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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-10-11
PLAN LOCAL DRIVE
FOR LIBERTY BONDS
f. w. MITCHELL, AS COMMITTEE
MAN FOR STATE COUNCIL OF
DEFENSE, WILL HAVE
CHARGE OF DAWSON

Active campaigning for The second
Liberty loan in the stale of South Da-
kota. S under the direction of the state
council ow defense with all county SOL
licitation subsidized. This arrange
ment was decided upon at a conference
of the Liberty loan committee Of tfc
Federal Reserve bank of Minneapolis.
The campaign in the state of South
Dakota will begin October is and is 10
continue until october 27.
The campaign for The state has been
divided into districts according 10 the
state council of defense members, who
will cooperate with all committee
men within their respective districts.
The II avison county campaign, for
mulated under the same scheme as The
other counties of the state will be un-
der the direction of County Council
Chairman, +. w. Mitchell, who receives
his position as head OF; the county
Liberty loan automatically through lis
position in the state council Of de-
Tense. With this position he is also
committee and is to report and CO
operate with. the state Liberty Loan
committee. Under him will be the two
committees formed in the towas of
Ethan, h;ti i' and Others. The el'i committees s;
will be headed principally by bankers.
who by virtue of ther business are
more closely connected with the cam
paign for the Liberty bonds.
Supplementary to the town commit
tees each township or voting precinct
township committeeman of lhe ouncil
who shall, if he so elect. appoint a
chairman. to carry on the work within
the township or voting precinct, and
TO report to and co-operate with the
county council chairman.
Little difficulty is anticipated b y shG
Dawson county campaigners in dis
posing of the bonds in this count.
During the Second Liberty loan crul-
SADIE. because of the c minent success
of til c solicitors in the initial cam
pagn held during the summer.
Dawson C alnty during the first cam
paign was one of the banner counties
of the state with subscription of
S2O7. 900. The amount of b Onds l.
lOitcd 10 the county was only $780,
900, which sohws that peOplesof this
vicinity exceeded the allotment by
$4,000.
May Not Claim First Bonds
For several days the arrival of the
Official United States Bonds have been
expected at the local banks, but with
the start of the second Liberty Loan
campaing, the first bonds will be con-
verified to The new four percent issue,
local officials say.
The. first bond ssue called for an
interest rate of three and one half per-
carry with it a rate of four percent.
For this reason it is thought thai
most buyers of the first issue will de-
fer their acceptance of bonds unit
The four percent issue.
None Of The first bond issue has
been received by local bankers at this
D date. T3'&
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WESLEYAN IVES SWAMPINCa
AUCUSTANA LUTHERANS.

In the first quarter of the Dakota
Wesleyan-Augustana football game
at University field this afternoon, The
NIctfodists were swapping the Luti-
Gran boys with touchdown after touch
down. AT the end Of The first quar-
ter, the home team had piled up u
score of 81 10 against the Visitors.
The Wesleyan men made the frst
down with gain of 20 yards through
the line. o nlhe neXl down tileS
were penalized 20 yards for noldfhs:
Yards and Tile first touchdown. Coal
was VA kicked. On the next formation
lioayIand carried The oval for a second
tomchdoWn and Fox soon repeated for
a third. During the entire first per-
i'd # Wcsleyan was not held for downs
ana played i'll Ausustana territory the
whole time.
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CHAMBERLAIN Society

Mrs. Harry Kuhus entertained tho
live Hundred club Friday afternoon.
The rOredre of the Eastern Star held
I, special meeting on Monday evening in
honor of the Worthy Grand Marion.
Mrs. A. U. Hoon, of Mitchell: There
were many in attendance and all en-
ioyed meeting Mrs. Hoon. The m
spiration and help She gave to, the
members of the order We're such as
lnly a person of her charming person
Iality could give. At the close of The
session. dainty refreshments were
served in the dining hall under The di-
|rection Of Mesdamcs, Hill, Long and
spalding. The long tables We're prct..
lily decorated in autumn leaves and
Mrs. j. w. Glevenger entertained the
8ridgettes Thursday afternoon. ,Iil
Floyd Axlell and Inez Church were
married Saturday morning at the Cath
ole church by Father Lennertz. The
orde is the daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Church and the groom has been in
the employ, of Mr.. Church for The past
summer. Both are well known in the
community and enjoy large circle
of friends who wish them happy days
in, mr. 1ifn
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LovINaER FAMILY HOLDS
FIRST REUNION III 10 WEARS

