Mitchell Miss Morris Weds in Mitchell Hartford union
Florence Morris daughter of Mr and Mrs S M Morris and Mr Howard Kingsbury of Stratford S D were married last Wednesday at the Morris home. Clergyman Dr J S Hoagland presided at four. A wedding supper followed and the couple left for Minneapolis and St Paul on a wedding trip. They will reside at Hartford S D after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Morris
Florence Morris
Morris
Howard
Kingsbury
Startford
S. B
J. S. Hoagland
Methodist Church
Mineapolis
St. Paul
Hartford
S. D
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Bank of Hartford
Ife
Fairmount
Minn
Alice Branson
Albert Mosher
Davis & Daniels Lumber Company
Genia May Branson
O. J. Branson
Roy S. Branson
Lillian Alma Thompson
Mrs. Branson
Minneapolis
Mrs. Mosher
Young and WestWed at First Methodist Church
Mr James B Young and Miss Lou isa J West wed Wednesday at 3 pm in the parsonage of First Methodist Church officiated by Dr Hoagland. He works in railroad circles for Milwaukee. she comes from Woonsocket. After a short wedding trip they will reside in Aberdeen for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Young
Louisa JL. West
First Methodist Church
Hoagland
Milwaukee
Woonsocket
Aberdeen
Wiltse Birthday Dinner Honors Lloyd J Wiltse
Mrs J M Wiltse hosted a six o clock dinner last Saturday in honor of her son Lloyd J Wiltse s twenty first birthday Ten young men attended the stag party and Miss Wauneta Ferris rendered several selections A red and white decor theme marked the occasion Mrs Harry Fridley hosted a birthday party September 19 in honor of daughter Mary Leise s fourth birthday About a dozen children attended and enjoyed refreshments and games
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wiltse
Lloyd J. Wiltse
Wauneta Ferris
Harry Fridley
Mary Leise
Matron Hosts Grace Bliss Handkerchief Shower
Mrs. O W Coursey and Mrs J A Smith staged a white and yellow handkerchief shower for Miss Grace Bliss. Fifteen guests dined in four courses, each guest submitted a household tip or recipe collected in a hand painted booklet. Handkerchiefs were many and lovely, given in a golden slipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bliss
O. W. Coursey
J. A. Smith
Miss Bliss
Bets Hosiery on Presidency in Norwalk Wager
South Norwalk Miss Katherine Henry, a high school teacher, will wear low white shoes and white hosiery all winter, while Lester Wyeth will wear a straw hat until spring. The bet stems from their disagreement after a yesterday argument. Henry favors T. R. and Bull Moose reform, Wyeth opposes Rooseveltism but admires Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Norwalk
Conn
Katherine Henry
Lester Wyeth
Miss Henry
T. R
Wyeth
Mrs Carlson Wins Prize in Jingle Page Puzzle
Mrs. George W. Carlson of 504 North Rowley street won the $10 prize for correctly identifying a hidden quotation in The Republican Jingle Page and reprinted in The Capital. The line from James Whitcomb Riley’s poem Wet Weather Talk appeared in W. H. Fritz advertisement. Carlson submitted the solution first, with entry received minutes after publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Carlson
North Rowley Street
Republican
Capital
W. H. Fritz
James Whitcomb Riley
Germ found for strange horse disease in Kansas
Scientists at Kansas Agricultural College in Manhattan report identifying a new germ linked to a horned horse disease sweeping Kansas and surrounding states. They classify it in the pasteurella group and are testing a vaccine to immunize healthy horses while pursuing a cure for afflicted animals. The discovery ties the plague to Borna’s disease, a brain and spinal meningitis type known in Germany, and underscores the futility of many prior remedies. Field station work in Hoxie, aided by local ranchers and lawmakers, began after the outbreak with post mortem findings across multiple horses. The team has not yet proven the bacteria therapy but is vaccinating many horses to test immunization effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxie
Kans
Kansas
Nebraska
Kansas Agricultural College
Borna
Germany
Manhattan
J. W. Schlechter
Haslam
Jackley
No Quarantine Planned in South Dakota Horse Disease
Secretary Sellers reports close monitoring of a horse disease outbreak in Bon Homme and Douglas counties. Government veterinarians assist State Veterinarian Hicks, who says a quarantine would not help since the disease is bacterial and not infectious. Cooler weather and fresh hay are expected to limit spread. no quarantine will be pursued unless the cause changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fierre
S. D
Sellers
Bon Homme
Douglas
Hicks
New Bank at Marshall Forms in North East South Dakota
Articles of incorporation filed for the Luffman State Bank at Luffman Marshall county with a capital stock of 10000. Principal incorporators include Geo F Anderson Aaron Anderson EB A Movius J H Movius Ed J Radine Martin T Nelson and other residents of the northeast section of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall. Pierre
S. D
Luffman State Bank
Luffman
Marshall County
Geo. F. Anderson
Aaron Anderson
EB. A. Movius
J. H. Movius
Ed. J. Radine
Martin T. Nelson
Ethan News Roundup Sparks Local Movements and Events
Samuel Vickers visited his son Thomas in Ethan while John Tyler toured Mitchell for business. Numerous locals moved homes, engaged new schooling, and welcomed visitors from Wisconsin and Illinois. A city birthday, sports wins, and a Northwestern Life Company capital move capped a busy period with travel to Alexandria and Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan
S. D
Samuel Vickers
Thomas
John Tyler
Mitchell
Lollie Nolt
Chad
M. BE
S. G. Strand
Wisconsin
Denman
Maris
Clyde Thompson
Dupree
J. W. Tyler
Armour
Rowley
New York State
Christine
Alexandria
Hanson County Fair
Farmer
Ethan Boys
Alexexandria
W. H. Shaw
Markis
Parkston
Will Crampton
Fred Tobey
Lofe Tobey
Clarence Warfield
Lake Madison
W. H. Trow
Eliphus Tobey
D. R. Green
Mrs. Green
F. M. Hammer
John Cutts
Tillie Peterson
Plankinton
Benjamin F. Tilley
Farmers Plow by Day and Night in South Dakota
