Local notes plus social and sales in Mitchell area
Local items report Miss Goldie Horn returning to Fort Dodge Iowa with sisters J M Games and Will Tyta for a visit. Dakota Wesleyan Thalian and Daedalian societies invite readers to a 7:30 pm joint reception in College hall with pledges announced, music and refreshments. Other notes cover visits, football outings, estate sales, church events, and community business updates in Mitchell and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Horn
Fort Dodge
J. M. Games
Will Tyta
Daedalian
Dakota Wesleyan
College Hall
Samuel Vickers
Mthin
Vickers
Uwiom Wriday
Alice Mosher
Chamberlain
Mitchell
William T. Rush
Thielen Powers
Verna Brown
Stewart Tottum
Mark Newell
B. W. Leehan
I. H. Winsor
Yankton
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mitchell Art Club
A. F E. Hitchcock
Round Table Club
Sioux City
C. Peters, Jr
Mr. Peters
New York State
Stephens Bros
Liverpool
N. Y
F. Hotaling
J. Miller
Amsterdam
Dakota Wesleyan Orchestral Club Opens Season
The Dakota Wesleyan Orchestral Club held its first practice of the season under director Prof. W. C. Hunter. About thirty pieces are planned for the orchestra with a series of symphony concerts. The session focused on strings and woodwind. Mrs. Harry Slade returned home after visiting relatives at Elk Point with Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Wesleyan Orchestral Club
W. C. Hunter
Harry Slade
Elk Point
Woonsocket Builds New Methodist Church Dedication
Woonsocket South Dakota dedicated its new Methodist Episcopal church in a ceremony led by District Superintendent G T Notson. Sermons were delivered by Dr Neagland and Dr Jenkins. The $8000 structure drew $4125 in cash and pledges to clear debt with $125 remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
S. D
New Methodist Episcopal Church
G. T. Notson
Huron
Neagland
Mitchell
Jenkins
Dakota Conference
Gentle Life Pills praised by San Antonio resident
Dr Kirg s New Life Pills are extolled as mild effective laxatives with 25 cent price. Hugh Tallman of San Antonio Texas says they are the best pills he and his wife have taken. In White South Dakota citizens urge railroad to reinstate M J Burns station agent after removal over grain car disputes. A petition of 100 locals seeks Burns return, though the company offers a different station posting he declines to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirg
Hugh Tallman
San Antonio
Tex
H. BE. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
White
S. D
M. J. Burns
Burns
Davenport Elevator Company
END PARIS FASHION RULE
Chicago garment expert declares Americans will renounce Paris as fashion arbiter and embrace American styles. He cites American buyers pushing Parisian influence down and praises American women as best dressed, noting Parisienne impracticality and lingerie with furs as unlikely for Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
R Rudolph Cony
Chicago Garment Review
Cony
Chicago Garment Manufactuers’ Association
Mr. Cony
Europe
Vienna
Loomis Social Roundup Includes Visits and Events
Mrs G F Bock hosted the H M S on Wednesday. Mrs Beaumont of New Castle arrived to visit son B N Beaumont. Mrs Shaw from Mitchell came to help care for the sick. A Newhirter home party on Friday Oct 17 drew about forty guests and a good time. The Dodd boy with a broken arm is improving. Charles Wichelberger suffers rheumatism. A dance at Donda linger’s Saturday night drew a large crowd with music by the Newhirter brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Bock
Beaumont
New Castle
B. N. Beaumont
Shaw
Mitchell
Newhirter Home
Dodd
Walter Dodd
Charles Wichelberger
Dondalinger
Newhirter Brothers
He Finds Long Lost Sister on Train