For The first lime in ten years al!
the members of the Lovinger family
are together. They will gather rounG
the hospitable table of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Lovinger today at two o'clock and
partake of a dinner in keeping with The
occasion. Some of them have come
a long way to be here but they know il
has been worth the effort. Max L.
Lovinger of Poison, Mont. Charles l..
Loyinger and family of Belle Fourche,
Mnn GRs h0Snser rs sophe ana family %sensr Of ST.
formerly Sophie Lovinger, of Chicago,
ILL.,, David Lovinger and family of Eth
an, S. D., Louis Lovinger and family
and Joe Lovinger and family of Mitch
ell, S. d., will spend tho day together.
Later in the afternoon a family pic
ture will be taken commemorating the
important event.
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to Mitchell during Corn Palace week
publican under headline which was
was reproduced in hTe Mitchell Re-
misleading n sle and tending to give the i'm
4, spressiogng that s.the Mitchell police au-
i! th9rities l9 VIZ of breaking locks
E8n.ssult a " : aeasss iAn search of liquor. No
sge n s ie rqAG Ge5lya a smadc in the article re-
sleerhedf 7 toSph might be construed
ASA eritlolsfRof the Mitchell admins
traQon as%shnsmention 81 was made to that
effect. AclMcisgl was directed toward
a elasssM IAatSiduals, who, evidently
without authority, subject people {
humiliation in order to secure eyident
of illegal liquor traffic, and in their
zeal, violate another law in so doing.
Continuance of such iladvised prac
ticcs will bring discredit upon the
bonc-dry law. Should you deem it ad-
visable in order to correct an erron-
eOus impression, you are at liberty TO
hand this statement to the paper which
published thearticle that appeared in
the Mail.
The preceding letter written by Mr..
Sullivan was sent in response to let
WI NlASlSl4 DS NvcllS WHICH lOl-
lows:
"Editor Plankinton Mail.
Plankinton, S. D.
Dear Sir:
81 have read with much interest the
A." lc which appeared in The Mitch
e. .;'publican, the clipping of which
cnclosc.
81 shall consider 1t favor If YOU
will furnish me with the names of the
dozen places in MITCHELL where liou-
or can be obtained. For that informa-
tion we will pay liberal reward. /
shall also consider it favor if YOU
will inform me of the description of
policeman or officer who went through
the automobile and contents describ-
ed in thcarticle; where the car was
located; in trout of what restaurant in
Nlitchcl's Main street, and the exact
date when this occurred.
Trusting that may hear from you
by return mail and that you will be
ready and willing to furnish this in
formation, l beg to remain,
81. r. Wells,
Mayor"
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RED CROSS WORK POPULAR

