Arts and drama notes at Wesleyan campus event
Mrs H D Butterfield gifts a Whittall rug and bas relief plaque to Graham Hall as Dakota Wesleyan prepares for the Rose Petal fairy play and a new lyceum course. Dates, personnel and the Pi Kappa Delta installation are announced, with the Dakota Wesleyan band rehearsing for a Christmas concert under Prof W C Hunter and Erle Furman directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Butterfield
Graham Hal
Graham Hall
Clyde Tull
Lucile Rosenberger
Hazel Reynolds
Dakota Wesleyan
Lena Gjjaus
Helen Gross
Whitney Morris
Thas
Mitchells
Wankton
Vermillion
Erle Furman
W. C. Hunter
Furman
Cornets
Ralph Jensen
Woonsocket
Gnarles Wharton
Mitchell
Wells Hyner Ethan
Elgin George
Clarence Wharton
Mitchel
Lynas B. Lushabaugh
Dallas
J. T. Mead
H. P. Patterson
George Pfeifle
Menno
Lee Seymour
Bennett Grotta
Manchester
Bernie Brereton
Canton
Chester Werden
Hartford
G. . Graham
Terence George
Paul Presho
Rosebud
Albert Tiahrt
Dalton
Sylvan Wood
Watertown
Grovelyde
Broadland
Bbaritones
Verne’ Colingé
Sturgis
Charles Nicholls
Ellis Potter
Walter Smith
County Division Rules on Credit for County Property
The Supreme Court, in the Stanley county case, rules that permanent county improvements must be credited to the new counties before debt division, fixing the division date at the November vote rather than February. It rejects man damus as improper and guides settlement for Stanley, Jackson, and Haakon counties. A second opinion by Whiting reverses Rumiley Products Co. vs Stakke from Sioux Falls Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley County
Whiting
Rumiley Products Company
Andrew 2. Stakke
Municipal Court of
Sioux Falls, M
Saloon venture shows profits and debt payoff
A saloon established last July is a paying investment run by an incorporated stockholder company. Initial notes of 3500 have been paid, with all other debts settled. The firm reports a clear profit of 4000 from stock, unused license money, cash in bank, and city warrants. It estimates city indebtedness will drop by 5000 in two years.
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Ercport OL
Liberty for E. J. Woerth in Brule county custody bid
Brule county officials plan to meet Emil J. Woerth, former Kimball attorney, on release from Milwaukee jail after a 90day vagrancy sentence. He faces a wife desertion charge in Kimball and authorities aim to secure his custody for Brule county trial.
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Kimball
S. D
Brule County
Milwaukee
Wis
Emil J. Woerth
Woerth
Editor’s Son Killed by Train Near Mayo
Frank Kubler aged 21, son of Editor Joseph Kubler, was found dead by a Burlington southbound train three miles west of Mayo. Investigators believe he rode the rods and fell under the wheels after boarding at Custer with a companion.
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Guster
S. D
Burlington
Edgemont
Frank Kubler
Joseph Kubler
Mayo
Custer
Taking wife and children back from Rapid Creek
August Heine of Spencer Wisconsin learned his wife and children were at Frank Jennett’s home on Rapid Creek and obtained a warrant for Jennett and Mrs Heine on a statutory charge. Jennett fled with the Heine family to a country location about 15 miles away. Jennett was arrested, the wife and children returned to town, and Mrs Heine agreed to accompany her husband home. Heine paid costs and dropped the case, leaving with his family.
