Mitchell news and market prices mix with local notices
A crowded mix of farm prices for wheat onions cabbage potatoes and eggs, holiday sales at S H Scallin and James Leslie, local births and birthdays, church revivals, travel notes, school examinations, revival meetings, well drilling plans, and social updates from Mitchell South Dakota with several references to nearby towns and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasen
Mitchell
Ayer
S. H. Scallin
Mitchell Printing Co
Lamoreaux
Washington
Hareas
Yankte
Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society
Protestant Episcopal Church
Plankinton Herald
Phil Hyer
Turon
Evan Reisley
Mr. Eyer
James Leslie
John Colvin
Sioux City
Stearns
W. H. Knowles
Tals of the Pins and Prize Cup Tales
A column on wholesale sales maps using pins to guide routes and campaigns. It notes how pins in a Chicago area map guide drummers and promotions to territories. Also included are brief snippets about race cups and a painter selling work to beat poverty in light humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Entertaining Society Evening and Camp Siverview Reunion
Mrs. James Gilbert hosts a progressive euchre night with prize winners Mrs. Sturgis and A. J. Hitchcock. Guests include the Winsor and Lawler families and many others. A Camp Siverview reunion followed at the Alex Mitchell hotel with large attendance, supper, and dances. Evangelist Thomson spoke at Wednesday’s revival on resisting God, urging conversion. Prosperity Lodge elected new Degree of Honor officers and hosted refreshments at close. Holiday issue advertises a new volume of sketches and prose mailed for six stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fr. Gilbert
Sturgis
A. J. Hitchcock
Retta Goodykoontz
Dr McCartney
Gee
A. Silsby
I. M. Hammer
Jos. Levinger
T. C. Burns
M. Hammer
H. G. Nichols
J. D. Anderson
D. V. Moore
Jim River
Siverview
Alex Mitchell Hotel
Euch
Jake Conant
J. S. Conant
Mary
Elizabeth
Gertie
Cale Frank Conant
Sampson
Raymond
S. J. Moore
J. O. Watlrath
W. J. Healey
Geo. St. Logan
J. K. Smith
Geo, Bomeardner
Prosperity Lodge
Della M. Stair
Jances I. Kershaw
Hulan M. Stowell
Louisa Spracue
Carrie Stowell
Samantha Rolson
Belle Tyler
S. A
Elizabeth Neleigh
J. W
Sarah Slade
O. W
George Garton
Mary A. King
Josephina Colvin
Mary Phelps
Montrose
Geo. H. Heafford
Old Colony Building
Chicago
Farmers Institute Opens With Talks and Music for Farmers
The Farmers Institute schedule lists Thursday events with Mayor Dott addressing attendees and remarks by Hoffman and Cassem. Sessions cover hog breeding, diversified farming, irrigation, dairying, poultry, and economy in farming, with lectures by Prof. Phillips and H W Meserve. Evening programs include music recitations and plowing methods, plus discussions after each topic. The event invites farmers and families to attend sessions in Alexandria with officials including C Horriman as chairman. The land office report shows November activity with 23 final cash entries and several timber culture and homestead entries totaling thousands of acres and $2,458.19 in receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dott
Hoffman
Cassem
W. D. Knapp
C. H. Morse
Lewis Weber
W. H. Phillips
The
Agricultural College
F. Betts
E. I. Brown
Christie Lunn
Sa. m
H. W. Meserve
John Laidlaw
South Dakota
J. Sykes
Sheep and Wool Industry, Co
Hinkley
R. A. Kinnell
Prof
Phillips
Wm. Newman
Alexandria
Hunter Farm
Pr. C. Horriman
John Vickers
H.C. Tapp
United States Land Office
Hayward Stretches Hemp The Murderer Pays Penalty
Harry Hayward, killer of Katherine Ging, was hanged at 2:05 AM in Minneapolis in the presence of a limited crowd. His last words included Let her go, Meganden as he asked to hang himself, which the sheriff refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria Herald
C. W. Adams
Mitchell
Adams
Evangelist Thomson
Rom
God
Gamble Spang
Jesus Christ
Katherine Ging
Minneapolis, Minn
Harry Hayward
Katharine Ging
Hayward
Meganden
Clark Vilot
Prof
Todd
State University of
United States Geological Survey
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Uhern
Mirs
H. J. Mohr
Thia
S H. Scarnin
John H. King
Chamberlain
Editor Owen
Chamberlain Regster
Lockhart
West
M. J. Tutt
I. Windle
Emma Taylor
Sioux Falls
L. R. Taylor
W. K. Carter
N. H. Williams
Dickinson
N. D
Hall
Geo. Schmidt
Schmidt
Congregational Church
Nina Moore
B. B. Clark
Geo. I. Allen
Perry Township
Hot Springs
Ark
Vermillion
Hloyt Cox
W. A. Rogers
Minneapolis
White Lake
Will
John Porter
Cook
Aternoon
John
West Fourth Street
Parvo
Helen J. Putnam
Europe
Waller
Kk. C. Huyerk
Baptist Church
Thomson
Gamble
Phillip Eyre
Plankinton
W.H. Swett
Omaha
Butte
Mont
O. D. Stearns
Badger Township
C. W. Ainsworth
Plankington
H.W. Kress
Reo
Mrg. I. Miltimore
Wm. M. Smith
Derby Burnside
Howard
Hannett
Lizzie Gleason
San Francisco
Cal
Hopkin
Logan Furniture Co
Jake Hood
John Swanson
A.D. Kellar
Ix. of P
Elk Point
Aberdeen
Hannelt
Woonsocket
Beresford
Hos. Brady
Beresford, S. D
John Burke
Little Son
Ik. Spangler
Baskins
Emma Harker
Minnesota
Edgerton
Mitchell Greenhouse
W. A. Moore
Cripple Creek
Colo
AM. Haswell
National League
Mr. Teall
Burmah
Court House
Grace Goodykoontz
Frances Miner
Parkston
Frank Crane
Kate Leary
D. C. Lowe
Burlington
Iowa
Sheriff's Sale
St. Paul
Moral Reform Conference
Prohibition Union
J. H. McLean
Irl R. Hick
University Chapel
Plano Township
Miss McMillan
Anna Williams
O. E. Hover
S.J. Moore
J. B. Wolgemuth
Clara Lukens
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Ethan
S. Barnard & Son
Ughter
Deck & Edgerly
Barker Bros
James FE. Gilbert
Camp Riverview Reunion
the Farmers’ Institute
Institute For
Hanson and
Davison Counties
Ilood
Hood
Mitchell National Bank
U. S
A. B. Hager
Atate
Champeny
Calicos
Canton
Mitchell Day Goods
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