After the busy weeks that have just
passed, the women of Mitchell are go
ing aftcrSthe sewing for the Red Cross
with more vim than ever. The work is
progressing very smoothly although it
is very evident that more workers could
wish to do their "bil" will be welcom-
ed at all times at the Red Cross rooms
in the federal building. Women WHO
will sew in the morning are especially
needed. An urgent invitation to all
who can knit has been sent throughout
the city. There plenty of yarn on
hand and it will be furnished gladly To
all who signify their desire to help The
Red Cross. Already many sweaters
Wristlets and SOCKS have been knitted
by the members of the Red Cross and IL
is desired that many more volunteer
10 help the work along. In the sew
make shirts and operating socks. In
order to carry on the work in the bes:
possible manner several women have
been designated to look after the work.
They have been sub-divided into var
ious groups and each day Of the week
q new group of women will have
chargeo the work. The following is
the list of those selected:
Mrs. John Berry, overseer for the
IA.
Monday. Mrs. II. G. Giddings, cap
tain, assisted by Mrs. j. C. Bryan.
Tuesday,-Mrs. William NJ. Smith,
captain assisted by Mesdames Charles
w. Shannon, John O'Donnell, Joe
Wood, Howard kbbee and Frank Ham
mer.
Wedncsday-NIrs. j. M. Henzlik,
captain, assisted by Mesdamcs Charles
Weller, Frank Shepard, Fred
Bjordstrup, Buel Evai1s and j. G..
Thursday-Alrs. Jennie NJ. Wiltse,
captain, assisted by Mesdames w. r.
Morton, j. NJ. Scott Ray Shinkcl, G. a.
Robbins, l.. S. WagSoner, James Smith
and John LOuster.
Friday-Nlrs. H. Blair, captain, pro
tenn, assisted by Mesdames j. G. Bryan,
r. j. Harrison and +. A. Person.
Saturday Mrs. Glare A. Dawson,
captain.
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ELL RUNS AWAY
h ALEXANDRIA TEAM
ALL THEIR DOWNS THE
l. eleven RUNS UP a
|scoRE OF 80 TO o.

ming the season Friday at Al
with an Overwhelming vic
SO to o over the Alexandria
hool team, the Mitchell grid
had took a fresh brace today
Remainder of the schedule with
bnger teams of the state.
ling during the early part of
son With no permanent ctach,
of the t.ign school squad We're
(pped, TO some extent, however.
brts Of Captain Scllat raln:alid
6alon Collins, cril, veterans Cf
(asoas, the lads llase worked
and attained Il .son.l "allN sea-
3ntlilion. Coach l!srsisi enc
the Michigan agricultural rol-
10 arrive today to !,rS'n his
(erc and With s,iI0,l Training cur
season, Mitchell should lie
contender for the state high
Etille.
Sing by football technique the
Fat Alexandria Friday afternoon
Farce, as far as resistance to til
ii lads was concerned. Sc'lr
hd's men made their dowrs
Etimc they had the ball in their
Sion. One of the boys said after
tnc: Every time we got the ball
Rdc IL touchdown"
|eurcbrand and Creighton played
football for The Mitchell team,
FINER being extremely effective On
e. While Creighton broke up
(hing that came toward the center
bn. Collins, end. was out of tue
game with a disabled shoulder
IDiehl and Riley made a good re-
bstitulions were Barnard, I'LL,
Ion, and Donovan. A humorous
'nt of the game was the fact li';''
fan could not enter the game be-
Ie was obliged To lend his tGss
aplain Sclleurenbrand, who ha'
artially stripped from his durll.!
rSt half. Burlew, center Tor tilt
ndria team, put UP a soou d.
g linc-up of the Mitchell lean
Harmon, re, Dick Smith, n
itork. rs, Creighton, G, Hosapie
IL, Dielll, lie, Scot, q
} r lib, Derr, ! lib, Scllcurcnbrand
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RlSENlUS-WA0NER

On Wednesday, October 3, at L.
O'Clock occurred The marriage of Id;
NJ. Bisenius and Elmer Fl. Wagner, Tho
Rev. Father Harte of the HOLY Famii,
Catholic church reading the service
After the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Wag.
ner, accompanied by the bridegroom.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Wagner
molored to the home of Mr.. and Mrs
j: Clyde Perie, where a bountiful wed
ding dinner was served. N
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. an,
Mrs. N. j. Bisenius, of Mt. Vernon, an,
$ an accomplished young woman, hay
ing taught music at Ma. Vernon an,
White Lake for the past few years
MT. Wagner is also interested in musl
having been for evcral years the maj, man
ager of the Wagner orchestra. He i
now employed as a clerk in the pos
ofilce in this city. The happy coupl
will be at home to their friends at so!
South Wisconsin street after Octobe
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EVIDENCE SHOWING
LIQUOR ON SALE HERE
roR OF PLAnKlnroN pa
PER FAILS TO PRODUCE
WHEN CALLED UPON
BY MAYOR WELLS