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Rapid Guy
Frank Jennett
Rapid Creek
Here
Heine
Spencer
Wis
Jennett
Wisconsin
Express Driver Awarded 250 Dollars in Warehouse Injury Case
A jury awarded W. L. B. McKee two hundred fifty dollars for injuries to his right hand while operating an elevator in Mitchell Fruit and Grocery’s warehouse during loading for the American Express. He sued for three thousand dollars. verdict reached after two-hour deliberation. Separately, Joseph H. Kirkes sues Milwaukee Road for injuries from being tossed from a box car near Yankton on September 15, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. B. McKee
Mitchell Fruit and Grocery Company
MckKee
American Iexpress Company
Joseph H. Kirkes
Milwaukee Road
Yankton
Kirkes
Mother Angela dies in Black Hills at 72
Sturgis South Dakota Mother Angela head of Benedictine Sisters in the Black Hills died after months of illness aged 72 She celebrated fifty years in the order a Swiss native who came to establish the order in 1888 guiding St Josephs hospital Deadwood St Martins academy Sturgis and Our Lady of Lourdes hospital Hot Springs Her health failed leading to resignation in 1912 Also noted Mr and Mrs F S Turney and Miss Marie Quigley began a Pacific coast trip to visit relatives and the San Francisco exposition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martin’s Academy
Sturgis
Our Lady of Lourdres Hospital
Hot Springs
F. S. Turney
Marie Quigley
Pacific Coast
San Francisco Exposition
W. R. Holt
R. S. Winegar
Wisconsin
Hileen Jsvans
Sioux City
Ida Kinney
Fairbanks
Alaska
Mitchell
J. I. Seven
Kinney
R. J. Burnham
Wast Fourth Avenue
Gamble and
Kittredge Streets
East Side Park
Fourth Avenue
Capital Street
Joseph Unteriemer
Parkston
Lawrence C. Frame
Omaha
W. Lf. Boweman
Lewiston
Idaho
Wherry
George Miller
Marion
John
Henry
Herman Schultz
Canton
H. . Barbard
S. O. Gaye
Burnham
Grace Geekwith
St. Joseph
A. KB. Trombley
H. D. Butterfiled
Marie Esmond
Marie Cowhick
Kansas City
Summons in Quiet Title Case in Mitchell South Dakota
State court summons to R H McBride and others in Davison County for answer within thirty days to a complaint filed September 18 1915 seeking to quiet title and determine adverse claims to Lots 3 4 and 14 in Block 7 University Addition Mitchell South Dakota with heirs and executors named and service details at Mitchell office 210 Commercial and Savings Bank Building Herbert E B Hitchcock attorney for the plaintiff located Mitchell South Dakota
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State of South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Ss. Tn
Davison County
Jessie Newbury
R. H. McBride
W. EE. Irwin
Agnes _ McBride Mooney
Mary McBride Ward
Devisees
Mary McBride Ford
Witter L. Johnston
Marie M. Johnston
L. Beckwith
T. A. Duncan
H. J. Timm
P. Steinmetz
H. R. Kribbee
South Dakota
Mitchell
University
Commercial & Savings Bank
Herbert Eb, Hitchcock
Davison
Spangler & Haney
P. O
Mitchell, S. D
Notice to Creditors Sundstrom Estate South Dakota
Executor Mitchell Trust Company announces to all creditors and claimants of Joanna S Sundstrom deceased to present claims with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims must be directed to Mitchell Trust Company Executor in Mitchell Davison County South Dakota dated October 30 1915.
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Joana S. Sundstrom
Joanna S. Sundstrom
Mitchell Trust Company
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
Joanna 8
Sundstrom
Estate of William Koch heirs notice and court summons
Notice to executors and heirs of William Koch, deceased, that L J Tomsland filed a petition for a deed to lot Four in Block Seven Riverside, Davison County. Hearing set December 2, 1915 at 2 PM in Mitchell. Also includes a circuit court action to quiet title to NE 14 of Sec 27, T103 R60 W, with defendants to answer by 30 days after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Davison
William Koch
Henry Swindler
Mary Koch
Katherine Burright
Irene Gosche
Dorothy Burright
Pauline Burright
Richard Joseph Burright
L. J. Tomsland
Riverside
Davison County
Mitchell
O. G. Thompson
Miner Returns From Alaska With Large Fortune
Ralph Leyverich, once penniless after leaving Homestake 18 years ago, is back in the interior of Alaska. He has a mining project 60 miles north of Ruby among the Alaskan Indians and reportedly owns a rich property from his fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Leyverich
Alaska
Ruby
Mitchell notes report local events and travels
Thursday’s Daily records Mrs J K Way’s five week visit to Danville Indiana. A man fined in circuit court posts bond and is released. Local officials discuss franchise convention in Huron and a Milwaukee freight derailment caused delays. Cholera losses rise in Davison county hog herds and isolation urged. Several social visits, court activity, and yard and sewer projects fill Mitchell life with multiple names and places.
