W. J. Fritzs Closing Out Auction Opens Saturday
W. J. Fritzs Closing Out Auction sale of his $15 000 jewelry stock starts Saturday December 2 at 2 30 p m Every attendee receives a ticket for a free present The auction will be held at 404 North Main Street Mitchell SD with stock including dry goods ladies wear furnishings and store fixtures appraised at 8419 67. Dated November 20 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Fritz
W. H. Fritz
BF. B. Neish
North Main Street
Mitchell
South Dakota
Kk. H. Winsor
Weller Farm
Doll Show at Jacobs Store Captures City Interest
H A Jacobs & company hosts a doll contest with 16 entries including dolls over 50 years old. Four prizes go to best dressed dolls voted by the public, with winners to receive prizes after December 11 and entrants to get a commemorative token.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Jacobs & Company
Com-Ic
Beng
Rose Greenburg
Elizabeth Getehell
Irene Cotchell
Lenore Kinkhead
Virginia Kinkhead
Cathrina Helen Henegar
Mae Newton
Viola Newton
Virginia Wilberton
Guinivere Willerton
Tonald Veit
Dolores Veit
Miss Carroll
Phoebe Carlson
Zoella Bartard
Barnard Barnard
Dolly Zuver
Ilmanor Zuver
Buster Kennedy
Madeline Kennedy
Beatrice Crampton
the Crampton
Dolly Mane Cimbkiner Hye
Want Ads Offer Wide Range of Local Listings
Short classified notices detail vacancies at Palmer Cake Shop and McCarthy's Cafe, housing rentals, furnished rooms, and room and board. Also listings for livestock, farm equipment, sale of billiard tables, and lost items with contact details across Mitchell area.
Wanted Ad for Used Farm Equipment and Plowing
Fragmentary notice seeks a second hand reefer and farm gear. Includes an address line Box 88 Rural Route Jeu Pith and mentions seeking prices for plowing and equipment.
Wright Walrath Nuptials Today in Quiet City Home
Florence Louise Walrath and Gage Pierson Wright wed today at the bride’s parents home 6504 Mast Sixth avenue. The ceremony by Rev. Mr. Osgood was attended by relatives and close friends with a wedding march and pink chrysanths and lilies of the valley in the decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Louise Walrath
Gage Pierson Wright
J. O. Walrath
Sixth Avenue
Stey
Charles Sumner Osgood
G. Vlaven Draper
Mr. Osgood
Georgette
Killarney
Widowing of Local Couple Ties Wright and Burns Families
The marriage unites two prominent young locals as Miss Celestine Burns and Mr. Wright wed. The bride, educated at Dakota Wesleyan and Stout Institute, taught domestic science. the groom runs Truli-Wright clothes. They plan a home at 804 East Fifth Avenue and a trip to Minneapolis and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celestine Burns
Lucile Burns
Florence Derr
G. Traven Draper
Minneapolis
Frank Wright
Parkston
Hride
Dakota Wesleyan
Stout Institute
Menominee
Wis
Truli-Wright
Wright
Omaha
St. Paul
Johnson Named Head of South Dakota Teachers Association
Dr Willis F. Johnson, president of the Northern Normal school, was elected president of the South Dakota Educational Association, defeating Dr Harry M. Gage of Hur on college. The vote also installed Mrs Olive Warren as vice president and J W Rum as treasurer. Resolutions criticized Dr Franklin Jones’s medical clinic and urged a statewide survey of educational resources. Sioux Falls hosted the 1917 planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Willis F. Johnson
Northern Normal School
South Dakota Educational Association
Harry M. Gage
Huron College
Olive MM. Warren
J.W. Rum
A. Heymon
Aberdeen
Franklin Jones
University of South Dakota
Educational Medical Clinic
Er. J. G. Parson
Sioux Falls
J. W. McClinton
Sioux Palls
Rites Held for Mrs McLoughlin at Columbia Hotel
Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph McLoughlin were conducted at the Columbia hotel with Rev. Robert Lincoln Kelley officiating. Floral tributes filled the room as active pallbearers included Dr. A M Crossett and Judge O C Thompson. The body continues to Guelph Ontario for the forthcoming funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McLoughlin
