Local Society Notes From The City
Miss Bertha Lompie Goland Mrs. Meanes plan to move to a nearby farm in spring. Leonard Young and Anna Murphy wed at Holy Family Church amid family friends. reception at 505 Cush Sanborn Street followed by a motor ride to Mitchell Catering Co. for supper. White party events hosted by Mrs. Wilt and Mrs. Bobb entertain about 70 guests with four course menus and piano solos. Socials honor Mrs. Darling with a gold brooch and chrysanthemums after a surprise gathering at 318 First Avenue West. The Twenty Fourth Century Club and Congregational Ladies Aid hold gatherings with programs, contests, lists, and music in a flurry of social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine
First Methodist Church
Charlies Wright
Edmunds Street
Adr
Wright
Bértha Lom- Pie Gol
Meanes
East Seventh Avenue
Col. Meane
Kotinty
Asia
Smith’s Center
Kansas
Mike
Leonard Young
Anna Elizabeth= Murphy
Dan, McGraw
Kamily Ciuern
Frank. McGrath
Iss Kalte
Cush- Sanborn ‘Street
Mer. McGraw
Delia
McMor Ton
Rome
Nyeko
Gynen
Olin
Herg
Mitchell Catering Co
Ne Darling
Amy Darling
First Avenue West
Mrs. Darling
Allie Darling
Daniel Webster
General Sherman
C. B. Wilt
B. A. Bobb
Rk. J. Lamme
J. C. Betts
Mirs. W. JE. Vipton
Robert Ward
Ff. i. . McDonald
J. J. Moyer
Heasie Bobb
Wis Riven
Luctlle Roh
Genevieve Branson
Wauneta Ferris
Sunday School Officers Dine At First Methodist Church
Dr E W Heyler new superintendent and Mrs Heyler hosted Friday evening for officers and teachers. An elegant meal was served in church parlors with chrysanthemums on the tables. A social half hour followed with piano numbers and readings by Mrs Seaton and others. The Morris Orchestra performed. A business conference discussed Sunday school interests and a $125 gymnasium item was ordered for the boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Heyler
L Heyler
Ifinst Methodist Church
Seaton
Weirsi
Hoagland
Morris Orchestra
Miss Haynes
Prot van Benthuysen
Morris
Coxe
Downey
Stout
Woodbury
Erskine
Notice to creditors Estate of Mary Plotner
Notice is given by the administrator A. M. Gardner of the Davison County estate Mary Plotner deceased. Creditors and others with claims must present them with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at his Lisbon Township residence Davison County South Dakota. Dated October 9, 111.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary I. Plotner
Percars
A. M. C Gardner
Lisbon Township
Davison
Notice to Creditors for Estate of George Roel Deceased
Executor John Hazelett announces creditors must present claims against the estate of George Roel, deceased, with vouchers within six months of the first publication. Claims should be directed to the executor or his residence in Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota. Dated November 4, 1811.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Roel
George Bock
John Hazelett
Mitchell
Davison
George Ror Ki
Bankrupt Paul W. Jacobus Adjudicated in South Dakota
In the matter of Paul W. Jacobus a bankruptcy. creditors are notified that on October 20 1911 he was adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held November 20 1911 at the Gilbert Block Sioux Falls South Dakota to examine the bankrupt accept claims and conduct related business. A. Muller referee in bankruptcy will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Courts
United States
District of South Dakota
Paul W. Jacobus
Mitchell
Davison
A. D
Henry A. Mualler
Gilbert Block
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Ueb
A.D
Aye
Show Cause On Petition To Sell Estate Lands
In Davison County South Dakota 1911 a petition by administrator J T Kelsey seeks court authority to sell the real estate of the deceased Ass RB Wesley to pay debts. The court orders all interested parties to appear December 2 1911 at Mitchell Courthouse to show cause if any why the sale should not be granted. Copy to be published for four weeks in Mitchell Capital.
