Local notes hitch to open osteopathy offices in J N Crow building
Wriday's Daily lists doctors Judith M and Grace Jy to arrive next week from Hecla 5 D to open osteopathy offices in Mitchell. Visits by Mr and Mrs Perry Pearse of Cattle Creek Michigan to see daughters Mrs Jr 11 Fons and Mrs G Ff Bock. The Pearses return from Larmina Wye. Lyle L Branch of Pierre visiting parents goes to Gan with sister Cleota. W E Tipton returns from Oacoma legal business. Starlight Chapter 6 I S elects officers at Masonic hall with Jennie Wiltse worthy matron J N Crow patron and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Ezra Winter, artist and church connection noted
R N Holsaple recalls Ezra Winter as a former church and Sunday school member in Traverse City Midh. Winter showed artistic talent while finishing high school and has since built a notable career. Theresa Aylward attends her parents golden wedding in Sioux City. Ayl ward and Klosterman family ties are mentioned. The piece also notes Dr Otto J Radusch of Cambridge spoke on the German Educational System at Dakota Wesleyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Holsaple
Ezra Winter
Travers City Midh
Winters
A. B. Hager
Twentieth Century Club
O. W. Coursey
Otto J. Radusch
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Dakota Wesleyan
H. P. Patterson
Radusch
Europe
Bonn Halle
Academy of
Paris
Milwaukee Road Wins From Kirkes in Trespass Case
A circuit court jury found for the Milwaukee Road in the assault case against J. J. Kirkes. Kirkes had been forcibly ejected from a moving freight train in Yankton yards last September. The jury ruled Kirkes a trespasser and had no claim to damages or removal.
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Milwaukee Road
J. J. Kirkes
Yankton
Whittier School Hosts Four Grades Theater Night
Nearly 1,000 people attended a Whittier school program by four grades last night. Students performed plays songs and musical numbers in three rooms as the crowd moved through. The event aims to raise about 90 for a phonograph, with more shows planned in winter to fund similar purchases for other city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier
Longfellow School
Knights of Pythias to Host Reunion Banquet
The Knights of Pythias announce a reunion banquet at their hall Monday at 6 30 p m to attract all county Knights including non members in Mitchell. Charles Weller donated a 75 pound sweet clover fed pig from Davison county for the feast roasted in the citys largest bakery oven catering for about a hundred attendees. Menu includes oyster cocktail celery roast pig a la barbeque baked apples sweet potatoes Waldorf salad pumpkin pie cakes coffee nuts and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Mitchell
Charles
Weller
Davison
Suffragists to Meet Next June in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls hosts the next state convention of the Woman's Suffrage association in June with invitations from Pierre and Mitchell. Delegates from Pennington, McCook, Lawrence, Coddington, Bon Homme, Aurora, Brookings, Hughes, Beadle and Davison attend. The group adopts county organization, plans an equal suffrage campaign, and announces new officers led by J H Pyle.
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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
Miss Alta Witzel to Attend Aberdeen Teachers Meet
Monday's Daily notes Miss Alta Witzel, teaching in Scotland's big school, spent Sunday with J. A. and Mrs. Witzel, leaves yesterday for the state Teacher's association in Aberdeen this week. Also mentions recitals by Prof. B H Wilds and a large slate of Thanksgiving events and local travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Witzel
Scotland
J. A. Witzel
Aberdeen
Milwaukee
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
German middlemen blamed as food prices rise in Berlin
Berlin reports from AP correspondence note growing complaints over living costs and price gouging. Butter hits three marks a pound before gov price cap. Rabbits scarce and dear, meat and fats seen as speculative. Miners unions urge measures to protect poorer workers, calling for supply control and fair distribution. Lard distribution delegated to National Woman's Association.
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Berlin
Germany
Associated Press
Tageblatt
South
Saxony
Puttet
Western
Geormesny
Co. Christin Miners of
Polish Workers’ Association
National Woman's Association
Coal Rate Challenge Units of Aberdeen and Mitchell Clubs
The Mitchell Commercial club and Aberdeen Commercial club traffic bureau intervene in an interstate case seeking lower coal rates from the Great Lakes and eastern points to all South Dakota points east of the Missouri River. They contend state rates are 55 to 60 cents per ton higher than neighboring territories. A hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission is set for January with the state railroad commission and several affected cities as co intervenors.
