Philharmonic Club Sees Members Depart for Study
In sharp toast and souvenir custom the Philharmonic club honored Ferne Medley Bernice Frost and Blanche Avery at an 8 o'clock Monday breakfast at Widman hotel. Frost and Avery plan study in Boston and at Cedar Falls state normal, respectively.
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Ferne Medley
Chicago
Bernice Frost
Blanche Avery
Philharmonic Club
Widman Hotel
Miss Medley
Miss Frost
Miss Avery
Laura Saul
Boston
New England Conservatory of Music
Radcliffe College
Cedar Falls
State Normal School
Loomis and Miss Taylor Wed at Congregational Parsonage
Albert T. Loomis and Miss Mabel Taylor, both of Alexandria, were married Thursday afternoon last week by Rev. E. F. Schwab at the Congregational parsonage. Loomis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Loomis and has long made his home here. Taylor is the daughter of O. N. Taylor and a longtime resident. Friends extend best wishes for their future.
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Alexandria
Albert T. Loomis
Mabel Taylor
E. F. Schwab
A. P. Loomis
Emery
O. N. Taylor
Taylor Township
Herald
Guse and Miss Trumbo Wed at First Baptist Church
Arthur Guse and Hazel Trumbo wed Thursday at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. Robert Lincoln Kelley officiating. The couple’s wedding was witnessed by S. C. Lobsiger and friends in Mitchell congratulate the newlyweds as they begin housekeeping. Guse co-owns the Mitchell Decorating Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Parsonage
Arthur Guse
Hazel Trumbo
Robert Lincoln Kelley
First Baptist Church
S. C. Lobsiger
Mitchell
Guse
Mitchell Decorating Company
Mitchell Decorating Company. Mr. and Mrs. Guse
Dakota Wesleyan Opens Registration With Strong Faculty
Dakota Wesleyan University will open Monday for registration with a strengthened faculty, improved Graham hall dormitory, a new cistern and added bathroom. The freshman class is expected to be large and rooms are reserved for girls. Registration runs Monday noon to Tuesday night, opening exercises Wednesday at 10 with Dr. J. S. Harkness as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Wesleyan
Graham Hall
R. C. Wolcott
OC Dillon
the River
J. J. Meier
S. D. van Benthuysen
George Harrold Miller
The
Republican
W. G. Seaman
J. S. Harkness
Aberdeen
Harkness
Methodist Church
P T A Officers Named Across South Dakota Branch
On president Mrs. SH Scallin call the state P T A board met at her home with seven members present. Miss Keo King Parker named historian. committees include child hygiene Mitchell Mrs Farnsworth and others. various chairs in education legislation publicity and loans named. Aberdeen reports a duck abundance while prairie chickens are scarce and 1 520 hunting licenses issued in Brownennuity with about 200 fewer than prior period.
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SH. Scallin
South Dakota
Parent-Teacher Associations
Keo King
Parker
C. P. Farnsworth
Mitchell
Child Hygiene
J. P. Mullen
Child Welfare Magazine
Della Wimple
Brookings
Good Roads
Elizabeth Littlefield Sioux Falls
Mamie Byrne
Faulkton
J. D. Stemler
Plankinton
Whiting
Pierre
Myra P. Weller
M. D. Hart
Salem
Lilly M. E. Borreson
A. W. Hill
Aberdeen
S. D
Mitchell's Hall of Fame No. 10 H D Butterfield
H D Butterfield is hailed as a public spirited, capable organizer for church, education and business. A successful Yankee merchant born 1852 in Francistown New Hampshire, he built a prominent Mitchell dry goods business from 1899, expanding to a two story site by 1908 and earning steady community respect.
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Mitchell
H. D. Butterfield
Butterfield
Tie
Mr. Butterfield
Francistown
N. H
New England
Middle West
Benton County
Iowa
Nashua
Mt. Vernon
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Belle Byers
What Cheer
Mildred Lamke Sets Rules For Bridegroom Howard Osborn
The article recalls Mildred Lamke, hailed as the prettiest girl at Northwestern University, giving incoming freshman Howard Osborn a set of rules to become a perfect bridegroom. He followed them through four terms, rising at 6 AM and taking a cold plunge, and they married after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Lamke
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Howard Osborn
Perry Township Community Tidbits and Local Appointments
Mrs Harry Stout and baby and grandfather Harrison Johnson returned to Illinois last Tuesday after visiting with Mr and Mrs C Wildman. William Balding grades the road north of Robert McCue's place. Walter Dodd tiling land to boost farm profits. Sherman Lewis and family attended a Riverside park Labor Day picnic. Social Hour club elected officers for six months led by Mrs Burt Smith. Next meeting set with Mrs Henry Beau man on October 6. McCue Lewis and Milo Dailey toured Mitchell Thursday. A heavy Friday rain delays threshing briefly.