-
iru>alions made by j, F. Sullivan
pr Of the PIankinton Mail, that
"rlics had ransacked the pelo'
'' Will Furchner, of !lal,aEtoa
y l'lat gentleman was visiting
llril during the Corn Palace, lave
ilsavowcd by Mr.. Sullivan in Il
y 10 j. L. Wells, mayor Of Mi:cli-
w denies that he threw any impli-
'ns ,Ipon tile Mitchell admiEistra-
The article in question stated
l0l''"r could he sseu;crl at dnz-
PAGES in Mitchell.
ms is tlc letter TO M1.,o. Wills
u Editor Sullivan:
!, j. L. Wells,
lI'rhel!. :. d.
ar sir:
:, m mas come to my notice that an
:, =" recently published in the Plank
!" ~ 'l''ll' referring to the treatment re
' NY Visitors from Aurora county
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Presho Society


Mrs. r. ID. Russell entertained at al
afternoon party "Wednesday afternoon
of This week in honor of her motne1
who is spending Il few weeks here WIS.,
iting. n
church held business meeting las
Wednesday, evening. at the narsonar'
and elected the following ofIiners
the ensuing wear: Mrs. Dubois Jones
president: Sadie WinSet. secretary
Orvall EllingsOn treasurer: and Mildred
Fred Ditlman, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Dttman. was married at SiOu,
Falls. Sent. III. to Miss Anna Mnchow
of that city. They returned q Pr3shf
on Monday of this week, and they vii
make their home on the Diltman tarn
north of town for the present.
Mrs. III. Jost entertained the mem
bers of the Social Hour club at hel
home Tuesday afternoon.
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Parker Society

"Wednesday, October 3d. at The home
If Mr.. and Mrs. John Relmstedt, Of
Parker. promptly at 3 o'clock. occurred
The marriage of their daughter, Minnie
20 Mr.. Herbert Ahrendt. of Parker, Riv.
u. C. Sprenger officiating. Their at
tendanis We're Miss Ida Netter and Mr..
Charles DarrOw. The bride was beau
,ifully gowned in II dress of silk crepe
act and carried While. carnation, Af-
ser TIE wedding ijAfotir course supper
was served Misses Hattie tlalscy, Min
The house and tables were prettily
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-10-11
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed executor Of the estate OF Su-
san O'Flaherty, deceased, to the cred
itors of and all persons navlng claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers,
within six months after the first pub
lication of this notice. to the said G.
+. O'Flaherly. executor at his resi-
dence in Mitchell in the County OF
Dawson. So. Dak.,
Dated Sept. 10, 1911. 1915 III,
G. r. O,Flaherty,
ae5. Executor Of the estate of SUI
san Q'Flaherty, Deceased.
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Mt. Vernon Society

:. Mt. Vernon friends of Miss Dott1e
liner have Received word of her mar
Wagner.
Inc Bay View Reading club ;le;u
he first meeting of the year on Tues
lay, Oct. q, with Mrs. r. A. Coillns-
am as hoster"i. The club has taken
p the study of Haskin's American
Government" in connection with the
lagapine work this year.
The Methodist Episcopal Ladies'
id society will be entertained by Mrs.
horndyke and Mrs. Sickle on We'd
;asday; Oct. 10 at the home of Mrs.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-10-11
NEWMAN CLUB

AT the home of Mrs. Ed. Lcehan, 2i7
West Second avenue. the first meeting
OF the year of the Newman club was
held THURSDAY afternoon. A report of
of woman's clubs was given by Mrs.
p. II. Kelly and the report of the pro-
gram committee was read by Mrs. j.
j. Lalley. The meeting of the South
Dakota federation of woman's clubs
will be held in Huron on Oct. Q, 10
and ii and Mrs. Ed. Leelan was elect
cd as a delegate to the convention.
For the meeting next week, which
will bo held at The home of Mrs. ]. j.
Lahey, Mrs. Leehan will act as critic,
a roll call OF current events will he
given by the members and the subject
of the lesson will bc belgium" III
charge of Mrs. James Lyons.
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teas and each woman who attends
tea will pay 25 cents and entertain
four other women at tea. These four
will do likewise and so on.
The P. L. A. S. held a very pleasant
social meeting and tea at the homo of
afternoon. Although there were not
as many present as usual at tho tea
because of the Corn Palace, still Inc
meeting was very much enioYcd.
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SOCIETY PERSONALS.

