Tragic Death of Katie Heidinger Ends Bright Plans
Katie Heidinger aged 19 was found dead by hanging at her home eight miles south of Mt. Vernon. Coroner Daniels and Sheriff Cook investigated and ruled no inquest. funeral held at her father's home with interment in Union township cemetery. Katie had planned Christmas visit to Douglas county and wedding to Fred Bradway within six weeks.
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A. H. Daniels
Cook
Union Township
Katie Heidinger
Mr. Heidinger
Reading matter for South Dakota boys in the Philippines
Letters from Manila note a shortage of reading material for soldiers of the South Dakota regiment. Papers and magazines are urged to be sent at once and continued. Home communities, including Davison County, are called to supply reading matter to sustain the troops overseas.
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Philippines
Manila
South Dakota
Davison County
Republican
Mitchell
Charles Howard
Normerity
Aberdeen
Aberdeen News
Mavillo
Howard
Major’s Odd Commerce Tales in Manila Market
A U S Army major recalls odd Philippine trade encounters in Manila. He describes failed price figures at a lumber yard, inflated bulk hat pricing, and a dentist charging $10 for an hour of work. The experiences left him stunned and briefly on the sick list.
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Aguinaldo
Gen. Otis
Deaser
Poultry Show Planned by Davison County Club
The Davison County Poultry Association plans its annual exhibit for February 7 to 9 1899 with Geo D Holden as judge. Finance and printing committees are named and secretary Neilsen hopes for about 1000 birds, aiming to form a state association and boost poultry interest locally.
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Davison County Poultry Association
Geo. D. Holden
Jerome Wiltse
F. H. Winsor H. L. Bras
S. G. Scoville
N. J. Neilsen
Nailsen
Neilsen
Letter excerpts and regimental medical updates cited
A Sioux Falls Press letter from Jonas H. Lien discusses Dr. Warne and Col. Frost. It notes Dr. Cox’s return from Cavite duty and a war department order urging the major surgeon to be with the regiment, while Dr. Warne heads Cavite hospital and retains standing with the first regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
John H. Webb
Canton News
Sioux Falls
Jonas H. Lien
Manila
Cox
Cavite
Col. Frost
Warne
War Department
Lien
Werne
Mitchell Gains Long Distance Telephone Link to Outside World
Mitchell now connected with long distance service as T A Potter and F E George set up operations with L O Gales drug store serving as a privacy aware hub. Representatives greet Sioux Falls Argus Leader as Britt Iowa trips begin. Businessmen already use the line for essential communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Potter
George
Britt
Iowa
Mitchell
Christmas Celebrations Shine Across City Churches
The city held a series of Christmas programs at St Marys Episcopal Congregational Baptist and Methodist churches. Children sang recited and received gifts as Rev J H Babcock Rev Harry Gunderson and others led prayers and songs. A $7 offering was given to the Sioux Falls Children’s Home.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
J. H. Babcock
Baptist Church
Harry Gunderson
Presenta
Chris Nelson
Santa Claus
Methodist Church
W. A. Barber l
M. N. Lee
Sioux Falls
Baptist Work in South Dakota This Year
The annual report by Dr. T. M. Shanafelt details 36 missionaries serving 27 churches and 28 outposts, 219 baptisms, 103 by letter, 1,892 members on aided fields, 43 Sunday schools with 2,514 attendees, and major funds raised for worship, repairs, debt, and missions. New churches at Mound City Summit Yankton reservation. homes in Summit Conde Elk Point Mound City Madison. three new ministers ordained. a German missionary declined. overall state progress strong.
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Migeron Fields
Mound City
Summit
Yankton Reservation
Delmont
Conde
Elk Point
Madison
Black Hilleria
South Dakota Apple Raising and Orchard Plans
F B Angell of Davison County and L W Alderman of Turner County discuss profitable fruit growing in the state. Alderman reports selling 8000 bushels of apples and 200 barrels to Sioux City, planning 25 acres of cherries, and predicting a shift toward orchards alongside corn and livestock. He urges direct competition with big fruit states and notes the Southeast’s suitability for diversified farming. Also notes Rapid City and Mitchell Christmas box shipments to Manila soldiers and shipping delays due to unpaid freight.
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F. B. Angell
Davison County
State Horticultural Society
Yankton
L. W. Alderman
Turner County
Yankton Press and
Dakotan
Sioux City
Alderman
United States
Mother Earth
South Dakota
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M. D
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F. W. Freyberg
Chicago Shoe House
Belles-Lettres
Edmund Gosse
Max Muller
Herbert Maxwell Dean Stubbs
Rudyard Kipling
George Meredith
William Dean Howells
Henry James
Harper & Brothers, Publishers
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N. Y
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Nebraska
Mt. Vernon
County Association
Pattin
Garmang
Mitchall
the Baptists
Turner
Baptists
Baptist Society
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Huron
Rapid City
Soldier Boys
San Francisco
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