Mrs Patterson hosts tea for Tulsa cousin guest in Mitchell
Mrs Sam T Greene hosted a 25 guest tea at 318 West Fourth Avenue Friday afternoon in honor of her cousin Mrs J P Patterson of Tulsa Oklahoma. Grace Beckwith and Mrs Lewis Beckwith assisted. Yellow and white decor filled the house. Also present were Mrs M W Wickersham of Red Oak Iowa and Mrs S H Scallin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattierson
Sam T. Greene
West Fourth Avenue
J. P. Patterson
Tulsa
Okla
Grace Beckwith
Lewis Beckwith
Patterson
M. W. Wickersham
Red Oak, In
8S. H. Scallin
WEDDING AND DISTRICT MEETING EVENTS IN GILESNBURG AREA
In Galesburg Mrs J F Percy honored at district meeting with gowns for Maye Leach Geddes and Ira Johnson while guests from Huron Kimball White Lake Mt Vernon Salem and Stickney attended. Jennie Parker married Wilmer Lean Everson at Parker home near Mitchell with 60 guests. The ceremony was by Rev C J Borchart and included arch setting and Mendelssohn music. Over 100 guests enjoyed games and a wedding supper after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maye Leach
Geddes
Ira Johnson
J. F. Percy
Galesburg
Lucile Bobb
Elks Club
J. EF. Percy
W. QO. Leach
Huron
B. H. Sprague
F. H. Stewart
Kimball
J. C. Rogus
White Lake
C. W. Auld
Plankinton
W. IK. Jacoby
Mt. Vernon
Guy Ramsey
Salem
Bertha Chase
Alexandria
Mendelssohn
Isaac Parker
Rensselaer, Ind
Miller
George Johnson
Fall reception for new students at Dakota Wesleyan
The Y M A and Y W A held the annual welcome for new students in Graham hall. Guests introduced themselves by writing their names backwards, then moved to the dining room for light refreshments. A program followed with Maude Klatt and Harold Card delivering speakers and musical selections by Bernie Brereton Louise May Hitchcock Hazel Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
Y. W
Dakota Wesleyan
Graham Hall
Maude Klatt
Bernie Brereton
Louise May Hitchcock
Hazel Reynolds
Harold Card
Be Jolly Club Meets At Mrs Slagle Home
Mrs Lela Slagle hosted the Be Jolly club at 701 Lawler street on a Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs B I Morrow and Mrs Hyde of Onida. A two course luncheon followed fancy work and social chatting. Mrs Sherwood will host the next meeting. Naw Girle entering the bird school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Study Club
F. W. Rockwell
East Third Avenue
J. A. Smith
E. W. Jones
Wim, Scallin
FP. J. Porteous
G. P. Benedict
Clarence Walrath
J. F. Atkinson
S. A. Wise
Floyd Wilson
Jennie Wiltse
Lela Slagle
Lawler Street
Be Jolly Club
Slagle
B. I. Morrow
Hyde
Onida
W. J. Sherwood
Henegar Hopkins Wedding At Third Avenue Home
Russell D. Henegar married Gladys L. Hopkins in a Saturday ceremony at the home of Clarence Spratford 211 East Third Avenue. Officiant Dr J S Hoagland. Bride wore silk and carried roses. The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Spratford. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Hopkins of Letcher. groom is son of Mr and Mrs L Henegar. They will reside in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleson
Mrs. Alfson
Russel D. Henegar
Gladys L. Hopkins
Clarence Spratford
Third Avenue
J. S. Hoagland
Flying Whale aircrafts fascinate on Russian Front
Carl W Ackerman reports from the German aviation camp on wartime flying whales. The giant airframes resemble fat fish with double fins and glass-eyed openings. Observers view from the fish back or side windows as these craft boast greater speed and bomb capacity than other biplanes in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Ackerman
von Linsingen
Germany
Europe
Pension Laws Outlined for Civil War Widows
The notice explains increased pension benefits for widows of Civil War veterans and outlines application steps. It specifies that no formal application is needed to obtain the increase, requires correct veteran details, and notes no claim agents are recognized. It also covers remarried widows and earlier act provisions, based on information from The Republican via Congressman Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. G
Act of Congress
Ovilor
Republican
Dillon
Sunday School Picnic by Riverside Park
Children of the Episcopal Sunday school and choir and older parish members enjoyed a river outing last Saturday. Mrs Frank Shephard organized transportation and cars for all. Miss Nellie Wilson Mary Louise Boyles and Geil Wallersteadt led games and races. A cool evening prompted an early picnic supper before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Sunday School
Frank Shepherd
Riverside Park
Nellie Wilson
Mary Louise Boyles
Geil Wallersteadt
Understanding the County Central Committee Question
State law and attorney general opinions examine what constitutes a county central committee under the new primary act. They conclude no explicit statute creates the body, but custom views precinct committeemen as the committee, with candidates allowed to name a chairman, and no clear authority for calling meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Central Committee
