Community Notes From Etuan and Surroundings
Local residents report property sales on East Main Street from Date Raben to Chas. Donk, and small town visits to Mitchell and Sioux Falls. Events include a funeral, teacher meeting, music lessons, elocution entertainment, and a postponed A. O. U. W. installation. House fire scars week’s happenings.
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Etuan
Raben
East Main Street
Chas
Donk
Nia Gatts
Sioux Falls
Beri Dupey
Phil. Tobin
Sallie Nolt
Stephen Oathout
Mitchell
W. Coursey
J. Quigley
Will Smith
Otto
WZ. Williams
Chas. Morsé
Twen
Beg Mason
Mason
Lorence Phelps
Pukwana
Masquerade draws large Mt Vernon crowd and local moves
Mt Vernon notes a well attended masquerade last Friday styled by AOUW with Ahas. Van Fleet off to Illinois for four to six weeks. Madrigal Ladies Quartet pleased the audience. Local residents Simon Halvorson Oscar Malverson B G Malde Oney Larson Storla and Nets Sweeson are purchasing land and remaining productive in the area.
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Mt. Vernon
Ahas
van Fleet
Ilinois
Bressie Streeter
J. S. Witch
Madrigzal Ladies
Simon Halvorson
Oscar Malverson
G. Malde
Oney Larson
Storla
Sam
Nets Sweeson
Suucoss
Epworth League Meeting at J R Whifie Home
Riverside notes an Epworth League business meeting at J R Whifie's home with postmeet ing games and refreshments. The next gathering is set for February 18 at A K Allbee's. Miss May de Carne has been ill, and Una Moses visited the White home. Mr and Mrs W L Wallis traveled to Sioux Falls.
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Riverside
Epworth League
J. R. Whifie
A. KE
Allbee’s
May de Carne
Una Moses
J. R. White
W. L. Wallis
Sioux Kalls
Epworth Leave Basket Social at School Locale
A basket social is planned for February 4 as part of the Retail Merchant's convention. Attendees are urged to bring a basket and enjoy the event.
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Epworth
Plano News Roundup Local Happenings and Ills
Plano notes report illnesses among children with chicken pox and mumps, a local family illness, and a sick elder. School shutdowns affect Nos. 2 and 3 while teachers Helen and Katharine Manly visited home. Community events include a Farwell Ladies Aid dinner raising over $3, a charity quilt for Sioux Falls Nome, and social events with solid turnout.
Loomis Social Notes and Local Visit Highlights
Lavwis Loomis reports a string of Sunday visits and short trips around Loomis. Walter Dexheimer of Mt. Vernon stayed with Arthur Shaw, and Ora Mewhirter along with Mr. Pool visited Spencer. Will Giltillan vacationed in Sioux City as Ethel Pynch spent Sunday at home. Supt. Mason of Aberdeen reviewed Loomis grounds for a new depot. Rev. Kilborn of Letcher spent time nearby. Frank Holenworth of Wessington and V. K. Haris hosted visitors, while Burt Pool and Ora Mewhbirter went to Spencer to see William Pool in the livery business. Lester Wesner of Mitchell visited the Loomis school. Wade Watkins and Mr. Young took cattle to Mitchell. Local youths attended a dance at Letcher. Will Clark narrowly escaped injury in a corn shelter shaft mishap. Mrs. Ole Johnson is somewhat better. Ralph Wardis of Morrison, visiting Loomis, returned home Wednesday.
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C. Bayley
Will Rowley
Mitchell
I. GC. Bayley
W. Bb. Rowley
Helen
Katharine Manly
Farwell
J. Conrad
Sioux
R. D. Lang
Clare la Fortune
Ellsworth
Lew
Arion
Will Montieth
Loomis
Young
Walter Dexheimer
Mt. Vernon
Arthur Shaw
Ora Mewhirter
Mr. Pool
Spencer
Will Giltillan
Sioux City
Ethel Pynch
Supt
Mason
Aberdeen
Rev. Kilborn of
Letcher
Frank Holenworth
Wessington
V. K. Haris
Burt Pool
Ora Mewhbirter
William Pool
Lester Wesner
Loomis School
W. KK. Warris
Wade Watkins
Mr. Young
Mitchell Suiday
Will Clark
Ole, Johnson
Ralph Wadrris
Morrison
Stockmen Meet To Parade Improvements In Stock Breeding
A South Dakota livestock gathering expects about 2000 representatives from stock breeders wool growers and poultry interests to attend shows in Mitchell. The event opens Tuesday evening January 31 with welcomes from Mayor Geo A Silshy and a series of talks on legislation and breeder programs led by Geo HE McKathron J M Elion and Hon A Chamberlain.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
Geo. A. Silshy
Association
Geo HE
McKathron
Huron
J. M. Elion
A. ¥. Chamberlain
Howard
State Wool Growers Meet and Poultry Buildings Talk
At 8:30 a m the annual State Wool Growers convention opens with remarks by M I Greeley from Gary and talks on feeding lambs for market by Edward Spurling of Brookings. Vermillion speakers cover calf care and show preparation. A 1 30 p m sale follows in the corn palace alongside the Eradication of Scabies by Dr Melvin and a talk on poultry buildings by Geo E Tuck of Watertown.
