Wedding Bells For Mitchell Couple In City Church
The wedding of Joseph Jeluson of Running Water and Violet Din of Lithia, with Mer Plebert Hy of Witting, occurred at the Methodist church as Dr S Wonkland officiated. Guests included Mrs. Wilson of Aberdeen and local civic groups, followed by celebratory gatherings and a bridal trip plan to Jack Hills country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jeluson
Unning Water
Miss Violet
Din
Lithia
Mer Plebert
Witting
Leah Denekerun
John Tobia
Mwinney
Heekormiun
Winik Dearlenivon
Miro Johnsos
Jack Hills
Oat
Tobin
Givant
Than
Mir
Jotsison
Rijune Wirter
Dinner in Honor of Mrs Jeffery Delights Guests
Mrs Tv Smith hosted a dinner for her sister Mrs Tv d Jeffery of Washburn No 1 on Capuga Avenue East. The party for ten featured floral red canaries as table decorations, a three course menu, and an impromptu music night following. Guests included Mrs 2 Milne, Mrs George KH Poster, Mrs W I Purner, Mrs d A Keith, Mrs Jet Barnett, Mrs C A Bowers, Miss Helen Walker, and Mary Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tv Smith
Mourth Avenue
Tv. d. Jeffery
Washburn
No 1
Pilates
JeYery
Alfows
2. Milne
George KH. Poster
W. I .Purner
D. A. Keith
Jet Barnett
C. A. Bowers
Eten Walker
Mary Turner
Philomathian Society Reception Brings New Students Together
The Philomathian society of the University hosted its annual reception at Miss Lou Anderson’s home on Fourth Avenue West and Dutd Street. Guests enjoyed vocal and piano performances by former members Della Steninger and Lillian Quinn, Vicerola airs, lavender and white decor, and light refreshments as first year students mingled with older peers to foster lasting college ties.
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Seledion
Pannie Smarc
Aires
Tlaroel’ Cird
Dalota Westley
Ruby Star
Marsh
Messrs. Crocker
Collins Totlowgh
Muchi Amusement
Philomathian Society of the University
Lou Anderson
Fourth Avenue West
Dutt
Ble
Lillian Johnston
Quinn
Miss Johnston
Vietrola
Philo
Tyke
Jong
Wnt
Ohare Icler
Party Plans Amid Absences At Local Club Meeting
A club meeting was held at the home of Mrs. S. W. Lehan with several members absent. The gathering discussed upcoming weather plans and a social event, while noting the need to reorganize or confirm attendees for future sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dchia
5. W. Leehan
Minerva Cul Nee Club Holds Season Opener Dinner
Mrs Janes Smith and Mrs Laur i Miller hosted a six o clock dinner at 528 South Lincoln Street for the Minerva Cul nee Club. Carnations and ferns decorated the table and six courses were served. Miss Hidora Young and Jessie Cobb assisted. A guessing contest and humorous readings by Mrs Temple followed. Plans for the year's work were informally discussed and a parade program read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Smith
Lauri. Miller
Lincorn Street
Minerva Culnee Club
Hidora Young
Jessie Cobb
Bridge Club Honors Mrs Graham With Top Score
The Wednesday bridge club met at Mrs. Sid W. Smith's home last Friday. Guest of honor was Mrs. Neil Graham of Sioux Walls visiting in the city. Three games were played, with Mrs. Graham winning the head prize after the afternoon's play. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid W. Smith
Neil Graham
Sioux Walls
Tre Goames
Graham
Smith
Wi Lo bridge club opens winter season at Carlsen home
The first Wi Lo bridge whist meeting of the season was held Saturday evening at Mrs George W. Carlsen residence. Only three tables played due to member absences. Out of town guests Mr and Mrs W H Saul of Strathroy visited. High scores went to Mrs Virgil Boyles and Sid W Smith who received prizes. Refreshments were served.
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Wi Lo Bridge
George W. Carlsen
W. H. Saul
Strathroy
Can
Virgil Boyles
Sid W. Smith
Local Society Notes Highlight Entertainments and Visits
Sinich hosts club evening with Misses Gladys Clarecy and Molcie Indra visiting from Storm Lake and California guests Jows and Moliie Indra. Music and dancing precede refreshments as Willetts plan a season card party. Younger Set hosts at Mrs George Kimball’s. light refreshments served. Mrs A J Whitecock hosts sixteen ladies for bridge at Fourth Avenue West. Mrs Walter Mills from Topeka visits Mil Vernon then returns to city. Mitchell Lyons leads Sings Daughters in needle work for church society with 21 members present and light refreshments.
