Wedding of Nettie Watkles and Ford Dingler in Mitchell
Miss Nettie Watkles wed Ford Dingler on Wednesday at 8 PM at Mrs. Carrie Watkles home 220 West Avenue West Mitchell. About thirty guests attended as Mendelssohn’s Wedding March opened the ceremony performed by Dr Sougland. The couple planned to reside in Wapakoneta Ohio after a Chicago stopover. The event featured flowers, a sunburst arch, a four course supper, and well wishers from local and out of town.
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Carrie M. Watkles
Wirst Avenue
Nettie
Ford Dingler
Mendelssohn
Claude Wattles
J. $. Honagland
M. 1 di
Murl Wattles
Ilay Wattles
Roy Gilmore
Hlazel Scott
Fern Wattles
Nellie Fitzgerald
Gertrude Pitts
Parkston
Anna Evans
Iowa
New Bridge Club
Andrew Ellwein
Third Avenue West
Kil-Kair
Enweil
G. W. Kleinan
Henry Herman
George Fraser
Marjorie Becker
Duff Street
Miss Becker
Wis Becker
Chicago
Sid W. Smith
C. W. Downey
M. I. Kright
M. W. Enright
Wauchesa Club
C. Wy. Scott
Fourth Avenue West
Clyde Kimble
Airs
T. T. Dunsmore
Jolly Card Party Honors Mrs Indra and Mollie Indra
Mrs Fred Wedehase hosted a Thursday evening card party in honor of her sister Mrs L Indra and her daughter Mollie. Five tables played and ties were resolved by a card cut to reveal Mrs Welch with a painted forget me not plate. A dainty two course luncheon followed served by Mollie Indra and Katie Mae Herzog. Guests bid farewell to Mrs Indra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wedehase
L. Indra
Mollie
R. D. Welch
Miss Gormley
James Lyons
Leo Indra
Bliss Mollie
California
Frank Ward
Rose Lyons
Iethel Tobin
Local social notes and moves include visitors and departures
Mr Vernon and Mrs Mary Garey were weekend guests of Mrs Frank Ward in Letcher and returned home Monday. Miss Lee of Idaho visits Mrs E W Jones. Mr and Mrs J B Steze depart for Indiana to make their home. Mrs John Haynes and family travel to Chicago to visit Mrs Haynes sister Mrs Wm Egan. H W Black returns from Freeport Illinois due to his father's illness. Hazel Martin breaks her leg but recovers well. Sunshine Rebekah Lodge welcomes Alfred Helgerson and Geo Laurence as new members. Dr Reed and H E Reed relocate between homes. John Gullickson moves into the Van Fleet house. Miss Emma Kittleson of Mitchell ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Idaho
E. W. Jones
J. B. Steze
Indiana
John Haynes
Virginia
Donald
Chicago
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Alfred Helgerson
Geo. Laurence
Dr. Reed
J. W. Johnson
H. E. Reed
Mrs. Lee
John Gullickson
Schrader
van Fleet House
Emma Kittleson
Mitchell
Taft in Pierre Guides Northwestern Land Policy
President Taft toured Pierre and spoke at Central School and the Northwestern station promising to ease settlers’ land titles and cut petty departmental hurdles. He praised the Rosebud delegation and drew enthusiastic crowds as he outlined Northwest development and world peace vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Central School
Northwestern
Northwest
Taft
Rosebud
Burke and Vessey
S. D
J. J. Hipple
Capitol-Journal
Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
St. Charles Hotel
Vessey
Major Butt
Hilles
Gamile
Crawford
Martin
Thos, Thorson
W. C. Cook
F. L. Stephens
Wdgemont
Black Hills
Gamble
Larke
United States
Marshall Bullock
Thos. Sterling
Frank LeCocq
8. C. Polley
Supreme Court
Miller
Taft Visit Marred by Auto Accident in Pierre
President Taft's visit to Pierre South Dakota was briefly interrupted when following cars attached to the president's train collided near the Indian school. S.N. Wood suffered a broken leg as his car went into a ditch. An audience gathered to hear irrigation talks at the auditorium, with further inspections planned at Ft Pierre to view storage reservoirs and water retention efforts.
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Ft. Pierre
Youth Dies After Accidental Gun Discharge
In St. Onge South Dakota Albert Johnson aged 16 died from gunshot wounds after he and friend Arthur Fartig believed two shot guns were unloaded. The gun fired by Fartig entered Johnson’s abdomen and he died hours later.
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St. Onge
S. D
Albert Johnson
Fruitdale
Johnson
Arthur Fartig
Fartig
Barbed Wire Liniment Claims Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts De Cos Barbed Wire Liniment as a fast relief for pain with claims of non burning formula and minimal irritation, asserting it will not cause Obiister effects. The copy emphasizes rapid comfort and ease for users seeking joint or muscle relief.
