Reciprocity with Canada Seems Unlikely This Session
The article notes waning hope for reciprocity with Canada through Congress and among Canadians. It cites mutual reluctance from both the U S administration and the Canadian government, mentions past Dingrey bill negotiations, and credits Sir Wilfred Laurier’s “Canada for Canadians” policy with shifting leverage toward Canada as American farmers increasingly cross the border for farming opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Congress
Roosevelt
Hay
Senate
Dominion
Norj
United States
Wilfred Laurier
Dominion of Canada
South Dakota Faces State House Funding Dilemma
The state debates a new capitol building with estimates from seventy thousand to one million dollars. Supporters favor delaying any construction until finances improve and taxes can bear the burden, noting current capitol space suffices for a decade or more. The Pierre vantage point argues for patience and better revenue before borrowing for a costly project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Campaign Outcome Highlighted in Dell Rapids Tribune
In a column the Dell Rapids Tribune reflects on the capital campaign results and closes with a firm stance that the plan will not harm Mitchell. The piece emphasizes community support and ongoing efforts.
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Dell Rapids Tribune
Mitchell’s Rise In State Growth Despite Capital Loss
The piece argues Mitchell will remain a key business center in the state even without capital city status. It notes Pierre’s loss did not slow Mitchell, while nearby residents gain proximity benefits, and asserts future rail and regional development will determine how the capital status affects accessibility.
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Mitchell
Pierre
Thanksgiving Services at Presbyterian Church Endorse Home Ties
Thanksgiving morning filled the Presbyterian church with Rev. J. Surbeck presiding and several city pastors assisting. Rev. Bowdish delivered a sermon from First Thessalonians 5:18 about renewing home ties, noting football games risked breaking family bonds. the service closed with benediction by Rev. Youngman and praised nation's progress and peaceful times. A collection supported the Sioux Falls Children’s Home. Weather was ideal.
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Presbyterian Church
J. 5
Surbeck
Chas. H. Powell
Episcopal Church
Thomas Nicholson
University
H. S. Wilkinson
Methodist Church
T Thessalonians
Bowdish
America
T. H. Youngman
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Pleasant to Take
Mr W L Roderick of Poolesville Md praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy saying it is best for children and well liked with no after effects. The remedy uses granulated leaf sugar and maple syrup flavor and is sold by all druggists.
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W. L. Roderick
Poolesville
Walcott Faces Assault and Concealed Weapons Charges
Beulah township resident George Walcott appeared in police court this morning on two counts. The state case alleges assault and battery, and another charge accuses him of carrying concealed weapons.
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George Walcott
Beulah Township
Fight in Saloon Ends When Officer Seizes Revolver
A man named Wolcott allegedly attacked Mike in a saloon after a dispute over a claim. Foley and Obiver Briggs witnessed the scene as Wolcott drew a revolver but did not threaten anyone. an officer took the weapon and control of the suspect. The text also includes an advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Doe
Weil Colt
Wolcott
Mike
Foley
Gvobe Obiver Briggs
Jotinson Anderson Wedding at Congregational Parsonage
A quiet wedding united Christina Johnson and Peter E. Anderson Monday evening at 7 o clock at the Congregational parsonage. Rev. A Craig Bowdish performed the ceremony in the presence of Fred Johnson and his wife. The couple will reside on the groom s Platte County farm eight miles northwest of Platte.
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Christina Johnson
Peter EE. Anderson
Platte
Charles Mix County
A. Craig Bowdish
Fred Johnson
Congregational Church
Sollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Proves Family Stabilizer
Joseph Little of Burlington notes his wife relies on Sollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to keep the home running and claims no doctor visits in three years, with Scallin Bros. involved in delivering the product.
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Joseph Little
Burlington
Sollister
Scallin Bros
Pattons Return to Mitchell After Milwaukee Years
Mr and Mrs M F Patton move from Winona to Mitchell where Patton joins Mitchell National Bank after years as an agent for Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul. He is described as a thorough young business man and well respected by officials and friends.
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M. F. Patton
Winona
Minn
Mitchell
Patton
Milwaukee Company
Matrimonial frost harms blossoms for Rocky Mountain Tea
It notes severe cold damaged orange blossoms used in Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea sold by Scallin Bros for 35 cents a package or tablets, implying a seasonal impact on product supply.
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Hollister
Seallin Bros
Ihollister
Rocky ‘Mountain
Scallin Bros
Resolutions of Condolence for W Loomer
Mitchell Lodge No 69 AOUW expresses sincere sympathy to the family of deceased brother W Loomer. Charter draped in mourning for 30 days, resolutions recorded, copies sent, and notices published in local papers and the Workman. Committee members R M Spink J H Ferris J Clark.
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W. Loomer
Mitchell Lodge No
R. M. Spink
J. H. Ferris
J. Clark
Card of Thanks from Warne Family
We extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during our mother’s sickness and death. Your acts are appreciated to the fullest extent. Jessie Warne Cyrus Warne R. CO. Warne and Family
Annual Meeting of Commercial Mutual Fire Association
The Commercial Mutual Fire Association will hold its annual meeting at its Mitchell South Dakota office at 2 o clock in the afternoon on the first Tuesday in December 1904. Election of a board of directors and other by law business will be conducted.
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The
Commercial Mutual Fire Association
Mitchell
S. D
Letther Denies Ohio Arson Charge Amid Iowa Repatriation Bid
The statement from EK Letther challenges the arson indictment over a 1884 Pratt Wynn fire in Williams County. He claims no ties to Pratt or Wynn, notes he left Ohio years earlier, and accuses blackmail as motive while resisting forcible extradition to Ohio and awaiting vindication in San Jose.
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Letcher
Williams County
Ohio
Pratt Wynn
Pratt & Wynn Wis
Iin
Pratt
Wynn
Tria
Qobio
Minneapolis
Minn
San Jose
Cal
Page
Fayette
Pages
Fayette and Immediatey
Pope
Death of Father Eugene O Sullivan
The Rev Eugene O Sullivan former assistant at the local Catholic church died of peritonitis at St Josephs Mercy Hospital Sioux City aged 58. His funeral was held at Epiphany Cathedral with Bishop Garrigan presiding and Dean Sheehan celebrant. About 30 priests attended. He was born in Kerry Ireland and a graduate of Maynooth College in 1872. Remains interred at Calvary Cemetery.
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Eugene O'Sullivan
George Sheehan
Elkton
Father O'Sullivan
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Sioux City
Epiphany
Ishop Garrigan
Dean Sheehan
Kerry
Ireland
Maynethc College
Ile
Calvary Cemetery
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Wiil
Hiwarge Leister
Piteatwat
Crigwe
Obio
Letthers
Trovernor Pardee
Dee
Letther
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Webster, Cook & CO
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Chas. Ferguson
Sirctete
Mirchitect National Bank
U. S
W.G. Davison
Wm. M. Smith
E J. Quigley
L. M. Russ
O. E. Cassem
L. D. Milne
J. H. Creighton
J.P. Mykrrs
W. A. Heimberger
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Cassem
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Jas. F. Toy
J.C
Widmann Hotel
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