Central Grand Concert Co.Impresses At Opera House
A fine entertainment by the Central Grand Concert Co. captivated Tuesday’s audience at the opera house as part of the lecture and concert course. George Crampton the basso cantante led with a powerful, expressive voice, followed by Agnes Pringle on violin and Maude Chappelle in training voice. Walter A Puck accompanied with skill, while Prof. Lardner stirred the crowd with a vivid courtroom recitation. The program earned high praise. the final attraction is George R Wendling’s lecture on March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Grand Concert Co
Opera House
George Crampton
Crampton
West
Agnes Pringle
Maude Chappelle
George
Walter A Puck
Puck
Lardner
Seatty
George R. Wendling
Preventive use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy against pneumonia
The article argues preventive medicine through Chamberlains Cough Remedy reducing pneumonia risk from colds or influenza. It claims the remedy has proven itself in thousands of cases during cold and grip prevalence, and urges early use when a cold is contracted. It notes the remedy is sold by all druggists.
How to Make Money with Aluminum Card Case
Advertisement offers a money making scheme by sending 40c for a sample aluminum card case with 100 engraved cards or 30c for 100 cards without the case. Cards bear your name and are mailed postpaid. Includes Marsh Manufacturing Co. address in Chicago and instruction to mention the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Manufacturing Co
Lake Street
Chicago
Palmer and Pollock Buy Peavy Elevator and Coal Sheds
B. W. Palmer and P. Pollock have purchased the Peavy elevator and coal sheds and are ready to do business with old and new customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Palmer
P. Pollock
Hyomei Offered as Cure for Catarrh Without Stomach Dosing
An early 20th century medical cure Hyomei is promoted as a stomach-free remedy for catarrh of the nose throat and lungs. The complete outfit costs 31 and delivers medicated air through a pocket inhaler. Scallin Bros. back the product with a personal guarantee to refund if no relief is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scallin Bros
Piano Voting Contest Ballots Counted at Ferris Drug Store
City Auditor Mackham counted ballots in a piano voting contest yesterday at Ferris drug store. Contestant names appear for the fifth time with votes tallied for numerous local organizations including churches, lodges, schools, and fraternal orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackham
Ferris’ Drug Store
W. R. Cea
Ho'y Family Church
Damastics Lodge No
Presbyterian Church Union Center
Baptist Church
Episcopal Church
Meady LW
Congregational Church
M. E. Church
Modern Woodmen
Lady Maccabees
Sons of Rest
Seirentate
Rebekahs
Pilgrim Sunday School
Presbyterian Church
Yeoman Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Omeig Ae
Ladies Cemetery Association
Salvation Army
Cantata by city students aids library funds
Seventh and eighth graders under Miss Grace and Miss Vandeboyart staged Amercia's Cantata at the Opera house on Monday to benefit the Woman's Library Association. Performances featured nations in costume, drills by three companies led by Captains Winsor Rowley and Jones, and a chorus finale of Columbia the Gem of the Ocean. Music by Florence Winsor Frank Winsor and Walter Adams, with James Gregory credited for marching drills. The program drew a good crowd despite bad weather and aims to add funds for children's library books.
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Grace
Vandeboyart
Amercia
Opera House
Liberty
George Winsor
Glenn Rowley
Charles Jones
Columbia
Florence Winsor
Frank Winsor
Walter Adams
James Gregory
Washington Birthday Tea Honored by Mrs Jones
Mrs S C Jones hosted a five o'clock Monday tea themed Washington birthday with flags and a Washington image. Guests wrote presidents in order on unique place cards. Mrs Blynn won the prize as others praised the hostess’s entertaining method.
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S. C. Jones
Washington
Harry Rathbun
F. H. Winsor
A. B. Hager
Florence Fosdick
Bessie Thompson
Ethel Lyons
Alice
Frank Jones
United States
Mesdames Thompson
Burns
Boyce
Blynn
Walrath
Coursey
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endures For Teething
An old and well tried remedy used for over sixty years by millions of mothers for teething children. It soothes the gums relieves pain cures wind colic and diarrhoea. Pleasant tasting and sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle. Be sure to ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Auction Sale at Badper Townsship by A E Smith
Auction notice for A B Smith at Badper townships west of Loomis on Monday Feb 29 at 10 am offers agricultural implements 4 horses 15 cows and calves. Lunch at noon. Cash for $10 or less. over $10 credit to Nov 1 1904 at 10 percent interest 3 percent cash discount. LT White officiates. Smith proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EB
Smith
Badper
Loomis
LT. White
A. BE. Smith
Election Set For Next Tuesday In County Townships
Next Tuesday the first Tuesday in March a county election will be held in township precincts to elect officers to manage township business.
