Educational Notes from Hutchinson County Schools
Local school notes list Miss Lulu Jessup starting a three month term near Parkston and Gerald Powers earning an attendance diploma after six months of punctuality. Miss Celia Kelley closes a six month term in Pukwana District 24, with Miss Cora Matoushek hosting an April spelling at Eagle Township. Kate Russian wraps a six month term in Red Lake District 13, Swan Swanson becomes Red Lake District clerk, and Lulu Jones raises ten dollars for the school library at a community event. Mrs. Wittenmeyer returns to class as measles recoveries continue. Rank in Class reports come from Torrey Lake and Highland, with exams prepared by the county superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Jessup
Hutchinson County
Parkston
Gerald Powers
Cora Matoushek
Eagle Township
Moutshek
Ward Academy
Kate Russian
Red Lake
Lulu Jones
Miss Jones
When the Graphic Was Young tanvines from first pace
A fragmented local item describes a scene of commotion as a buggy accident spills a baby and bystanders react. An expert tailor from Rush S itoring of Minneapolis will visit W. B. Harker's store Monday to measure customers for upcoming spring suits, offering free measurements and showing new patterns. A tonic ad promotes Rocky Mountain Tea for clear skin at 35 cents. An anecdote about Electric Bitters claims dramatic health restoration after a grave scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teilor
Rush ‘'Sitoring Company
Minneapolis
W. B. Harker
F. E. Miller
John Oliver
Philadelphia
Miller’s
Cure for grip from one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Cure
Frank W. Perry editor of the Enterprise Shortsville New York testifies he cured a grip with one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He says a teaspoonful stopped coughing quickly and allowed sleep with less pain. He notes relief after the second attack and describes the remedy as highly effective. Sold by F. F. Miller, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Perry
The
Enterprise
Shortsville
N. Y
Grip
Creamery matron grows wealth with more cows AU 8
A matronly owner expands from one cow to ten and runs a creamery operation. By nine each morning her work is finished as cream and butter quality support her increasing bank balance. Wand Separator skims all her cream and aids the process.
Thorough Safer Salve and Pills Ad Spotlight
J E Zingler Kimball Agent touts Bucklen Arnica Salve for burns sores bruises cuts and ulcers plus a 25 cent guarantee. A Winchester Indiana man M M Austin recounts his wife’s stomach and liver trouble relieved and cured by Dr Kings New Life Pills at I E Millers drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
I. E. Miller
M.M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Tils
Ife
I. E. Miller’s
Eagle Notes Eagle April 9 A busy Eagle week report
Oscar Olson returns to Steimer's shop after rheumatism attack. Anton Steimer to service Wilson's ferry gasoline engine. The buttermaker family renovates home. George A. Miller plans a new residence and will be followed by John Forman building near by. Three large houses rise within a quarter section alongside Mr. Ames. Mrs. Alb Kott improving. Creamery opened Wednesday. Louis Wodrawska and Emma Vashewhek entries. Jos Forman ill. Will Steiner kept by work. Annie Forman spells at Novak schoolhouse. Creamery received coal at last summer's price. Roosevelt did not stop at Eagle during his western trip. Milk cows urged to boost milk output.
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Eagle
Oscar Olson
Steimer
Anton Steimer
Wilson
Geo. A. Miller
John Forman
Miller
Ames
Alb. Kott
Louis Wodrawska
Emma Vashewhek
Forman
Will Steiner
Annie Forman
Novak School
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief
Advertises a cough remedy claiming immediate relief for cough croup and la grippe. Describes action at the source of trouble and claims permanent cure by aiding lungs to produce pure tissue. Signed IW Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IW. E. Miller
Danger of Colds and Grip Prevention Claim
The note promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a sure preventive against pneumonia resulting from colds and grip. It asserts no pneumonia cases among tens of thousands of users, claims faster cure than other treatments, and notes availability at Miller's.