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 for colds and bronchial trouble
A vintage ad urges relief from lingering colds and potential bronchial or lung complications. It touts Dr King’s New Discovery as best aid as the body fights cold germs, recommending a 50 cent bottle.
Perry Township Social and visiting updates noted
Albert Derber and families from Osage and SKennebec visited Henry Beauman and Mrs Beauman. Letcher residents A W Halling Burt Smith Julian Dondelinger spent Sunday with Robert McCue. Ladies Social Hour met with Mrs Milo Dailey. 21 present and a Thanksgiving program. Ida Atkinson returned from Iowa. Corn husking and cribbing season described as favorable. Sherman Lewis and daughter visited with Charley Sendall.
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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 in Runaway Trial
The Rathbun Grocery Co. won a $15,000 damages verdict Saturday evening in Charles Sampson’s case for injuries from a runaway wagon. The jury found the Sampson team not vicious, attributing the incident to an automobile scare rather than horse behavior. Another case, Educator Supply Co. vs. Deans Bros. & Spindler for $172.50, claimed a printing press defect and was expected to go to the jury later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbun Grocery Company
Charles Sampson
Mrn Sampson
Educator Supply Roe
Eens Bros. & Spindier
Messiah Concert Planned by May Festival Chorus
The May festival chorus will perform Handel's Messiah on December 12 with the Dakota Wesleyan University music department's voice head George Harold Miller announcing plans. A downtown rehearsal tonight aims to build a 100 member choir with city singers. Negotiations seek Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra and national soloists for a May 26 festival featuring an orchestra matinee and Hayden aria.
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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, claiming Illinois roots, is held after authorities link him to the theft of two automobiles with a boy accomplice. The case suggests the pair fled from Illinois to avoid capture, triggering joint inquiries by local and state police.
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Cottonwood, S. C
Martin Lawson
Illinois
Boyheld in mystery theft case near Cottonwood
A youth is in custody locally after a large cache of merchandise and cars were stolen. He awaits instructions from Illinois authorities. A second boy, once near Rapid City, is being pursued. The detained youth denies involvement but says he knows the thieves.
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Illinois
Cottonwood
Rapid City
Brookings Game Ends 6-0 In Bitter Wind
State College edged Dakota Wesleyan 6 to 0 at Brookings in a hard fought football battle. Gale conditions hindered open plays but Wesleyan created several threats before a late turnover sealed the win for State College.
Wind State clash ends in close finish with strong defense
Wind catches a clear pass to deny Collenge a near touchdown as Brookings knocks the ball out at the line. State relies on center plunges and end runs, but Wesleyan’s open formations are stifled by Wind’s defense led by Ellis and Zavitz. Final whistle sounds after a fierce, injury-light battle with numerous line plays and substitutions.
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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 Announced
Washington announces the resumption of White House entertainments this winter with changes due to the war. Dinners begin January 7 after President Wilson's marriage to Mrs Norman Galt. Diplomatic dinners are canceled. Jesserand and von Bernstorff will seat at separate dinners with neutral ministers. The first diplomatic reception is January 21 and the second 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
Washington reports a new high in U S foreign trade with a record favorable balance. For the year ending in October the total trade topped five billion dollars as imports reached 1.6917 billion and exports 3.3186 billion, up from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Commerce
Missouri Man Is Taken Back to the Show Me State
Missouri officers pursue and recapture Robert Marshall alias Robert Wilson in Highmore South Dakota where he worked with a threshing crew. Wanted in Missouri for grand larceny he had evaded capture for months after sending money to his daughter. Authorities arrived with requisition papers to return him. C A Tracey leaves for Phillipsburg to attend Thanksgiving with his mother and the wedding of his nephew Leo Howard.
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Highmore
S. D
Missouri
Robert Marshall
Robert Wilson
South Dakota
C. A. Tracey
Phillipsburg
Kani
Leo Howard
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