Open Air Service Draws Big Crowd in Third and Main
Dr Hoagland preaches to a packed outdoor gathering at Third and Main as the first in a series of open air church meetings. Local ministers, YMC A officials and a chorister-led choir participate, with offerings to aid the library and Y. S.A. The sermon stresses seriousness about character and responsibility amid opposition to Christian work.
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Third
Main Streets
the Baptist
Whittaker
Miss Ford
Mr. Dixon
A. Craig Bowdish
Congregational Church
Th. Woagland
Ghrist
Noted Men in Everybody’s Magazine Profiles Minnesota Figures
An Everybody’s Magazine issue features an appreciative article on Governor John Johnson of Minnesota with half tone portraits from Sweet tae. It highlights Minneapolis photographers White and Dinehart and shows life like portraits of public men including T. S. Walker Thos HySheviin lumber magnates Samuel Reaponie capitalist railroad man Judge Purdy Senator Washburn State Treasurer C Dinehart Seth Comstock and many district judges from North Dakota and South Dakota alongside bankers journalists and business leaders in Minneapolis.
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Everybody's Magazine
John
A Johnson
Minnesota
Governor Johnson
Sweet Tae
Inneapolis
Minneapolis
T. S. Walker
Thos’ HySheviin
Samcnl
Min- Reaponie
Adchef
Seattle
Purdy
Washburn
C. Dinehnart
Minne- Bae Fon
Seth Comstock
Moorgroup
Gy Eerepin Cornly
Fener
North da- Ac
Ddm. Morgan
Dakota
Supreme Bench
Minneapois
Rural teachers and the value of the country school
The piece argues rural teachers deserve credit for guiding pupils toward city high schools. It notes rural schools train students in reading and arithmetic and suggest many city instructors rely on that groundwork, shaping the education pipeline despite urban standards.
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Mmarsifitokna ‘Times-Republican
Hessure
John
Doctor dies after self testing poison in medicine
In Geil Fourche July 10 a physician, Dr W J Wagner of Elliett Wyoming, tested a dose of medicine on himself to prove it was not poisonous and died within hours. He and his bride had moved from Randolph Nebraska about a year ago and built a practice. The bottle was found to contain strychnine and was wrongly labeled by an eastern drug house. His ashes were sent to his former home.
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Geil Fourche
W. J. Wagner
Eliett
Wisconsin Delegates to National Irrigation Congress
Wisconsin designates 12 delegates for the 17th National Irrigation Congress in Spokane August 9 to 14 with Governor Davidson possibly attending. Delegates include Dr. Clark Gapen Elmer A. Pierce J M Griffith Alec Cobban Madison W W Strickland Superior W Lewis Racine A Decker Grand Rapids R C Faulds Abrams G J Seamans Reedsburg I F McDermitt Rhinelander W W Patten Chippewa Falls and G B E Newman Ladysmith. Caries W Mott of Milwaukee will speak on Who has Become of the Great American Desert. Delegates total 4500 to 5000 from many nations and discuss reclamation forestry roads and home building.
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Spokane
Wash
Wisconsin
National Irrigation Congress
Davidson
Hay
Washington
Badger Club
QO. G. Munson
Madison
Arthur Hooker
Board of Control
Dr. Clark Gapen
Elmer A. Pierce
J. M. Griffith
Alec Cobban
W. W. Strickland
Superior
W. Lewis
Racine
A. Decker
Grand Rapids
R. C. Faulds
Abrams
G. J. Seamans
Reedsburg
I. F. McDermitt
Rhinelander
W. W. Patten
Races Open At Driving Park In Warm Spring Afternoon
A large crowd attended the Driving Park races on Tuesday with sunshine and clear track. Seven entries competed in the 2:17 pace with Red Hill taking first in heat one and Wiltomont second. Wiltomont later faced a disqualification dispute from Duster Lockheart’s driver Faris. The 3:00 trot featured Felix and Harley leading in most heats with Felix taking final honors. The five-eighths mile running race saw Alsona prevail in the first heat and Irish Swede win the second, forcing a decisive run-off that Irish Swede won. An automobile exhibition followed but the scheduled race was postponed due to lateness.