Seattle deputy sheriff George H. Webber assisting Mrs. Bertha Johnson amid insanity discharge encounters Ole Rude of Milwaukee, her long lost brother. A random Norwegian language talk leads to the match and twelve years of separation end as Rude identifies Johnson as his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
George H. Webber
Bertha Johnson
Tolt
Tulare Egg Candling Raises Prices for Co-Operative
In Tulare California the Tulare Co Operative Poultry Association earns from 1 to 2 cents more per dozen on graded and candled eggs than the Los Angeles market. Firsts and selects sold for 41 cents per dozen when LA market was 40 cents. All other grades also priced higher, offsetting operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Cal
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Coughs and Colds
The family cough medicine Dr King’s New Discovery is urged for all homes to use at first sign of cold or cough. A Mason Michigan man reports his whole family relies on it for coughs colds throat and lung troubles with two 50 cent bottles curing pneumonia. Thousands of families trust it for relief and cure with doses priced at 50 cents and one dollar. All druggists carry it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ipworth
J. S. Moagland
C. B. Harrold
Indianapolis
Dr. King
A. Stid
Mason, Mich
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Sam Wildman
Edgerton
Wis
Joseph Vickares
Bo Simmons
Ottumwa
J. W. Bryant
I’ Wickhem
Alexandria
J. Frad
Paulkton
Eand Glasner
Tyndall
Navin Hotel
Jack Hanson
Lincoln
Will
State Fair Board
Bruce Bdleman
Marmouth
N. C
Paul M. Young
Canty
Aberdeen
Minnesota
Wisconsin
George A. Silsby
Mitchel Lodge of Elks
Wmn. M. Herbert
Wic
Mary Fitch
Cr. Fitch
Mt. Vernon
St. Joseph's Hospital
Johnson Bros
Omaha
Frank Winsor
Thompson
Nev
FF. H. Winsor
A. F. Smith
Walter J. Smith
Alpena
C. RB. Harrold
First Methodist Church
Harrold
Hoagland
Hobson
W. T. Ferguson
Gregory, S. D
M. BE
Letcher
Blindauer
Judge Bros
G. W. Smith
Ira Fraser
W. H. Maxfield
C. WU. Corey
Murdo
J. C. Clough
Saula Nicolin
St. Paul
Josephine Scott
Sophia Stephan
Women of the First Methodist Church
Marguerite Morris of
Redfield
S. E. Morris
W. HI. King
Mitchell Clarion
City
A. J. Berry
Kansas City
A. I. Stewart
G. H. Carner
Grant’s Pass, Ore
S. I. Morris
Mr. Carner
Loomis
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Frank Lyons
Springfield
Trl
Elliott Lyons
Lyons
T. C. Burns
Rathburn Grocery Company
Mr. Burns
Oscar Reierson
Gregory
S. C
Government Land Office
Charles Dblenkiron
Main Street
T. Lyman
Herman Schultz
Frank B. Smith
James River
Mr. Schultz
A. B. Hager
Des Moines
Rey Hager
Manning Martin
Rev
C. E. Hager
Rapid City
J. Stone
Minneapolis
S. A. Ramsey
Harry Arthers
Frank McDonald
Wm. McKinsey
Lower Main Street
Milwaukee
Arthers
Carstenson
Slade
Wallace Mosher
W. T. Rush
J. H. Davidson
Widmann
C. T. Lyman
Jacob Nostrup
Rthun
Wi. P. Walter
Chaney Bates
J. S. Hoagland
National Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
John Reuterstrom
Modern Woodmen
West Seventh Avenue
Reuterstrom
First Presbyterian Church
Martin Boice
Stella Kindelan
Owen Sheehe
Holy Family Church
Stevenson
Sioux Falls
Porteous
Dr. Hobson
Ative
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, D
F. J. Cheney
Rens Nat. Bank of Commerce
Toledo
Ohio
Emily
Butterfield
Beacon Bath Robe
Coats
America
Brother
wWe
Diehl @ Brown
Bd. W. Heyler
Office Commercial & Savings Bank
H. Noble & Son
Mortielans
Fourth Ave
West
D. J
A. M. Bruce
Kirksville
Fifth Ave
Mitchel, S. D
DR. J. ¥. Atkinson
Western National Bank
M. S. Mendenhall
H. P. Bassinger
Grand Rapids
Attorneys-At-Law
A. E. Hitchcock
Commercial & Savings Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
Lewis Shuster
South Dakota
C. Wherry
Commercial & Bavings Bank
8. D
Zollman & Tipton
Western National Bank Building
Joseph Erler
R. E. Hardie Piano Company
Broadbent Bros
W. H. Broadbent
W. Hull
Jabson’s
Broadbent
Hom
City Stock Yards
Great Northwest
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