Militia Events and Socials across South Dakota
South Dakota National Guards notes detail Company B Sioux Falls planning a summer camp with rail transport to Watertown and a march to Fort Sisseton. The De Smet unit hosted Gov. Sheldon and staff for a reception, presenting a battalion banner and prizes. Other items include Elk Point old-timers meeting their former captain, church sociables in Silsby home with a telephone drama, and Woonsocket legal actions over water works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota National Guards
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Fort Siseeton
de Smet
Gov. Sheldon
Sheldon
Charles
Carpenter
Norton
C. V. Bennett
Brookings
Maj. Fuller
Lieut
Savage
Sergt. Lattin
Sergt. Grumman
Palace Dry Goods Company
G. W. Carpenter
Stover
Buck
Slawson
Englesby
Burdick
Clark
William Olverson
Elk Point
M. W. Sheafe
Company D
Dakota National Guard
Congregational Church
Geo. A. Silsby
Mabel Silsby
Morgia Moore
Frankie Miner
J. G. McCartney
Geo. E. Elise
Epworth League
Bradford
Epworth
Northwestern Agriculturist to publish twice monthly
The Northwestern Agriculturist of Minneapolis will switch from once a month to twice a month, expanding from 24 pages to 32 40 per issue while keeping a 50 cent yearly subscription. The paper, printers, and editors promise practical farming guidance and nonpartisan, progressive content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Agriculturist
Minneapolis
Agriculturist
the Agriculturist Co
Minnesota
Corn Belt idea spreads to far east with Lynn Band links
Mrs A W Phinney notes marked Salem Massachusetts copies show the Corn Belt idea spreading to the far east. A Salem church festival drew about 2000 spectators, with Mitch ell Exposition ties evident in decorations and two Lynn Band members involved. Mr Phinney joined the Iowa State band for the Midwinter Fair in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Exposition Board
Salem
Massachussetts
A. W. Phinney
Lynn
Far East
Saddle Rock Restaurant and health notes in Republican column
A historical page item details Saddle Rock Restaurant menus for a week with regular dinners and short orders, plus a Ladies Dining Parlor and a series of medical ads and public health notes. It cites Dr. Daniels defending the Mt. Vernon diphtheria case, mentions quarantine timing, and lists various tonics, cough syrups, and remedies with local druggists offering samples and guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Bras
P.O
Daniels
Mt. Vernon
Atwood
Mt. Verron
Tomfahr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Militia
Woonsocket
Moses
Mitchell
Messrs
Wm. McFarland
W.N. Brown
Haney
T. 5. Hawkins
Chattanooga
Tenn
Shiloh
H. Scallin
Geo. A. Watson
Prosper Township
Hungary
Great American Northwest
Watson
Groenke
Butterfield
C W Kitle
L Gibson
Lulu Gorseth
L.O Harrison
Haas
T W
Henry Jett
Beasie Jacobs
Fred B Law
HR Maynard
Henry Richards
Spencer
Florence Spencer
E Smith
J. W. Beattie, P. M
O. M. Pine
the Co
Commercial Club
D. A. Mizener
J. E. Gilbert
F. A. Bidwell
Mizener
Jennie G. West
Clara Wedehase
A.C. Shepherd
Henry Hendrickson
W. A. Barber
Mary Stuart
Edith Gill
Court House
Park
S. H. Scallin
Massac
Lynn Band
Ausetts
Saddle Rock
Dea
Hoatetter
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Mark
S. H. Clifford
New Cassel
Wis
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
John Speaker
Catawba
Bucklen
Ely
Hood
Iniv Hood
S. H. Secallin
Soe
Karl
Gunascus
L. O. Gale
Corers
Alex. Mitchell
Alex Mitchell
F. L. Moyer
N. J. Neilsen
TION
Wallis Bros
South Dakota
Cease Booth Bros Reliable
Amanda M. Bowdle, Pres
I. W. Seaman
Y. Pres
H. R. Kibbee
R. Atlee
the Security Bank
FP Mitchell
General Banking
A. Boysen & CO
Security Bank
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