Five Die in Aetna Explosives Plant Blast
Five men were killed and another fatally injured when an air dry house at the Aetna Explosives plant near Whitington Pennsylvania was wrecked in an early morning explosion. All the dead worked in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whnitington
Aetna Explosives Company
Bank acquisitions widen Black Hills holdings
Harry Wentzy head of the Security Savings bank in Rapid City adds the St. Onge State Bank to his growing Black Hills network. This purchase makes bank number six under his group's control. C. Headrie and son, former owners, have yet to reveal their next move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SP. Ongh Bank
Whitewood
Harry Wentzy
Security Savings Bank
Rapid City
Black Hills
St. Onege
East Seventh Is Given Hospital
A city council meeting fixed the site for a new city hospital on the east Seventh avenue blocks. Architect S C Wherry designed a two story brick building with a large front porch, basement laundry and wards for four beds per floor, an elevator, brick walls, concrete floors, and Bedford stone trim. Work will start soon on the old site. The county commissioners met September 19 1915 to view road work and open bids for grading with several items approved or rejected and many bills paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City Hospital
S.C. Wherry
Tne
Seventh Avenue
Loo0
East Seventh Avenue
Perry
Sfllewell
Pioneer Bridge Company of
Mitchell
S. D
Lehman
Pioneer Bridge Company
I. B. Lehman
M. Anstiutz
Court House
Roc
Warne
Board of Insan- Live
Pataki
Itcains
Board of Insan- Ly Ee
Ieee
Eden
You Woo
Ball
Card of Sanity
Ikeants
Board of Insanity
Gatnell
Welsey
Ind Welsey
L. J. Olson
Grady
Snow
Nels Jensen
Age Bet -Ceaebiaeedsee
ULL W
City of Mitchell
NS Jensen
Davison
S C
McLeod
I. Grady
Sayler
City of
Sauto
Nels Weisen
Hoord
J. M Crampton
Said
South Dakota
M. Crampton
Card of Thanks for Laurence Kindness and Flowers
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness and death of our dear Laurence. Your beautiful floral offerings are gratefully appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Just and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence
Geo. Just
Railroad Should Pay Bill After Hutchinson County Wreck
Hutchinson County residents threaten suit over payments for injuries from a freight wreck near Tripp. The county argues the accident was caused by railway negligence and that the railroad should bear medical costs, not the county.
Ford Derby Tragedy Claims Bernard J. Webster
Bernard J. Webster of Rapid City died after a Ford derby crash at the county fair in Sturgis South Dakota. He led the field before his car turned turtle on a curve, crushing his chest. Webster, about 30, previously lived in Deadwood and left a family in Rapid City. He had won second prize with the same car at the state fair in Huron last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis
S. D
Bernard J. Webster
Rapid City
Webster
Deadwood
Huron
Citizen's Bank Moves to Isabel Idaho?
The Citizen's State bank of Coal Springs filed with the secretary of state to report relocation from Coal Springs Perkins county to Isabel Dewey county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre, S. D
Citizen’s State ‘Bank of
Coal Springs
Secretary of State
Perkins County
Isabel
Dewey County
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Newman Club
Lyons
Metropolitan Theatre
K. J. Welch
John Berry
G. T. Kennedy
George Agnes
Edison
Izaio Hoye
Omaha
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M. D
State College
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W. H. Powers
Vine
Perisho
G. Lb. Brown
H. B. Mathews
J. W. Wilson
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Va Lowrie
Katherine Erskine
Nina Wright
Florounce Paullin
Ruth Patterson
Naw Girle
the Bird School
PHP Bliom
Waithwill Pensioner
Ofr- Pioval
East Africa
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von Raren
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City Institution
Gilbert
Baviss
Daniels
Lily Batterson
Waristonesn
inley-Neeley Co
John Omenson
W. M. Herbert
Jay Ngison
A. Peterson
Liva Gilfillan
Standard Oil Co
Western School Supply
A. Larson & Son
Broadbent Bros
Mitchell Publishing Co
Offile
Dak. Engineering Co
P. Stainbrook
CG. Savier
G. W. Lawrence
W. D. Boyles
C. N. Olson
Clara Weber
Owens
Board For Prison
Tae Hy
Stoney Sandeep
I. KH
Mitchell Trust Company
Isaac Spears
St. Josephs Hospital
Lostmpme
Burnett
St. Durrett
Huliz
Calera
Ion
Ky Tetfay Hillerns
CP Dentine
Joanne Carlson
Hermman Ferbert
Ritual Mrs. Co
Fi. Lawler
W.degenreif
Reder
East Side of Hospital
Hutchinson County
FORD
Bb. J. Webster
Citizen's
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