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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1915

Page

5

Westeraay notes stir local life and events

Local notes from Aberdeen, Spencer, Redfield, and Mitchell highlight a busy week. St Mark's seeks Hobson as choirmaster, Y W Dakota Wesleyan welcomes new students with music, and Miss Margaret Boylan's Reading at M H church earns praise. Police work, state fair travelers, and a Safety First meeting draw community attention.

Deen Gale St. Mark's Episa Srvices Ofessor Bh. W Hobson Aberdeen Morni Ben Fine Becduke cBypal Priain Spencer Ae Ping Cilenko Pe ‘Jotin Tuckey Grace Foy Redfield Pi Nisit Corn Palace Ie. C Kranz. Shesatan Y. W Dakota Wesleyan Graham Hall College Cop Pareit-Tanen ® Association Sarcost Tuesipon Polk Wood Smith Eeyning Huron Joni Behroder Pierre Arried Mitchell Euest the Baptist Margaret Boylan M.H. Church Miss Boylands Kennedy É Hugene Field School Ih Jel Tde Wert Mornre Pe Moe

Beulah Farmers Have Program at Friday Meeting

Beulah farmers held a home talent program Friday evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gibson. Mrs. Alex Lawrence spoke on Attention and memory cultivation, Mrs. Wm. McCormick contrasted economy with stinginess, and Mrs. Jesse Sayler urged gentleness in caring for children. Prof. Joseph Hamilton discussed pasteurized milk, and readings and dialogues followed. Gibson ended with watermelon and cookies.

Beulah Wm. McCormick Jesse Sayler Joseph Hamilton Mitchell High School Prof. Hamilton Mary Frazer Pearl McCormick Pheebe Lawrence Maud Muller South Dakota Lola’ Seaton

Mitchell Country Club Golf Course To Open Soon

Mitchell Country club prepares for a formal opening in about two weeks as the new course, measured at 2380 yards, offers nine holes with a par of 33 and bogey 37. No. 4 is 380 yards, No. 9 crosses a ravine to the green near the clubhouse. opening committee includes Ora B. Wells and others as work continues on the house and course finishing touches.

Mitchell Country Club Clnb Ora B. Wells G. G. Kimball E. O. Walrath Delvan T. Becker

Corn Palace to Exhibit County Ag Exhibits at State Fair

South Dakota officials announce three of four top county agricultural exhibits from Huron will be shown at the Corn Palace in Mitchell with Jerauld Hand Minnehaha set, Pennington possibly joining. Indian agencies and schools will also exhibit under federal interest.

Huron W. A. Wheeler South Dakota Jerauld County Hand County Minnehaha County Pennington County F. D. Gillis Gorn Palace Sioux City L. N. Nesselroad Wessington Springs Wheeler Interior Department Washington HH. Stivers State College of Brookings South Dakota Pure Food Commission W.M. Cox Rapid Cuy Mitchell High School Republican Wm. Dethiefs Ellen Anderson G. A. Ferguson de- Laval Separator Company Turner Creamery Company Mat William, Kearney Gillis Walter Green

Transfusion Fails To Save Life Of Girl

Freeman, S$, D. Despite a blood transfusion attempts to save the life of a young girl failed according to early notes. Authorities reported the procedure did not prevent the death.

Hemorrhagic heart case linked to family vein transfusion

Miss Lil Nan Wegner of Hutchinson County died from heart leakage after an unusual attempted lifesaving transfusion from her father and brother. The report notes the blood surfaced beneath the skin as it was forced from circulation, and that blood from relatives was insufficient to save her life.

Lil- Nan Wegner Hutchinson County

Tea Post Office Safe Blown Near Sioux Falls

Yeggmen entered the Tea post office near Sioux Falls in the early morning and escaped with just over $100, about $60 of which was government funds and the rest the postmaster’s. The safe was blown by experts and the robbers likely fled toward Sioux Falls.

Sioux Falls Tea Sioux Fall

Business talk by Tolles impresses Mitchell merchants

Harry Newman Tolles spoke to Mitchell business men at city hall under the Commercial club. He urged faith in self, business, associates, patrons, and a supreme being, and offered epigrams on serving customers, conserving effort, and the value of mutual advantage.