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Mitchell
Huron
Napa Junction
Yankton
Platte
Davison County
S. M. Smith
Tobin
Perry
Dr. Smith
Plankinton Herald
Judy
Frank B. Smith
Plankinton
Winner
Williamson
Merle Ball
Mildred Taylor
Robert Lincoln Kelley
The
Baptist Parsonage
Samuel Marble
W. J. Davey
Marble
Ways and Means
Cliff Dickson
Baron Bros
Mitchell National Bank
Dickson
Baron
East Wirst Avenue
James River
Krum Hill
Firestee] Creek
Branch Local Store Held Up in Scotland South Dakota
A man named Arthur Hirsch entered Metcalf and Wagner in Scotland S D and forced Paul Treick to open the cash drawer. He took a small amount of money and asked Treick to call the sheriff but then revoked the request. Hirsch was later jailed in Tyndall after being taken by the sheriff. He claimed he wanted confinement for two years to avoid further trouble and noted heavy drinking. The revolver used was bought recently and found unloaded. Hirsch, from a once-prominent family, has drifted since his father’s death at Tripp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
S. D
Arthur Hirsch
Metcalf and
Wagner
Paul Treick
Mr. Treick
Treick
Tyndall
Mwe
Hirsch
Reinbold Bros
Mr. Hirsch
Tripp
Omaha Youth Robbers Capture After Bold Burglaries
Rapid City reports six bold burglaries across six states netting over 500 dollars. Ernest Williams and Lee Lelines, two Omaha youths, arrived two weeks ago and were captured with their loot in a shack near town by Sheriff Baken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
S. D
Ernest Williams
Lee Lelines
Baken
Altamont Lake Bulheads Suppressed by State Catch
Pierre South Dakota The state game department has removed seven cars of bullheads from Lake Alice near Altamont to reduce overstocking and starving fish. Each car held about 265000 fish four inches to a foot long. Three loads sent to Jim River at various points Swan Lake Turner county and Red Lake Brule county others to dams and ponds If weather warms shipments continue if cool weather forms ice operations stop for fall.
Veteran hotel man C. W. Grannis dies at 82 in Iroquois
C. W. Grannis, a prominent early hotel operator in Iroquois South Dakota, died at his family home aged 82. He came to Iroquois in 1884 from Ekader Ta and ran the Grannis hotel for years. Survived by a son two daughters nineteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. wife predeceased him in 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois
C. W. Grannis
South Dakota
Ekader
Grannis
South Dakota Blue Sky Law Deemed Unconstitutional
An express federal court opinion finds South Dakota's blue sky stock law unconstitutional. Judges Sanborn Munger and Elliott heard the case in Sioux Falls after the Morleys of Sioux City were charged with selling stock without state authority. The state plans to appeal to the U S Supreme Court. The law requires securities filings, contracts, prospectuses, ads, and financial statements with penalties up to 1000 dollars and one year in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
United States
Sanborn
Minnesota
Munger
Nebraska
Elliott
William
Harry Morley
Sioux City
United States Supreme Court
Sioux Walls Stockyards Company
Turner County
Office of
The
State Securities Commission
Fis
Auto Thieves Taking Grain Across Aberdeen Region
A new form of theft appears to involve grain stolen at night by automobile thieves. Farmers report losses totaling thousands of bushels, with several incidents around Groton and Streeter areas. Grain sacks are sometimes abandoned, some bearing unrelated names, and no suspects or clues have been found yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
A. Oliver
Groton
Streeter Farm
Streetter
James Farm
