Masonic Service Honors Taubman Figures in War Talks
Washington D C Grand Commander George Menn ing Moore noted at a dedication of the Scottish Rite Temple that no prospect for early peace exists in Europe. He cited great generals as masons and contrasted neutral monarchs with active war kings. He warned that Free Masonry favors peace but not at any price. A separate note reports Dr Passer taking a vacant post in France after a friend fell ill, offering service for expenses and clothes, with a farewell banquet before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
George Menning Moore
Europe
Frederick the Great
Prussia
Lafayette
Wellington
Denmark
Sweden
Free Masonry
Party For Peace
Paris
Passer
Ife
France
Street Car Line Progress In North Omaha Area
Construction on the street railway by O. Be Cassem and associates advances rapidly with plans for at least a mile of track to be completed before cold weather. The line runs north and west from the existing tracks toward Sanborn street and the cemetery road with grading by A N Bjodstrup. Elmwood property sales rise as buyers snap up lots ahead of the line’s completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. BE. Cassem
Omaha Railroad
Sanborn Street
Sanborn
Cemetery Road
Capitol Addition
Eimwood
A. N. Bjjodstrup
Wimwood
Bradstrup
Rowley Street
Elmwood
Fire at Dieth Drug Store Almost Rages Uncontrolled
A rear blaze at the Dieth Drug Co store, sparked near barrels of sweepings and flammable liquids, was halted within minutes due to quick reporting by W H Larrison and rapid fire department action. Estimated damage 1500 dollars with smoke and oil fumes as main losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dieth Drug Company
Mitchell
W. H. Larrison
Larrison Drug
W. B. Diehl
A. L. Kirkpatrick
Milwaukee
Belle Fourche Doctor Joins War Hospital Mission
Dr. A. H. Fasser of Belle Fourche leaves a lucrative practice to travel to France and serve in an American hospital in the war zone. The move follows a growing call for medical personnel to support Allied efforts abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
Fasser
France
Installation of Rev. van der Maaten at Mitchell church
Rev. van der Maaten was formally installed as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Mitchell with a large congregation. The ceremony included sermons and charges from regional church leaders and fellowship from Mitchell pastors. Born May 26, 1884 in Portland Indiana, he held extensive prior roles in Christian Endeavor work and pastored in Grand Junction and Pocatello before moving to Mitchell in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van der Maaten
First Presbyterian Church of
Mitchell
William Everett Roberts
Sioux Walls
Sioux Walls Presbytery
A. GC. McCauley
Bridgewater
State Synod
Wm. Wallace
Salem
Frederick Hasold
Kimball
J. S. Hoagland
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Be, F. Schwab
Congregational Church
Robert Lincoln Kelley
First Baptist Church
Portland
Ind
Louisville
Louisville Gourier-Journal
State Christian Endeavor Society
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
New England
United States
Canada
Mexico
McCornick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Grand Junction
Colo
Pocatello
Idaho
Home Mission Board
Good Citizenship Club
State Christian Endeavor Society of
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Northwest
College Debates Set On Immigration And City Government
Yankton Huron and Dakota Wesleyan colleges schedule inter-society debates on January 14 with the literacy test immigration resolution. The Wesleyan sophomores vs freshmen debate is on December 10 about city manager government. Students Clarence Johnson Thomas Thompson Bernie Brerton Mildred Tarleton Lillian Kunkle Mildred Test Della Kjelmyr Thea Callant Pauline Long Chester Worden Byron Tichenor Gustif Victor participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Huron
Dakota
Wesleyan
United States
Clarence Johnson
Thomas Thompson
Bernie Brerton
Mildred Tarleton
Lillian Kunkle
Mildred Test
Della Kjelmyr
Thea Callant
Pauline Long
Chester Worden
Byron Tichenor
Gustif Victor
Chance Call Saves Plankinton Butcher
A traveling man entering a Plankinton meat market saved Marion Williams owner of the shop after Williams drank wood alcohol by mistake. The traveler found him in a precarious condition, a physician treated him, and Williams was then taken to his home. If not found when he was, Williams would have died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plankinton
Marion Wiliams
Williams
Mitchell Local Notes Highlight Civic and Social Snippets
Sioux City business caller Logan Mizener and others visit Mitchell for federal and county duties. Juries, club meetings, a marriage license, births, and hospital operations fill a day in Mitchell with events from Eastern Star to Newman and Sorosis clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan A. Mizener