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Harry Stout
Harrison Johnson
C. Wildman
Illinois
William Balding
Robert McCue
Walter Dodd
Sherman Lewis
Riverside Park
B. M. Smith
Burt Smith
Roy Bates
Mac van ‘Tassell
A. I. Snyder
Club Exchange
Henry Beauman
Jenny Parker
Milo Dailey
Mitchell
Miller Recital Set For Next Thursday Evening
George Harold Miller, new head of the voice department at Dakota Wesleyan, makes his debut before Mitchell audience at the First Methodist Episcopal church next Thursday in the college school of music recital. Prof. W. L. Gray to play piano. Public invited. Two more recitals announced for October 5 faculty concert in the college chapel and October 26 Zoellner String Quartet artists course recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harold Miller
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
First Methodist Episcopal Church
College School of Music
W. L. Gray
Miller
College Chapel
Zoellner
War Cost and Enlistment Figures From Parliament
London report shows Premier Asquith seeking a credit of 1.5 billion dollars while detailing a daily war cost near 17.9 million and noting almost 3 million men enlisted since the war began. The figures cover July 18 to September 11 and reflect total mobilization to date.
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Asquith
Great Britain
London
England
House of Commons
Becker's Widow Returns to Teach School No. 90
New York City Mrs Helen Lynch Becker resumes teaching at public school No 90 as the term opens. She told reporters she planned to begin work tomorrow after visiting the school Friday and attending to small matters related to the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Helen Lynch Becker
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Offer
Catarrh requires internal remedies rather than local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and said to act on blood and mucous surfaces. The product is marketed as non quack medicine and recommended by physicians with testimonials available. Sold by Druggists for 7 cents. Zeke Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Zeke Hall
Local Notes from Saturday's Daily Events
Delvan T Becker couple return from wedding trip after marriage in Omaha on August 10 and will reside at 415 North Duff Street. Various regional visits, church events, and community plans fill Mitchell life with events including a state fair day and upcoming lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delvan T. Becker
Pacific Coast
Omaha
North Duff Street
L. ©. Butson
Pomeroy, In
Edward Troon
South Dakota Buyer Gains Standing as Wealth Producer
Eugene McGovern reports South Dakota buyers rising in status after fall eastward buying trip. Wholesalers question crop fortunes and finances, noting South Dakota’s grain value could reach 131 million dollars. McGovern says eastern markets are conservative, colors are staple, and his firm secured top goods for fall.
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South Dakota
New York
United States
Eugene McGovern
A. T. McGovern & Sons
McGovern
Europe
America
Wagner Paper Sold To Alfred Smalley Publisher
S D Williams Alfred Edmund Smalley buys the Wagner New Era and takes charge. He declares the paper will remain Republican in politics and supports national prohibition and woman suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
S. D
Alfred Edmund Smalley
Springfield
Times
Wagner New Era
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Grinnell College
Brainard
Milwaukee
Grinnell
Fresco
Sioux City
Sioux Walls
K Ing
Burgan Davies
Ashton
Baker
Ladies’ Musical Club
Oley
Maybelle Anderson Taylor
MccDermaid
Florence Charlesworth
McDermaid
Hazel Charlesworth
Grant-Schaeffer Lucile Evans
Sanborn
Sioux City Journal
Emma Valleau
Samuel Barter Brainard
Sioux
Woodbury Sanborn
Phyllis Sanborn
W. W. Sanborn
R. H. Wales
Charlotte Wales
Clark Wales
Colton,coxe
J. E. Colton
Colton
Hattie J Colton
Clarence H. Coxe
W. N. Dellar
Jordan M. E. Church
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Wesleyan
Black Hills
State Board OF Managers
S. H. Scallin
Mitchell’s Hall OF Fame
Phetiy College
King’s
Nawrs
Perry Township
First Methodist Church
Becker
Mildred
Frances Osgood
Wessington Springs
Farmers’union
John C. Chapman
State Methodist Hospital
T. H. Ocheltree
Western National Bank
Olaf Nelson
F. W. Loose
Elizabeth
Stickney
Mr. Loose
Grover Bennett
Fred M. Bennett
Ray Bennett
W. F. Christy
Michael Zimmer
Illinois Penitentiary
Joliet
S. I. Kerns
Zimmer
Cook County
Vesta Murray
Fern Potter
Marie L. Ogin
University of Chicago
Clarion D. Hardy
Cumnock School of Oratory
Lloyd Lewis
Minnie E. Baxter
J. S. Hoagland
Lewis
Letcher
Indiana
Mitchell and Davison
Huron
Ruskin Park
Anna Ioward Shaw
Political Economy Club
Sea
John
H. N. Tolles
City Hall
Commercial Club
Mmbr
Urgdd
Tolles
John Wanamaker Publications
Dakota Wesleyan School of Music
Massachusetts
Third Street
Royal Hotel
Woelfel
Wagner Paper
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