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Miller's
Wakefy Child Led Toward Night Sleep Solution
The two year old daughter of Mr. P. L. McPherson of Harrisburg Pa slept poorly at night until the mother gave half a Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablet to soothe the stomach. This helped her sleep all night and the mother reports a permanent improvement after using two boxes. Sold by FE Miller.
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P. L. McPherson
Nonth St
Harrisburg
Chamberlain
FE. Miller
Notice of Tax Deed for Kimball Real Estate in Brule Co
State of South Dakota sends greeting to R. 3, Southgate. On the 27th day of Anguet A. TD. HND the treasurer of Brule County exposed for sale Lot 4 in Block 1 of the northwest addition to Kimball for back taxes 1893 1894 1895 1896 and 1897. J. B. Long bids $8.10 for taxes interest and costs and will issue a deed within sixty days after service of this notice as the lawful owner and holder of the Certificate of Purchase, all rights of redemption being extinguished.
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Dakota
Brale
South Dakota
Southgate
Anguet A. TD. Hnd
Anid
Brule
Eute
Towit
North West
Kimball
J.B. Long
Notice of Tax Deed for Brule County South Dakota
The State of South Dakota warns that on the 27th day of August 1900 the Brule County treasurer offered for sale Lot five in block one of the Northwest addition to Kimball for taxes due 1892 1896 1897 and 1899. Long bid $45 and now holds the deed of purchase. Redemption ends sixty days after service of this notice.
South Dakota's Possibilities Gannyvalley Chief
South Dakota shows growing money making industries as settlement increases land values rise. Hutchinson county Mennonite pigeons bring in about 4000 from last year. Four southeastern counties produced 50000 pounds of comb money worth 7500 on the market. Small fruit egg and poultry sectors expand, reducing the need for township control by individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Gannyvalley
Hutchinson County
Billy Saylor Elected Mayor of Waverly Town
Billy Saylor W W Saylor an old Kimball boy was elected mayor of Waverly Town Monday by a majority over his opponent of 471 to 211. Saylor worked in lumber here in the late eighties and has many Kimball friends sending congratulations. Advertisment for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets sold by F Y Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Saylor
W.W. Saylor
Kimball
Waverly
Notice of City Election in Kimball Nebraska
Notice is hereby given that the annual election for the City of Kimball will be held at the Engine House in Kimball on a date to be set, with offices to be filled including City Assessor, City Clerk, and Aldermen from the First Second and Third Wards. City Auditor E G Lumbard signs the notice.
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Lucopendant
Kimball
Eogil
Anid City
Trenanree
Hoard of Education
Board of Educatoon
Board of Education
5. D
E. B
Lumbard
City
Auiiton
Ap Unt
Averit
E. G. Lumbard
Notice to Creditors in Kimball South Dakota
Executor of the will of John W. Goodenow requests creditors and all with claims to present them with proof before the registrar and receiver at Chamberlain South Dakota on a specified date. The notice lists witnesses George Hownett Abram L. Will George Paulovich and Robert G. Ly He as residents and cultivators associated with the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Goodenow
Stare Kno
Kimball
County of
Brads
Andere
Will
Tolin W. Goodonow
Hareby
Chanberlain
Alien Wilson
Hi. B
Southweat
George Hownett
Abram L. Will
Glen
George Paulovich
Lyonville
Robert G
Ly He
Shas
le Brock Way
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E. Lona
Celia Kelley
Pukwana Township
Swan Swanson
George J. Hall
E. M. Brown
Torrey Lake
Sophie Maresh
Highland
Tanvines
Gyer
Zaft
M. A. Willy, M. D
Husman É& Surgeon
Kimbalt
Heres Health F W
Tna
Dr. J. ieLean
J. M. McLean
Iowa
Kimball and Platte, South Dakota
1. A. Weeks, Kimball
Sioux City, Iowa
A. D. Jones
Sioux City
J. E. Zingler, Kimball
Roosevelt
Brole
John Hodgson
Nile
Kimbal
Audi Slo
Castoria
F. Y. Miller
J. B. Belsher
St. Louis
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