Sioux City
Feneral
Omaha
Mitchell High Defeats Columbus College in Football Clash
Mitchell High defeated Columbus College 32 to 0 at Hitchcock Park. Mitchell dominated from the start with strong backfield play led by Derr Fox and Coleman. Key moments included blocked punts converted into scores and multiple touchdowns by Derr and Scheurenbrand with Fitzgerald adding kicks. Referee Fulweiler officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Columbus College
Chamberlain
Hitchcock Park
Columbus
Chamberlain Invaders
Coleman
Fulweiler
Kelly
McCarthy
Fitzgerald
Derr
Scheurenbrand
Fox
Wox
Dojens
Doane
McHenry
Witzgeald
Murray
Columbus Doane
Mernaugh Fitzgerald
Glennon McCarthy
Ryan Murray
Chlaoupke Carlson
McArcavey Hoon
Martin Scheurenbrand
Rerick Coleman
Healey Derr
Manley McHenry
Lenz
Pennslyvania
Dineen
Jones
Northwestern
Compliment to Miss Smith in multiple bridal events
Miss Jeannette Smith to wed Mr. Charles W. Shannon on November 4. She received several honorally events this week with hostesses Miss Mildrea Derr, Mrs. Paul M. Young, and Mrs. Si. R. Kibbee. Bridge afternoons, pink decorations, and four course luncheons marked the celebrations alongside church reception for Rev. Howard W. Fulweiler at St. Mary's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
Jeannette Smith
Charles W. Shannon
Mildrea Derr
Paul M. Young
Si. R. Kibcbee
Grace Beckwith
Hr. BH. Beckwith
Howard. Brodstrup
Howard W. Fulweiler
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Iinisters
Sid W. Smith
Geil Wallersteadt
Celestine Burns
Wallace McLean
Miss Burns
F. Widmann
William Gordon Brackett
Local social notes and wedding announcements
A pleasant Monday evening card gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Halseth of Sioux City awarded top prizes to Mrs. Human and Mr. Halseth, with consolation to Miss Genevieve Kearney and Mr. Harstad, followed by a two course lunch. Harry Halverson wed Irene Brewer at the First Methodist church with a brief ring service by Dr. Hoagland, and they depart for a wedding trip before settling at 500 South Sanborn. The Dakota Wesleyan sophomores met for a social in College Hall with music by Lena Glaus, class singing, and a group photo. Wesleyan faculty later enjoyed a steak broil at Test grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Smith
Milwaukee
Roy Gray
Plankinton
Geddes
Young Gray
Redfield
Liberty
Lauritz Miller
Little Son
Cresbard
Miller
Pierre
Frances Burton
Lauretta Swift
Burton
North Burr Street
Frances Zangle
Kimball
Alice Scallin
Florence Morton
Genevieve
Margarette Farrer
Nina Wright
Vernice Davy
Hazel Rowley
Helen Johnson
Lois Simpson
Vera Wilson
Miss Wilson
Catherine Wells
Wells
Minn
J.W. McClinton
Lottie Ardery
Whittier School
Casper
Wyo
Dick Lewallen
Lyman County
Mitchell
Brookings
Simon Halseth
Arthur Harstad
Sioux City
Human
Mr. Halseth
Genevieve Kearney
Harstad
Ed.Gurius
Maquoketa
Harry Halverson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Irene Brewer
J. S. Hoagland
Anna Halverson
Lawrence Halverson
Halverson
Chicago
Points
Indiana
Iowa
South
Sanborn Street
Mrs. Huniverton
Dakota Wesleyan
College Hall
Lena Glaus
Wesleyan
Wygcg. Wicks
J. Ft. Way
TW. T. Meade
Boy is shot in leg by own rifle in bedroom incident
Bruce Reeves, fourteen, of this city, accidentally fired a .22 rifle while in his bedroom. His mother heard the report, and the boy said the gun was unloaded. He later discovered a bullet had entered his leg above the knee with no pain and no expected serious outcome unless infection occurs.
Blue Sky Law To Be Tested In Courts
The South Dakota Blue Sky Law will be tested in federal court after the attorney general's office secured an injunction to halt further action in Turner county circuit court. Harry Morley faces charges of selling Sioux Falls Yards stock without a license or company approval. Morley was extradited from Sioux City and a Turner county hearing was imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley
Sioux City
Turner County
Banking Order Case Draws Legal Teams in Sioux Falls
The state banking department prepares to defend its recent order in the banking case. At the Sioux Falls circuit court hearing on the 29th, aid will come from the attorney general and the banking commission, with Gardner and Churchill of Huron and Gamble and Wagner of Sioux Falls contracted to assist.
Student sets breath-holding record at UC Berkeley
Warren D. Horner, a University of California graduate student, reportedly held his breath for 10 minutes and 10 seconds in an experiment led by Satan Temple Pope, an instructor in surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Warren D. Horner
University of California
Satan Temple Pope
Pope
Horner
Judge Taubman's successor named for Brown County
Governor Byrne today appointed Clarence O. Newcomb of Aberdeen as Brown County judge to succeed the late B. T. Taubman.