Harry Newman Tolles Mitchell City Hall Commercial Club Tolles Billy Sunday John Kurvink Retail Dealers Association

Social events mark week of October weddings and Wesleyan welcomes

Mrs Maurice Diehl hosted a Thursday bridge party for Miss Lucile Grebel who will wed O B Wallace on October 6. A second event at 1020 B First Ave celebrated Miss Julia Nelson marrying George H Platt, with church ring service by Dr J S Hoagland. New girls at Dakota Wesleyan enjoyed YWCA activities, teas, hikes, games, and a bonfire to mingle with upperclassmen.

Maurice Diehl Lucile Grebel O. B. Wallace Master Wallace Diehl Bridge Marguerite Anderson High Score L. A. Carpenter Low Lincheon F. S. Krug First Avenue Julia Nelson Krug George H. Platt First Methodist Episcopal Church J. S. Hoagland B. Nelson Dakota Wesleyan Y. W Graham Hall Violet Jones Winifred Davey Georgina Smith Margaret Card Test’s Grove Wesleyan

Social Afternoon Brings 200 Plus Ladies to Church Meeting

More than two hundred ladies of the Ladies Aid society of the First Methodist Episcopal church attended Thursday's monthly gathering in the church parlors. Mrs. B. A. Bobb presided with devotions led by Mrs. R. A. Zangle. Under Mrs. H. J. Coxe's division a delightful program entertained guests, and refreshments by Mrs. F. L. Moyer's division concluded the pleasant social event that allowed newcomers to meet locals.

Ladies Aid Society First Methodist Episcopal Church B. A. Bobb R. A. Zangle H. J. Coxe F. L. Moyer

Lodge Social and Chamberlain Wedding Reported

Degree of Honor held a social and card party with AOUW members. four tied for high score and Smith won the cut. Krom took the consolation prize. Marriages announced for James Brown and Martha Barber in Chamberlain with a wedding supper and home celebration planned for October 1. Various club meetings and a Mitchell high school YWCA reception noted with plans for future gatherings.

Degree of Honor Lodge Order Peticard Andrews W. H. Rathbun J. F. Smith Smith C. H. Krom Mesdames Snow and Walpole Emily Kings Chamberlain Register F. A. Reynolds James Brown Martha C. Barber Brown and Brown Brown Chamberlain

Serious lack of threshers in South Dakota observed

A report from central South Dakota notes a severe shortage of threshers across Pierre to Huron. Many fields lie unthreshed or in shock awaiting machines, with specific scarcity around Wighmore and widespread delays hindering harvest readiness. Corn planting is ahead in the Missouri valley while eastern areas need several days of warm weather to finish before frost.

Pierre S. D Wighmore Huron Misouri Jim Viver Missouri Highmore

Lyman County Land Sale Attracts Local Farmers

Ranchers and farmers from Lyman County began arriving in Pierre ahead of a government sale opening Monday. About twenty thousand acres will be auctioned in tracts of 160 acres or more at a minimum price of 1.26 dollars per acre. Most bidders are expected from Lyman County due to difficult road conditions limiting outsider access to the tracts.

Pierre S. D Lyman Lyman County

Card of Thanks for Edith LeGrand Family

The LeGrand family units express heartfelt thanks for kindness, sympathy, and flowers shown during Edith’s illness and death. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. A. N. LeGrand and Family, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. LeGrand, Mrs. James Hornbuckle, Miss Ora LeGrand.

Edith A. N. LeGrand N. CG. LeGrand James Hornbuckle Miss Ora LeGrand

Weekend notices at Mitchell and surrounding area

Friday notes from Mitchell cover births and deaths in the region, arrivals and moves of several residents, business ventures, and church events. Frank Phinney travels to Chicago after news of a death. Waltz returns to Wesleyan training. McLaughlin firm markets medical record systems. Elmer Yelton prepares for a missionary convention. Florence Crittenton home canvassing succeeds. visits from Mrs Dodds and city officials. Rev Fulweiler assumes St Mary's rectorate. Crosmers return from the Pacific coast.

