Missionary Convention Hailed With Dense Assembles and Plans
Secretary Nuotson of the North Dakota Methodist Conference announces a major missionary convention to be held in Stoun City Town March 7 4. Delegates from 300 pastoral charges across the territory are expected along with noted church leaders including bishops Fossetry and Wheel. The event aims to draw 200 attendees from eastern South Dakota and feature exhibits at the state fair. A membership fee of 1 entitles access to all privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HP. Nuotson
Ne Dakota
Methodist Episcopal Church
Stoun City
Marcel
Methodist Church
Ishoy
Andrews
Brookings N.Y
Fossetry
Buffalo
Weel
Powell
Bistrop
I. M Thoatikh
Liwoo
Wien
G. J. Long
Wowan
Mide Uy
Civerepter
Aivdntee
Saue
South Dakota
Odd Fellows Entertain With Winter Smokers
The Odd Fellowship held a winter smoker with an entertaining program directed by Elton McKinJey. Virgil Boyles L. D. Milne offered vocal solos, Clifton Curneaure played violin with Hallie Turneaure on piano, John Porter read, and W. N. Hollands offered stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellowship
Elton McKin Jey
Virgil Boyles
L. D. Milne
Clifton Curneaure
Hallie Turneaure
John Porter
W. N. Hollands
Odd Fellows
Primary bill on bucket shops faces uncertain fate
Election committee report recommends defeat while House action signals passage on bucket shop prohibition. Koster defends measure as combatting gambling, with bills on water works bonds, county pay, and circuit judge expenses advancing. Contested hospital bill seeks a Northwestern insane asylum with patient cap limits. Senate measures include state agriculture reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Kebik
Koster
Sioux Falls
State Library Commission
State Board of Equalization
Northwestern Hospital
Watertown
Dillon
Cassi
Niell
Lawson
Abel
Trutchinson
Johnson
Yankton
Senate
State measures touch cattle disease and budget actions
The legislature debated dipping tanks to curb a cattle disease driving cattle owners from state lands used for grazing and revenue. A smaller appropriation was suggested. Other actions included a liquor license bill return, new senate bills on premiums at the state fair and grand larceny in livestock, and a vote on a northwestern insane asylum site at Watertown or Milbank with local support and land donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Wparmley
Corotul
Ted
Temperance Committee
Senate
Hutchinson
State Board of Agriculture
Mortimer
House
Watertown
Milbank
Luxuries of Artesian Wells in Artesian South Dakota
Irred Chase of Artesian touts local artesian wells as transformative. He cites year round water supply from wells, piping to homes barns and tanks, with water frozen at 40 degrees below zero. He notes up to 4 billion gallons surfaced last year and claims surplus water reshaped the climate and landscape of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irred Chase
Artesian
Mr. Chase
Perhuups
South Dakota
Circuit court bound over Mitch ell Case liquor sale without license
At a preliminary examination Friday Paul Scott proprietor of the Mitch ell Case was bound over to circuit court in 200 dollars for selling intoxicating liquors at retail without a license. States Attorney Spangler examined four witnesses showing liquor sold in the cafe and described ongoing beer drinking by young people with privacy rooms. The defense indicated Scott would testify in April in circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Scott
Mitchell
Circuit Court
McKinley
Spateter
Clan Munner
MM Minitt
Jack McVhrystal
Wis
Ulate Milner Tourht
Eigen
Tie
Spangler
Sriges
Munver
Brigus
Briggs
R. L. Tremaine
Scott
H. E. Hitchcock
Yonkers Herald Reports Allopath Hiam Dispute
fragmentary OCR notes show a Yonkers Herald item noting a difference of opinion involving an allopath figure. Names, dates, and places are unclear in the readable text. The readable portion suggests a professional disagreement or debate without specific outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
Senate committee reports on primary petition signatures
The committee reports that of 584 purported signatures many are invalid and about 2 000 signatures lack required identification. It notes signatures by non residents and non electors, minors, and ballots circulated for compensation. Fraud is alleged and the committee calls for exact counting of fraudulent instances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ia Iw
G.shoter
al Cassill
OM. Osbon
Farm public sale details near Mitchell in 1905
Having sold my farm and quitting farming I will sell at public sale 44 miles east of Mitchell on Saturday February 25 1905 at 1 oclock sharp. The listing covers livestock including horses cattle hogs and a wide range of farm machinery and tools with terms of sale cash for small amounts and credit through November 1 1905 with 10 percent interest and 2 percent cash discount. Col J S Serveson and Son are auctioneers with Kibbee as clerk and Jacob Smith as proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Wight
Col. J
Serveson & Son
H. RR
Kibbee
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BIG Missionary Convention
Methodists of
North
Iowa and
Dakota
al College
Cassiff
Roosevelt
Ing
Buecker
Hollister
Scalliu Bros
Senate Committe
Shbesi
Jacob Smith
Raby
Vienna
Bradfield Regulator Co
Rytty
Boes
Sanking
Susinness
Tvline
Mhenefits
Branson
Daniels
Cishter
K. Ll Branson
Branson Tod
Gakky BO
Panter
AVING
Millinery
D. W. Collins
Ferguson’s
Foleys Honey’ Sar
C. Unger
Maple St
Champaign, Il
FOLEY
A. M. Ake
Wood, Ind
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