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Sitthinday
Hath
Meroaind
O. Go Rabun
Harey
Oh Terence
George G. Kimball
Wisconsin
Fifth Avenue
Marjorie Becker
Mae Welch
Wankie McCormick
Wo OR. Ball
A. J. Tlitehcock
Fourth Avenue West
Uth Streets
J. W. Shelby
Walter Mills
Topeka Khan
Mil
D. T. Williams
Mtchel Lyons
Sesson
Miss Lavauine Owens Leaves for Minnesota Wisconsin Visit
The note lists many local social visits and events in Mt. Vernon. Mrs. Wing remains ill but improves. Families travel to Mitchell and Jenkinton for visits and a play The Cow and the Moon draws attendees. A Bay View Club party honors Mrs. J Stage and plans to move to Indiana. The Sunshine Rebekah lodge Degree Staff will travel to Mitchell to initiate a class.
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Lavauine Owens
Minnesound
Wisconsin
Man Oaimd
Helgerson Vore Milettell
Shepherday Mitchell
T. J. Wing
Guy Smith
Wim- Dall
Mabel Davis
John Anderson
Helgerson
Will Owens
Mitchell
Norman Welch
Daugher Opal
Ountayo
Arthur Ward
Jenkinton
Beer
C. DB. Woodward
Chas
Williadean
Stage
Indiana
Mt. Vernon
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Mitchell Lodge
The Cow and the Moon thrills Gale audience all evening
The Cow and the Moon musical comedy drew a good crowd at Gale on Thursday with no dull moments. Ed Gilmore led funny stunts and dominated the show while Hanici Rice sang well and the cast supported strongly. Scenic effects impressed, including a lifelike engine approach with sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Gilmore
Gilmore
Hanci Rice
Justice Harlan Died After Brief Illness In Washington
Washington D C Associate Justice John Marshall Harlan of the U S Supreme Court died at age 78 after a brief illness from bronchitis with complications. He served on the bench for 14 years and was regarded by authorities as a leading intellect with independent views and notable dissenting opinions on oil and tobacco cases.
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Washington, D. C
Ioln Piarlan
Supreme Court of the United States
Harkin
Cent
Oil and Toyuagco Trust
Tarlan
Sheewill Singeast
White
Justice Wardan
Gamble Stands as Progressive Senator in South Dakota
Yankton South Dakota long prominent for political fopics outlines Gamble J Roberts Gamble, a Republican senator, is portrayed as progressive. records show he backed Roosevelt era policies including income tax direct election of Senators tariff reform and corporate regulation. noted for conservation irrigation and western development efforts.
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Sioux Palls
Gamble
Senate
Friends of Protection
Wna Express
Placforn
Gramble
Ile
Peck
Oes
Yankton
S. D
South Dako
Roberts J. Gamble
Gimble
Chicago
Commission
Commerce Court
Gambles
Roosevelt
South Ditkotteig
Sheriff John Secoeh shoots resisting suspect in city
Herrick Marshal John Secoeh shot and killed Henry Owsley Saturday night during an arrest attempt after Owsley allegedly created a disturbance and rushed the marshal. Secoeh surrendered later, claiming self defense. Owsley leaves a wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owsley
Exile Refuses 10 Save the Empire Amid Chinese Unrest
Telegraph dispatch describes rioting in Pekin caused by bank runs with police clashing with mobs. Government notes slide in value, assembly demands throne access and minister dismissal, foreigners urged to leave. Rebels plan assault on Kiang Nan forts. Yuan Shik may join them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
China
National Assembly
See Shun
Senge Hanan Wun
Yuan Shii
Public Drinking Guy’s Ender Bean
Inquiries into the drinking cup order are addressed by Attorney General Johnson who states that public notice via the press suffices. The order becomes effective from the time specified in the published notice.
