Mitchell News Briefs Highlight Local Appointments and Visits
Alfred Cannon departs from Kross Pharmacy to take a Crawford Neb position. Levi Tillotson of Chicago, ex-Mitchell resident and Yale graduate, visits relatives as Meg Tillotson plans a Des Moines insurance career. Sioux City reports Mrs. John Ehlers case amid a trailing search. local social events include harvest ball plans, church conferences, and town visits.
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Montags
Alfred Cannon
Kross
Teft Iast
Crawford
Neb
Levi N. Tillotson
Chicago
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
Yale
Meg Tilotson
Des Moines
General
Coussel
Hat State
Tillotson
Dot Laughlin
Levi Pearce
Simon Halsch
L. Ness
Arthur Marstad
Sioux City
Ness
Bijou Hills
South Dakota
Earl B. Rowley
Company B
South Dackota National Coerd
Hang Miller
Scotland
Lauritz Mille Tauritz Miller
Selby
State Banking Department
G. S. Marr
Aberdeen
Toma
1 Noble
Kate Hoye
Omaha
Chsange in Social Order Address Draws Attention
The passage notes delays in washed gravel and rail road street curbing. High school juniors and seniors attended chapel at Dakota Wesleyan to hear Raymond Robins of Chicago speak on the changing social order. Residents from Maine to California are dressing up, but dress up fees were held up Saturday.
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Raiload
Dakota Wesleyan
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Maine
California
Robins Stirring In Address Today
A fragmented report highlights Raymond Robins delivering a public address at Dakota Wesleyan University. The piece notes his themes on government strength and social reform, mentioning attendees from the Wesleyan community and references to Dal Western and local figures.
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Robins
August Cable Fined for Assault at Mitchell Court
The October term opened with Judge Frank B. Smith presiding. August Cable, formerly of Mitchell now farming in Pruro township, faced charges from his former hired man G. Van de Bossche. The jury found assault and battery not with a dangerous weapon, and Cable received 20 days in jail and a $100 fine.
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Agsault
Cable
River Man Killed When Auto Turns Turtle at Mobridge
Mobridge South Dakota Captain Nels Jacobson long served as a river ferryman on the Missouri at Mobridge and nearby points. After a life on the water he died when his automobile overturned, ending a career ferrying cattle and supplies into and out of the Indian country for over thirty years.
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Mobridge, S. D
Nels Jacobson
Mobridge
Missouri River
South Dakota Driver Killed When Car Turns Turtle
A man identified as Jacobson, formerly a seaman in his homeland, was fatally crushed when his automobile overturned while driving near Aberdeen. He was 31 years old, leaving a wife and four children. No witnesses were present, and the body was found beneath the wrecked car. The accident occurred after the vehicle was driven from rich grass region stock to the eastern market.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Jacobson
Inquiring Into Passport Frauds Across European Capitals
Washington date: The United States will investigate alleged U S passport forgeries and misuse by German agents in major European capitals. R W Flourne Jr, head of the passport division, has been in London for days and will proceed to Paris and Berlin and other neutral capitals. State department note to Berlin last July drew no reply.
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Washington, D. C
Allerga
State Department
R. W. Flourne, Jr
London
Paris
Berlin
Germany
Notable Marine Band Leader Santelmann to perform in city Friday
A famed figure in American music, 2 Lieutenant Wa H Santelmann, long director of the U S Marine Band, will appear in a single Friday concert. Born in Hanover, he learned violin early, studied harmony, and mastered fifty instruments. He joined a Philadelphia musical organization in 1887 after serving with the 134th Infantry band in Leipzig.
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Marine Band
America
Wa. H. Santelmann
V. 8
Santelmann
provo #6
Hanover
134Th Infantry
Leipsic
Germany
United States
8 Musical Organization
Philadelphia
The
Marino
Santelmann heads Marine Band and creates renowned orchestra
The article details J. Santelmann rising from Marine Band leader in 1898 to a renowned conductor, later expanding the band, and earning Doctor of Music from George Washington University in 1908 along with diplomas from major expositions. It notes Walter F. Smith joining as second leader for a Mitchell concert, tracing Smith’s White House concert presence and service since 1885 with the band.
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Ile
Marine Band
Santelmann
Hemisphere
George Washington University
Washington
Omaha
Buffalo
St. Louis
Mitchell
Wm.h. Suitelmann
Walter F. Smith
Michigan
Raised His Ideals Remain Far From Women
Joshua Silo holds lofty ideals for women, pays no attention to local girls. Abner notes the man stares at corset advertisement pictures for hours, signaling a fixation that clashes with town norms.
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Joshua
Silo
Wimmen
Abner
Gi- Jey
Hhours
A Lead Pipe Cinch Marriage Banter
A brief dialogue shows Bridget teased about marriage as a lead pipe cinch joke among friends. The exchange notes a wake and weight change with playful slang and abbreviations.
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Bridget
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