Country club opening draws social crowd and visitors
A large turnout at the Country club opening last evening lit by Japanese lanterns and colored lights showcased the new clubhouse. Guests toured the facilities while Elks quartette music and dancing entertained.
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Country Club
Elks
Ew House
Whitten Tos
Fred Barten
Robert Burns
Louis Beckwith
C. A. Dawson
Grace Beckwith
Paul M. Young
Mildred Dorr
George @. Kimball
Delvan ‘J. Becker
Ora B. Wells
B.A. Meisenholder
E. 0. Walrath
A. N. Brodstrup
Minnehaha Country Club
Sioux Falls
Mortgage Foreclosure and Local Notices in Mitchell
A lengthy foreclosure notice details Joseph Tum of Dayton and the Davison County District, with spanning dates in October and November, describing default on a mortgage by Hearns Starr and Maude Starr and the sale of the mortgaged premises in Davison County South Dakota. Local notes report railroad and business movements, theater listings, and community updates from Mitchell, plus funeral and social notices and upcoming editor talks.
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Don Pastorel
Mertgarrée
Spangler & Haney
Sitomneys Tor Mortsagea
Pastorel
Rmofieae
E. Prattran
Samrant
Dayton
Cheyat Fous
South Dakota
EaRinine
Ieee
Rowsatin
South: Dakota
Danforth
iRiferce
Mankeroptey
Mortgar
Ezeenea Heinleß Starr
Morteagee
Thys
Alen
Alante
Davison
Dakota
Ot Attenelt
South Daskota
Ana
FB. Watking
Omaha
Trav Ag
Union Paile Railroad
Mitchell
Hoyt Cox
Anderon
Salem
Miner Survives Explosive Fuse Incident at Oro Hondo Mine
William Pinkerton, an Oro Hondo mine employee near Lead, South Dakota, faced a fatal end when a fuse lit a series of explosives as the hoist jammed leaving him suspended just feet from the blast. He dropped into the shaft, shielded himself with boards, and survived with a minor head wound after the explosion roared.
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William Pinkerton
Oro Hondo
Lead
Pinkerton
Black Hills
Byrne Will Fight Case In South Dakota Bank Rule Dispute
Aberdeen 8 D. While en route to Ortonville Minnesota Governor Byrne stated the administration would press the 50 percent state reserve rule for banks and fight a court injunction sought by South Dakota bankers seeking to block enforcement. He offered no further comment due to the case before the courts.
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Aberdeen
Ortonville
Minn
Byrne
South Dakota
State Banking Department
Sophs Victors With Pushball
The Dakota Wesleyan Col Lege Day afternoon opened with pushball between Sophomores and freshmen. The sophomores won 22 to 10 after 15-minute halves. A following football game between seniors and sophomores and juniors and freshmen featured many fumbles and few gains, with Walt Big breaking free for an 80 yard return late in the final period.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Walt Big
Blue and White Day Observed By Dakota Wesleyan Students
Dakota Wesleyan students from all departments joined in the third annual Blue and White Day observance on the hill campus. Activities included a morning hitch hike to a tramp camp for coffee and photos, a bag rush on the athletic field, a snake dance, wheelbarrow race, tug of war, a water ditch challenge between classes, an auction luncheon, an obstacle race, and a 2:30 football game between freshman junior and sophomores followed by an evening chapel program.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Graham
Lollege
Tall Wesleyan
South Dakota
New Theory on Hog Cholera Presented at Dedication
Prof Hilton In Jones of Dakota Wesleyan University proposes hog cholera stems from diseased ductless glands and a virus secreted by these glands. He presented his views at Mit jeton during the State University dedication, noting collaboration with late Prof Henry A Torrey of Harvard. The department of agriculture funds efforts, while the South Dakota state university expands enrollment and opens a leading new chemistry building.
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Jones
Clares
Addie Wet
Prof
Hilton
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitjeton
State University
Henry A. Torrey
Harvard University
United States Department of Agriculture
Jones II
State University of South
Land Willed Disposes Of Vast Realty Holdings
A will filed with Charles City probate court discloses a allocation of 250000 dollars in land assets. Wheeler D. H. is recorded among the parties involved in this substantial real estate disposition.
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Wheeler
Charles
Library expands uses with stories and pictures for children
Five hundred fifteen books were drawn for home reading last week, 122 juvenile, 37 percent classed. Miss Bartle led a story hour with 15 children, while a project to organize library pictures for teachers began. New books include Arthur legends and King Arthur tales, Nature Myths, Granny's Wonderful Hair, and stories about Washington.