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Ender Bean
Pierre
oWutter Wis
Johnson
Dr King's New Life Pills Aid Strikers
A light promotional piece explains that liver kidneys and bowels may falter and advocates Dr King's New Life Pills as gentle relief. The ad promises excellent health soon and notes the price as 25 cents at Diehl & Brown's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Diehl &Brown's
Aberdeen Methodists read appoint ments for state charges
The annual South Dakota Methodist Episcopal Conference closed as Bishop McIntyre announced the state wide appointments to charges in five districts. Many preachers were reassigned with new leaders coming from other states and some leaving for other conferences.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Methodist Episcopal Church
McIntyre
James S
Warkness
O. W. Taylor
Anedover
J. J. Morrison
Ashton
Vernon
Bir Stone
O. M. Tyde
Bath
L. Burroughs
Bowdle
A. D Melkinney
Bradley
Bh i. Page
Albert Hartt
Bristol
Pp. Morton
Claremont
Thomas Davies
Fonde
Deeble
Cresbard
Czanney Corona
John Wood
J. de
Yoe
Prank Sromaghin
Florence
G. Raceliff
Mrederteck
Groton
Pon. Brown
Heela
Grown
Langford
M. PT
Hapreed
2Cola
MW. Kedwayne
Melleite
S. Brown
Huron
G. T. Nelson
Agar
Alpenia
M. Lk. Nickerson
Blunt
Tarald
J.T. Smith
Burlette
J. W
Brontland
A A. Cornish
Carpenter
J. CG. Johnson
Cavour
Wimond
W. Uvans
J.T. Potter
Vivian
Draper
M. Howell
Vivian Circuit
J.T. Gurney
Wagner
J. T. Underwood
White Lake
A. J. Hloyer
Winner
U. S. Crowder
Taft considered progressive pick for Supreme Court seat
Washington DC politicians expect President Taft to nominate a pronounced progressive to fill Justice Harlans seat. Names floated include Louis D Bran deis of Toston who backed Pinchot in the Pinchot Ballinger hearing and Frederick W Lehman solicitor general of St Louis. The court met with Justice Clarlan’s chair draped in black as Chief Justice White announced Harlans death and adjourned. Funeral set for tomorrow with honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Taft
Supreme
Harlan
Louis D. Brandeis
Toston
Pinchot
Frederick W. Lehman
St. Louis
Cummins
Supreme Court
Clarlan
White
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Rock Creek Cemetery
New Alfalfa Company Formed in Hot Springs
Rich Alfalfarea Company filed Articles of Incorporation in Hot Springs with $40,000 capital. Directors are Wy Wo Bowers and N. G. Bower of Deadwood and Mark C. Rich of Hot Springs. The firm will manufacture alfalfa tea syrup breakfast food meal and other alfalfa products and plans to market them soon.
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Pierre
Mark
Gx Rich
Hotprings
Wy Wo Bowers N. G. Bower
Deadwood
Mark C. Rich
Hot Springs
Fragmentary OCR Item Offers Sparse Details
A damaged OCR fragment provides little readable content with stray letters and partial names, offering no clear event, dates, or subjects to summarize into a full card.
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Wutterfield
Wilken
Canton
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Ain
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Wontais Federation
Mitchen
Aberdeen Normal School
Dtvs
Cit
C. W. Downey
Miss Paige
POR Preparatory Students
Pperary Club
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Inckley
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Supreme Bench
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W. J. Sherman
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Ch. D. Brown
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J. R. Erins
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C. O. Bigger
Hartford
W. N. Deller
Hudson
Arthur Pittman
Hurley
Rowden
Lennox
Herbert Pollard
Montrose
Myron Redfield
Parkey
HH. Pberhart
Salem
Paul Gardner
Sioux Falls
Wirsteres
J. W. Potter
Jordan
Jordan, 5. Thurlees
Valley Springs
Geo
Ae Supply
Vermillion
Wilbur
Wakondi
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J. M
Watertown
Wy Boyce
Arlington
Tarleton
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Awysall Jacks
Bruce
Frank Tanner
Clark
A.jc.mclean
Castlewood
Colman
T. B. Gennison
Clear Lake
W. J. Eugleson
de Smet
Fred Rawlinson
Doland
Lawrence L. Layne
Elkton
Carl W. Skinner
Hrankfort
T. T. Boslaugh
Garden City
John Kaye
Garey
W. L. Darling
Stazel
Thomas
F. W
McEldowney
Menry
Kampeska
Fred H. Ray
Howard
R. W.ninkler
Junius
Suplied
Luke Preston
R. -. Little
Madison
James E. Duriss
Oldham
Jon. Oakley
Roswell
A.L. Wilson
Dakota Wesleyan University Americen, S. D
Ko L. Brown
Vhisely
Dakota ‘Wesleyan ‘University
Dakota Waealeyan Ciig
Aimee Ber
Toythe Chiurches
Association of Dakota
Wesleyan University
C . Hager
R. J. Hubbard
J. Ll. Seaton
J. FF. Franklin
G., Tya Notson
Iandie Kennedy
Waterown
O.krs3 Boyar
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Dr. Kerfoot
Little
Iroquois
Morris
J. M. Johnson
Wpworth
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Brandeis
Lehman Consireird
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