O P Victory in 1916

Vermillion South Dakota reports U S Senator Thos Sterling predicts a Republican victory in 1916 and a harmonizing leadership for the party. Sterling departs for Washington optimistic after recent wins in Massachusetts New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and Maryland. He also plans a second push for his grazing land homestead bill aiding western land settlement.

Vermillion S. D U. S Thos Sterling Washington Sterling East Massachusetts New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Wilson Senate House Missouri

Stray Man Fatally Struck Near Groton by Freight Train

A man sleeping on the track near Groton was run over and killed by a Milwaukee Freight train. Police say the incident appears accidental with no evidence of foul play. The victim’s identity has not been released pending notification of relatives.

Groton Milwaukee

Stickney Couple Wed At Mitchell In Methodist Ceremony

William H. Nelson and Wilda M. Barton were married Wednesday at 5 p.m. in the First Methodist Church auditorium. The couple will reside in Stickney after December 1 and begin a wedding trip to Iowa. The article also notes other local marriages and community events including a Turney-Mitchell wedding in Iron Mountain Michigan and a surprise party for Bernice Sheen.

Mitchell William H. Nelson Wilda M. Barton First Methodist Episcopal Church J. S. Hoagland T. M. Jones Stickney S. D. Barton East Sixth Avenue Nelson Claire B. Turney F. §. Turney Gertrude ‘T. Mitchell Holy ‘Trinity Episcopal Church Iron Mountain Mich Claire F. S. Turney

Installation of New Officers at First Methodist Church Event

The First Methodist church held a Friday program at Miss Elizabeth Card’s home featuring the installation of new officers led by Mrs J S Hoagland in Supt. absence. The Senior Epworth League cabinet met Monday to nominate next year’s officers for about 200 members with hopes to double.

Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society First Methodist Church J. P. Jenkins First Methodist Elizabeth Card J. S. Hoagland BH. J. Haynes Suunday Epworth League John Dettermann Redfield Alexander Miller Lauritz Miller Cresbard Ward Ellis Clifford Knox Donald Hoffman John Berry Ross Smith Wesleyan Brookings State College Joseph Beech Methodist Episcopal Church West China Methodist Foreign Missionary Board H. P. Archerd Chamberlain Register Pukwana Press Chas. Rathburn Mitchell Mt. Vernon McKinley Corps Leona Nix Ransom Corps Samuel Marble Hitchcock S. D Methodist Church H. L. Ochestre Mitchellay Susan Conkeys W. J. Davey Florida McKi McKinley & Ed W. A. Branch Kinley Samuel Webber Colfax Iowa T. R. Dunn C.H. Palmer Luverne T v Il C Paulin Hugo Stern Fargo N. D Mina Becker Smith High Wife North S. M. Smith Elva Smith Alpena C. G. Nichols Salem Ore C. A. Webber Sioux Falls R. E. Ruth J. L. Corker Banner Corker Lower Main Street

Surprise Halloween Party for Miss Helen Conyes

Miss Helen Drake arranged a Halloween party with twelve costumed girls attending. Mrs. Conyes helped serve with Mrs. F. C. Drake assisting. The W. C. T. U. met at 220 West Second Avenue with Mrs. A. D. Corse in attendance. a talk on Woman Suffrage was read by Mrs. Harlow and lunch followed served by Mrs. Corse.

Bernice Sheen R. J. Harrison East Fifth Avenue Beatrice Sheen Helen Conyes Hallowe’en Helen Drake Conyes F. C. Drake A. D. Corse West Second Avenue

Ladies' Musical Club Program Announcement

Tuesday evening November 9 program features American song composers. Laddie Thayer, Miss Verna Brown, Irish Folk Song, Miss Clara Brown. Love has Turned His Face Away noted in the program.

Ladies’ Musical Club American Song Composers Laddie Thayer Verna Brown Clara* Brown Noote Sa Ahaston

Wesleyan BlankHuron 21 to 0 in Big Home Victory

Wesleyan's football eleven defeated Huron College 21 to 0 in a decisive home game. Captain Berry led the offense with Payne and Knox contributing key plays as Wesleyan shut out the visitors after a strong second quarter and solid defense.

Talk on pigmies opens laymen's big convention

William Edgar Geil, famed Africa traveler and the man who found the pigmies, spoke at the Laymen's Missionary convention in Mitchell. He described dangers in East Africa and the Forest of Eternal Twilight, urging civilization and Christian outreach. Registrations climbed with 520 men enrolled, including 357 Mitchell residents.

William Edgar Geil Africa Equator Livingstone Stanley Methodist Church Geil Dr. Geil Mitchell Clyde F. Armtage Uayman Frank Peterson Ninth Town Cavalry Columbus Sweden Joseph Beach China Geo. F. Sutherland Hh. A. Agar H. Patton W. BE. Geil W. B. Doughty Layman's Missionary Movement Geil Sproke British East Africa Korea Uganda India Burma New Guinea Doughty United States

Dakota Wesleyan football tour and local notes

The Dakota Wesleyan academy football team left for Spencer for a Saturday game the second meeting after a 13 to 6 win. Local notes cite missionary speakers, visits, and community events including church talks by Dr. Mitchell and Rev. Doughty, plus social updates from Mitchell and Artesian activities and Brookings trips.

Dakota Wesleyan Academy Spencer Wesleyan Academy Spencer High School Methodist Louis Ortmayer Notre Dame Academy Artesian Ruth Anderson Plankinton John Berry Ross Smith Donald Hoffman Clifford Knox Ward Bilig Brookings State College Coyotes C. M. Pier Sioux Falls W. H. King J. J. Peile Heaton Collins J. W. Collins D.M. Tiffany California Exposition Nell McGrath Des Moines H. A. Shute Spokane Wash Lloyd Gombs Aswer Thomas Fastcott Canton East First Avenue Country Club Fedora H. J. Taylor Sioux City Je. J. Haynes

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Phullip Snowfadd Cele Forsees G. O. P W. C. T. U. Meeting Virgil Hine Huron College Methodists Capt Berry Payne Dickey Hine Knox Dillon Woodward Collinge Waltz Payne Forsleyan Shroeder W. E. Geil R. E. Davis W. W. Reams R. 2. Hardie R. B. Hardie Wisconsin Street W. T. Mitchell North India Mainpuri Presbyterian Church Dr. Mitchell
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