Corn Palace Proposal Defeated in South Dakota Legislature
The state legislature rejected a bill to build a corn palace at the Pan-American exposition, a move viewed as a loss though supporters argued it would promote South Dakota as an agricultural state and yield lasting benefits. The same St Louis plan was postponed for two years. Also notes a claim about Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a money-back promise.
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House
Senate
South Dakota
Exposition Grounds
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Returned to his home after death of MacBride
W H Johnston returned to Fort Dodge Iowa on the Omaha road after the death of Robert H Mac Bride. He praised the people and Masons for handling the death and burial and will deliver some personal effects to relatives. MacBride’s $700 judgment is in the hands of his attorneys. Dr R C Warne to oversee the deceased’s effects until relatives decide disposition. A closing medical ad for Kodol Dyspepsia Care by S H Scallin.
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W. H. Johnston
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Omaha
Mr. Johnston
Robert H. MacBride
Johnston
MacBride
Agnes H. Mooney
Boston
Mass
Mary E. Ford
Baltimore
R. C. Warne
State Band Seeks Active Director To Revive Pride
An effort is underway to secure a capable director for the State Band. The city band, once a source of local pride, has fallen into quietude and faces uncertain resurrection unless citizens act. C. G. Rathbun has devoted substantial time to the cause.
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C. G. Rathbun
Mitchell Music Prospects After Reading Conductor Visit
Citizens consider bringing Prof. Merrill of Chicago to Mitchell to conduct a band and teach violin, with a public subscription likely to support the feature. Merrill, former solo cornetist of Phinney's United States band, may visit Mitchell in a few weeks to inspect the project. Also notes a local medical ad touting Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion.
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Prof
Merrill
Chicago
Mitchell
Phinney
United States
Corn Palace
Moonshiner Arrested by U S Marshal in Deadwood
United States Deputy Marshal Sommers arrested Maxim Diegarlais, a Kentucky moonshiner with a local shanty operation near the Whetstone Hills. Diegarlais, described as small in stature and with a rough criminal record, was taken to Deadwood for the term after insisting on a fast trial. The piece notes his past conflicts with revenue officers and his reputation in Kentucky.
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United States
Marshall Sommers
Chamberlain
Deadwood
Maxim Diegarlais
Sommers
Diegarlais
Kentucky
Whetstone Hills
Missouri River
Gregory County
Sioux Falls
Disgarlais
United States Revenue Officers
Resolutions of Condolence Adopted by Mitchell Hive No 21
Mitchell Hive No 21 L O T M adopted resolutions February 6 1901 mourning the death of the mother of their Mistress at Arms Lady Daniele The group offers heartfelt sympathy and recalling comfort from Heaven pledges a reunion above A copy to be placed in hive records and printed in city papers Delia M State Lizzie L Saul Fanny Wells Committee
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Mitchell Hive No
L.O.T. M
Daniele
Della M. State
Lizzie L.saul
Fanny Wells
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Robert MacBride
S. H. Scallin
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Iate Clearing
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