WITS. W. II. Conycs departed Mon
day for Turton, S. D., where she i
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
j. G. Markham.
.,hdrt Mr; and HsI.s Mrs: i &c George Hayes, Mr..
H. Tobiassen, of Draper. S. d.. mot.
ored to Mitchell Sunday to visit al III,
Thomas Whitney and j. T. Smitl
homes.
Mr.: and Mrs; John Claus, of Cham
Mrs. Whitney Morris, over the week
end. Mrs. Morris is the daughter q
Mr.. and Mrs. CLAUS.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rcams motore,
to Fulton Sunday and spent the da
at The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. +
Branch.
Mrs. Ida Fowler, of Grand Islanc
Neb., is visiting at the home Of he
sister, Mrs. +. j. Grace.
Miss Fern Medley departed for Chi
cago Tuesday morning where She vii vii
be engaged in dramatic work durin
the winter.
Mrs. G. II. Gall and two small daugh
ters, Gretchen and Rachel, who hav
been visiting at the home of Rev. an
Mrs. G. T. Notson, departed for thei
home in Wessington Springs Monda,
Mrs. O. Fl. Kittleson and Mrs. A. i
Olson. of Mt. Vernon, spent Tuesda
in Mitchell the guests of Mrs. II. L
Kittleson.
Misses Susan and Bertha Eads an
Dora Brooks who have been the guest
Of Miss Ella Eads have returned
their home ,in Tyndall.
omd Mfs p NcE 4 BsGksr sTe has sSe departcd @ vS f.
relatives for several weeks.
Miss Lillian Mccarthy. accompanic
by her mother, Mrs. L. Mccarthy, dc
parted for Terre Haute, Ind, wller
She will enroll as a student in Notr
Dame academy.
"Wednesday morning for ST. Pete,
Mimi, where they will visit at til
home of Mr.. Seifrert's father.
Mrs. Frank Weller and Mrs: Neil
Lden and their neice, Miss Helen Min
thorn. left Wednesday morning fc
Goldileld, Ia, 10 visit their brotnr'
Or. j. l.. Pcppcr, who i; soon 10 entc
The army in the medical CORPS;
morning for Perry, Ia, where SHE W,
visit friends and relatives. She wi
also visit at Dcs Moines and olho
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. viltctoc hav
returned from a trip through Indian
and Ohio, where they visited RELATIVE
and friends. They also visited at Tn
home of Mr.. Vitteloe's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Clifford. of Cres
bard, are visiting at the home of MI
and Mrs. Lauritz Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, G. Daniels and Mr.
u. Love- of Ohio, are visiting at tn
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Gillis
Mrs. Daniels is the mother of Mr.!
Gillis and Mrs. Lowe is her sister.
Mrs G. p. HatIleway has departe
for Ola, S. d., where she vii visit
the home of her son, ii. II. llatlewa.
~ Mrs. Frank Behlc who has bee
visiting al the home of her brothsl
Lorne Cass, left Friday morning fc
her home in Scotland, S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.. Zard and Mr.
Frank Kenton left Friday morning ff
Chicago where they will visit for fe'
days. From there They, will so 70 Rer
cacller, Ind, to enjoy a months .,t "
notinn sE "
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EREsHMAN PARTY.

