Local Notes from Wriday's Daily Report
Doctors Iudith M and Grace Jy will arrive next week from Hecla 5 D to open osteopathy offices in the J N Crow building. Mr and Mrs Perry Pearse of Cat tle Creek Mich visit two daughters in the city and Loomis. Pearse to Larmina Wye Lyle L Branch of Pierre visits parents and goes to gan last evening with sister Cleota. W E Tipton returns from Oacoma on legal business. Starlight Chapter 6 IO held its election at Masonic hall naming Wiltse as Worthy Matron Crow as Worthy Patron etc. Mt Vernon Gun Club plans turkey shoot November 238. Corn Palace committee meets on fall festival finances. City council quorum lack. special session called for tonight. Waterworks dept reports hydrants and valves in good condition. water meter tester purchased. Mrs C K Steblin of Alexandria operated on at St Joseph's hospital. Bills approved. sewer and paving assessments set for publication. RK N Holsaple leaves for Claremont and Langford. H W Mitchell to Chamberlain for Anti-Saloon League address. Miss Laura Lindley to Murdo. Prof H T Jones to Bowdle. Dr BE W Buch to Davis. Rey, S I Hunt to Weblin Mt Vernon and White Lake. Mt Vernon high schools split basketball honors with Mt Vernon boys 56 White Lake 4 and White Lake girls 27 Mt Vernon 10. Cottingham and Smith stars for Mt Vernon. Miss Griffiths for White Lake. EB Stout leaves for Fargo on business. Return Monday.
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Wriday’s
Iudith M
Grace Jy
Shank
Hecla
J. N. Crow
Perry Pearse
Cattle Creek
Mich
G. Ff. Bock
Loomis
Pearse
Larmina
Wye
Lyle L. Branch
Pierre
W. A. Branch
Gan
Jesse
Cleota
W. E. Tipton
Oacoma
Starlight
I. S
Masonic Hall
Jennie MM. Wiltse
J. A. Larrison
J. C. Bryan
W. P. Miller
Frank Porteous
J. Wells
Eastern Star
Mitchell Masonic Building Association
A. C. Miles
Springfield
Edward Keach
Yankton
C. L. Patrick
R. £. Hardie
Mt. Vernon
Thomas Wbastcott
Felf
C. K. Steblin
Alexandria
St. Joseph’s Hospital
West Fourth
East Railroad Street
RK. N. Holsaple
Claremont
Langford
H. W. Mitchell
Chamberlain
Anti-Saloon League
Laura Lindley
Murdo
H. T. Jones
Bowdle
BE. W. Buch
Davis
Rey
Hunt
Weblin
White Lake
Cottingham and Smith
Artist Ezra Winter noted as former Travers City youth
R N Holsaple recalls Ezra Winter as a church and Sunday school member in Travers City Michigan during high school. Theresa Aylward joins Sioux City for her parents golden wedding anniversary. Various local items include club meetings and a Harvard psychology address by Dr Otto J Radusch in Dakota Wesleyan classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Holsaple
Ezra Winter
Travers City Midh
Winters
Milwaukee Road Wins From Kirkes In Train Ejection Case
A circuit court jury found for Milwaukee Road in a case against J. J. Kirkes who alleged assault and battery for being forcibly ejected from a moving freight train in Yankton yards in September. The jury, after half an hour and the fourth ballot, ruled the complainant was a trespasser on the train and had no claim for being put off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Road
J. J. Kirkes
Yankton
Big Audiences Hear Children At Whittier School
Nearly 1 000 people attended a Whittier school program by four grades featuring plays motion songs and musical numbers. The event raised about 90 to buy a phonograph for the school with plans for another winter show to complete the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier
Longfellow School
Knights of Pythias to Host Reunion Banquet
The Knights of Pythias invite all county Knights to a reunion banquet at their hall Monday at 6 30 pm. Representative Charles Weller donated a 75 pound clover fed pig from Davison County for the feast. The menu features oyster cocktail, roast pig a la barbeque, baked apples and more with coffee and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Mitchell
Charles
Weller
Davison
Suffragists to Meet Next June in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls will host the next state convention of the Woman’s Suffrage association in June. Delegations came from Pierre Mitchell and other counties. The group adopted a county township organization plan and outlined the launch of an equal suffrage campaign. Mrs J H Pyle presided with officers elected for the year including Mrs S V Christ and Mrs C S Whiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Woman's Suffrage Association
Huron
Pierre
Mitchell
Wolsey
Congregational Church
J. H. Pyle
Pennington
McCook
Lawrence
Coddington
Bon Homme
Aurora
Brookings
Hughes
Beadle
Davison
Local teachers attend Aberdeen meeting and events
Miss Alta Witzel travels to Aberdeen for the state Teacher's Association meeting after visiting her parents in Mitchell and White Lake hosts. Fifty tickets were sold for teachers heading to Aberdeen. The second public recital of Dakota Wesleyan pupils led by Prof. Wilds is set for Tuesday in Science hall. Thanksgiving events in Aberdeen include cross country, football games, and dinners at Johnson field. Several Mitchell teaching staff attend the Aberdeen meeting. Dr. Louis Beckwith Jr returns from Minneapolis post cataract surgery as his eye improves. The Corn Palace association plans its December 7 annual meeting to appoint 1916 festival committee. David Thissen returns to Sioux Falls after typhoid fever recovery.