Elks Dedicate Aberdeen Temple and Club House
Aberdeen lodge of Elks dedicated its new two story brick and stone temple and club house built with mahogany interiors. The ceremonies began at 5 p m with a ceremonial session and a large class. dedicatory services followed at 7 30 p m led by past exalted rulers, including music and addresses and a concluding ball. The lodge, founded April 17 1907, has grown rapidly and this new building is described as one of the finest in the northwest.
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Aberdeen Lodge
Iniks
Beadle Statute Commission Divides Surplus Funds
At a Beadle Statute Commission meeting the work of Daniel Webster was accepted and paid for. Surplus funds near 2500 were discussed for Sherrard and Mellette tablets, replica of Beadle Statute at Madison normal, and a memorial building at the state fair grounds. No action was taken and the matter was referred to the state association.
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Pierre
Beadle Statute Commission
Daniel Webster
Sherrard
Mellette
State Building
Madison Normal
State Fair
State Association
Registration totals 63000 for Rosebud Pine Ridge land lottery
Registration for the Rosebud and Pine Ridge land lottery closed at midnight. Judge J W Witten announced 63000 total registrations with major activity centered in Gregory Chamberlain Dallas Rapid City and Hot Springs. Most registrants came from Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri and western states. The drawing begins Tuesday October 24 with crowds expected to linger days.
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Witten
Dallas
Wee Cope
Chamberlain
Gregory
William G. Powles
Union Grove Wis
G. D Liggitt
Uncle Sain
D. Boyd
A. ?. Duncan
Whitbeck National Bank
Otislymer
Commercial Club
Hot Springs
Rapid City
Black Hills
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dakotas
Great Territory
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Wright glider remains aloft in steady fifty mile wind
Orville Wright tops a nine minute forty five second glide at Will-Devil Hill North Carolina. The series began as rain cleared with seventeen flights marking progress in aerial stability and automatic balance for heavier than air machines.
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Will-Devil
Dabney Buys Lakota Confectionery store in Mitchell
The Turner Produce Company has sold the Lakota to former manager George B. Dabney who has led the store for about a year and a half. Under Dabney the business has grown and the Lakota remains famed as a clean bright Northwest confectionery with popular light lunches. Dabney plans to keep up the quality and introduce Halloween entertainment as a new draw.
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Turner Produce Company
George B. Dabney
Dabney
Northwest
Mitchell
Sacrifice Buffalo for Moving Picture in Pierre Pasture
In Pierre South Dakota the first killing frost of fall touched twenty seven degrees last night and crops were harvested. A buffalo pasture near town becomes the stage for a buffalo sacrifice scene to enhance a moving picture, with buffaloes sacrificed for realism.
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Pierre
S. D
Phillip
District Session of Rebekahs Held At Western Star Lodge
Western Star Rebekah lodge hosted the district meeting with about sixty delegates from nearby towns. Mary Spink presided. papers on lodge value were read by Myrtle King and Clara Lukens, with a banquet for 125 attendees and an evening session featuring welcome by Myrtle Cornish. President Mary Reynolds and officers were elected. next district gathering slated for Bridgewater next spring.
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Western Star Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Mary Spink
Myrtle King
Mt. Vernon
Clara A. Lukens
Mitchell
Kelley
Parkston
Amanda Rake
Mary Reynolds
Anna Welch
Leonora Ferris
Myrtle Cornish
New Life Pills Promote Health Amid Odd Aiding Claim
An advertisement claims New Life Pills aid the body’s organs like liver and kidneys when they “strike” or fail to work, presenting them as a remedy for natural balance. The copy urges purchase at 25 cents at Diet Brown’s.
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Woman's Aid Society
The
B. A. Bobb
W. H. Bacon
A. T. Downey
I. W. Heyler
Bobb
S. E. Morris
Roxen Butterfield
Grace Beckwith
Modern Brotherhood of America
Presiden
Genevieve Branson
Chase
Cleota
Lida Kjemmyr
Rachel Bailey
Kielmyr
Westery Coast
Ele
Local Society Notes
Weilletes
W. A. Heim-berger
Fourth Avenue East
Elks Club
Elks
Ladies Aid Society
Vernon
Mary Garey
Letcher
Hazel Martin
Harry Martin
South Dakota
Richards
RB O. Richards
Huron
LaVollette
Taft-Lafolette
Ben Srave
Lyman County
Burke
Philip
Fort Pierre
Locke Hotel
Government Indian School
Mars
Aberdeen
Chargiss
Gen
Sdeadle
Buffalo
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