South Dakota Ups Wesleyan in Rough Football Clash
South Dakota Coyotes defeated Wesleyan 23 to 7 on Vermilion field. McCormick, Vidal and Parkman led Vermillion while Knox returned a kickoff 75 yards for Wesleyan. Payne added a conversion as the Coyotes pulled away in the second half.
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Dakot Wesleyan
Big Blue Eleven
Dakota Field
Vermillion
Coyotes
Methodists
Dillon
Dakotans
Mark Payne
Wesleyan
Vidal
V McCormick
Parkman
Capt. McCormick
Mitchell Warriors
Knox
Payne
South Dakota
South Eist
Z. ‘Arkman
McCormick
Aesistace
Tong Tun
Walt
Navara Bowes
Dak
LE Hansen
LT Stone
Carroll “Smith
Tucker
Brooks
Horne
RE Conway
Parlimat
Sprague
Vida
FB McCormick
Caros
Duncan
Conway McKinnin
Stone
Hengel
Carlson
Wilder
Hine
Woodward Waltz
R. Smith
Referen
Bilis
Shepherd
Brennan
Iowa
Waener
Wisconsin
Carberry
Two Men Killed On Omaha Rail Yard Tracks
Sioux Falls reporters say the mangled bodies of Frank W Rathbun caretaker at Lion park and C Lempke a laborer were found in the Omaha yards roundhouse area by a work train crew last night about 8. Coroner C V Trepanier sheriff Carl eton and Deputy Sheriff Wangsnes concluded the men were struck by the 6 15 Omaha passenger from the east with evidence of trauma and blood on the pulling engine.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Frank W. Rathbun
Lion Park
C. Lempke
Omaha
Round ‘House
C. V. Trepanier
Lempke
Rathbun
Carleton
Wangsnes
Local Notes Highlight City Life And Actions
Mitchell and area residents are noted in a wide sweep of items from marriage licenses to church notices. Police seek several boys marking sidewalks with names. weddings include Elmer E. Bowers and Nellie Norris of Alexandria. Fire crews respond to a blaze on Second Avenue, a misstep leads to no damage.
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Hallie KH
Lynn
Kathryn Shane
Mitchell
Elmer H. Bowers
Nellis Norris
Alexandria
J. J
Local Greeks Called to Arms in Mobilization Push
King Constantine calls Greeks abroad to return as Greece balks at entering the Balkans dispute. Mitchell area Greeks Tom Stiver Tom Lambros James Constantine and Tone James lead by example by joining a wave of emigrants to Pervies Greece with others expected to follow.
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Constantine
Mitchell
Greece
Stiver
Tom
Tom Lambros
James Constantine
Tone James
Milwaukee
America
Pervies
Zoellner Quartet Opens City Recital Series
The Zoellner String quartet from Brussels Belgium gave the first recital in the artists course at the city hall auditorium under the Dakota Wesleyan school of music. The family group father daughter and two sons played Haydn Op 64 No 5 Schubert Death and the Maiden and Moszkowski Op 71 with strong ensemble and refined tone. An encore Bohemian folk song framed by Kaessmayer. The program closed with Sinigaglia Rain Song and Malichevsky Scherzo.
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Zoellner String Quartette
Brussells
Belgium
City Hall
Dakota Wesleyan School of Music
Zoellners
Bozeman
Mont
Haydin
Amandus Zoellner
Wilhelmj
Kreisler
Schubert
Kaessmayer
Moszkowski
Antoinette
Joseph Zoellner
Sinigaglia
Malichevsky
W. l L. Gray
School ‘of Music
Zoellner
Mrs Forrester Rites in Mitchell After Long Illness
Mrs J A Forrester aged 76 died at 2 a m at the home of her daughter Mrs Wise 519 West Fourth avenue following several months illness A Milwaukee resident thirty years ago she had been in Mitchell five years She attended the Congregational church and was beloved by all Survived by daughter Mrs Wise sons Frederick P Forrester Chicago Frank M Forrester Milwaukee a sister in Milwaukee and three grandchildren Dr E F Schwab will officiate with burial in Graceland cemetery The Chicago bound son expected tomorrow The friendly board adjourned to view the Krom bridge site on Scenic Highway and reconvened later in the day for county business
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Myrtle Pope
South Duff Street
Charles Graberstein
Emmeline’ Mathews
Letcher
John J. Blindauer
Helen M. Hagge
Mitchell
Hanisch
Loomis
B. E. Owens
Anna Entwhistle
St. Joseph’s Hospital
W. H. Hernhart
Robert Lincoln Kelley
First Baptist Church
F. B. Barnett
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Ridley Park
Sioux Falls
George Biller, Jr
H. P. Archerd
Peru
South America
Widmann
O. E. Cassem
H. N. Gaines
A. A. Warren
Missionary Society
M. B. Church
Hallowell
City Hall
Mitchell Lodge of Elks
Elk’s Club
Corn Palace
Maynard Theater
Maize
Commercial Club
Gorn Palace Committee
Dakota Wesleyan University
Louis Beckwith
Minneapolis
Beckwith
J. F. Backmore
Stickney
Joseph Hamilton
Alexandria
E. F. Schwab
Elmer E. Bowers
Nellie Norris
C. W. Felton
Sioux City
Milwaukee System
Hoon
Spot Cash
Bishop Biller
St. Mary's Parish
H. W. Rice
F. J. Herrick
J. A. Forrester
A. Wise
West Fourth Avenue
Forrester
Wise
Milwaukee
Congregational Church
Syracuse
N. Y
J. &. Forrester
Frederick P. Forrester
Chicago
Frank M. Forrester
Graceland Cemetery
Forester
Davison County Board Adjourns with Deputy Sheriff Appointment
Davison County Commissioners meet in adjourned session with Joy M. Langley appointed deputy sheriff and jailor at a salary of 75 dollars monthly. The board reviews road bills, attends a funeral, and later reconvenes to consider numerous county disbursements including lumber, prison board, sheriff fees, and road work across Blendon and Scenic Highway areas.
