Historical Society Reorganizes to Preserve Early Dakotan History
Doane Hohissen leads renewed efforts to revive the Pierre based historical society. He plans to seek legislative interest in collecting and preserving early territorial records, manuscripts, and artifacts once stored in the university building and scattered since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meivece
Pierre Bext Moss
Leglelel
Scocey
Sietory
Wlinia
Booen
Wiltatie
Egidiaicre
Hielorice Society
BEC Emene
Armstrong
Verges Braideleysse
Congress
Facktos
Nistlor
Dakow
William Blacktourn
Pierre
de Hiecefurn
Heige
Tees
Ijee
Vao- Sala Dreke
D. W. Robingon
Hie Posression
Doane Hohissen
South Dakotan
Historical Society
Seacum
Modern Woodmen Elect New Officers and Reserve Fund Vote
The Modern Woodmen of America held a Sunday meeting electing officers led by Venerable Counsel L A Stout and Worthy Vice W W Smith. Other elected posts include Clerk C C Halphide Banker Ole Kjelmyr Watchman Earnest Garrett Sentry Eugene Fowler and Manager William Miller. Delegates to State Camp include J J Hanble. The group also discussed establishing a reserve fund within the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
L A, Stout
VO. W. Smith
C. C. Halphide
Ole Kjelmyr
Wacort
John Stelerson
Eroest Garrett
Eugene Fowler
Dre. Freyberg
Warne
Wm.n. Miller
Offi
Local Camp Preparations For Reserve Food Plan
A committee at the local camp meeting was formed to draft a plan for reserve food along the camp’s western site. Members John Reiersos L A Stwaut R Kibtee A E Dean and EB Bichoven were appointed to advance a proposal at the next local camp session and forward findings to the bead camp with possible methods for ensuring food reserves.
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Plactacupsin
Commistee ! Sue
John Reiersos
L.A Stwaut
R. Kibtee
A. E. Dean
EB. E. Bichoven
Fellows Elect Officers At Regular Meeting
At the regular meeting of the section friends elected for the ensuing year N L W Pintner as president V G SB B Spisx secretary N J Neileen treasurer J S Ferrie and trustee C E B Slason. The installation will take place early January 10.
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Oiowing Orivers
N .L. W. Pintner
V.G —Sb&b. Spisx
Cretary
N. J. Neileen
Treaeurer—J. 8
Ferrie
Traustee
C. EB. Slason
Icetallacog
Untitled Patent Medicine Claim From Dixie Witness
A Dixie Kentucky witness describes severe coughing and throat pain before praising Dr King’s New Discovery. He says it provided instant relief and has a four year family use, claiming it stops coughs and prevents consumption. Price six cents and one dollar, with a guaranteed bottle and free trial bottles at S H Sess eet tins drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Martin
Dixie
Dr. King
S. H. Sesseet Tins Drug Store
Stringing the Wire Moves Ahead on Power Line
A Western Electric Co plans to build a transmission line from Woon soczel to Woleey next week. The crew indicates a near direct connection will be established, enabling integration with local capital projects and Parzetoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Western Electric Co
Ales
Woonsoczel
Woleey
Tave
Tion
Parzetoa
Old and well tried remedy Winslow’s Soothing Syrup
Over fifty years of use by mothers for teething children. It soothes the child relieves pain and wind colic, and treats diarrhea. Pleasant taste. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle. Request Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup and take no other kind.
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Winslow
Mull's Pioneer Stomach and Dyspepsia Cure Ad
An old advertisement urges relief from stomach trouble and dyspepsia with Mull's Pioneer Stomach and Dyspepsia Cure. It promises to cure or customers may cash a dollar draft included in each box, sold by J. H. Ferris for 25 cents or $1.00.
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Hall
Ff. J, Cheney & Co
Toledo
All Druggnat
Toe.fial
Mull
J. H. Ferris
Our Exports to the East
The October export to China was 574 005 dollars, down from 1 24 014 the year before, with a ten month decline of 2 196 144 dollars. In contrast, Japan Australia British India and the Philippines have sharply increased American imports. Overall, current year exports may exceed 100 000 000, tripling five years ago, showing rapid American gains in world trade.
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Philadelphia
China
Statistical Bureau
Japan
Austalia
British India
Philippines
Rescue at Niagara Falls Amid Daring Cliff Dive
In a dramatic incident near the falls Miss Marshall, companion of a party, slips toward a foaming abyss. Job, six feet tall, launches a rope-assisted rescue and pulls the man to safety as Willis watches in fear and wonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niizara P. Wilts
Marshall
Willis
Job
A Young Politician Learns Hard Lessons From Campaigns
The reminiscence recalls a fledgling strategist who details a failed bid, a plan kept hidden from the governor, and a rival from another town who outmaneuvers him. The passage contrasts youthful ambition with the hard realities of political life and ends with Nordica’s maxim on relentless work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wei
Detroit Free Press
Embarrassment of Rulers Cited in Evening Court Scene
A fragment from the Indianapolis Journal recalls a courtroom scene where a witness muses on “the close of day” as an embarrassment of rulers. The dialogue features a boy named Bobby and his grandmother as crowds surround them.
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Bobby
Indianapolis Journal
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Eesrien
Wien
Siery
Frien
Simphe
Ieee
Hatta
Tae Steg
Goolpay Permanent Fine Outfit
Herrick Reed Co
Rochester, N.Y
Lighig Company
Baef Cook
Rene Elebig Co
New York
Peakv
Royal Pills
Chichester
Lmdien
Ree Madi
Mule Parke Pimila
G. W. Adams
Mitchell, S. D
Seallin
PLSE
Amd
C. A. Bower
Dr. Save
Woodsen
Thid Fellows Effeet
Eureka Harness Oil
Saturday Evening Post
Beckers
Big Clothing House
Mitchell National Bank
W.G. Davison
N.L. Davison
U. S
Bidwell Land & Loan CO. Mitchell
South Dakota
Cudahy
Diamond C
Harker Bros
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