Gillis offers bargains on a wide array of goods
The notice lists discounts at Gillis's on outing flannel muslin yarn and underwear at cost, $1.38 shoes, 7c buttons, 9c box writing papers, 48 cent muslin, and various farm implements, buggies, and household items. It mentions Henry Parry Co listings, Champeny Bros millinery, and a Lincoln birthday service at the courthouse with a focus on cash purchases.
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C. W. Gillis
H. Winsor
Mt. Vernon
Chas. Butler
E. B. van Alstine
Omaha extension debate strengthens across Mitchell Wheeler link
Sioux Falls Press notes growing interest in extending the Omaha company line from Mitchell to Wheeler on the Missouri River. Wheeler’s rail potential, owned by Great Northern president Hill, sits near a rich agricultural area and Ft. Randall lands. Mitchell would gain a major division end, with Worthington to Wheeler routing and daily round trips possible. Lincoln memorial service set for Sunday at 3 pm at the courthouse, Sons of Veterans hosting. C B Clark and Gen A Silsby to speak.
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Sioux Falls
Oth Inst
Omaha
Omaha Company
Mitchell
Wheeler
Charles Mix County
Missouri River
South Dakota
President Hill
Great Northern
Ft. Randall
Republican
Milwaukee
Northwestern
Worthington
Minn
Wheeler Won Hinak
Lincoln
Court House
Sons of Veterans
C. B. Clark
A. Silsby
Emsley Winter Close and Local Notices
Local notes report a wood chuck returning to winter quarters and announce a spelling school at Daniels schoolhouse on February 15. Several community updates follow about moving plans, social events, illness, travels, and a legal matter in Peru. The page also includes an essay on old fogy defences and a Buffalo Courier quote.
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Emsley
Woodchuck
Daniels School
A. M. Small
Mitchell
Messrs. E. and
C. Carpenter
Wisconsin
Light From Solid Wood and Fruit by Cadogan Morgan
Cadogan Morgan, the first to experiment with electric light in solid bodies, inserted two wires into wood in 1785 and sparked a red glow. Ivory, orange, or apple can be lit similarly, with lemon proving most receptive, flashing long golden light from each spark. The wires should be within about half an inch of each other inside the object.
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Cadogan Morgan
St. Louis Republic
Thomas Hardy Describes Writing Routine and Home Work Habits
The novelist Thomas Hardy explains his daily method noting a 3000 word output as good. He starts between ten and eleven, works until lunch, and copies his manuscript with duplicating ink to create a second copy.
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Hardy
Thomas Hardy
Being Near at Hand in Sightseeing Contrast
A London woman notes why Americans plan trips to Stratford and major museums while English locals miss the birthplace of Shakespeare. A passenger cites a New Yorker who seldom visits nearby museums yet travels abroad to Louvre and British Museum, arguing proximity reduces inquiry.
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Shakespeare
Stratford
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Central Park
British Museum
Louvre
New York Tribune
Ready For Bi Ho Bargains Lead Season Supplies
Bargains piled to the ceiling as a merchant invites customers to a cash-only sale. The note promises daily new goods and equal treatment for all buyers, urging visitors to inspect counters loaded with bargains and cash purchases. Co. W. Gillis signs the call with respectful tone.
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W. Gillis
A Fine Line of Footwear Now Awaits Customers
A refined assortment of footwear invites shoppers to explore a select line of shoes. The store highlights quality, comfort, and style across men’s and women’s options, with new arrivals and classic favorites emphasized in the display.
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