Pure Seed Special train to spread seed education in Midwest
A Milwaukee and St Paul rail special travels the Northwestern line this month to teach farmers about pure seed benefits. Lecturers from Minnesota stations, South Dakota colleges, and Tri State Grain Dealers Association join city officials in Mitchell and other towns for lectures and literature distributions.
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Chitazo
Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Amore
Milwaukee Company
Mitchell
Bowdle
Mellette
Pulare
Wolsey
Woonsocket
University Notes and Adelphian Crest Promise
Mr M T Kennedy state secretary of the YMCA visits Dakota Wesleyan this week to arrange the state convention. The new literary society hosted students yesterday with an introductory ceremony praised as pretty and fitting, highlighting nineteen members with strong talent for future Adelphian achievements.
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M. T. Kennedy
Young Men’s Christian Association
Dakota Wesleyn
Qour New Literary Society
Adelphians
Medical mail-in aid from Dr Pierce promises free advice
Promotional text touts Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo offering free medical guidance by mail. It cites benefits from his Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets, with a testimonial from Daisy Studdard claiming renewed health after eight bottles.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ ‘Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Daisy Studdard
S. Esplanade Avenue
Eavenworth
Kays
Jierce
Dr. Pierce
Spring Signals Arrival In Prosper Community
Prosper residents note early spring as the robin arrives and children resume outdoor play. Mr and Mrs McFarland spent last Tuesday in Mitchell. Miss Clara Schaub traveled from Ethan to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs Ben Schaab. Mr and Mrs Wm Riggert visited with neighbors west of Mitchell. Miss Rose Schaab joined Miss Nellie French for a Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Orrine cures drunkenness claim advertised by J H W Perris
An advertisement from the Orrine Company touts Orrine No 1 and No 2 as secret cures for drunkenness. The copy claims the remedy can be added to foods or drinks without the patient knowing, is colorless and tasteless, and offers mailing of a free booklet. Perris, a local druggist, guarantees refunds if the craving returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orline Company
Joo
Washington, D. C
J. H W. Perris
Digestive Cure Ad Claims Iodol Dyspepsia Benefits
An advertisement promotes Iodol Dyspepsia Cure as digesting food and resting the stomach to aid recovery. It claims relief from gas bloating and heart palpitations and cites a testimonial from L A Soper of Little Rock Kentucky praising its life saving effect on his three year old wife, now six, with ongoing use. Sold by L O Gale.
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L. A. Soper
Little Rock
L. O. Gale
Mitchell Visits and Social Gathering Notes
Mrs Robt Roantree and Miss Griffith visited in Mitchell on Wednesday. Miss Barnett from Sioux City stayed over Sunday at the Bailey House. Mrs Roos Johnston of Mitchell spent Saturday with relatives. Mrs John Streeter of Armour enjoys a week with her sister Mrs Mes Hitch. Miss Mary Rubly left Mitchell Tuesday for Garey Land Office to take a stenographer position. Mrs J J Brown and Miss Marian Fitch went to Plankinton to visit. Mrs J B Hoppock returned from Rock Valley with her granddaughter. Mr and Mrs EK Fitch Mr and Mrs J D Holmes Sigmund Schirmer and Joe Dougherty attended a dancing party in Plankinton. Friends of Mr and Mrs Emery Owens surprised them Monday evening with a royal good time.
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Mt. Vernon
Robt. Roantree
Griffith
Mitchell
Barnett
Sioux City
Bailey House
Roos. Johnston
John Streeter
Armour
Mes Hitch
Mary Rubly
Garey
J. Jk. Brown
Marian Fitch
Plankinton
J. JB. Hoppock
Rock Valley
Iowa
EK. Os Fitch
J. D. [Folmes
Sigmund Schirmer
Joe Dougherty
Plankintonu
Emery Owens
Local births and moves in Loomis area
Loomis notes report two February births to the Rudlett and Pedden families, with Ervin Alexander and a later son. Robert Clark sold a Loomis farm to John Watkins and will reside in Letcher. Local residents Shipton and Got Bock plus Miss Lewis attended a Mitchell show. Mary Woodburn visited her uncle in Marion Junction. Bock traveled alone to Battle Creek Michigan for a brief stay.
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Loomis
Ifred Rudlett
Ervin Alexander
Henimore
Wis
Loomis School
Burt Pedden
Robert Clark
John Watkins
Letcher
Harry Shipton
Got
Bock
Lewis
Mitchell
Mary Woodburn
Grone
Marion Junction
Battle Creek Mich
Will Clark Buys Clark Livery Barn and House
Will Clark purchased the livery barn and residence formerly owned by Robert Clark and now resides in the house. The transaction secures the property and transfers ownership to Will Clark.