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Bartle
Lear
Ruth
Wrom
J. D. Milne
Athens
Granny
Palmer
King Arthur
Arcene
Hart
Anne of the Teland
Montgomery
Tobey Tyler
George Washington
Scudder
Stockton
Rosend the Ring
Thackery
Zerbe
Sunday church rule allows Wagner film shows
In Wagner South Dakota churches debated Sunday theater use. After meetings the city council and theater manager agreed to close until evening services end. Sunday film selections focus on biblical educational and historical subjects aimed at churchgoers. The arrangement could influence plans for other towns.
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South Dakota
Record cattle and grain shipments surge through Mitchell
South Dakota pumps millions in livestock and grain to markets. Mitchell sees the heaviest Saturday livestock flow on record with 300 carloads, Sioux City cattle receipts hit 11 000, grain shipments up 50 percent as rail officials push use of proper grain cars to avoid losses.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
Milwaukee
Black Hills
Coast Lines
Sioux City
Monnay
Mit
Shell
A. J. Rozum
F. van, Vilet
W. F. Coady
J. J. Sullivan
Railroad and
Levator
Raorlairs
KDP
Notice of Probate and County Court Proceedings 1916
Legal notice from Davison County South Dakota regarding probate of the will of Joanna S Sundstrom deceased. Summons directed to heirs and beneficiaries to appear in Vermillion and Mitchell. Proceedings include approval of county bills, road work, and payrolls, with notices of hearings and filing of probate petitions. Includes appointments, jurors, witnesses, pensions, and county officer actions.
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Davison
Uth Dakota
Joanna S. Sundstrom
South Dakota
Leslie. Wise
Edvin Chancellor
Ada A. Cornwell
Mary Mt. Clesg
Gertrude Horne
Cs Presley Hore
Benjamin Horne
Bel Hinton
Piaintit
Cotrie Horne
Dorothy Horne
Edwin Hugh Ht Hinton
Joanna
S. Sumastrom
Oraer
Mitchell
Davison County
South House
Eta
Machat
Dakota
Devien
U.S
Thomas Ster
Joanna S. May
Dean Walter Willams
Sun¢strom
Uni Price
Calton
Sioux City
Meatcell
South Day
Testa
Getter
Sioux City Journal
Kota
Muntary
Dromvots Chet
Saan Arvice
Ego
Czaver
Aleaestoner
Thompson
Milewell Souths
C. G. Thompson
Mitchell film show of Corn Palace week in Mitchell
Mitchell film arrives from Minneapolis with 1200 feet of footage showing Corn Palace crowds Queen Maize Helen Gross on campus at Dakota Wesleyan Country Club and nearby scenes. The Alm will be shown privately to officials next morning, then Maynard theater will host a public showing next week. Northwest Weekly will screen Tuesday evenings through The Republican with motion picture news features. Board notes include 100 dollar orphan's home grant and various minor expenses.
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W. R. Ball
Chicago
American Association of Railway Surgeons
Violet Fisk
Anna Entwhistle
Mitchell
St. Joseph's Hosspital
Parton
Seale
Wil
Maynard Theater
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Weall
Edith Story
Antonio Moreno
George H. Barber
Minne
Jaports
W. R. Ronald
Margaret Anderson
Aberdeen
J. S. Bassett
Helelie Bassett
Sioux Falls
Dakota Hide & Fur Je Company
H. Niblock
Decatur
Clarence L. Pier
Aberdeen News
Unitedyf
A. W. Gressen
White Lake
Adelbert
Henry Herman
Scotland
D. Ditlon
Dekota Wesleyan
Spearfish
Dillon
Minneapolis
Corn Palace
Helen Gross
Maize
Dakota Wesleyan
Country Club
Commercial Club
Corn Palace Committee
Dakota Wesleyan Athorities
Andress
Northwest
Republican
Autcwelt
Section Hand Cut to Pieces by Train
Watertown reporter Joan Ortlock a section hand for Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad died Tuesday morning after a freight train struck and dragged him 300 feet on the St. Louis tracks west of Yakota. He and three coworkers were trying to push a derailed car clear of the line when warned to release it. He became trapped between the engine and the car, his body horrifically mangled as the train passed.
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Watertown
Joan Ortlock
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad Company
St. Louis
Yakota
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