Rainmaker to test in Plankinton and Dakota items
A Kansas company head, A B Montgomery, arrives in Aberdeen area to test artificial rain, with planned demonstrations in Plankinton late April or early May. He aims to prove rain production before selling rights by district or county, promising no charge if no rain. Local report notes interest in Mitchell and Aurora counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Montgomery
Goodland
Kansas
Plankinton
A. B. Montgomery
Inter State Artificial Rain Company
Mr. Montgomery
Aberdeen
Roscoe
Miller
Aurora County
Sioux City
Mitchell
A Church Rededication and City Gazette Debate
The Presbyterian church reopened with full houses in morning and evening services. The sermons drew on Exodus and Israel’s Red Sea passage, stressing crisis, consecration, and new life, followed by the Lord's Supper and a strong financial gain. The piece also notes city political tensions, contrasting THE REPUBLICAN and Gazette coverage of Mitchell’s government and tax issues, calling for accountability and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Israel
Red Sea
Reform Humbug Prompts County Commission Proceedings
The Gazette notes the commission meetings dominate local space following fall elections that brought a Republican county commissioner by an independent. The reform paper attacks alleged abuses, overlooking that its own allies on the old board, including commissioners J. B. Davis, are among those implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform Organ
J. B. Davis
Sunday Funerals for H S Winsor and Local Notices
The Winsor residence on west Fourth street hosted Sunday forenoon services for H S Winsor with Rev J H Babcock of St Marys Church officiating. A male quartet sang two selections before the body departed for Elkhorn Wisconsin, escorted by his three sons. Pallbearers included Geo H Ball S J Moore W Abbey J L Davenport A E Hitchcock and Jos Harker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Winsor
Winsor
West Fourth Street
H.S. Winsor
J. H. Babcock
St. Mary’s Church
Messrs
Kratz, Brown, Pehrson
Hover
Milwaukee
Elkhorn
Wis
Geo. H. Ball
S. J. Moore
W. Abbey
J. L. Davenport
A. E. Hitchcock
Jos. Harker
Hon H S Winsor Dies Peacefully Surrounded By Family
Horatio Sales Winsor born 1815 in Woonsocket Rhode Island died at 77 in Mitchell surrounded by sons Frank H Winsor and Edward F Winsor with C H Winsor of Sioux Falls also present. A respected Wisconsin lawyer and longtime public servant, he practiced in Elkhorn and Mitchell, served in the Wisconsin Assembly, and died after a long life of honor and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Winsor
Bartow
Florida
Mr. Winsor
Elkhorn
Wis
Horatio Sales Winsor
Woonsocket
R. I
Cattaraugus County
N. Y
Mitchell
West Fourth Street
Frank
C. H. Winsor
Sioux Falls
Frank H
Edwin F
Ella
Winsor
Chile
Mitchells Real Estate Sees Rebound After Busy Season
With a plentiful crop and signs of further prosperity Mitchells real estate business is returning to its former prominence. The city had many vacant houses a year ago, but these are now scarce and demand for dwellings is rising steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudents
Nichols
Bly
Nick
Cor- Woodcock
Zollers
Dakota
Davis
Ketehell
Aberdeen
Henry Noble
Iris
Dwight
Bakan
Lawler Street
Frank Weller
Tle Creek
Mich
Weller
Kocher
Oregon
A.M. Bowdle
the Gazette
Reform Organ
Mitchell
Chicago to host Democratic convention on June twenty first
The National Democratic committee chose Chicago on the fifteenth ballot by 28 votes to 18 for Milwaukee and scattering, announcing the convention will meet June 21. Also noted are the death of Supreme Court Justice Bradley and a fatal Indianapolis fire that killed sixteen with twenty more injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Chicago
National Democratic Committee
Milwaukee
Justice Bradley
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Indiana Surgical Institute
Indianapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Assem
Alex
Craft
Woonsocket Is
Singy Machine
S Groenke
Second Street
Jas
Lehman
Lippitt
Petric
Rhinery
Buance
Ourican Express Co
Nh. Fu
Fred Dodd
Ethan
Mr. d
Tom Burns
H. C. Press
G. H. Summers
Kimball
Mr. Summs
Love
Sage
Lausden R. Taylor
Marengo
Indiana
Brother Taylor
Bishop Taylor
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Avested A. Blackwell
James Blackwell
Taylor
Hutchinson County
South Dakota
F. M. Church
Mt. Vernon
Jim Weiss
Vern Moore
United States
Capt. Smith
Chas. Johnson
Col. Sheare
Watertown
H. S. Wilson
S. D
Plymouth Rock
H. S. Bras
Mitchell, S. D
Presbyterian House of Worship
Huron
Tammany Ring
Carter Harrison
Republican
Gazette
Lewis
of Purity
L. R. Taylor
M. E. Church
J. B. Freeland
Wessington Springs
Ward
National Union
Capt. Logan
Schemer
Wil Mak
Hutchins
Howard Kibbee
J.B. King
East Chatham
Chas
Juippitt
Mr. Lippitt
Boston
James Smith
Smith
Teyer
Alexandria
Union Store
National Union Co
Anon Serse
St. Lawrence
Ralph Wheelock
Waglette
Jim River
Pease
Letcher Blade
James M Kimball
W. H. McKeel
I. H. Cope
Brennis
J Coman
Lyra Davis
Bell Coon
H Hessington
G Johnson
Chris K Hoyner
Shoemaker
Roberts Sherman
J. W. Beattie
P. M
Thos. Fleming
Mleming
Joe Kindelan
Henry Ackerman
S. C. E. Social
R.T. Robinson
Baker
Sherman Cattrell
East Third Street
Hood
Gxo
P. Dix
Drs
Dix
Dak
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