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Alta Witzel
Scotland
J. A. Witzel
Aberdeen
B. H. Wilds
Dakota Wesleyan
Science Hall
O. In
Branson
South Dakota
Granger
Spearfish Normal
Northern Normal School
Huron
Johnson Field
Mitchell Public Schools
J. W. McClinton
L. GC. Lindsey
P. A. Cootey
Mary Jones
Elsie Benedict
Pearle Wilson
Catherine Wells
Pearte McKinney
Ethel Blynn
Bidth Churton
Edla J.aurson
Middlem en Hold Up Prices of German Food Say Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports widespread complaints across Germany that middlemen inflate food prices, blaming shortages while prices rise for butter, rabbit, and meat. A mining unions petition urges government action to curb speculation, ensure affordable fats, and direct distribution to poor workers and soldiers families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Associated Press
Tageblatt
South
Saxony
Commercial clubs target coal rates from Great Lakes to SD
The Mitchell Commercial club and Aberdeen Commercial club traffic bureau intervene in a case against coal rates from the Great Lakes to South Dakota. They say SD rates exceed those in adjacent territory by 55 to 60 cents per ton. The case, touching all SD east of the Missouri River, includes railroad commissioners and several cities as intervenors. A January hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Commercial Club
Traffic Bureau
Aberdeen Commercial Club
Great Lakes
South Dakota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commercial Club
Missouri River
State Railroad Commission
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Cold Relief
An ad urges use of Dr King’s New Discovery to prevent bronchial and lung complications after colds. It claims the remedy aids the body in fighting germs and offers tested merit for all ages. A bottle is advertised at 50 cents.
Perry Township Community Notices and Visits
Albert Derber of Osage and families from SKennebec visit Henry Beauman and others in Perry Township. Ladies Social Hour meets with 21 attendees and plans December meeting. Ida Atkinson returns from Iowa. Corn husking active as favorable weather aids drying and cribbing. Sherman Lewis and Charley Sendall families visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Derber
Osage
Della Floyd
R. C. van Hiorn
Opal
Skennebec
Henry Beauman
A. W. Halling
Letcher
Burt Smith
Julian Dondelinger
Robert McCue
Milo Dailey
Sherman Lewis
Ida Atkinson
Iowa
Mary J. Dailey
Milo
Jim
Charley S
Endall
Charles Sampson Loses His Suit Over Runaway Wagon
The Rathbun Grocery Co. won a 15 000 dollar verdict Saturday night in a runaway wagon case brought by Charles Sampson. The jury ruled after an hour’s deliberation that the Sampson team was not vicious and fled due to an automobile scare, not the horses. A second suit by Educator Supply Co. against C ens Bros. & Spindler for 172 50 alleges a printing press was defective and not printing properly, to be decided by the jury later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbun Grocery Company
Charles Sampson
Mrn Sampson
Educator Supply Roe
Eens Bros. & Spindier
Messiah Concert Proposal Prompts Local Choral Revival
The May festival chorus will perform Handel’s Messiah on December 12 with the Dakota Wesleyan music department led by Prof. George Harold Miller. A Downtown division and college chorus rehearse at the Commercial Club, aiming for 100 members and two yearly concerts, December and May, with Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra and notable soloists being sought for the May 26 festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harold Miller
Dakota Wesleyan School of Music
Miller
College Chorus
Commercial Club
City Hall
Town Singers
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Hayden
Together
Mitchell
Young motor thief held in Cottonwood South Carolina
A youth named Martin Lawson, believed to have fled Illinois with a companion after stealing two automobiles, is held in Cottonwood. Police report describe him as a minor, with the case unfolding as an early street crime involving juvenile suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood, S. C
Martin Lawson
Illinois
Local boy in custody over auto theft ring
A boy prisoner is held here awaiting Illinois authorities. He was found working on a ranch near Cottonwood. His accomplice was last heard from in Rapid City and officers are pursuing him. The detained boy denies involvement in the theft but says he knows the youths who committed the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Cottonwood
Rapid City
Brookings Game Ends 6 0 After Bitter Battle
State College defeats Dakota Wesleyan 6 to 0 at Brookings in a wind swept struggle. Moody defense by Wesleyan stalled Brookings in the final minutes, while Brookings capitalized on a late fumble to seal the victory.