Methodist Aid society holds year ending luncheon and election
Officers and chairmen hosted a two course luncheon for sixteen at Mrs Jy L Moyer's home then at 5 pm served by Mrs Bobb's group. 175 members attended the year end meeting at the church parlors with Mrs Bobb presiding and 1875 calls made 1298 bouquets sent and 62 new members. 103.36 dollars receipts. New officers elected with Mrs W H Bacon vice president Mrs A Downey secretary and Mrs A B Darling treasurer. Membership divided into twelve birth month divisions with September favored and October close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crocus Club
C. Nichols
East Third Avenue
New Business
Nichols
Bert Galbreath
Abe Wilkins
Leah Nichols
Cleota Branch
Wilkins
W. T. Rush
Miss Bennett
Philip, S. D
Blythe
Boone, Ia
S. Keen
Charles Hawks
East
Fourth Avenue
Methodist Aid Society
Thume
Jy. L. Moyer
B. A. Bouw
Bobb
Lucile Bobb
Ruth Fushr
B. A. Bobb
G.J. Bliss
Mae
A. B. Darling
Today club meeting to feature Wilson on TV review panel
The Today club will hold a meeting Monday with President Wilson as the 4sco TV subject. John Covin will lead a review and Mrs. R A Zangle will serve as critic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
4Sco TV
John Covin
Wools
R. A. Zangle
Women to Meet on Third Day at Mitchell Missionary Event
A Mitchell Laymen's Missionary convention schedules a Tuesday women’s meeting led by W T Mitchell of India on The Women of India. Women from five churches will organize the session while men attend the general sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Republican
W. T. Mitchell
India
Women of
Women’s Missionary Societies
Mitchel
Hes
Calapaign
Conventione
Produce House to Locate Here
Weidenbach of H G Weidenbach & son announces in The Republican that in the near future a produce house will locate in Mitchell establishing its main office near the Omaha line. Weidenbach will be president, John L Serk vice president and secretary, and Paul J Glanzer treasurer. Construction and site planning will begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. CG. Weidenbach
H. G. Weidenbach & Son
Republiean
Mitchell
Omaha
Weidenbach
John L. Serk
Million and Half Acres to Thresh in Early Winter
Doane Robinson of the state historical society reports a million and a half acres of small grain still in shock across the eastern part of the state awaiting threshing. He warns saving this crop before snow hinges on continued fall weather and notes a large soft corn crop with insufficient livestock. He urges securing seed corn now, as seed corn may fetch about five dollars next spring, with seed prices already at 3.50 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Doane Robinson
State Historical Society
Northwest
The
Agricultural College
Drunk Passenger Minach Fights Conductor Aboard Train
Sagasfrom Colman South Dakota describe August Minach, intoxicated on a Milwaukee passenger train at Egan, creating terror among passengers and clashing with Conductor Birran and a brakeman. The bottle was thrown out a window, and Minach was subdued and handed to the local marshal at Colman. He has a Wentworth residence and a noted pugilistic record, making the incident one of South Dakota’s most exciting train fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colman
S. D
August Minach
Milwaukee
Egan
Birran
Minach
Wentworth
South
Dakota
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Masonic Service
Taubman
Masontic
Diefhl
Levoe
C. EH. van der Maaten
First Presbyterian Church
Academy
Chance Call
Plankinton Butcher
J. H. Davis
Thomas Wastcott
R. L. Tremaine
Sioux Falls
C. B. Wilt
Elbert Walrath
W. EB. Rathbun
JL. P. Gellerman
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Road
D. €. Fellows
J. E. Sullivan
R. H. Bakewell
H. O. Day
Gilbert Jackson
J. H. Dykhoff
Minory
A. R. Schlosser
South Dakota
J. N. Crow
Eastern Star
Lakes Bros
George Hans
Newman Club
M. G. Wider
Sorosis Club
Www
R Davis
East 6Th Avenue
August B. Amundson
Christina Sobek
H. W. Fulweiler
George Biller, Jr
Rosebud
Biller
Ful- Weiler
St. Mary's
Joseph King
Mt. Vernon
Philip Hanson
Hiawatha
Kan
Elis P. Walters
Hanson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Fred Giesen
Harold D. Lewis
Loomis
Mabel Stringer
M. W. Harker
Los Angeles
Mitchell High
St. Mary’s Guild
Hallowe’en
Land
Miss Carhart
Corn Palace
Seviety Club
Birdella Carhart
Garhart
Lottie Theis
Celeste Carlton
W. E. Rathbun
Ella Test
Test Anna Haynes
Billa Lads
Alpha Study Club
JF. M. Beers
Paerson
N. J
A. J. Kings
Laura Kings
Mrs. Nichols
Judge Taubman
Mrs. Bobb
Society Notes
Roy Palmer
Bridgewater Firm
Mitchelle
Ater
Egan Man
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