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Oko
State OF
South
Dakota
Davison
Welsey
Kelsey
Mitchell
E. T. Kelsey
Mitchell Capital
Said County
S. D
WW. Abbey
S. Cattrell
Socialist Mayor in Schenectady Promises Radical Reform
Ex minister and socialist leader Kamed, elected mayor of Schenectady, declares the town of 10 000 will pursue radical change and aim to elect a socialist congressman to capture city and county offices. He cites education campaigns, reform of unfair taxes, and opposition to wealth and industrial power as core goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnectady
N. Y
Eugene V. Debs
Debs
George BE
Finn
Schneectady
Thesday
Dev. Luan
O Congress
Irrigation Plans Expand to 200000 Acres in State Water Study
The state engineers report up to 200000 acres seeking water permits for irrigation, with thousands more private projects using Missouri river supplies. East of the Missouri a third water district forms as new applications arise, while fall river basin plans include Cheyenne River power pumping to irrigate about ten thousand acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
Cheyenne River
Fall River County
George Turner
Woman Held for Killing Husband in Chicago Case
Mrs. Jane Quinn was held to the grand jury on a murder charge in connection with her husband John Quinn's death. A coroner's jury found a bullet wound fatal, saying burglars killed him. She remained composed as witnesses testified and police investigated the mysterious death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jane Quinn
John
Quinn
Hashmitas
McDonald
Hendon
Canada
Warren Thorpe
Lake, Mich
Wensington Station
Brandeis Attacks New York Plan to End Tobacco Trust
Louis Brandeis argues the circuit court of appeals ruling approving the tobacco trust disintegration plan preserves monopoly power. He says the United Cigar Stores Company would remain a dominant force, leaving competition crushed and the Sherman law weakened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roston
Mass
Circuit ‘Court of Appeals
New York
Abneco Trust
Lewis
Brandeis
People’s Lawyer Today
United Press
United States
Trust
Louis DD. Biatsieeds
Circuit
Onr of Appeals
Tacco Company
Tobaccco
United Cigar Stores
Bank Loot Located After Rothschild Death
Officials search for 422000 dollars of loot supposedly planted by bank wrecker David Rothschild before his Sing Sing term. Rothschild died in prison and allegedly told his wife the loot’s location before she, newly married to James Batton, fell ill in St. Louis and guided investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York City
David Rothschild
Sing Sing
Rothschild
Shee
James Batton
St. Louis
Man Commits Suicide by Carbolic Acid During Family Crisis
August Groeber ended his life in his home between 6 and 7 p m Saturday by drinking carbolic acid. His wife said he had drank heavily for days and abruptly left after dinner before seizing the acid from the pantry and allying to prevent aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Groebber
Community Mourns as Croeber Ends Life at Home
John Croeber, described as despondent over personal troubles, died at his home after a struggle that left him on his knees. He left a note about being tired of trying to make a living. He leaves a wife and five children. Funeral services were held at the Congregational church with Rev. W. M. Mair officiating. Remains laid to rest in Graceland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croeber
Vera
Witchell
Congregational Church
W. M. Mair
Matre
Graceland Ceretarmy
Bismarck Trail to Be Preserved in Western South Dakota
County commissioners in several northwestern counties move to lay out the historic Bismarck Trail as a permanent county road. Surveyors map the old route to keep it open, tracing it back to 1875 when gold finds drew early settlers to the Black Hills region and a rescue party later helped sustain the trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Hills
Bisuarek
Neadvod Qalery
Bisvarek
Hites
Ben Ash
Perkins County
United States
Maude
Ash
Missouri River
Sermon on a Popular Book Delights Congregation
A large audience heard a sermon titled Making Brick at the Congregational church. The pastor urged character building with high ideals. The male quartet and harpists offered music. plans to install new heartless windows next Sunday were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heauariette
Constitutional Short Haul Clause Upheld in Commerce Court
Washington D C June 18 1910 The commerce court established the constitutionality of the long and short haul clause as amended to regulate interstate commerce under the act of February 4 1887 The decision enjoined rate reductions for intermountain cities but afforded a substantial victory to the interstate regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington,d. C
United States Commerce Court
Integet Commerce
Saint Viccommisalmeiseion
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Mil- Tér
Milne Fave
Egypt
Abs
Dorothy Young
Mary Hibheo
Ie Pinto
Brent
Spangier
Aur
Beckwith
Georgia Scott
WERP
Uns
Parse
Miss Craft
ID Society
Ladies Nnd Society
the Congregational Church
G. F. Kleinan
C. W. Downey
Ones Sweet
ENTRE
J. Milne
A. J. Aitchcock
Heyler
MiSs Chandler
Myrtle
Rose Chandler
Sher
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Aparris
Cupids
Miss Chindler
Tiahon Tiene
Furam
Mary
Plotner
Jecens
Ra. M. Gardner
Vlotner, Decenead
Nanking
Shanghai
China
Chang Chow
Fu Chow
Pekin
Yunan Shi Kai
Washington, D. C
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Navy Department
Fa Chow
Marchu
Purple Hill
Thas Refogat
Kayangi
Faming
Purple Mountain
Probe Steamship Trust
New York City
Federal Grand Jury
Department
Justice
trans-Atlantic Steamship Trusts
Kamed
George Lunn
Pashionable Church
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Belle Fourche
Sherman
Louis Brandeis
Fielf
Thying
August Groeber
Grophet
Wis
Bismark
Supreme Court
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