Fred Rumbolz Tobin Township Welcome Waltz Wesleyan Methodist California Ruth Priest Lora Kings Long Beach Asa Dodd A. M Mcloughlin Howard W. Fulweiler Rapid City St. Mary’s Episcopal Church

Communities Say Farewell and Plan Trips Across Regions

From Monday's Daily Braden Till left for Madison to join the University of Wisconsin this year. Thomas Fullerton returned home from Kansas City with Mrs. Fullerton. G G Faber went to Chicago for veterinary college after visiting his brother Dr H P Faber. Mitchell residents supported the state fair at Huron with 265 railroad tickets sold plus many traveling by automobile. Mr and Mrs E Kelley plan to depart for Washington DC for the national G A R convention opening September 28. Ralph M Douglas, coach at Da

Huron Ast Svening Yahkton Maynard Mitchell Milwaukee Road van Vliet Mason City A. W. Smallen Chicago Safety First C. W. Wilkinson B. I. Salinger Sioux City W. F. Gody A.anderson A. Z. Rozum Braden Till Madison Wis University of Wisconsin Thomas Fullerton Kansas City G. G. Faber H. P. Faber Harry .Michols Ox Ridge M. D Geo. A Miss Pagel Dot Robinson-Pagel Carl Pherson A. H. Pherson Detroit Great Lakes Engineering Works University of Michigan

Wesleyan mentor named at Pillsbury Academy

The Minneapolis Journal notes Kota Wesleyan, athletic mentor at Pillsbury Academy in Owatonna Minnesota, captained two Lake Forest teams from tackle then built a strong South Dakota squad at Dakota Wesleyan University. Other items: corn crop woes in Davison county, students departing for Madison and Wisconsin, Vermilyea family relocating to Los Angeles, and students Pagel and Pherson pursuing studies and athletics in California and Michigan.

Kota Wesleyan Pillsbury Academy Owatonna Minn Minneapolis Journal Douglas Lake Forest Dakota Wesleyan University Mitchell,s. D Lisle Pettijohn Gopher South Dakota Sioux City Davison County S. 12 Warl Wells MacDonald Greene Madison Wis University of Wisconsin

Special Trains Scheduled for Corn Palace Week

Mitchell will host Corn Palace events with eighteen special trains from Milwaukee and Omaha lines, fifteen via Milwaukee and three via Omaha. Omahas originate Tyron September 28, Alcester September 29, and Sioux Falls October 1, with early evening departures. Milwaukee runs from Platte, Scotland, Wardrobe? and Whe... arrival and departure times vary with dates September 28 to October 2. Special rates to be announced for passengers.

Mitchell Corn Palace Milwaukee Omaha Tyron Alcenter Sioux Alls Platte Scotland Wiandreau Woonsocket Canton Murdo Sioux City Plandreau Sioux Falls Aberdeen Flandreau

North Dakota frost bites corn with varied damage

A bitter frost across northern South Dakota leaves mixed results for corn. Aberdeen saw 32F with reports of 26F in some spots, while Oakes Mia-Moore and Groton had light frost and minimal damage. Claremont noted some damage. Bowdle, Redfield reported little to no harm as farmers weigh cultivation effects.

Brown County Aberdeen South Dakota Oakes Mia- Moore N. D Groton Claremont Bowdle Selby Andover Mellette Redfield

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy

An advertisement asserts catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated with internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as a blood and mucous surface remedy, a long used physician prescription, sold by druggists for 75 cents, with testimonials available. Hull's Family Pills are recommended for constipation.

Hall Fr. J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo Hull

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the Western National Bank Bank Mitchell, S . Dak Toa Charles Alexandria Pany Beulah Farmers Have Gibson H. N. Tolles Commerce Zila Bishop Mrs, Morris Forosis Club Leroy Hy Morris Fourth Avenue Br. A. Loomer Norma Jeayie L. Carson Clyde Tull Wass Frank Phinney W. 4 Pere- Brine West Fourth Avenue Elmer Yelton Barnard Missionary Movement Yelton Western National Bank China Helen W. McCartney Florence Crittenton Walter Dodds White Lake Ipswich W. H. Krebs Milwaukee Railroad W.G. Porter Milwaukee System Marion Junction T. J. Spangler Jacob Crosmer Pacific Coast Erighteen
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