Canova South Dakota reports farmers using traction engines and gang plows to finish fall plowing. Night work with automobile ramps on tractors lights fields, enabling progress equal to daytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canova
S. D
South Dakota
Sees Sister After 35 Years Absence
Isaac Munson of Tacoma Washington surprised his sister Mrs Gabriel Carlson at Lennox home after thirty five years apart. Munson, a rover, had traveled worldwide including Alaska salmon fishing and planned a European tour after the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaskan
Europe
Public Auction Near Letcher and Loomis Farm Sale
Public auction to be held on Monday September 30 at ten o'clock from a farm four miles south and two miles east of Letcher and three miles north of Loomis. The listing covers horses mules cattle two milk cows two calves 15 dozen chickens farm machinery wagons harness cream separator household goods and 105 acres of choice corn with free lunch at noon. Terms: cash for sums 710 and under. Amounts over that will be payable by October 1 1913 at 10 percent interest. H R Daily owner Judge Bros auctioneers Bert Baumont clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letcher
Loomis
H. R. Daily
Judge Bros
Bert Baumont
Pierre News Brief Flags Wesley Styles Of To Be Old Line
Wesley Styles of Pierre, South Dakota, is noted in an early entry related to the Old Line Company. The fragment hints at a formal designation or action but provides limited context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Line Company
Pierre, S. D
Wesley Styles
Indian teachers may wear garb in government schools
Taft reverses a 1913 order banning religious garb in Indian schools. The president revokes the directive and allows current teachers who wear garb to continue in service, while new hires must forego such insignia. The Interior Secretary conducted hearings and concluded the secular, nonsectarian aim remains, but existing teachers may keep garb.
Policy on religious garb in government schools outlined
The document states that wearing religious garb by teachers is not unconstitutional but allows bans for future appointees. It describes Secretary of the Interior actions to maintain non sectarian teaching in government schools while permitting denominations to conduct religious education after hours in school rooms for children who choose that affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Free Love in Marriage Pact in Pasadena
Miss Helon Chandler and Carleton Washburne wed at the groom's mother’s bedside after judge recused himself over a prenuptial pact that allows partners to mate with others. The ceremony was performed by Judge Northrup with no religious rites, tying the couple as legal spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Helon Chandler
Julia Davis Chandler
Philadelphia
Carleton W. Washburne
Robert McDonald
W. A. Witherspoon
McDonald
Northrup
Alhambra
State of
California
Twain
Washburne
Leland Stanford University
University of Chicago
Final Proofs Wave Consolidates Papers at Midland and Philip
Pierre S D notes the Van Meter Messenger ceasing and the two Midland and Philip printing plants consolidating. This reflects newspaper centralization after settlement and the fate of final proofs as communities stabilize, with many papers folding or joining until a sustainable regional basis emerges.
Preparing for the Yeggm en in the Northwest Banks
In St Paul Minnesota Charles D Brown head of the Minnesota Bankers association warns banks across Minnesota Wisconsin North and South Dakota to expect a fall wave of yeggs or safecrackers. The article notes the shift from genteel burglars to armed criminals and describes the new protective measures including watching for dynamite purchases and spotters. Brown stresses vigilance as fall operations begin and outlines the increased risk from professional criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
William A. Pinkerton
Charles D. Brown
Minnesota Banker’s Association
Mr. Brown
Rogues Gallery
Northwest
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Yeggs
Eberhart Wins His Nomination in Minnesota GOP Race
Early returns from 14256 precincts show Governor Eberhart leading the Republican field by about 25,000 votes. First counts give Eberhart 36,163 with Lee 21,301 and Young 15,101. factional margins favor Eberhart by 13,752, while second choices appear negligible. Senator Nelson and Burnquist lead in other races as Manahan runs strong for at large congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Eberhart
Ramsel County
Hennepin County
Minneapolis
Lee
Young
Gordon
Spooner
Faulk
Nelson
Peterson
Manahan
Burnquist
Neill
Worms Eat Only Russian Thistle in Aberdeen Fields
In Edmunds County farms worms overrun several plots by targeting Russian thistle exclusively. Smaller than army worms, they travel in large groups and devour thistle across fields, houses, and barns while avoiding other crops. Farming expert H F Patterson notes thistle tenderness this season drives the behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S. D
Edmunds County
H. F. Patterson
Better Farming Association
Kimball to Expand Electric Light Plant Under Way
Kimball will gain a larger and more complete electric light plant with J. L. Slifer as president, Garnet Ashley as vice president, and Herbert Hannaman serving as secretary and treasurer. The plan passed first reading and awaits regular preliminary steps for franchise approval. A tight frost struck the locality last night with little damage reported.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roweley-Eastman
F. M. Eastman
South Covell Avenue
Sioux Falls
Frances
Harry H. Howley
Qywureh
Merle
W. B. Rowley
J. B. Rowley
Frank Rowley
Addie
Winifred Bayley
Merle Bayley
Ghester Bayley
Leo Rowley
Clarence Eddy
New York
Eddy
Stag Party
Scott Wilkins
McCarthy Cafe
Laurance Glaser
W. M. Spratford
East Eleventh Street
Roosevelt
Mrs. Carlson
George H. Wright
Huron
Northwestern Life Company
State Insurance Department
Old Line Stock Reserve Fund
Kimball
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