Fox of Scotland rep. livestock commission in city
TRE Local Budget reports Fox of Scotland representing a livestock commission house in Sioux City. W. A. Rogers acts in the First National Bank at the vacancy left by Charlie Newcomer. Several notices mention local moves, business changes, and upcoming events including a sparring match at the gym and the sale or transfer of several properties.
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Fox of Scotland
Livestock Commission
Sioux City
W. A. Rogers
First National Bank
Charlie Newcomer
Hood
Fullerton
Mr. Fullerton
Fullerton Company
Weller
C. A. Newcomer
Marshalltown
Iowa
W. R. Milham
Alex Mitchell
Pitkin & Brooks
Chicago
J. D. Anderson
Harker
Main Street
D. E. Braught
Ayer
A Delightful Social Evening and Booth Bros Move
Twenty couples enjoyed progressive euchre at the Masonic Hall until 11 pm on Wednesday with dancing to midnight. Booth Bros relocate hardware stock to the George Letcher building opposite Mitchell Dry Goods. rear room becomes a tin shop and front displays goods. A race between Nig and Tulu is planned with an expert judge and a $100 wager by owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Booth Bros
Geo. Letcher
Mitchell Dry Goods Company
I. W. Seaman
Tulu
J.r.smith
Dan McDermaid
Jack Rabbits
Bucking Snow Hits Towns and Rails in Severe Weekend Storm
A weekend blizzard produced deep drifts up to twelve feet, blocked city streets, and disrupted rail service. Train crews battled snow with plows and shovels from Chamberlain to Yankton, while derailed cars near Pukwana prompted a wrecking crew response. Residents sheltered indoors as crews cleared roads, and social activities continued with humor and camaraderie despite the storm.
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Chamberlain
Marion Junction
Kindelan
Maynard
Mation Junction
John Hasley
Tenny
Here
Yankton
Sioux City
No. 2
Aberdeen
Noble
Wolsey
Omaha
Sioux Falls
Pukwana
Liddell
Round House
John McBride Dies After Ill Health in Dakota Territory
John C. McBride, longtime clerk of courts in Davison County, dies in his friend's arms after a bout with bladder illness. Born 1855 in Philadelphia, he practiced law, edited the Eldora Ledger, and served as clerk of the court from 1886 until last month. Funeral I30 p.m. at Masonic hall with Knights Templar conduct. He leaves two sisters and a brother, and was a charter member of Saint Bernard Commandery.
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John McBride
Daniels
Crane
Masonic Hall
Knights Templar
John C. McBride
Tripp
the Mail
Fort Dodge
Iowa
R. H. McBride
John C. MacBride
John
Elizabeth MacBride
Philadelphia
Eldora
Huff& Reed
Burlington & Northern Railroad
W. S. Preston
MacBride &Preston
Dakota
Davison County
Haney
Ecce
Board of Supervisors
Saint Bernard l Commendéry
Knights Templars
Funeral Attendants Invited by Masonic Companions
George H Rathman and E C Companions call members to assemble at Masonic Hall Friday February 13 at 1 oclock for attending and assisting in the funeral ceremonies of late brother John C McBride. W E Randall W M signs.
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Knight
John C. Mc
Masonic Hall
Sharp
Brothrand
John
McBride
J. H. Babcock
H. P
John C. McBride
W. E. Randall
W. M
Shiloh's Vitalizer Promoted By Chicago Drugstore
A Chicago druggist advertises Shiloh's Vitalizer as a remedy for constipation loss of appetite dizziness and dyspepsia priced at 1.75 per bottle. Also stocked is the Chicago News Almanac a political and statistical register with single copies for 25 cents from Mitchell Printing Co.
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Shiloh
L. O. Gale
Chicago News
Mitchell Printing Co
Confirmation at Holy Family Church Draws Large Attendance
The Holy Family church held confirmation day with Mass at 8 30 and 10 30 led by Bishop Marty assisted by Dean Sheehan. About eighty received Holy Communion as children preparing for confirmation dined, followed by a sermon on the sacrament and its grace. Te Deum closed the ceremony. a lecture by the Bishop was postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Family Church
Marty
Dean Sheehan
Dakota farmers offer for two papers at $1.99 year
The Dakota Farmer printed in Huron South Dakota invites readers to subscribe to both The Dakota Farmer and The Capital for one year at a special rate of $1.99, down from the usual combined price of $2.50, for a limited time to support local farming and stock raising efforts.
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Dakota
Ita
Dakota Farmer
Huron
Northwest
Lenten Regulations Permit Limited Flesh Meat Under Saintly Privilege
Apostolic decree grants United States faithful limited fasting exemptions during Lent. Principal meals may include flesh meat on Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays except for the week of February 21 and Holy Saturday March 28. Eggs and dairy allowed. coffee or tea with bread allowed. lard permitted in cooking. dispensed individuals may eat fresh meat whenever general permission exists. Age, illness, labor, pregnancy or nursing grant exemptions from fasting.
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United States
Frost Work Delights Viewers With Frost Fashions
The article notes Jack frost shaped trees and fence and church features into artful forms this morning. George Watson and Fred Hoffman returned from Sioux City after selling hogs and cattle at a good price, reporting twenty stock cars shipped from Ethan since January 1. For sale or exchange a first class family and brood mare, inquire at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Geo. Wateon
Fred Hoffman
Sioux City
Mr.Wateon
Ethan
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C.C.C. Shoe Store
McKay
Valentines
S. H. Scallin’s
P. D
Mitchell, South Dakota
HN D. Lawler
J. E. Gilbert
A. M. Bowdle
Howard Kibbee
the Security Bank
H. Rowley
R. N. Kratz
Geo. H. Rathman
F.E. Moses
Witchell - National - Bank
U.S. W
QG. Davison
L. N. Seaman
N.L. Davison
Mitchll
Durst G R Locker Rosa Foot Richie E Reison
John Gary
Edith Wendelbo
Nora
J. W. Beattie, P. M
Ely
A. E. Newman
Grayling, Mich
TRE Local Budget
Geo. H. Ball
Hazelton
Henry Parry
Henry M. Stanley
Wales
Hall
Athletic Club
Mitchell
Mitchell Printing Company
Christopher
Tom
Hare
House of Bishops
Japan
Board of Missions
South Dakota
Messrs
C. J. Ward
P. F. Ward
Rapid City
M. P. Ward
Joe Wood
McClarren
Horace Greely Nichols
North Dakota
Knights of the Crip
E. W. Welton
Thos. A. Cowan
St. Paul
Dan Davis
Detroit
Ed Lean
H. A. Adams
Cedar Rapids
J. W.comans
Andrew F. Maren
W. D. George
H. E. Newlin
Council Bluffs
Chas. Maas
Milwaukee
J. Hutch Quirk
Sanborn House
van Eps
Rhoderick Dhu
W. M. Horsely
Parry Farm
Marshal Irvine
Ransom Post
W. R.C
Geo. H. Rathman, E. C
R.A. M
A. F. and
A. M
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