Johnston Named Railroad Commissioner Candidate
Mitchell Republican endorses Geo A Johnston for railroad commissioner and notes Bras withdraws from state superintendent race. Iroquois Chief confirms Bras defeat and Johnston secures Davison county delegation. Various papers anticipate Johnston's nomination with support across Davison and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Johnston
Davison County
Bras
Frank Crane
Watertown
Mitchell Republican
Johnston
George
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Yankton
Iroqudéis
Harry L. Bras
Mitchell
R. S. Gleason
Kingsbury
Codington
Alexandria Herald
Kimball
H. L. Bras
Mr. Bras
Mayor Seaman Surprised by 200 Friends at Home
A large crowd unexpectedly gathered at Mayor Seaman's South Side residence on Friday evening to congratulate him amid talk of enforcement of the prohibition law. The event featured cake from the W C T U and Order League, with Mrs. Catharine Black of Le Roy, NY, noted for overcoming a severe cold and praising a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardin
Cleveland
District of Columbia
Senate
Congress
Mathews
Albany
Stevenson
Rathbun
Milwaukee
Henry Noble
Aberdeen
Henry Parry
Wao
Uffe
Seaman
The
and Order League
Union
L. Bradford
Catharine Black
le Roy
N. Y
S. H. Scallin
Electric Bitters and Local Civic Notes Featured in County Advertisements
Health tonic Electric Bitters touted for Liver and kidney aid and quick relief from headaches. Local officials report abolishing street commissioner role, police chief to handle duties, and a $1 settlement on Geo Summers bill. Also mentions Parks’ Sure Cure for women and Shiloh's Vitalizer praised by Mrs Hawkins. S. H. Scallin’s drugstore sells remedies at 50c to 75c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Scallin
Board of Equalization
Seaman
Geo. Summer
Profitable Deal Framed by Tax Commissioner Report
The Armour Chronicle notes criticism of the 1886 tax office creation and T. E. Blanchard of Mitchell reports that counties owe the state 17.7 with 2.20 expenses. The Toledo area ad copy markets CATARRH CURE and remedies from Cheney Co and others, touting testimonial sales and King’s New Discovery with a free trial offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Chronicle
T. E. Blanchard
Mitchell
Blanchard
State of Ohio
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Frank J
A. D
A.W. Gleasé
Hall
Death of Mrs McCaslin and local notices
Death came to Mrs J F McCaslin after six months of spinal trouble and nervous prostration. Funeral was held from west Third Street residence at 4 o clock Tuesday forenoon. She leaves a husband and two sons George 12 and Earl. She was a Presbyterian and Rev Williams conducted the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McCaslin
West Third Street
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Resale
Scandinavian Republican League
John Reierson
John P. Carlson
A. H. Pearson
Tre
Aveling
California Fig Syrup Co
S. H. Sceakin
Judge Haney
Chamberlain, Democrat
Opera House
Parks
de Witte
L. O. Gale
Sanuborn
J. E. Needham
Sanborn House
Wm. Nation
Parkston
Nebraska
Mr. Nation
Widmann
Tropics
Cook
A J Addison
Claud Powell
Cora Harrington
Ei Platt
FL Rabon
John M Smidley
G W Sheridan
W J Tobin
Jack
Saml
T. Green
FP. M
Teller
Denver Times
Lincoln
Poster
Yankton Reservation
Mitchell Printing Co
Ione
University Notes
Graham
L. A. Stout
Duncan
Maggie Currens
Omaha
Auguste Chandler
Gettysburg
McVey
Rothenburger
Mary H. Killiam
Philadelphia
Penn
South Dakota
Epworth
Charles Locke
Haynes
J. W. Halley
Batavia
R. P. Howard
Marvin & Howard
New Orleans
S . S. B. Basford
Carthage
S. D
Sioux City
Park
H. Scallin
Bucklen
DeWitt
Karl
McCaslin
Shiloh
Jooper Gregg
This City
E. H. Teall
James’. Cooper
Lulu May Gregg
B. Morse
Ben Olson
A. H. Pehrson
N. J. Nielsen
B. P. Nicholson
H. Helgesen
Peter Hjelmyr
Chas. Peterson
Tom Weslen
K. P
S. Z. Greene
V.C
A. E
S. T Greene
John Maier
Pierce
Reay Jarrett
King George C
Van
Mrs. Garrett
George E. Logan Furniture CO
Mitchell, South Dakota
South
Dak
MO. O. Walrath
Fairbank
N. K. Fairbank & Coo
Chicago
Cali
Scallin
JE. C. Newbury
University
von Mohl CO
Cincinnati
al Fugmists
Porib
Mitchell, S. B
LI. Scallin
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