Mitchell News Roundup From Weekly Mitchell Journal
Mitchell and surrounding scenes feature church service notes, hospital news, and local events. Adrian Rawson, famed paper man, underwent surgery at St Josephs Hospital after sudden illness. Images from Nor East Weekly shown to community leaders. Stinson Motor Car Co opens offices on East Digs. rainfall totals rise to 0.15 inches. Talmadge Conrad marries in Huron. Myra Bovight returns from Kansas. local officials discuss district matters and choir plans for Sunday service.
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J. M. Walters
Emily Walters
Bile B. Walters
Achoollfo
Txice
Gettyaburs
Aftehell
Centervilla Journal
Adrian 0. Rawson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mitchell
Corn Lace Cominittes
Mitch Tf
Stinson Motor Car_company
U12
East Digs Avenue
Pbastor
Geo. Harold II
Aadt
Greldere
F Wrison
HSMM
Palace
Renton
Wintarea
Wilson
Samassfireuy
Trenton
Enon
Meena
Artesian
Omar
Grace Pallipa
Murray
Tileron Coure
Percy
Saris Judes Et Seta i Saaia
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Percy Ailagen
Tim
Matt
Yous Beyer
Hotorne
BBPG
Mazieni
Chicago
H. Gravely
White
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T. Mackean
Fret Bower
Bihan
SB Stark
Salem
St Soepa'e Hospital
Witehoock
Hettiarer Nileast
J. W. Shelby
al Treek
Tuncapelis
Talmadge Conrad
Bars' Deo
Conrad and
Manduate
AU Huron
Costae Rahselmax
Tienda
Sioux Yallhote
Conrad
Buron
Myra
Bovight
Kansas
Pe Hoyai
Gasoline blaze kills child and burns mother in farm accident
Aberdeen reports a fatal gasoline blast from a cook car used with a threshing rig on a Timber Lake area farm. A 17 month old child died and the mother Mrs Ton Kamperschiroer was seriously burned. Frank McParland was arrested at Groton and held for Terre Haute on a rape charge. The crime is described as brutal.
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Aberdeen
Timber Lake
Ton. Kamperschiroer
Frank McParland
Groton
Terre Haute
Ind
Morrow Presents Vase and Towers in Reader Feature
Morrow, the reader, acted as presenter delivering a handsome vase and a basket of towers, forming a decorative and symbolic moment in the program.
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Morrow
Primary Laws Before Court The case tests initiative rights in Oregon
The Oregon Supreme Court hears whether the legislature may repeal an initiated law and enact a new primary system in a dispute brought by R O Richards. Oral arguments address whether initiative provisions allow legislative repeal and amendment without violating the constitution.
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Supreme Court
R. O. Richards
Richards
Nail
JMG
Kult
PRAISE LOCAL COUNTRY CLUB AND SOCIETY EVENTS
A long page recounts social gatherings in Mitchell and nearby, including praise for the local country club and a series of club meetings. Mrs. Harker receives honors at a luncheon. Mrs. Suedmeier hosts the Ladies Aid at her home. the Be Jolly club holds its annual meeting electing officers. Additional notices list upcoming club programs and a debate season across state districts with school teams competing for the state championship.
