South Dakota Baptist Church Holds 27th Convention
The 27th annual South Dakota Baptist convention met in Pierre with broad representation. Secretary King reports 104 churches and 6,345 members, 844 new additions, and eight new churches including Rosebud and Dixon. Several church buildings and parsonages were completed or underway, and fifty missionaries served the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Baptist Church
Pierre
King
South Dakota
Rosebud
Mr. Matzke
Pairfax
Mr. Hasselblad
Dixon
Bonesteel
H. S. Wood
Fulson
J. H. Davis
Owanca
Rev. W.C. King
Ingdale
B. F. Far
la Ss
Bradley
Veneer
One and a half fares for round trip via Chicago & North Western
Round trip fare set at one and a half for travel on October 6 and 7 via Chicago and North Western in connection with the Deep Waterways convention. Return trip limited. Full particulars available from Illinois Central Chicago & North Western agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & North Western
Waterways Convention
Iisb
Chicago & North West
Taft Addresses 2000 at Wolsey Courting Votes
A Tuesday morning crowd of 2000 plus from across the county gathered at Wolsey to hear Taft. The candidate impressed many and challenged Bryan, noting hoarse voice and lacking Bryan's leather lungs while pledging Roosevelt policies. Many supporters shook hands from Taft's car named Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Mr. Taft
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Taft
Roosevelt
Constitution
Republican Party
Gas Best Exposition Highlights Pierre Agriculture Show
A successful agricultural fair moved Pierre section tributary out of the cow county class into general purpose regions. Western exhibits of grains fruits vegetables grasses and blooded stock impressed visitors with crops rivaling world markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Missouri
Death of Patrick Case in South Dakota Visit
Patrick Case died Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock at his daughter Mrs T C Youngs home in the city. He was born in Clare county Ireland and lived in England until 1861 when he married Nora Hinchey and moved to Wood county Wisconsin. The family later moved to Bonilla township South Dakota then returned to Wisconsin seven years ago. He died of typhoid fever contracted during a visit in August. He leaves his wife and eight children in various states. he was 69. Burial will be in Wisconsin.
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Patrick Case
T. C. Young
Clair County
Ireland
England
Nora Hinchey
Wood County
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Bonilla
Death of A. S. Bloodgood at eighty seven in Beatrice
A. S. Bloodgood died in Beatrice at eighty seven after a long life as a devout Methodist and active Christian. He treasured family prayers, loved the Bible, and was known as Uncle Abram to many children. Surviving him are his two wives, eight children, twenty nine grandchildren, and twenty one great grandchildren. Funeral was at North French Street residence with Rev. T. C. Miller officiating and a Guild reception following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Abram
Sarah Williams
Lewis E. Bloodgood
Huron
S. D
T. A. Lewis
Cornelius, Ore
E. T. Langley
Santa Ana
Cal
Loren E. Bloodgood
Beatrice, Neb
Mary E. Sterling
Estelle Bloodgood
W. H. Newcomer
Tustin
Freeman H. Bloodgood
Los Angeles
Fred C. Bloodgood
North French Street
T. C. Miller
Big Land Auction in Canada for quarter million acres
A public auction in Regina Saskatchewan offers 250000 acres of Canadian farm lands for sale October 12 to 11. Special homeseekers excursion rates from all points via Chicago and North Western Railway Tuesday October 6. Milo Booth and family depart Saturday for Los Angeles to make their home. BE. J. Miller appointed to oversee related duties.
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Canada
Regina
Saskatchewan
Chicago & North Western Ry
Milo Booth
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Booth
BE. J. Miller
Find Work, Avoid Laziness, Live Fully quote
A bulleted pep talk urges youths to choose labor over idleness. It extols varied tasks, from digging ditches to editing a paper, and warns that overwork keeps one alive, productive, and content. It cites the deadly cost of quitting after six and a half in the evening and praises honest toil as the path to a meaningful life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mber
Bob Burdette
Nine Pound Boy Born to Pryor Family in City
Mrs. E. D. Moriarty reports a nine pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. John Pryor of this city Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Strickling, among the family of their co Costain, left yesterday for their home in Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Moriarty
John Pryor
M. N. Strickling
Co. Costain
Seattle
Wash
Real Estate Transfers and State Fair Ad
Real estate transfers listed include Anna Compton to Union Land & Loan Co. and Emma A. Huntington to Cora Knowlton among others with nominal sums. The sale advertises 150 head of cattle and a prize steer at the South Dakota State Fair 1907 near Huron with details by A. Johnson of Cavour, S. D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Compton
Union Land & Loan Co
Emma A. Huntington
Cora Knowlton
South Dakota
A. Johnson
Cavour
S. D
Huron
Public Sale of Horses at Huron Stables
Public auction at my stables on Third street in Huron on October 10, 1908. Selling 25 work horses, colts, and 50 head of brood sows and boars. Terms include six months interest at 10 percent and 2 percent discount for cash. John B. Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third St
Huron
Piet China
John BE. Ward
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Nota
Hart Schafiner & Marx
C. F. Koepp
Baptist Convention
Chicago
Big BI
Beadle County
A. S. Bloodgood
the Episcopal Guild Reception
Episcopalita Seaya Ae
Avery
God and
Blanche Richards
June Bovee
L. K. Smith
Mesdames Hinckley
Guild
Grove, Reigel, Miller and Sauer
Messrs. Koepp
Kiemme
Banks
A. Robinson & Co
Jacob W. Hatcher
William R. Hatcher
J. W. Hatcher
Davis
F. S. Davis
Pe Daley
Yale
Rosecrans
Packard
Ritner Stephens
J. A. McFadden
James Byrnes
James Ana
A. W. Hurd
Joseph A. Rulan
Frank Malcomb
Emma Renz
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