Weeds and Minor Notices Highlight Local Life and Trades
A collage of short items notes bug poisons, barn additions, stock abreast at Pair, pensions grants and rejections, a storm repair on east side homes, local auctions and dray activity. Mentions Mr. Tannehill buying property, farmers in town, and a Glance at church and school events with community commerce and health ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Summers
Bob Wills
East Side
Mr. Tannehill
Mylan & Tannehill
R. I. Alterton
Tsaxe Sheeder
Than
Hood
Knowles & Greene
A. M. Bowdle
Mitchell
AOU W Rally To Elect Grand Master Workman at Redfield
The A.O.U. W of the two Dakotas meets at Redfield on August 3 to elect a grand master work man as the supreme lodge declares the office vacant. Mrs Campbell and her Indian husband plan to sell reservation property and move to Nebraska. J P Grove of Papillion buys 560 acres northwest of Plainview and receives a steam breaker to farm flax. Mr Trow reports Sioux City railroad talks cautious but optimistic about progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.O.U. W
Two
Dakotas
Redfield
Supreme Lodge
Forest City
Campbell
Chaska
Nebraska
J. P. Grove
Papillion
Plainview
J. A. Trow
Madison
Sioux City
Trow
Neighborhood Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Willard Huyck visited friends from Emery early this week. A. W. Smith adds a 24 by 38 foot barn extension. Charley Arland won prizes at a Huron shoot. Election of village officers is next Tuesday. The Union band played on return from Chamberlain. Ladies of Sioux Falls plan a Chicago exhibit of woman’s work for the South Dakota building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Huyck
Emery
A. W. Smith
WN. A. Pink
Rock Valley
Bruce Fink
Elk Point
Baker Township
Lorane Dwight
Waterloo
Miss Stubbs
Frank Hodge
Milne
Dell Rapids
Alex
Charley Arland
Huron
W. R. Edgerton
Chamberlain
Union Band
Argus Leader
Ladies of
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Chicago
Mitchell
A Childless Home and Farm Report From Baker Township
A marital vignette contrasts wealth with yearning for a child and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy. Separately, Commissioner John Cook reports Baker township crops—wheat behind schedule but improving after rain while corn shows rapid growth and strong yields expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Pierce
John Cook
Baker Township
Travel Advice Promoting Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
A travel warning urges passengers to carry Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for sea or rail journeys. It claims the tonic prevents seasickness stomach upsets and protects against malaria dyspepsia biliousness kidney trouble and rheumatism and recommends use before travel and during rough conditions.
Runaway Team Injures Dean At Fletcher’s Livery
A horse team attached to a buggy at Fletchers livery barn bolted down a hill causing Dean to jump free. The tongue struck the ground, the buggy overturned, and Dean suffered a deep gash on the head and mangled knuckles as the horses slammed into a telegraph pole. bystanders aided him afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Fletcher
Mitchell’ Printing Co’s
Congregational minister chosen for Mitchell church
The city welcomes Rev. Mark Williams from Ann Arbor as the new six month pastor for the Mitchell Congregational church. Williams, a graduate of Andover seminary, is married to Miss Allie Graves of Ann Arbor. They reside with R. P. Hall on Main Street as the church community extends warm congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Mark Williams
Ann Arbor
Mich
Williams
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Andover
Mass
Allie Graves
R. P. Hall
Main Street
Davison County Sees Near $1 Million Property Valuation Increase
Assessors across Davison County report a sizable rise in total property value this year. Last year’s valuation under $2 million climbs toward a near one million dollar increase due to land value gains, with no change in the overall valuation ratio. Official figures will follow in later columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Hood's Sarsaparilla Proclaims Blood Purity Remedy
The ad touts eternal vigilance for health and warns that hidden blood impurities can emerge unexpectedly. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the unequalled remedy that conquers disease and is the king of all tonics.
Bras visits Madison Chautauquan camp for season
H. L. Bras of Mitchell and his wife arrived on the grounds and set up camp for the season. He is a prominent Republican candidate for state superintendent of public instruction, and supporters hope he achieves his ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
H. Carter
Pioneer Press
Montana
Mr. Cleveland
Harrison
Bras
Madison Chautauquan
H. L. Bras
Mitchell
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Call
Billy Allen
Will Dodson
Security Bank
Lpdward
A. Patrick
Chmberlain
Democrat
Pather Ahern
Peavey
J. T. Pembrook
Adrian
Minn
Harry Perkins
Mt. Vernon
Nd. Swindler
W. J. Wilcox
I. L. Wait & Co
Mary E. Wright
Badger Township
D. Grammar Department
Yankton
J. M. Adams
Prince Edwich Island
Republican
Morning Guardian
Charlottetown
Henry Parry & Co
Lower Main Street
Sioux Walls Argus
Willard Snow, Jr
York, Neb
Weane
St. Rose Academy
Father Sheehan
Sioux Malls
Louis Lund
Jacob Becker
HSC
Id. Devy
East Sixth Street
Ely
Denver
I. B. van Alstine
Kansas
Knowles & Green
Will Scallin
Board of Pharmacy
Will
H. C. Greene
Jim River
Dr. Daniels
de Witt
S. LL. O. Gale
Neighborhood News
Mr. Vernon
AL A
Locher Ore Arcnintecce
Henry Thorn
Exter Hall
Strand
London
Allcock
D. Barker
Bowdle
Milwaukee Track
Mhall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
P. T. McGovern
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