Toooggan Slide State and Fortney Inspection Report
Wm Donovan inspected Purtnery now stated today that the area and timber are in good condition with the slide appearing safe in the present state. The group from the youngest to the oldest enjoyed without fear of danger as electric lights will illuminate the area. Fortney aimed to provide a winter service and visitors will be met with courteous treatment as the slide opens for business.
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Wm. Donovan
Fortney
Picture Exhibit At Turver High Draws Steady Attendance
Attendance for the Turver high school picture exhibit has been strong during opening days. Teachers accompany groups as they view works, with tours continuing into tomorrow morning and afternoon for inspection.
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Gedit
Giles
Mornigs
Methodist Bazaar Dazzles Crowds With Colorful Program
The Methodist Bazaar drew large crowds as Miss Ashley's orchestra opened with a bold first performance. The Ladies Quartette, a clever character sketch, and a Japanese drill by twelve girls in costume, plus an operetta, delighted attendees. The basement church hall hosted the event, and tonight's encore, priced at 10 cents, promises more.
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Miss Ashley
Mies Edson
Tennyson
J. L Mitcell
Mre Bert
G. W. Latz
Mies Latz
Mise Ryer
Margaret Mitchell
Mrs. Sherpiece
Sofia Hall
Ethel Tomp- Kine
Miss Waterman
Our City
Cecil Opie
Raby Iberfie
Dana Waterman
Grace Gardner
Ethel Tompkins
Camilla Franklin
Lath Mills
Hetena Stockmep
Gladys French
Abigail Lotz
Josh
Mitchell
Percy Bumps Story of Rescue at the River Ice
Ex Alderman Percy Bump recounts how he and Mike McLaughlin rescued young men from drowning near the Packing house. They cut holes in the ice along the main channel and a submerged man surfaced blowing water from his face. He spoke of sliding through Furtney’s toboggan run and asked McLaughlin to phone Weet’s store to reach his wife awaiting Christmas gifts for 63 relatives at his home.
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Alderman Bump
Mike McLaughlin
Furtney
McLangttin
Reading Circle Delights with Lesson on Commandments
The Spalding Reading Circle held its first lesson at Miss Angeline Cronan’s home with Miss Anna Haunt delivering a clear and comprehensive sermon on the Commandments and Precepts of the church. Mrs. AL Trader led the regular history lesson. The next meeting is set for the Tuesday after New Years at Miss Kee and Miss Nellie McCormick’s home with Mrs. John Herzog and Miss Cronan in charge.
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Othe Spalding
Angeline Cronap
Anna
AL. Trader
Kee E
Nellie McCormick
John Herzog
Cronan
Professor Boostrom Honored by Governor Johnson
The piece notes Prof Boostrom of the Normal College receiving informal honors as Governor Johnson summoned him to the state house to discuss his educational work. Boostrom cited participating in a South Dakota geological investigation, prompting Johnson to quip about rock bottom prices at Tolifson's drag store.
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Austin
Boostrom
the Normal College
Johnson
State House
South Dakota
Tolifson
Progressive League social planned with music and surprises
The Progressive League invites members and their ladies to a Thursday evening social. The program committee promises fine selections and a special entertainment. An outstanding latent has been secured for the night, ensuring a delightful event for all attendees.
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Progressive League
When Pipe Was Editor in the Cuban War Time
A reminiscence of Ed Sutherland reporting for the Herald during the Cuban war era. He misread a dispatch saying fighting Bob Evans was in command of the Iowa, prompting two hours of frantic newsroom explanation about a mock battle with the Spanish fleet and a rush of readers to place Christmas slipper ads from Schwan’s store.
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Uncle Sam
Orient
Bob Evans
Ed Sutherland
Herald
Iowa
Ed Schwan
Senate Debates Inland Waterways and Militia Provisions
Senators discussed inland waterway development with Newlands urging a commission and river improvements. The Senate approved a resolution to align militia provisions with the 1903 act to access state appropriations, while Culberson's finance inquiry on financial stringency was set aside for later remarks.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Newlands
Nevada
Inland Waterways Commission
Nick
Ohio
Coimbra
Senator Culberson
Texas
Committee of Finance
Culberson
Yellow fever cases end in Cuba as per governor's dispatch
Washington reports Governor Magoon's cable states the last yellow fever patient under treatment has been discharged and Cuba now has no cases under treatment observation or suspicion. In Providence thePuritan sold at auction to William O'Conner of Fall River for 2650, the cup defender built at a cost of 50000 and famous for defeating Genesta on September 14, 1887.
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Washington
Magoon
War Department
Cuba
Providence
R. L
William O'Conner
Fall River
O'Connor
Genesta
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Broad Cure
The ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease treated internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 if it fails and urge sending testimonials, with sales through Druggists at 75 cents and Mail's family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Nlail
Christmas Photo Deadline Urges Early Visit
Readers urged to visit by December 21 to have photos processed for Christmas. Encourage not to delay and return to the location promptly for service.
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Dell
G. C. Sutherland
Pdge
Tiave Egein
Mill Street
Methodist Bazaar
Percy Bump
Reading Circle
Prof
Eliot H. Greene
East Winona Street
Erma Elizabeth
Fey Benjamin Lawrence
Fedora
Oslecta Lawrence
Ernest Greene
Will Teeter
Harrie
Will Brown
Holly
Emilax
Mendelsshon
Francis Greene
Bessie Lawrence
Harry Booth Hezean
Perry Rolf
Owatonna
Lawrence
Brownedale
Will Rahilly
Dexter
Henry Baltz
Jot Nelson
Brownsdale
W. H. Lawrence
R. RK. Murphy
Pipe
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Seeeesers Neerereeeevennes
Mim
Brazil
Filbert Nuts
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Citron
Xmas
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