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Will Clark
Robert Clark
Davison County to Convene Special Session March 6 1905
County commissioners of Davison County announce a special meeting at the County Auditor's office on Monday March 6 1905 at 10:00 am to settle with the county auditor and handle any other business before the board. Dated Feb 21 1905 by County Auditor Q D Stearns.
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Davison County
Q, D. Stearns
Public sale to be held near Ful ton Riverside Isard March 1 1905
I will sell at public sale on section 3-10-59 four miles NW of Fulton four miles NE of Riverside and four miles N of Isard on Wednesday March 1 1905 at 11 oclock sharp. The property includes six horses four cows twelve brown mares six years old, a yearling colt, cattle totaling 31 head including a Red Pole Shorthorn bull two years old and various calves, 38 heifers and steers, two polo Angus heifers, one Jersey cow soon fresh, and machinery with Deering binder and Champion mower.
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Fulton
Riverside
Isard
Auction listing for farming equipment and household goods
Sale of hlying Dutchman sulky plow and gear plus Moline implements. Farm stock includes 11 shoats 130 chickens and 3 turkeys with 60 White Leghorn hens. Misc items cover hay, corn, seed, milk tank, scale and household goods. Free lunch at noon. Terms cash under $10 or credit to Nov 1 1905 on approved security. Serveson & Son auctioneers.
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Serveson & Son
Win
M. Smith
Public Sale of Farm Stock and Machinery in Sanborn County
Having sold the farm I will sell at public sale on section 32 105 59 Sanborn county on Thursday March 2 1905 at 10 o clock. The sale includes 12 horses with various weights and color, 2 Durham cows, 7 yearling heifers, 7 yearling steers, 14 calves, 10 brood sows, 1 grade boar, 380 shoats. Machinery includes wagons, trucks, hay racks, hog race, sleds, harness, rake, feeders, mowers, plows, headers, binders and related gear all in good order.
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Sanborn County
McCormick
Deering
Large Farm Auction Bundle Includes Engine and Farm Implements
The auction offers a 7 foot binder, feed grinder, corn shelter, 8 patent endgate shoveling boards, several tools and implements, 22 horsepower engine with 40 inch cylinder, 64 inch rear separator, wind stacker, and complete threshing rig. 15 tons hay, 80 tons millet, 10 tons shock corn fodder. Household goods include cooking range and heaters. Terms cash under $10, otherwise eight months with security at 8 percent interest. 3 percent discount for cash. Auctioneer C F Pifer. Clerk W M Smith. Proprietor A G Rowley.
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Scott
C.F. Pifer
Wm. M. Smith
A. G. Rowley
Western National Bank of Mitchell Authorized to commence banking
The Western National Bank of Mitchell in Davison County South Dakota is authorized to commence the business of banking. Deputy Comptroller Thomas P. Kane certifies the bank has complied with federal statutes and is empowered to begin banking operations as of October 27, 1904.
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Treasury Department
Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency
Washington, D. C
Western National Bank of
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
United States
I. Thomas P. Kane
T. P. Kane
McKinney Live Stock Auctioneer Offers Low Fees
P. G. McKinney presents as a live stock auctioneer with guaranteed satisfaction and terms of one percent on sale proceeds and a $10 minimum.
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Milwaukee
Pure Seed Gospel
Traut
Fenlay
Reais
Ethan
Joe Hull
Frank Sand
Henry Bowlby
Joe Weepie
Hunting Elevator Company
John Donalotte
I Henry
Dora
Conrad
Clara Scheich
Clara Schaub
Lily Donk
Benschaub
Kerman Schurz
Dphil
Tobin
Mason
Olaf Dodd
Virgina Wilson
Audubon
Rosebud
Wheeling
John Cool
J. Quigley
John Nolt
Jos, Gallagher
Hanson County
Otto
M. BE
Chicago
Albert Klotz
Geo. Eastman
Krankman
Joe All
Henry Sehreck
Pearl Hall
Ole Rosenquist
Roy Lathrop
Chas. Lowry
Stephanus Judge
Chas
Drake
Arthur Miller
Philip Germschied
Ipworth League
Jessie Shipton
Oathout
Mr. Vyrow
Nina Row
Father Brones
Triass
Ira Cutts
Scheich
Propser
Ed White
Ben Schaub
George Pouch
Lo Hofstetter
Maud
Stella
J. M. Erion
Michigan
Pouch Brothers
Rauch
Agnes Scheich
University Notes
U. S
Panama
York
Hodge
H. Od
Butterfield
Nowu Cts
Smiley
Toreler Tesert
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Atlanta Constitution
Anetion
J. W. Stebbins
Seal
P. G. McKinney
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