Local notices reflect moves profits and concerts
Dr and Mrs J T Rees moved into the Omstead residence on east Third street. W R Smith of Bard offers Poland China sows and 300 bushels Early Ohio seed potatoes. Scheuerenbrand begins J E McCaslin house at Fifth and Rowley. The Schubert Concert Co may return with Mies Ela Garnhard. Robert Leheitze family quarantined for scarlet fever with two deaths. Jos Gotto transferred to Billings Mont as Western Union manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Rees
Omstead
East Third Street
W.R. Smith
Bard
Ohio
Gottlieb Scheuerenbrand
J. E. McCaslin
Fifth and
Rowley Streets
Hood
Palmer Champlin
Union Township
Madison Medicine Co’s
Schubert Concert Co
Mies Ela Garnhard
Mitchell
Phil Kane
Plankinton
Dix
West Third Street
Kane
Ideal
DeWitt
S. BA. Senlin
Tousfer
Bachelor Club
Mitchell Club
Rathbun
Dakota
Norway Township
Clay County
Vermillion
Robert Leheitze
Tobin Township
Public Notice on May Departure for Billings
The subject states he and his family expect to leave about the first of May for Billings. The Western Union has notified him it will bear the expense of his removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Western Union
Strength and Endurance Through Hood’s Sarsaparilla
The text claims strength and endurance are key to success and notes they fatigue most in spring. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla provides those qualities and cites many testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Married in Catholic parsonage in surprise ceremony
Albert Anderson and Mamie Foley wed Thursday at nine in Mitchell with Edward Foley and Laura Boley as witnesses. Anderson, a Tacoma arrival, plans to live in Tacoma after their departure for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Anderson
Mamie Foley
Anderson
Tacoma
Wash
Dean Shea
Edward Foley
Laura Boley
Mitchell
Pacific Coast
Mr. Anderson
You Can Cash the Draft Pioneer Rheumatism Cure
An advertisement touts Mull's Pioneer Rheumatism Cure claiming pain relief and a money-back draft. It markets 25c and $1.00 boxes and notes sales through J. H. Ferris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mull
J. H. Ferris
Choked to Death on Wheat Near Mitchell Farm
Lester Sprague, 26, collapsed while sowing wheat nine miles north of Mitchell. Epileptic fits preceded the tragedy as he fell into a wheat wagon box, inhaled grain, and died. his bride of two weeks mourns. Funeral held at home, 75 teams followed to Prairie Home cemetery in Sanborn county. Sprague was born in Oelwein Iowa February 7 1875 and moved to South Dakota in 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Sprague
Mitchell
W. 8. Sprague
Mr. DeGroff
Letcher
Prairie Home Cemetery
Butler Township
Sanborn County
Oelwein
Iowa
South Dakota
Mise [da Holman
Flood damage prompts recovery with New Discovery
Chas C Ellis of Lisbon Indiana repaired a telegraph line after a raging flood. He suffered a severe cold and cough from icy water, was told by doctors he had consumption, and then found cure with six bottles of Dr King's New Discovery. Trial bottles free. Sold by S H Scallin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. C. Ellis
Lisbon
Oakland
Neb
Sioux City
Omaha
Dr. King
S. H. Scallin
Educational column notes spring term and graduating class
Scarlet fever closes Mt. Ver non echoole until April 15. Teachers listed include Effie Tyler Jennie Morgan Mamie Saul and May Lewis. Davison county class of 1901 named with 30 graduates. Oration required by May 15. School money apportioned 563.20 with city and country shares. Mitchell township division approved and new district boards named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Effie Tyler
Jennie Morgan
Mamie Saul
May Lewis
Mise Mamie Saul
Gilfillan
Perry Township
Mies Gertrude Porteous
Rome Township
Iowa
Mary
Charles Reimers
Mies Mamie Ward
Davison County
Frieda Hoffman
Jessie Temphor
Ray Butterfield
Belle Kern
Susie Stephens
Mary Battenberg
May Livingston
Walter Dexheimer
Fred Clark
Leore Pooley
Sadie Watkins
Edward Watkins
Billie Tobin
Della
Mitchell
Juliette la Fortune
Irma Hall
Roark
Minnie Lewis
Fred Kratz
Conner
Walker
Mike Harriet Noble
Willkomm
Snow
Pratt
Beckwith
Cora Miner
Elda Pixley
John Pixley
Rodell Warne
Paul Bardon
Lewis DeCelle
Everet Johnston
Harry Rathbun
Florence Bradstrop
Hichcock
N. E
Mitchell No
N. W
S. W
S. E
H. G. Hoyt
G. W. Brown
N. B. Bennett
L. B. Millard
W.W. Hardy
W. H Saul
Daniel Wilson
Rees Jones
Treaurer
ER. Coniff
J. F. Smith
Geo. Law
B. C. McCullom
First Pennsylvania Paper Money Issued in 1723
The early colonial issue began in 1723 with £15,000 issued on the colony’s credit. A few months later £30,000 more followed, marking the first paper money use in the country issued by Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from England
William Savory of Warrington, England, hails Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best in the world for bronchitis. He says it saved his wife's life after six years of illness and bed confinement. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
William Savory
Warrington
England
Foley's Honey and Tar Publicized by S. S. A. Scallin
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for a stubborn cough from grippe or heavy cold. It claims the product strengthens the lungs and restores soundness, attributed to S. S. A. Scallin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Banner Salve Ad Promises Quick Healing for Sores
An old advertisement features S. H. Scallin promoting Banner Salve as a universal remedy. It claims rapid cures for running sores ulcers boils pimples and a sure cure for piles. Also includes a suggestive marriage proposal line attributed to He Darling and King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Scallin
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THE
Gillis Shoe CO
Mitchell, S. D
Eaton and Bolero
C. E. Vermilyea
J.H. Tobin & Sons
Geo. H. Rathman
Mr. Rathman
S. S.H. Scallin
W. J. Healey
East Third ‘Street
James Tobin
Sheldon
Jos. Gotto
Western Union Telegraph Office
McMichaels
Minneapoli
Mont
Gotto
Miss Foley
O. W. Coursey
Darling
Alfred J. DIX
D. D.S
Mitchell’s
Dentist
Champeny Block
L. E. Stair
Candy Cathartic
Lee Ee
Wheeler & Wilson
L.E. Stair
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