Desirable Lot and Modern Residence For Sale Near University
Real estate notices list a desirable lot at 320 Mast Seventh with shade and fruit, a nine room strictly modern residence near the university renting for 50.09 per month, and an elegant 480 acre Brule County property with a small house and other buildings ten miles south. Also offered is an unimproved quarter in Pennington County with $400 trade equity for a good automobile or similar trade, by Reynolds Brothers Kum ball, South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John PF. Feeley
Mitchell
Brule County
S. BE. Pukwana
Pennington County
Reynolds Brothers
Kumball
S. D
Hair Ball Found In Patient’s Stomach After Surgery
A 25 year old farmer’s wife from Poniatowski Marathon county Wisconsin underwent surgery at St Josephs hospital Marshfield. Doctors removed a nearly one and a half pound ball of human hair from her stomach weighing about. theories suggest hair swallowed during a delirium in a prior typhoid attack or from biting while dressing. She has four children and had long had stomach trouble.
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Wausau
Wis
Poniatowski
Marathon County
St. Joseph’s' Hospital
Marshfield
Prof. Larsen
South Dakota
Navin Hotel to Be Doubled With Two New Stories
Navin hotel owner T. P. Navin plans adding two stories at a cost about 25000. Manager L. B. Glynn said remodeling would start in May if Mitchell votes dry in the April 21 spring election. The project would add about 50 guest rooms, doubling capacity, with bids out to three contractors. The Navin opened in 1912 after Mitchell fire.
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Navin
L. B. Glynn
Glynn
Mitchell
T. P. Navin
Baptists Report Prosperous Year At Annual Meeting
The First Baptist church declares a very successful year with only nine dollars shy of covering current expenses. Officers re elected include H. S. Gould as trustee, Laura Kjalmyr as clerk, A. Loomer as treasurer, J. W. Broad Bent superintendent of Sunday school, Carl Klundt secretary, and Lloyd Seoville treasurer of Sunday school.
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First Baptist Church
S. Gould
Laura Kjalmyr
A. Loomer
J. W. Broadbent
Carl Klundt
Lloyd Seoville
Electric Bitters Touted As Spring Tonic For Sickness
Mrs J Co of Kirkland Illinois credits Elee trie Bitters with keeping her from breaking down during months of caregiving for a sick relative. Ad touts the tonic as best for stomach liver and kidneys with relief or money back and prices 50 cents and 1 dollar.
Boy of Three Smokes Cigars in Waterbury Case Baffles Doctors
Waterbury Connecticut reports a three year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs John Lippke, who smokes daily three cigars and enjoys a pipe and cigarettes. Physicians say they have never seen such a case and note the child appears healthy despite the habit.
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Waterbury, Conn
John Lippke, Jr
John Lippke
North Main Street
City Council considers repeal of street width ordinance
A petition seeking an initiative vote to repeal a 1913 ordinance fixing street widths was discussed. The council debated legality, with plans to submit to voters if a proper form is filed, while also addressing a traffic overpass study and new fire department equipment.
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Park Board
Main
Rowley
Lawler
Ohlman
Sanborn
Railroad
First Avenue
University Addition
Wisconsin
Lauritz Miller
South Side
Rowley Street
Sid H. Smith
W. T. Pratt
Pratt
B. W. Heyler
W. H.snow
T. J. Morgans
Commercial Club
Wisconsin Street
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
West Fourth Avenue
Edgerton
Johnson Streets
David Pearson
F. J. Purdy
Howard Brrdstrop
W. T. Rush
J. T. Smith
W. J. Pattison
Geo. E. Foster
Jacob Sibert
C. H. Kibbee
Dr. R. J. Lamme
W. A. Heimberger
W. H. Cook
Taubman Expected to Win Confirmation as U S Marshal
Washington reports Thomas W. Taubman of South Dakota, a member of the Democratic National Committee, has been nominated by President Wilson to be United States Marshal for the District of South Dakota to succeed Seth Bullock. His nomination was referred to a Senate Judiciary subcommittee led by Chilton with Walsh and Cummins. The delay stems from the subcommittee chair being out of the city.
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Washington
D.C
Thomas W. Taubman
South Dakota
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
United States
District of South Dakota
Seth Bullock
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Chilton, Walsh and Cummins
Walsh
Redfield
S. D
Montana
Taubman
Dairy Train Expounds South Dakota Dairying
On a Milwaukee Road special train, speakers from Brookings College and state dairying groups promote silage, silos, and dairy cattle as key to transforming South Dakota crops into milk and profit. Lectures cover pit and concrete silos, alfalfa storage, and the dairy cow as a living machine boosting farm income.
Milbank Dairy Train Draws Huge Rural Crowd Across State
More than 25 000 people visited the dairy and crop train tour with 28 towns hosting demonstrations. Farmers traveled 30 to 60 miles, with crowds ranging from 80 to 1000 as the Milwaukee line schedule covers towns east and west of Aberdeen.
