Patchwork Local Notices Highlight People and Prices
A miscellany notes Beecham remit cures, farm eggs at cut rates, land sales and real estate moves, new residents, and social events. Capt Beddoes buys Al Hummer place in Scott’s addition for 400 dollars. W A Rogers relocates office furniture to First National Bank area. Firesteel Camp Woodmen add four new members. Local officials discuss, auctions and discounts, with political moves by Independents and Democrats fusion. Church commissioners elected to Presbyterian assembly in Portland. Weather shifts from snow to rain across Aberdeen and Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Welch
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Wolsey
J. N. Hutchinson
Sioux Falls
R. P. Hall
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Portland
Oregon
Watertown Hall
City Caucuses and Local Happenings in 1892
Reports from the First and Third Ward caucuses outline chairmen secretaries, alderman selections, and twelve delegates to the city convention. Nearby items note business changes, church notes, university updates, and local bids in Mitchell and Davison County with various community updates.
Local Yankton Election Returns Stir Mixed Feelings
The report notes Gov. Ziebuch and his ticket were defeated in the Yankton municipal election. Democrats and Independents combined with the usual results, sparking a patriotic response and calls for honor in defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Ziebuch
Yankton
Calico
Soiree musicale at Mitchell Y M C A a brilliant benefit
The Leap Year Benefit by Mitchell ladies raised funds for the Y M C A building fund drawing a large audience at the rink opera house. Performers included Miss Mabel Silsby Maud Silsby Susie Clark May Spink Olive Prescott and others with piano duets and vocal ensembles delivering polished numbers and an enthusiastic finale. The event organized by Mrs W A Moore earned praise for planning and execution and proceeds will aid the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Maud Silsby
Carleton
Minnie Welch
University
Gilder
May Spink
Nasby
Hannah Jane
Olive Prescott
Attie Bracy
Fairest Flowers
Curren
Rolston
Bracy
Presley
City Convention Elects Welch Mayor Unanimously
Everett Washington April 2 convention delegates from four wards met with chairman Scriven. D Welch was chosen unanimously for mayor after nominations. A Pollard named Kibbee for treasurer and W Abbey for police justice. Central committee votes extended for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Court House
A. G C. Pollard
H. R. Hitchcock
H. R. Kibbee
John Walrath
A. C. Pollard
C. H. Obland
L. Beckwith
Jas. Lyons
W. M. Smith
F. H. Winsor
Mr. Winsor
J. W. Beattie
T. C. Burns
T. J. Ball
J. H. Scriven
L. A. Stout
D. Welch
Scriven
A. E. Dean
C. GC. Bras
O. O. Strnchfield
John Reierson
T. A. Duncan
J. Smith
J.c.kelso
Wm. Koch
H. Noble
Reierson
Ben Holt
Joe Kindelan
Ben Davis
J. H. Green
Owen Shashe
H. B. Rogers
Geo. H. Brooks
O. O. Stanchfield
J. M. Adams
M. Halphide
A. J. Kings
J. L. Bowman
J. S. Daniels
Chas. Taylor
N. J. Neilson
D. Collins
Jacob Koch
A. J. Meilenz
B. Morse
J. Bower
C. C. Bras
J. N. Grow
J. C. Roth
Thos. Wallace
Chas Kibbee
Geo. Clark
W. H. Conyes
R. D
C. W. Bras
F. C. Powers
Geo. A. Johnston
Wm. Smith
J. D. Wood
Mitchell Printing Company Moves to Gazette Building
The Mitchell Printing Company expands as editor Sat urday editor Butikofer relocates his German plant to the Gazette building, vacating the front rooms in the Silsby building. The Printing Co. will occupy the main room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Printing Company
Butikofer
Gazette
Silsby
The
Printing Co
Syrup of Figs Universal Laxative Hailed by California Fig
The Skill and Knowledge behind Syrup of Figs claims a great success in making it the most popular laxative remedy. The California Fig Syrup Co. promotes Syrup of Figs as the universal laxative, sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Death of L A Carney Pioneer of the State
Lumas A. Carney a state pioneer dies in San Bernardino California on April 9 after years of illness. He leaves a wife three children and an aged mother in this city and will be buried there. He was born in Chicago September 28 1845 and served as a Civil War veteran. He later practiced ophthalmology and held various businesses before moving to Dakota and then back to Chicago prior to settling here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumas A. Carney