Ben Perry
Thelves
Supreme Court denies mandamus in old soldier act case
Pierre South Dakota the supreme court today denied the writ of mandamus sought by Dr Oscar Phelps of Lemmon to compel Governor Byrne to appoint him head of the state board of health under the old soldier preference act The court held the governor has discretionary power in such appointments rather than a purely ministerial duty
Memorial for General Beadle in Madison S D
A Madison movement to honor Gen W H H Beadle father of South Dakota education by building a monument on the state normal school campus. Funds will come from voluntary subscriptions in Madison and Lake County with a dedication gathering statewide. Beadle served as president of the school for sixteen years before his death in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
S. D
W. H. H. Beadle
South Dakota
California
Lake County
State Normal School
General Beadle
Mrs Erril Moses Visits Kin Before Mitchell Return
Mrs Erril Moses came Thursday evening from Oldham where she had been visiting her sister Mrs Walter McClarkon. After visiting with her father Jas Quinn for a few days she returned to her home at Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesian Commonwealth
Erril] Moses
Oldham
Walter McClarkon
Jas. Quinn
Mitchell
Dr Schwab Farewell Reception At Congregational Church
About 125 members and friends gathered to bid farewell to Pastor Dr F Schwab and his wife Mrs Schwab at the Mitchell Congregational Church. He departs December 1 to become Missouri superintendent for the Social Purity Federation in Kansas City. A program featured a quartet and soloists, with mayor and church leaders praising his two years of faithful service and a committee drafting unanimous resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
B. Schwab
S. Hoagland
Methodis Church
Robert Lincoln Kelley
Baptist Church
Mitchell Congregational Church
S. Cattrell
Ruth
W. S. Till
Schwab
Dr. Schwab
Tragic Gossip Reading Brightens Y M C A Program
Mrs Isabel Garghill and Beecher Read The World and His Wife Captain tragedy of gossip stirred the Y M C A audience last night. Her dramatic interpretation showed the hurt caused by a passing remark and earned high praise for power and presence. Announcement was made for the Ben Greet players at the Metropolitan Theatre on November 30 to present Much Ado About Nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Garghill
Beecher
Mary Stewart Cutting
Fmous
Metropolitan Theater
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AT. Wesleyan
J. H. Krenmyre
Iowa City
Pipa
Delta Honorary Forensic Fraternity
Mr. Krenmyre
Olin Jackson
Frank Leffert
Ray Spear
Perry Deuschel
Arrol Thompson
Frea Hatch
Walter McClarknon Clinton Anderson
Harold Smith
Ellis Walters
Supreme Court
Stanley
Jackson
Haakon
Munici
E. J. Woerth
Brule
Pormeer Kimball
Jalil
Black Hills
Angela
Benedictine Sisters
County of Davison
Fourth Judicial
Rena Hendrickson
Ella Hendrickson
Hannah HB. Perkins
Charles 4. Perkins
Grace Perkins Utter
Grace M. Thomas
Ab- Yom
Perkins
A. J. Prane
Abram E. Perkins
J. K. Way
Danville
Ind
Etre Young
N. B. Smith
W. W. Barnard
Grand Island
Neb
New Home Lutheran Church
Gus
Tafe Rydquist
D. W. WU
Lyle Greuch
Pierre
Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Branch
A. T. McGovern
Palo Alto
Cal
Joouise McGovern
Mrs
J. C. Hoishire
Jacksonville
Mary Skalls
Monteello
W. A. Darling
P. F. Nolan
Alexandria Herald
Alexandria
Morning Side College
Mitchell Boys
Iowa Methodist College
Morningside
Brookings
State College
Wesleyan
Metcalf & Wagner
Noticies
Altamont Lake
Blue Sky Law
Threerderal Court
Sioux Walls
ACT
Mitchrob
Is. Ruth
WS. Hill
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