Milne Leaders Guard ians Bank Vice-President in Mitchell
Dr Milne, of Mitchell, returned to Canton for Christmas visiting Mr and Mrs Gemmill. He remains supreme secretary of the Order of Home Guardians now thriving with applications at $200 000 monthly. he serves as vice president of the Western National Bank in Mitchell. He notes Mitchell’s capital contest behind it and predicts strong growth ahead as hustlers aim for new worlds to conquer. The Guardian offices occupy the city hall, with Milne in the governor’s office site.
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Canton
Sioux Halls
Arpus
Milne
Canton Lodge No 1
Western National Bank
Mitchell
Guardian
Mr. Milne
Jim River
Mrs
Cole's Veterinary Carbon Salve Promises Quick Healing
A veterinary salve for horses and cattle claims to cure galls and sores without scarring and to restore hair color. Available in 50 cents and one dollar, with a guarantee by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Sioux Falls Firm Faces Receiver Over Mitchell Exchange
The Royal Trust Company of Chicago and H. & Ambler trustees sue for a receiver for the Citizens Telephone Co of Sioux Falls after default on 163000 in bonds, with 6 percent interest. Foreclosure and appointment of a receiver are sought, hearing set for January 5 before Judge Carland. An ongoing effort to compromise is noted amid investor confidence.
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Mitchell
Sioux Kalls
Sioux City Journal
Citizens
United States
Royal Trust Company
Chicago
H. &. Ambler
Citizens Telephone Company
Sioux Halls
Carland
Federal Court
Pure Blood Tonic Promoted by Cole's Bludbilder
Advertises pure blood with bright eyes and pink cheeks as health, claiming to make pure new blood. Describes nerve tonic use and price of $1.00 per bottle, sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole’s Bludbilder
O I Cassem Becomes Sole Owner of North Mitchell School Section
O I Cassem president of the Western National bank completed a purchase late Tuesday afternoon for 640 acres of land north of Mitchell known as the school section. The tract had been bought two years ago by a group of 43 business men to hold for city capital relocation. All shares are now in Cassem's hands.
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Cassem
Mitchell
Dea
O. I. Cassem
The
Western National Bank
Mothers Be Careful Health Advice For Children
Health warning urges mothers to watch for colds croup and whooping cough in children. Promotes One Minute Cough Cure as safe pleasant remedy, sold by L O Gale.
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L. O. Gale
Married on Wednesday in a Loomis home ceremony
The marriage of J. W. Ayers and Maud Grace was solemnized at the Grace home on Second Avenue East at 10 30. Rev H S Wilkinson officiated. Grace taught in Virgil schools and Ayers works as a buyer in Loomis. The couple departed for Mason City Iowa and Chillicothe Missouri for their wedding trip and will reside in Loomis.
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J. W. Ayers
Maud Grace
James Grace
Second Avenue East
H.S. Wilkinson
Methodist Church
Grace
Mitchell
Virgil
Ober
Ayers
Loomis
Milwaukee
Mason City
Iowa
Chillicothe
Notice for Bids on Poor Farm Rental and Care
Notice is given that bids will be received at the county auditor's office for renting of the poor farm and boarding and care of inmates from March 1, 1905 to March 1, 1906. Bids open and action January 10, 1904. O. D. Stearns, December 6, 1904. County Auditor.
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South Dakota
Davison
AE. Hitchcock
Stephen HH. Scallin
WilliamsScallin
A. E. Hitchcock
Davison County
South
Dakota
S. Cattrell
Cattrell
County Auditor’s Office
New Year Notes From Ethan Community
December 28 notes report several residents traveling for holidays, family visits, and business changes. Vanderhueio placed in safe keeping. Ray Lathrop on vacation. Miss Agnes Lobey and Miss Nina Row visiting relatives. Emma Tobey ill with quinsey. Mrs Geofuller survived a hotel fire in Sioux City. pupils finish 1904 term with a holiday program.
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Mr. Cook
A. J. Vanderhue
Joe Frided
Date Roben
Armour
Ray Lathrop
Platte
Agnes ‘Lobey
Clarence Bordwell
Westfiled
Iowa
Ira Cutts
Parkston
Nina Row
Alexandria
Henry Brown
Wisconsin
Mr. Waterhouse
Ekpoint
Mr. Brown
Robt. Payne
Ray Lath
Oathout
Primary School Holiday Treats and Old-World Gift Exchange
In a question led class open by Mrs. Nolt, sixth to eighth graders presented Mr. Oathout with a shaving set and razor, while John Cutts gave an ink stand and Mr. Coursey donated twelve volumes of American Biography. Mr Weeks spoke to the pupils and the class earned a week of vacation. Mrs Nolt traveled to Alpena for the holidays.
Local Market and Social Notes from Prosper Area
Prospher area records show L M Sampson and Wm Markia marketing hogs on a Wednesday. Moses marketing wheat in Mitchell and Florine Barnard nursing a sick lady in Letcher. Mrs Gaines Annis visiting Jenks. Weakley Stevens Cropsey delivered cattle in Ethan. Parsons Annis returned from Chamberlain. Sam Weakley hogs sold in Ethan. Jenks couple in Mitchell. Robi Moore Judy visited H L Stevens.
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Prosper
L. M. Sampson
Wm. Markia
Moses
Mitchell
Florine Barnard
Letcher
Mesdames Gaines
Annis
A. A. Jenks
S. B. Weakley
H. I. Stevens
Ed. Cropsey
Ethan
Mrs. Gaines
L. H. Annis
Turkey shoot and holiday notices fill Loomis gathering
Walter Goodman and Cora Goodman visit family as Loomis townsfolk enjoy holidays. A turkey shoot on December 31 yields Roy Perry and Eddie Watkins top placements in clay pigeon events while Archery and rifle contests also delight locals. A Christmas tree program ends with gifts for three poor farm inmates.
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Loomis
Walter Goodman
Omaha
Cora Goodman
Sioux City
William Goodman
John Taylor
Wesland
Harrison
V. K. Harris
Roy Perry
Eddie Watkins
Will Clark
Harry Shipton
Minnie Lewis
Geo. Bock
Mitchell
C. S. Bonam
Fenimore
Wis
Too Slow Complaints Echo in Bank Cashier Exchange
A hustling young solicitor for a New York publishing house quarrels with a Philadelphia bank cashier after accusing him of being slower than molasses in January. The youth boasts of selling books as he clashes with the cashier who mocks his pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barber
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
New York
Philadelphia
New York Times
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W. J. Frad & Sompy
Beaver
Martin Boas
W. J. Frad & CO
E. C. Dewitt & Company
IZLE
Mary Hofstetter
LaCrosse
Stephen H. Scallin
William Scallin
S. H. Scallin Company
State of
Main Street
Presson & Hannett
Serveson & Son
Parker
St. D
Homdale
Geo. Watson Prep
China
J. H. Ferris
John Hagge
J. A. Reed’s
C. A. Bower
Main St
Mitchell, South Dakota
Cratey
Citizens Telephone
Sioux Falls
O. KE. Cassem
Grace-Ayers
Bride’s
O. D. Stearns
Hostetter
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