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Joy M. Langley
Keeb. Owens
H. B. Anderson
State of
South Dakota
Nels Jensen
F. Grady
J. C. Lehman
W. H. Snow
Lehman
Snow
Fullerton Lbr, Co
Petcastey
E. E. Owens
H. c. Hardman
C. F. Grady
J. C
H. Snow
F. A. Richardson
Baker Two
J. G. Lehman
Tohnomwolks Severren Iin Desereie
P. Metzger
Baker Norms Neelen cLes Epee Meee Rcieecitelle
Gus Konze
Baker Road
Pett Esishok
J. Heflin
S. O. Swanson
Sanoedanabhboucon
Geo, Anschutz
A. van Kirk
L. J. Maulde
Baker Tor
Medea Ethene Rete Ee
A. J. Buffalo Supt
County Board of Health
Mrs. R. Luglin
Blendon Two
McLeod
J. Lawrence
D. L., McLeod
Chas. Sayler
Geo, Newton
Educator Supply Company
Suppliegereist Nace Ees
Howard Wilson
Duck Pass Lease To Be Tested In Court
Aberdeen South Dakota eight miles north of Webster a wild duck preserve known as Hedke Pass is the subject of litigation. The landowner seeks an injunction to bar Webster residents from trespassing while wealthy St Paul men hold the lease. Sportsmen argue the public may hunt and use the water under a recent South Dakota Supreme Court ruling limiting land owners rights.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Hedke Pass
Webster
South
South Dakota Supreme Court
Sully County Commissioner Henry Esselbrugge Dies in Wagon
Pierre South Dakota report states Henry Esselbrugge county commissioner of Sully county dropped dead in his buggy while supervising farm work. He was a bachelor and after morning chores he gave directions to workers and started for the hayfield where his men labored. The team wandered aimlessly before investigators found his body in the wagon.
Davison County Financial Statement Affidavit 1915
Auditor and Treasurer certify the exhibit is a true statement of Davison County finances as shown in the books. Chas Fowler sworn October 1915 before Clerk S Cattrell with seal.
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South Dakota
Davison
Chas. Fowler
Davison County
Chas, Towler
Slander Suit Yields $1,000 Judgment in Rutland Case
A Rutland jury awarded Mary A. Woldt $1,000 against Andrew D. Graff for slander. The case arose from sensational reports circulated in Rutland, with Woldt seeking $5,000 in damages. Both parties reside in Rutland.
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Madison
D. D
Mary A. Woldt
Andrew D. Graff
Rutland
Large variation in precipitation in South Dakota 1914 15
Pierre S D notes that April through August rainfall in 1914 and 1915 varied widely across South Dakota. West river sites saw heavier rain in 1915 than 1914, while some eastern locations like Huron and Watertown recorded more rain in 1914. Sixteen sites statewide show mixed changes over the five months.
South Dakota man claims rattler killing record
Pierre, SD Grant Smith, a St. Paul man, says he is the South Dakota rattlesnake champion by killing 216 snakes on a single land section southeast of Dupree. He reports 201 killed individually near two dens and 15 more elsewhere on the same parcel.
War and trade echo in U S export optimism
The remark notes exports nearing one hundred million dollars annually and suggests many Americans prefer keeping the war going to sustain trade profits and economic activity. It frames public sentiment as divided between antiwar aims and economic interests.
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United States
Davison County Auditor Certifies Quarter Disbursement Totals
J M Crampton auditor sworn statement confirms the treasurer's exhibit shows all warrants drawn this quarter and the assets and liabilities as per the books. The document lists school funds warrants and bonds outstanding with dates and amounts, dated October 19, 1915.
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Itree Eee
Erostyle
Obser
Guy Vouches
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William Heddy
Lead
Father Wood
Amee
Walls
Heddy
H. P. Pratt
A. H. Ellsworth
K. B. Stair
Mitchell, S. D
Walt Smith
Salt Lake City
Utah
Virginia Brooks Washburne
West Hammond
Ind
Joan of Arc
Charles A. Washburne
Sioux Falls College
Da‘xota Wesleyan
Sioux Walls
L. H. Beckman
Danville
Ill
J. S. Hoagland
Lauritz Miller
Huron
Banking Department
Fulweiler
Synod of the Province of the Northwest
E. B. Mounsey
Crow Creek Agency
Mr. Fulweiler
Yankton College
Northern Normal School
Wheeler
Yankton
Kniffen
Sadve Whittle
Lincoln School
Chas. Swift
Grace L. Shank
Hecla, T&. D
Oscar H. Dyar
Colony II
Mitchells
Wesleyan School OF Music
S. A. Wise
Krom Bridge
Grady
Herman Herbst
J. M. Grampton
J. M. Crampton
W.H. Snapeeterhebman
Duck Pass
Sully
Auditor's
Bocenh
S. Cattrelt
Soflayison
Lee
Derreae
Pune
Perm
School
County Institute
Eechelne
T.lbrary
Selee
Stee
Attra Tenn Naee
Thea
Vernon
Ethan
Teat
Sane
Mitchell Mt Vernon
Than
Anks Savings
Sree
Eee
ST. Paul
S. Cattrell
Circuit Court
Whln
Ure
Edith Bolling
Norman Galy
Becky” Anderson
Western National Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
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