Public Auction at Hanson County Farm Near Riverside
O. L. Barber proprietor sells at public auction on his farm in Plano township Hanson county five miles north and a half mile east of Riverside on Tuesday March 1 starting at 10 a m. Items include 4 horses 18 cattle 4 hogs binder mower gang plow harrow hay rake wagon pulverizer 14 ft lay rack riding corn plow harnesses stove seed wheat and more. Terms cash under $10 and over $10 on bankable security until Dec 1 1904 at 10 percent interest 3 percent discount for cash. Auctioneers W H Young and clerk Wm Smith.
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Plano Township
Hanson County
Riverside
For Sale Two Lots House Barn East Sixth Street
Bargains list items including two desirable lots on the south side, a small house with barn on East Sixth Street, 640 acres of land in Union township Davison county, 20 head of young farm horses, and a new nine room house for sale or rent on East Seventh Street. Address Fr. E Morse Alexandria S D.
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East Sixth Street
Union Township
Davison County
East Seventh Street
Fr. E Morse
Alexandria
S. D
The French Deputy’s Perquisites
A Century article outlines French deputies’ privileges including a salary of 0,000 francs, free railway travel, free lunches at the Palais Bourbon bar, and discounted cigars for influence. It notes meals eaten at the free counter and says many deputies lack enough income to live decently, driving some to supplement pay by newspaper contributions or court pleading.
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Palais Bourbon
Impany
Salle Des Seances
Denmark Plans Surname Adoption Bill To Diversify Names
The Danish government will propose a bill to the legislature to encourage new surnames amid a shortage of variety. Hansen and Petersen are common, with towns of 30,000 having few surnames. widespread duplications disrupt records and business relations, per the London Globe.
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Denmark
Hansen
Petersen
Sverensen
London Globe
Nobel Prize Poem and Plum Pudding Notes
The text discusses Bjornson receiving the Nobel Prize as a political act aimed at reconciling with King Oscar over Norway's northeastern region. It notes Russian agitation among fishermen there and then shifts to a London Lancet analysis of plum pudding nutrient value, questioning its dietary strength and detailing nitrogen content and albuminoids.
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Bjornstjerne Bjornson
Oscar
Norway
Sweden
London Lancet
Dromedaries Smoke Cigars in Egypt Travel Tales
Travelers in Egypt report dromedaries kept awake on long journeys by smoking cigars. A keeper uses a carved wooden holder to place the cigar in the beast’s mouth, which then puffs and continues plodding without rest. The note appears in Pearson's and Boston Transcript humor columns.
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Egypt
Pearson’s
Unusual Chum Question on Marriage Sparks Laughter
In a light exchange the Detroit Bree Press notes a newly married couple’s reason for wedding. The groom humorously cites a long acquaintance and absence of a sofa pillow as a playful trigger for matrimony.
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Detroit Bree Press
Notice to Creditors Kellogg Estate South Dakota 1904
Notice is given by S Cattrell administrator of the estate of T N Kellogg deceased. Creditors and all persons with claims must present them with vouchers within four months of first publication to the administrator at his Mitchell South Dakota office dated February 9 1904.
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T. N. Kellogg
T.N. Kellogg
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
Petition for Letters of Administration in Davison County
Notice states Walter H. Robertson petitions for letters of administration of Melvina A. Robertson deceased. Hearing set for March 12 at 2 p.m. in Mitchell SD court to consider the petition with interested parties allowed to appear and show cause. Dated February 8, 1904. Judge W Abbey. Clerk S Catthell. Attorney N Crow.
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South Dakota
Davison
Melvina A. Robertson
Walter H. Robertson
Joseph Harker
Mitchell
S.D
County of
Mitchell, S. D
A. D
Lease of Common School Lands Davison County Auction
Public notice states that on March 15 1904 all unleased common school lands in Davison county will be offered for lease at a public auction from 10 am to 5 pm at the front door of the court house in Pierre. Dated January 9 1904 Pierre C J Bach Commissioner of School and Public Lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Coun
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Harv Reed Testimony
Mr. Harvey Reed of the Riverside dairy nearargo N D reports persistent kidney pain eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at Wilson's pharmacy. He credits the treatment with complete relief and urges others with kidney ailments to try it. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Iere
Harvey Reed
Argo
N. D
Riverside Dairy
Wilsor
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
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Barnes
Attest S. Catthell
Sear
N. Crow
W. Abbey
Pierre, 8. D
C. J. Bach
Doan
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