Were Wedded in Autumn Betts and Bobb Wedding
Maud Betts and Frank W. Bobb were united in marriage Thursday at the Betts home in Alexandria. The ceremony, performed by Dr. H. S. Wilkinson, featured Mendelssohn's Wedding March and a reception for about sixty guests. The bride, from Alexandria, wore white lawn and lace. the groom is a Doland pharmacist. They plan a brief honeymoon to Minneapolis before settling in Doland.
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Second Avenue West
Duff Street
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Frank W. Bobb
Doland
Perle Richard
Mendelssohn
H. S. Wilkinson
Methodist Church
Mrs Perry and daughter visit Aberdeen before move to Montana
Mrs. George H. Perry and her young daughter arrived from Aberdeen for a brief visit with friends. She plans to join Mr. Perry in Montana around October at the start of his assignment on Milwaukee's coast extension line. The couple has not chosen a residence yet.
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George H. Perry
Aberdeen
Mr. Perry
Montana
Taft to Speak in Mitchell During Corn Palace Week
Presidential candidates Taft Bryan and Chapin will visit Mitchell on consecutive days as part of corn palace activities. Taft is scheduled for September 28, with Bryan on September 28 and Chapin on September 30, aiming to draw large crowds and showcase the city.
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Topeka
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Corn Palace
South Dakota
M Keith, Former Chief of Police, Dies at Home
Friday morning reports confirmed the death of M Keith the former chief of police at his Third Avenue West home. He had been in decline for two weeks following his wife’s funeral and suffered multiple light strokes after a stroke in the barn.
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Teachers Gather for City School Welcome at Methodist Church
Friday evening an informal faculty gathering brought together city school teachers in basement rooms of the Methodist church. The program featured solos by Ella Preston and J. C. Lindsey with Walrath on piano, recitations by Edna Butterfield and Mrs. F. H. Hoff with her daughter Esther, and an indoor field meet followed by refreshments.
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Ex Chief Keith Buried After Wife’s Funeral at Mitchell
Former Mitchell police chief Keith died September 17 after a long decline following his wife’s burial two weeks earlier. The service at his home drew city officials and police, with his daughter and family nearby. He was born 1841 in New York and came west for land in Hughes county before settling in Mitchell. He left the force in May after eight years of service. He leaves a daughter, two brothers, and a sister, with mourners noting his honesty and diligent work. In a separate incident Frank Williams was injured when his horse bolted on the fair ground track.
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Graceland Cemetery
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Alexandria
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