Columbia
Robert Lincoln Kelley
A M. Crossett
O. C. Thompson
George Bishop
K. K. Medley
Gustav Woelfel
John Tobin
John Redd
Ernest Goldhammer
H. J. Butterfield
Burns
D. T. Becker
Philip Tobin
Beach Crary
Nick Redden
John Quirk
Milwaukee
Guelph
Ontario
J. D. McLoughlin
Chicago Hog Prices Fall at Union Stock Yards Report
Market slowdown with hog prices 15 cents lower than yesterday. Estimated receipts Chicago today about 60 000 with notable 62 099 official yesterday. top price $9.95, most trades $9.00 to $9.75. CAULH and SIOUX CITY details list cattle and sheep ranges, receipts, and prices. Sioux City hogs about 17 000 sold, top $9.80, typical $9.15 to $9.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Sioux City
Two Magazine Offer From The Youth's Companion And McCall's
The Youth's Companion and McCall's Magazine are offered together at 2.10 with many items included. The Youth's Companion provides 62 issues for 1916 17 calendar year and a 1917 calendar. McCall's adds 1 2 fashion numbers for 1917 and a 1 2 cent dress pattern with a 2 cent stamp. Subscriptions may be sent to The Youth's Companion St Paul Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panion
McCall’s Magazine
Youth’s Companion
America
Butter Market Steady Today Across New York City
Butter receipts total 5,923 with market tones described as steady though weaker for creamery extras. Prices shown include 41 1-2 for creamery extras and 34 1-2 for firsts, with several price figures and regional references such as Elgin Illinois noting 25 tubs sold at 42 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Exchange
New York City
ELGIN
Highway spending across South Dakota counties
The state auditor reports fiscal year totals show Lawrence County spent $57,857 on road work while Minnehaha used $101,835, Bon Homme $99,001, and Yankton $, Bennett County $396, and Grant County $1,495. The figures detail county road expenses by category and indicate varying levels of highway funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Minnehaha
Bon Homme
Yankton
Bennett County
Grant County
Bootleggers Plead Guilty in Canton Dry Town
In Canton, South Dakota two men charged with illegal liquor sales pleaded guilty in state circuit court. Henry Wheelhouse admitted selling liquor without a license and paid a $50 fine plus costs. Harry Clark was fined $40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
S. D
Henry Wheelhouse
Harry Clark
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George W. Wogan
A. B. Hitchcock
Commercial and Savings Bank
Miss Delight Ganges
Gann Valley
Wila Abernathy
Maynard
August Chant
Fred Scott
Alexandria
Lakell Bros
Searles
Irs
William Dunn
Fulton
A. E. Cummings
William Monroe
Kimball
Charles Chaplin
B. A. Bebb
S. Bobb
Misa Linvile
Bobb
Marion Watlrath
Alfred Fox
Mt. Vernon
Lakell Bros Ed
Ida Cass
Gordon Cass
Frank B. Smith
Cass
Red Chaplin
Maynor Tomlottow
F S Wallis
Wessington Springs
Ralph Herz
Irene Hawley
Metro
Metropolitan
Herz
Silas Gilworthy
Mi Tlawley
Purple Lady
J. P. Reihsen
Jacobs’ Store
Iannikins
Palmer Cake Shop
Cook
McCarthy
Mitchell Produce Co
Ren
East Second Avenue
Lawler St
11Th Avenue
10Th
Avenue
Slammers
Curtis
A. S. Crapenter
Poland
China
Charles II
Bates
Leteher
S. Hicks
Duroc Jersey Boars
Goodbone
C. I. Holshire
University
Hanson Street
Letcher
W. Bates
Brunswick-Gallie Collender Co
South 10Th St
SALH
Gleeson
Max B. M. Korn
Pendleton, Ore
B. Jelmeland
2Nd Ave
Garnet ‘Broach
Pinder
Mapchell School
Ove Enson
N. Main St
Mitche Salde
Tss
Peorench Walrapth
OF Gage
Ues
Tassle
Johnson
McClinton
State Educational Association
McOughlin
Business and
A. Be, Hitchcock
Commercial & Savings Bank
H. G. Giddings
Western National Bank
I. Ve. Bobb
Nat. Bank
Edith M. Shank
Grace L. Shank
Osteopathic Physicians
Crow Bldg
W. H. Broadbent
J. W. Broadbent
Jobson
Broadbent Bros
S. C
HW. Noble & Son
Fourth Ave West
A. B. Hager
Parm & City
Mitchell Trust
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