Club Opens Season With New Members
Mrs Ed M Chaney hosted the Hi Lo Bridge club last Saturday for the season's first meeting Four new members joined bringing four tables of play Prizes went to Mrs Virgil Boyles and Mrs Oney Sweet Refreshments were served by the hostess Officers include Mrs Ray Smith vice president and Mr Sweet secretary with Mr Chaney president for the year MARRIED LAST WEEK Storla Journal reports a surprise wedding October 7 at Mitchell between Ole Velm and Ella Dahl Rev ALN Brudvig officiated at 6 30 p m Attendants were Miss Gusta Dahl and Henry Johnson The couple will reside on the Hjelm homestead near Palatine township and are welcomed by families of Mitchell and surrounding areas
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MS. W. Harker
Angeles
Vealit
Mitchell
T. J. Morgana
Ofelock
Ed. M. Chaney
Hi Lo
Virgil Boyles
Oney Sweet
Chaney
Ula
Ray Smith
Sweet
C. W. Downey Treas
Storla Journal
Ole Velm
Ella Dahl
Hojolm
Eiliott
Gunder Dahl
Palatine Township
Hjelm
Wott
Fama
Anars
George Ium
Today Club
Hell
Sire
John Colvin
Irs
Anna Cosyer
Tom Mitenont
Sterman Lewis
Mie Berth McGue
Wedness
Attornecs
John. Campbell
B. AM
Rebeeeart Welker
Will Bates
Mib
Molworth
Laura Dunn
Indiana
Mets
West Third Avenue
Celeste Carlson
Pepe
Ang
Mia
Robert AfeCuo
Paca
James Humphrey
Woonsocket
A. L
Motorcyclist on Trial for Murder at Deadwood
In Deadwood court a 93 year old Burlington brakeman Gerald Harrigan faces first degree manslaughter charges after a fatal collision on the Hubli highway last summer. The state argues violation of vehicle statutes. defense cites good character and lack of intent. Public sentiment splits on Harrigan’s responsibility. Also in court, Williams Jenkins ordered to pay Vina Bowen $200 for supplying liquor to an inebriate post-saloon ban. Joseph Beshara, an Assyrian, was acquitted of knowingly receiving stolen junk from a brass theft tied to the Gal Mining Company.
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Deadwood
Gerald Harrigan
Burlington
William Prince
Hubli
Tastiean
Pierce Wau
Pierce
Harrigan
Pierea
Vina Bowen
Lead
Waliam Jenkins
Joseph Beshara
M Gal Mining Company
South Dakota High School Debate League Expands
The South Dakota High School Debate League adds new members Salem Ashton Hat Springs Milbank Desiret Canistota Sherdeen Junius Watertown and predicts near universal participation. Last year 20 schools across districts including Lead Deadwood Pierre Langford Clark Webster Sisseton Lake Preston Yankton Parker Madison Sioux Falls and Canton competed. Only one school entry allowed in final debates for each school, though two teams may defend a school in preliminary rounds.
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Loar
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Teneo
Mexico
Oman
United States
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North Central
Anntriet
Iturony
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Yankton
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Siniri
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Clank
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Aisriet
Madison
Sioux Malls
Dvate
Orion
Dlack Hill
North Centrah
Huron
Sissoton
Sion
Falls
Mack
Soth Dakota Iool
ROG Basel
Salem
Ashton
Hatprings
Milbank
Desiret
Canistota
Sherdeen
Junius
Watertown
Teague
Tate
Igh
Dinci Hillstrict
Ramilly
Stursis
Lead
Deadwood
North
Pierre and Siuro
Missouri River
Black Hills
Marine Band Wows Crowd In Sioux Falls Return
The Marine Band drew a 2000 plus audience at the Cor Palace Friday afternoon and night. The program featured Wagner scenes from Valkyrie, Sousa's Semper Fidelis, and popular encores. The band departed by special train at 5 30 for Sioux Falls for an evening concert.
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Tate
Ana Mon Lang Reese
Ana
Teuton
Kent
Marie
Cora Palace
Fri ‘Ag
Tepublican
Wagner
Sousa
Marine Corps
Sioux Falls
Seaton Leads College of the Pacific To Notable Gains
Dr John Lawrences Seaton who left Dakota Wesleyan a year ago to head College of the Pacific in San Jose Calif has guided the institution with notable progress Attendance has risen by about one third this year with over 400 students anticipated 200 in college and 98 freshmen The dining hall was rebuilt the lax library burned last year but 5000 volumes were listed for use A year’s drive also raised over 20000 for running expenses The college near Stanford and UC Berkeley makes this progress remarkable despite war conditions.
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John Lawrences Seaton
Dakota Wesleyan
College of the Pacific
San Jose
Calif
Mizenen
Seaton
Wesleya
San Francisco
Leland Stanford
University of California
State efforts to protect antelope and preserve wildlife
In the northwest region the state department plans stronger action to protect antelope and preserve specimens. Poachers threaten remaining bands, while work focuses on habitat northeast of St Joyle Fourche and roaming herds. Officials report central fish shipments from lakes in the northern part, with larger specimens sent to hatcheries.