Wind Stops Wesleyan on Narrow Finish in Rough Loss
The Wind defense fought a hard game as State relied on center plunges and end runs to move, while Wesleyan’s open formations were stymied by the Wind. Key players for State included Skinner Rowe and Weber. Ellis and Zavitz shone on defense as both sides suffered few injuries before the final whistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Brookings
Dakota Wesleyan
State University
South Dakota
Wesleyan
Methodists
Chester Dillon
Smith
Verne
Mitchell
State
Payne
Ewing
Hoover
Skinner
Rowe
Sheehan
Oval
Stata
Aroun
Don
Waltz
Collenge
Knox
Abbott
Weber
Ellis
Zavitz
Stevens Ellis
R. T. Weber
Berry
R. EB. Gage
Hine
Q. Sheehan
Payne Rk. HO
Rowe Collinge
L. FH
Skinner Waltzer
Fridley
Gage
Lee
Fischer
Woodward
R. Smith
Lynch
Pugsley
Hochstetler
White House Winter Entertainments Plan Announced
Washington outlines this winter White House entertainments after a year’s lapse due to the war. Dinners and receptions begin January 7 following President Wilson’s marriage to Mrs. Norman Galt. Diplomatic dinners are canceled, with Jesserand and von Bernstorff expected to attend separate meals, diplomats from neutrals to be allocated between events. State Department to resolve seating for allies and opposing nations. First diplomatic reception set for January 21 with a second on January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
White House
Wilson
Norman Galt
Army
Galt
J. J. Jesserand
Count von Bernstorff
Ambassador Jesserand
State Department
Great Increase in Our Exports Set New Trade Peak
Washington reports a record foreign trade surplus as the United States shifts from debtor to creditor. For the year ending October, total trade surpassed five billion dollars with imports at 1.692 billion and exports at 3.319 billion, compared with the prior year’s 1.88 billion imports and 2.14 billion exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Commerce
Missouri Man in Custody After Flight Across States
Missouri officers arrested Robert Marshall alias Robert Wilson, a grand larceny fugitive hidden with a threshing crew in Highmore South Dakota after a money order traced him to the area. Requisition papers accompanied the arrest. C. A. Tracey leaves for Phillipsburg to spend Thanksgiving with his mother and attend his nephew Leo Howard’s wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
S. D
Missouri
Robert Marshall
Robert Wilson
South Dakota
C. A. Tracey
Phillipsburg
Kani
Leo Howard
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Twentieth Century Club
O. W. Coursey
Otto J. Radusch
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
H. P. Patterson
Radusch
Europe
Bonn Halle
Academy of
Paris
Theodore Krause
Alpena
Brazowsky
Wessington Springs
M. E. Parsonage
Leonard le Valley
Anna Klosterman
Plankinton
Joe Klosteman
Jerauld County
Gustav Woelfel
Sioux City
Grand Island
Neb
D. C. Sneller
N.H. Murphy
Notre Dame Academy
C. S&s. Caine
Baltimore
Sidney
Australia
Acaa
Kirkes
Knights
Pythias
Charles Weluhr
Fred
Frank Weller
Hattie
Agnes Kerrick
Milwaukee
Spencer
Howard Brodstrup
Ben T. van Meters
R Ms. van Metre
Louis Beckwith, Jr
Minneapolis
Beckwith
Corn Palace Association
David Thissen
Thissen
Puttet
Western
Geormesny
Organization of Miners of Germany
Co. Christin Miners of
Polish Workers’ Association
National Woman's Association
Perry Township
Chas. Sampson
Haydn
Slkingis
AP Cottonwood
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Webber
Cafe
Loren Webber
Ted Winters
Joonson
Slaughter
Young Hi
Tulian
Webbers
Barnes
O. B. Wells
Woodman
Havens
Bowling Shoes
Fred Wells Shoe Co
Fluke Presents
Brookings Game
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