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Milbank
S. D
State College
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Rapid City
Orly
Chamberlain
Merrill
F. W. Merrill
Fargo
M. L. Foote
Inwood
Mitchell Og
G. L. Brown
Isaac Lincoln
Check Your April Cough and Cures Promised
Thawing frost and April rains bring a harsh cough and fever. Dr King’s New Discovery is advertised to soothe inflamed throats and lungs, stop coughing, and restore health. Testimonial from J T Davis claims cure after doctor’s treatment. promises money back. Also promotes Bucklen’s Amica Salve for sores.
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Dr. King
J. T. Davis
Milk sanitation debated at city hall dairy forum
G W Merrill of Fargo led a debate on milk supply importance stressing absolute sanitation. The session covered pasteurization, cleanliness from cows to bottles, and dangers from milkborne bacteria with experts from Brookings Inwood and Minneapolis sharing insights. The dairy train planned further talks across Mitchell Chamberlain and Wolsey.
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G. W. Merrill
Fargo
N. D
City Hall
Mr. Merrill
Milwaukee Road
G.L. Brean
State College
Brookings
Merrill
Larson
Foote
Dr. Brown
South Dakota
Wolsey
Pierre
Rapid City
Missouri River
Chamberlain
Mitchell
Plankinton Man Dies Sudden at Thorp son Rooming House
Aberdeen South Dakota Thomas H Nicholson 53 a Plankinton farmer died suddenly last night about 9 30 in his room at the Thompson rooming house heart failure listed as the cause He came to Plankinton March 27 en route to Canada to visit his brother Mike Nicholson He had complained of ill health but felt better Sunday and last evening Found cold by J C Thompson the rooming house owner Dr H J Rock pronounced death Coroner W H Wilson took charge Nicholson was raised near Beulah Pennsylvania seven miles from McGregor moved to South Dakota with parents 32 years ago He ran a farm near Plankinton for years and recently retired He is single and survived by a brother Mike in Canada and two married sisters one Mrs Patrick Lynch of Plankinton and another residing near that place
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Aberdeen
S. D
Thomas H. Nicholson
Plankinton
Thompson
Nicholson
Canada
Mike Nicholson
J. C. Thompson
H. J. Rock
W. H. Wilson
Beulah
McGregor
South Dakota
Mike
Patrick Lynch
Operation urged to relieve King Gustav
Stockholm Sweden An operation is the only effective means of dealing with the internal complaint from which King Gustav of Sweden is suffering according to Prof Wilhelm Fleiner specialist cared here from Heidelberg His majesty pressed the wish that the operation be performed as soon as possible The king has been ailing for a considerable period.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gustav of
Wilhelm Fleiner
Heidelberg
Brookings to Build New Carnegie Library
Brookings South Dakota plans a new Carnegie library starting around June 1. The one story structure with a basement will cost about 10 000 dollars.
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Brookings
Brookings, S. D
Carnegie
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
Catarrh is a constitutional disease needing internal remedies not local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. The medicine is presented as nonquack and prescribed by physicians, with testimonials available. Sold by druggists at 10 cents. includes mention of Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
J. Chen &Co
Props
Toledo
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T.& Word
Republican
McCarthy
Lady Cook
Depot Cafe
8. D
Weller Land Co
Press Correspondence Bureau
Washington, D. C
J. S. Ziegler Co
Chicago
C. E., Mason
Second Avenue
North Duff St
S. Sanborn
East 1St Avenue
L. H. Raber
First National Bank
First Avenue West
Sanborn St. Inquire
Booth Main Street
O. BE. Cassem
Duck Lge
H. Hatheway
Edmunds
S. Edmunds
R. Holt
Aeere
Renzo H. Johns
Lorenzo
Sase
Walrath Bros
Bidwell
Rouses
Ank Bidwell
Wilkin’s Department Store
Brunswick-Balke Collander Company
Third Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Palmer & Highman
Hans Johansen
West 4Th Avenue
Mitchell, S. D
Wirst Avenue East
New York
City
Syracuse
H. Munson
Salina St
N. Y
Se Bidwell
The
Farm and Real Estate Journal
Tracr
Iowa
Teave
Care Republican
Western National Bank
Earl Dewey
W. Kennedy
Riverside, S. D
Foss Land and Investment Co
Earl Rowley
H. W. Petersen
West
Fifth Ave
Leader Gate Theatre
M. Jones
Navin Hotel
Baptists
Boy OF
Suse
J. Keys
Denmark
D Hord
Jis
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Albert
Ottawa
JM. Maclachlien
Drawer
Wasteriorn
S. B
Ati
City of Mitchell
Larsen
Ned Uf
Main Street
Hoon
W. I. Cody
Mason City
D. Division
Milwaukee
A. P. Ryser
State Dairymen’s and Buttermakers’ Association
C. Larsen
State College At
Manley Champman
W. Merrill
Charles McCaffree
Henry Erdman
W. P. Kirkwood
Country Life
Minneapolis Journal
11. M. Hardin
Dakota Farmer
Geo. A. Starring
Ruger
Mr. Champlin
Bele Wayne
Prof. C. Larsen
Bucklen
Thomas HH. Nicholson
Gustav
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