Swine Auction Opens Mitchell Live Stock Sale
The Mitchell Live Stock Association held its opening swine auction at the pavilion with a large crowd. Forty eight hogs were listed with top price around 101 dollars for Bonnie Belle. Farmers and buyers from several towns participated, ending with poultry sales by Gol Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Downer
Freeman
W. H. Lilley
Alpena
Freeman Maid
J. M. Elion
Mitchell
S. D
Maud
Nick Gaetze
J. M. Dunmire
Scotland
Royal Belle
Downs & McKinney
Mt. Vernon
Durocsay
Bonnie Belle
Poland
China
A. K. Brevik
Gol. Jones
Ethan Community Notes Chronicle Local Goings On
The Ethan area reports visitors and residents sharing news from Jan 25 to 27. Hon C I Drake plans return to Pierre after a short home stay. W W Jones expands land near Cottonwood. Stopfer Schurz add a second story to their warehouse. social events include a Hard Times Social Jan 28 with 15 cent lunch, and another Jan 29 at Tobey’s hall. Mrs Loevinger recovers from gall stone surgery. a Married Folks Club dance drew the largest crowd of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan
Pierre
C. I. Drake
W. W. Jones
Cottonwoood
Andrew Stopfer
Hawarden
Mrs. Jones
Mary Schurz
T. P. Navin
Mitchell
John Schoenfelder
Sioux City
Andy Stopfer
Iowa
Tobey’s Hall
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
A. G. Bauer
Parkston
David Loeyinger
Loevinger
Geo. Bunnell
A. C. Drake
Canada
O. L. Branson
Mr. Rumboldt
Wm. Craig
Grandpa Lammon
Stopfer & Schurz
John Tyler
Main Street
Loomis Area Social Notes and Local Travel Lin
The Loomis area reports visitors and travels including Ward Balding and family visiting in Tulare, Ward Marsden visiting Edgerton Wisconsin, and I G Alexander hosting a visitor from Lancaster Wisconsin. The Missionary Society met, raising $6 for dinner, and there are local building, school, and family events with multiple residents visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Doyle
Geo. Ayers
Menango
Loomis Sund
I. C
Mitchell
Pp. Young
Loomis
Mellie
Alice Watkins
TH. Perry
N. W. Doyle
Chas. Vegus
QO. S. Browne
John Nagal and Son
Sioux City
Ghas
Clark
Orval Crippen
J. H. Clark
Letcher
A. A. Lyons
Des Moines
Iowa
Letta Clark
W. H. Comstock
Public lands lease auction in Davison County 1909
Notice states unleased common school lands in Davison County will be offered for lease at a public auction on March 30 1909 between 10 am and 5 pm at the front door of the courthouse Pierre January 26 1909 Commissioner O C Dokken of Schools and Public Lands binds the action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Said County
Pierre
State Teachers Examination Set for Mitchell SD
Pursuant to notice from the State Department a regular Teachers Examination will be held in the office of the Co superintendent of Schools at Mitchell South Dakota on Thursday and Friday February 4 and 5 1909. Examination will begin at 9 a.m. sharp. O B Browne County Superintendent Schoals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Co. Superintendent of Schools
Mitchell
S. D
Sharp
O. B. Browne
Schoals
Hitchcock On Board as Regents Representative
The Republican received a telegram from Pierre announcing Mayor A E Hitchcock was appointed by Governor Vessey to the State Board of Regents representing the democratic party to replace retiring Dr Spafford. His appointment was confirmed in the senate later that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Pierre
A. E. Hitchcock
Vessey
State Board of Regents
Democratic Party
Spafford
Hitchcock
Senate
Home remedy for rheumatism and kidney complaints
An old authority promotes a homemade medical mix to treat rheumatism and kidney issues. The recipe uses Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsparilla with instructions to take a teaspoon after meals and at bedtime. Drugstores can supply ingredients or compound the mixture.
Local notes from Sioux Falls and area events
Andrew Schumer attended a Knights of Columbus meeting in Sioux Falls on Sunday. Hoyt Cox returned to Vivian after a Mitchell business trip. Mrs. Charles Martin left for Canton Mississippi to care for a sick mother. Mrs. Simons returned to Pierre after a city stay. A. J. Wooledge homebound two weeks, improving to return soon. Westland shop changed hands to C G Krogh who plans upgrades. Mrs. F O Marks slowly improving after paralysis. W M Parsons from Minneapolis aiding Y M C A planning meeting in February. H W Black visited from Mt Vernon. A five month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Hanson died. funeral at Graceland cemetery. Henry M Mills of Woonsocket and Mary C Watson of Minneapolis wed in Woonsocket then a church ceremony for Frank Conroy and Katie Schneider. I W Seaman returned from Chicago after top cattle sale. Elks and Mitch ell Club discuss using the latter’s rooms for a lodge and social events. Mr. and Mrs. D H Strothers return from Mt. Vernon Iowa amid harsh weather. Government thermometer shows 44 degrees then 26 degrees at night, aiding stock and poultry meeting preparations.