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Rior
St Joyle Fourche i
Department
B ‘Ho
Car Stalled Amid Rattlesnake Incident Reports
Fragmentary dispatch describes multiple rattlesnake encounters near Gapa and Onida as vehicles and riders stop to manage the danger. Walter Young claims ten snakes in an acre of terrain while others including John Harty and Glass report runs with snakes. A crew near Onida recovers a rattler colony and brings forty rattles as proof of the hazard.
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Walter “Young
Capa
Gapa
John Harty
Glass
Ughmore
Crow Gree J
Weinter
Ralph
Toy Tull
Suzy Jeounty
Onida Foun
Runaway crash kills Hue erizen colony member Jacob Gross
Jacob Gross of the Hue erizen colony at Rosedale died at St. Josephs hospital after a wagon accident near Milwaukee yards. His companion was injured. Gross remained unconscious for about 30 hours before death. He left a wife and two children.
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Hueerizen
St Rosedale
St. Joseph's Hospital
Borofale
Grosswall Snithelt
Burr Street
Milwaukee Yards
Mr. Gross
Eden
Aniny
University to Do Extension Work in State
The South Dakota State University begins its first extension work this year led by Dr Jones. Local directors oversee courses with university supervision guiding a center visited by professors periodically. Teachers and students in Pierre participate as centers will expand to other cities bringing university work to local classes.
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Pierre
State University of South Dakota
University de Free
Jeun
Tte
Jones
Aberdeen liquor search aided by deputies and police
S. W A deputy sheriff joined several policemen in Aberdeen in a search for liquor. The small operation involved multiple officers inspecting locations and checking permits. No arrests were reported, and authorities continued monitoring the area.
Five sites searched for Ichor loot yield limited finds
Authorities combed five locations once occupied by Melty to locate Ichor believed hidden or sold. No liquor was found except at one site where the owner had left a liquor tag and quit the salon business, and the site had not been sold since.
Big speakers on the program for Laymen Mission meeting
A list of sixteen speakers from diverse denominations is set for a Laymen's Missionary movement convention in Mitchell from November 7 to 10. W. E. Doughty leads the program with international speakers including Rev. P. A. Agar and others from Baptist, Congregational, Presbyterian, Methodist, Episcopal, and Anglican backgrounds. The gathering aims to support church missionary efforts and encourage churches to carry out their own plans.
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Oaders
Cause of Missions
W. E. Doughty
New York City
Feader
MM. Doughty
Jory
Men and Missions
Bill Gieney
P. A. Agar
Africa
United Missionary
Forthern Baptist Convention
Fnanee
Wahwet
Hher
Royal Geographical Society of England
G. M. Keeler
Missionary Education Movement
National Association
Ton Kinin
F. W. Lot
D. D
Calvary Baptist Church
Minneapolis
Asia
Europe
Harv A. Ward
Boston Universy School of Theology
Methodist Federation
Italy
Hoist Coltexe
Rome
Tis
C.H. Patton
American Board of Commission
W. ‘. Mitchell
Presbyterian Church India
Eld
Clyde P. Armitage
Holick
Durioson—alter Rit
Allston
Opal
Ihr. W
Naraule Western
Retary
CC. Rotlikt
Episcopal Church
Eee
Geo. F. Sutherland
Secretar Department of Missionary Education
Sehadise Ehareh
Nation aviation for State artifact to be held in Mitchell
State aviation exhibit is set for Mitchell South Dakota at the courthouse on November 5 and 6 beginning at 8:00 a.m. Lilly A Patterson, County Superintendent of Schools, announces the event.
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Nation
Mitchell
Court House
Lilly A. Patterson, Co. Supt
Fourteen Forest Fires In Past Year In Black Hills Reserve
The Black Hills forest reserve reports fourteen fires in the past year covering thirteen and a half acres. The record results from favorable climate and well prepared forest space. Lookouts on high peaks relay fire notices to a central office via telephone, with multiple firefighting outfits ready for immediate deployment. Mrs Niblick and her husband left for Van Wert Ohio after Mrs Niblick’s father fell seriously ill.
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Pierre
Luse
Forest Service
Yean
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