San Bernardino
Cal
California
Vanderbogart
Carney
Dakota
Yankton
Chicago
Chicago Op
Child's eczema clears with Curicuras treatment
A child with chronic eczema, resistant to many doctors' care, improved after Curicuras were used. Dr. C. L. Gurney of Doon, Iowa notes the positive change despite prior unsuccessful therapies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L, Gurney
M. D
Doon
Curicura Skin Cure Promises Rapid Relief and Cure
An advertisement touts Curicura resolvent, purifier, and soap as instant remedies for skin, scalp, and blood disorders from infancy to old age. Prices: 50c, 25c, and $1.00. Prepared by the Porisr Drue and Chemical Corporation, Boston. Also promotes a tract, How to Cure Skin Diseases, with 64 pages and 100 testimonials. Encampment funds and choir donations boosted local relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porisr Drue
and Chemical Corporation
Boston
People’s Party Club Organized with 40 Members
A People's Party club is organized in town with 40 members. Officers are Dr. R. C. Warne as chairman, L. F E. Stair as secretary, and John Colvin as treasurer. An executive committee of two per voting precinct is chosen, with James Leslie as committee chairman. Regular meetings set for the first Saturday of each month at p. m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Party Club
People’s Party
R. C. Warne
L. F E. Stair
John Colvin
James Leslie
Wood to settle with railroad after injury trip
Bob Wood went to Chicago with Dr. Crane for a settlement with the railroad company after his injury. He is expected to return via Minneapolis and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Wood
Chicago
Dr. Crane
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Huron Elects H Ray Myers as City Leader
The city of Huron elected H. Ray Myers as its new city official. Reports indicate Myers aligns with repudiation, a stance noted as unfortunate for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imate
Pierre
Huron
H. Ray Myers
Myers
Notice of stallion trade for land sought
Notice requests exchange of full blooded Norman French draft, Clyde and Shire stallions for unincumbered land in South Dakota. Correspondence solicited. Address J. L. Suvron, Algona, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
South Dakota
J. L. Suvron
Algona
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsements From Readers
An 19th century reader letters page features testimonials praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for recovery from debility and illness. The editor notes strong personal benefit and urges buyers to choose Hood's Sarsaparilla over other remedies.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beecham
F. B. Moses
PF. B. Moses
Madison College
H. L. Bras
Hood
Oscar Cassem
East Second Street
Rink Opera House
Beulah Township
Masonic Hall
First Ward
Taylor
John Smith
T. W. D. Orswell
J.C. Kelso
E. B. VanAlstine
H. G. Nichols
Joe
Ed VanAlstine
First Street
Alliance Company
National Union Co
W. Gillis
Geo. Anderson
East Fourth Street
Mr. Anderson
Baptist Church
I. H. Teall
Jamestown
N.D
Teall
John D. Lawler
P. F. Wickham
McBride
Davison County
Fourth Ward
Roger
A. B W. Hitchcock
Alderman
Grober
Freeman School
Sisson
Orator
Brookings
Pres
Merica
Alexandria
Nelson H. Baker
Westchester County
New York
Allcock
Lisbon Township
St. T. Robinson
Soiree Musicale
Republican
Hindery Department
Everett
Wash
First National Bank of
A. M. Bowdle
Governor Church
Everett Realty
Lawler
Dakota Territory
Church
Improveme
L. A. Carney
Tommy Ayers
Bismarck Tribune
Herald
Grand Forks
International Advertising Bureau
Fargo Argus
John W. West
Ayers
Yankton College
New Treasu
R Huron
W. B. Hubbard
Congregational Church
Chamberlain
Hubbard
General Association
James Rowe
Victor
Iowa
Nowe
Colvin
Commandery Oficers
St. Bernard
S. T. Beddoes
Robert Woop
Ticura
Way
Hias
Curicura RecepiEs
J. A. Nicoles
Bunker Hill
Ind
Aed
Isusiness
R. C. Be
Enterprise
Belleville
Mich
Jenkis
Mr. Savage
N.B
C. 1, Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mave
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