Turgeon Chevalier Wedding at Holy Family Church
Laura Turgeon and W J Chevalier were married at Holy Family Church on Wednesday at 8 30 in a Nuptial Mass celebrated by Rev Dean Shea. The couple planned to reside in Plankinton after a wedding breakfast at the De Lire home and a honeymoon trip to Galena Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Family Church
Laura Turgeon
P. J. Delire
W. J. Chevalier
Plankinton
Clarence Loomis
Hermenia Reinsen
Joseph Turgeon
Dean Shea
Delire
Fifth Avenue East
Kimball
Chevalier
Eat What You Need and Let Kodol Digest Food
The text emphasizes eating a sufficient amount of wholesome food to maintain strength and health. It warns against dieting and stresses thorough digestion. When the stomach is weak it should be aided, and Kodol Digest will help by resting the stomach and digesting the food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodol
Guarantee Offer for Kodol Dollar Bottle Refund
A drugstore refund promise applies to the dollar bottle of Kodol from E. C. DeWitt & Co. Chicago. If a user reports no benefits after complete use, the pharmacist will refund the purchase price, covering only the large bottle and one per family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Watches Satin A. H. Pehrson Jewelry Faces Cold Week
The report notes A. H. Pehrson Jewelry failed for six years as temperatures dipped 15 to 30 degrees below zero during this week. Stockmen and poultry fanciers speculate the dry atmosphere has altered conditions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Live Stock Association
Pavillion
Ford Drey
Ewing Bros
R. G. Crannell
Langford
R. F. Powers
C. Kelsey
Fedora
T. Rick
Peerless
M. Ginsbach
Hartford
Cap. Jones
Sioux Falls
Frances 5Th
R. J. Weiland
Conistota
Canistota
M. P. Dougherty
Queen Ann 2d
M. J. DeWolf
Miss Sanborn
K. M. Levings
Webster
C. M. Dewey
Shannon City
Towa
W. H. Foster
Ellis
College Lady
South Dakota State College
P. E. Murphy
Oldham
N. A. Jensen
Whitewood Lass
Jake Meese
W. A. Bailey
Willis Bros. Kimball
Doland
H. A. Hildebrand
Reliance
R.W. Labrie
C. P. House
Lady B.L
E. P. Howe
Parker
8. D
W.A. Hildebrand
Lady W A
E. Flynn
Lady Kingswood
William Crabbs
Yankton
Carl Sohnne
Beauty Kingswood
William Drabbs
Emery
Sunlight 2d
Otto Schaub
Salem
Berkshire
R. W. Labrie
Miss Charming
T. N. Babcock
Watertown
J. C. Lambert
Howard
Kenilworth Beauty
Ls. D
Lou Berryman
Lee
Tad’s
J. C. Lambert, Howard
Chester
W.H. Lilly
Thompson
Lillie Denman
Corsica
Mr. Bunnell
Joe Hull
Stopter and Schurz
VVHAN
O. C. Dokken
the State Board of
Regents
Andrew Schumer
Knights of Columbus
Hoyt Cox
Vivian
Charles Martin
Fifth Avenue West
Canton
Miss
J. M. Simons
A. J. Wooledge
Ole Westland
Second Avenue
C. G. Krogh
Creschard Beacon
F. O. Marks
W. M. Parsons
Minneapolis
Whittaker
H. W. Black
Mr. Black
W. D. Waterman
Freeport
Ill
Hanson
Omaha
T. J. Macmurray
Graceland Cemetery
T. J Macmurray
Henry M. Mills
Woonsocket
Mary C. Watson
Mills
Frank Conroy
Katie Schneider
Dominic Schneider
Beulah Township
I. W. Seaman
Elks
Mitchell Club
The
D. H. Strothers
Turgeon
Mrs. Chevalier
Milwaukee
Galena
Trust
Talume
Diehl & Brown
A. H. Pehrson
Hand
Hyde
Champeny Block
South Dakota
Lewis Shuster
Hart Schaffner & Marx
W.C. Metcalf
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