On Friday evening in the y. NJ. CA.
rooms at Dakota Wesleyan university,
there was held The first Freshman par
ty Of the year. Guests of the class
were DR.. w. S. Schemerhorn and Prof.
and Mrs. II. II. Hahne, Prof. Halnc
being Tie class advisor. The fOrepart
OF the evening was devoted TO the play
Ing of games. Light refreshments
were then served by the committee
and DR.. Schemerhorn and Prof Hahnc
gave short talks to tile students. AZ
ter the singing of few songs and civ
ing some cheers, tile party dispersed.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Master Charles W. Woodman, the
five year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Woodman, entertained II or his
friends on Tuesday afternoon frpm 4
to 5:3S O'Clock n honor of his birth
day.. The little folk spent the time
playing many games and were delight
ed with two-course luncheon ser.e,l
color scheme Of pink K and Al d Wits Wits was as
carried out very nicely, a large pink
birthday cake with candles being one
Of the attractions. Place cards with
the hosts picture upon them was a
charming addition.
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Letcher Society

The /. O. o. +. entertained al their
hall, Tuesday evening, in honor of
Ralph Heston, who has been selected
for service in the national army. The
evening was pleasantly spent playing
cards and at a late hour supper was
served. Mr.. Heston was presented
with wrist watch. =.
Mr.; and Mrs. G. l.. Keener enter
itained H. A. Anderson and Miss CLANCY
lat Sunday dinner.
The Priscilla club met with Miss
Murphy, Wednesday oafternoon.
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Marion Society

4 very quiet wedding took place
lst Sunday evening at six O'Clock
When Miss Carrie Trefz, daughter of
Ir.. and Mrs. Philip Trefz and Jacob
.ieb, Sr., were united in marriage at
he beautiful home of the groom. Rev.
'rieck of Scotland conducted the cere-
lony. The bride was gowned in white
ATTN and george.te .t crepe re- d,r and the
lfter the ceremony the guests sa5
own to a bounteous supper at which
laces were laid for fourteen.
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Y. w. g. a. MEETS.

The Young Women's Christian As
sociatjon advisory board met with the
cabinet in the parlor of Graham hall
This week. for a business meeting.
Those present besides the cabinet of
flcers were. Mrs. f. w. Burch. Mrs. r..
A. Kelly, Mrs. Will Scallin, Mrs. O.. s.
Osgood, and Mrs. j. M. Scott Delight
full refreshments were served al the
close nf tho mccling
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soRosIs CLUB.

The Sororsis club met with Mrs.
T. G. Wood, 812 East Fifth avenue, on
Friday afternoon with a combined
business and social meeting. The
program for the coming year was made
out and given to the members. IL
was also decided 10 devote some of
the time 10 Red Gross work in addi-
ton to the regular program. \ stan1-
ing committee, consisting of Mrs. w.
w. Rcams. Mrs. r. A. AcllNsand Mrs.
rsnk fstseS woyK Mas fs 2a!aess SIX t1 Wss ays
was guest Of the club and she as
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-10-11
Stickney Society

William w. Schmitt, a farmer and
'lickman of the Big Bend north Of town
lere and reared in eastern Lyman
:ounty, and Miss Muriel Pauley, of
leliance, were married last Saturday
u the residence Of the brides mother
nd step-father Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
little. Rev. A. r. Mcfarland, pastor
If the Relance Methodist churc oiciat-
ng. They are at home in the Big
Bend country about twenty seven miles
lorlh of Reliance.
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MITCHELL ART CLUB

The Mitchell Art club met at the
home of Mrs. o. II. Dyar on Monday
evening, with the program committee
in charge. After a very short meet
ing, the Time was spent in a social
manner and then dainty refreshments
were served by The program committee.
The attendance of the members was
good Notwithstanding the fact that
OF 1T
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-10-11
STANDARD BEARERS.

Tic Standard Bearers held their reg
ular monthly meeting at the home of
Miss Margaret Card, sOl South Ed
munds street, ON Thursday evening.
AS it was the first meeting Of the year.
the newly elected officers We're in
stalled. Mrs. Clyde Bobb spoke to the
new officers. After the business meet
ing, the regular program was given.
Light refreshments were served by
was one of the best attended meet
ing in the history of the organization
as az members responded 10 the roll