Resume of local notices and gatherings in Mitchell area
Jenny Koch sits as juror in federal court while Mary Byrne filed a home ad on Yankton reservation. Bernard Commandery officers to be installed. Asa Moody and Jack Hasley seen in city. May seed brand advertised by agricultural area. Several residents return from trips and a Salvation Army meeting draws crowds. Local court actions involve bonds for witnesses in Handsome Elk case and soliciting insurance. Cemetery trees planted and firemen’s tournament fund secured. Mitchell and surrounding towns report rail, river, and road updates with births, deaths, and social events.
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Fweek
Capital
Jenny Koch
United States Court
Liss Mary Byrne
Arles Mix County
Yankton Reservation
Bernard Commandery
Sir Knight
Asa Moody
Hawarden
Jack Hasley
Milaukee
Vison Street
Agricultural Areaa
W. B. Broadbent
J. Hamilton
Milwaukee
Cooperstown
W. C Larsh
Campbell
Herb Yan
Sioux Falls
Salvation Army
Winsor
Jodsith
Ton Lytle
I. Welgemuth
Equthern
Commercial Mutual Insurance Co
C.C. Newbury
University Chapel Program Delights Town Visitors
A varied and interesting program was presented at the University Chapel on Monday evening with a fair audience including many town residents. Miss Currens arranged and directed the entertainment, delivering a well received show in a refined campus setting.
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University Chapel
Greek costumes thrill as Seven Sisters entertain
A school musical program impressed with strong musical selections and a striking finale titled the Seven Sisters or Pleaides. Students in Greek attire performed well, though few patrons attended the entertainment, which deserved larger support. An unrelated health note then recommends Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and DeWitt's Little Early Risers for constipation and related ailments.
Easter Monday Social at Holy Family Church
The Catholic Ladies held an Easter social at Mrs. J. Gleason's home after Lent. A large church turnout enjoyed music and recitations, then progress ive cinch and refreshments. The event raised a tidy sum for the ladies treasury, praised for social and financial success.
The French Prince Imperial and trivial causes
A raspy sermon-like ad extols small faults as life shakers and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as the cure for constipation and related illnesses. It touts a free book, The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, and offers mail order copies from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York.
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Prince Imperial
Dr. Pierce
People’s Common Sense
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N.Y
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