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State Wool Growers Convention
Corn Palace
the Agricultural Journal
M. I. Greeley
Gary
Edward Spurling
Brookings
C. EB. Prentis
Vermillion
W. Peterson
Sheep Breeders Meet Highlights and Talks Planned
Piles joins the convention as the annual meeting, with a program on Wednesday morning featuring Greeley on feeding sheep for market, a lamb care talk, fencing for sheep, wool preparation for market, rape in stubble, profit from sheep, and livestock outlook. Speakers include Frank Sherwin, W W Bell, I M Joslin, J Wall, and others from South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa. The sessions will be held in the city hall auditorium to accommodate many visitors.
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M. F. Greeley
Gary
Ms. D
Frank Sherwin
Brookings
S. D
Younes
Aa. M
Mitchbell
Hweela
John Manning
Booze
S.D
W. W. Bell
Manley
Minn
W. EF. Kelley
Baltic
W. Hk. Raymond
Twin Brooks
I. M. Joslin
Fredreick
J. ©. Wall
Ordway
S. 10
Tea Exterminates Poison Revitalizes Blood Said By Seallin Bros
Hollister advertisement promotes Rocky Mountain Tea claiming it expels poison and revives the blood. The copy promises a happy joyous feeling of bygone days and mentions 35 cents for tea or tab jets from Seallin Bros.
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Hollister
Seallin Bros
Poultry Show Set for Mitchell With Big Exhibits Next Week
The sixth annual South Dakota Poultry and Pet Stock Association show arrives next week in Mitchell with 900 birds last year and potential record turnout. Judges W S Russell of Ottumwa Iowa and W C Ellison of Pewaukee Wisconsin will score entries as birds arrive Monday and Tuesday. The exhibit opens to the public Wednesday morning February 1 and runs through Saturday with silver loving cups and cash premiums as prizes.
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W. Ss. Russell
Ottumwa
Towa
W. C. Ellison
Pewaukee
Wis
Mitchell
Ellison
Wight
Stock Sale Highlight at Corn Palace Auction Event
The meeting features a 1:30 pm daily stock sale at the corn palace with 187 head from 50 breeders. Colts Jones and Barclay oversee the sale assisted by J W Keedy and George MacEathorn. consignments include 11 horses, 80 cattle, 33 sheep and 60 swine all registered and state bred.
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Cor Palace
Corn Palace
Cols. Jones
Barclay
J. W. Keedy
Beresford
George MacEathorn
Iluron
Noted Russhing script Prince Préculre in Paris visit
The Kansas City Journal notes Prince Préculre, a famed Russhing script figure, visited Paris. He deems meat eating less humane than cannibalism and favors olives on vegetables boiled in oil with salads fruits and bread. At his St. Petersburg home he keeps a bear two wolves and nine dogs who are never fed meat.
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Préculre
Paris
Ite
St. Petersburg
Kansas City Journal
Public Auction in Lisbon Township Near Mt Vernon
The undersigned will sell at public auction on the north half of session 31, Lisbon township, 10 miles southeast of Mt. Vernon, on Wednesday, Feb. S, starting at 10 a.m. The inventory includes eight head of horses and two colts, 16 milk cows, a hull, 5 heifers, 11 steer calves, 4 beifer calves, hops, chickens, cream separator, bay stacker, mower, rake, plows, harrow, bogey, wagon, and more. Terms: cash under $10, over that amount on notes at 10 percent interest due by Nov. 1, 1905. Free lunch at noon. Auctioneers Koyden & Welch. Clerk HH. WR. Wwibhee. PD. PD. Davies.
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Lisbon Township
Mt. Vernon
Koyden & Welch
HH. WR
Wwibhee
PD. Davies
Wool Growers' Association Joins Stockmen Alliance
A year ago the Wool Growers' Association joined with stockmen to form a broader agricultural coalition. The move aimed to coordinate advocacy and support for ranchers and producers across regions.
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Wool Growers’ Association
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eTan
Gardner
Dakota Wesleyan University of Mitchell
Tobey's Hall
L. A
Tra Cutts Hardware Store
Ayer
David C. Kinne
Plainfield, Conn
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Senate of
SRE Ee Hyers
PLANO
Lavwis
FE. A. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
Geo. E. Tuck
Watertown
AJ W. Chase
Casper Wilton
Michigan City
Inid
Sis
AW. Chase
DRA AW Chase Medierne Co
Buffalo, NY
A. W. Chase
Dakota Poultry Association
In Mitchell
South Dakota Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Northwest
Minnesota
City Hall
Scallin
J. C. Hall
J. M. Dunawire
Scotland
Action Sale
THE
Mitchell Grocery CO
Fairbanks
Walter Baker
Dunham
Lai
Mitchell IronWorks
the People's Bargain House
AT. McGovern & Sons
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