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Driving Park
Old Sol
Dr. W. A
Athens
Flandreau
A. C. Berry
C. F. Raymond
M. H. Gosche
J. G. McCartney
Ray Smith
H. P. Beckwith
Nichols
American Trotting Association
Red Hill
Thos. Kindred
Monk G
J. W. Jackson
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Swedish Boy
Tom Mernaugh
Letcher
Bess
Chas. Corcoran
Miller
Duster Lockheart
Jas. Faris, Jr
Wiltomont
A. D. McClellan
Clark
Midget
P. J. Cruse
Mt. Vernon
Jas, Faris
Faris
Lou Burton
D. Mathews
Harley
Pat Jackman
Waterloo
Ettolor
Dr. Shipley
Nettie Rex
Hugh Smith
Howard
Felix
Frank Donnelly
Fort Dodge
Roy Jay
J. S. Lockwood
Lower Brule
Monte Allerton
J. A. Faris
Dan Sprague
W. H. McMillen
Alpena
Montauk Neil
Dorothy Kinsel
Alsona
J. W. Johnson
John Hudleson
Red Rock
John Tyson
Gannan
Jas. Cavanaugh
Marthac
J. A. Schmeller
Sleepy Bill
Geo. Seggwick
Trish Swede
Gannon
John Louster
E. M
Two Afternoon Car Races Amid Missed Tuesday Meet
The event will feature two races this afternoon to replace the one missed on Tuesday. Organizers aim to complete the program with drivers competing for top places and possible track records.
Northwest Progress Parade Depicts Frontier to Civilization
Spokane will host two parades August 10 and 11 in honor of the 17th National Irrigation Congress with a 10,000-strong industrial and irrigation army march August 12. Grand marshal EB Cartier Van Dissel leads divisions featuring Indians from the Spokane reservation, Lewis and Clark era floats, fur traders, missionaries, pioneers, lumberers, and farm machinery displays. Delegations from Idaho to Alberta join in a vibrant, district-identified spectacle planned to attract delegates and visitors from across the nation.
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Spokane
Wash
Northwest
National Irrigation Congress
Industrial and Irrigation Army
EB. F. Cartier van Dissel
14Th Cavalry
Walla Walla
William Ostermann
Spokane Reservation
Jim Sam
Oliver Lott
Lewis and Clark
Clearwater Country
Inland Empire
New Mexico
Texas
Kansas
California
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Missouri
New York
Illinois
Colorado
Mitchell Grain Market Prices Reported
Market update lists grain prices from Mitchell with wheat No. 2 at 1.08 and No. 8 at 1.05, No. 4 at 1.01, velvet chaff 1.08, durum 0.90, flax 1.50, oats 0.35, corn 0.51, barley 0.45, rye 0.58, and a rejected lot.
Explosion and Fire Destroy Four Kimball Buildings
An explosion from a gasoline stove tank in Tom Weiss's eating house and bowling alley sparked a major blaze in Kimball Tuesday afternoon about 2:30. Four connected buildings in the first block west of the Milwaukee depot burned, including the eating house saloon billiard hall and a vacant Sioux Falls Brewing Co. corner building. Wind spread embers to nearby yards and lots, starting small fires that were soon put out. Loss is about 10000 dollars with no insurance on most structures. only the Sioux Falls Brewing Co. had 500 dollars coverage. Fire limits have been set to prevent further frame construction in the district.
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Tom Weiss
Kimball
Milwaukee Depot
Sioux Falls Brewing Co
Mischance at Dinner Throng Tripped Dress Inspires Witty Reply
A Lady steps on another’s dress on stairs causing a sharp-mouthed remark from a man. The offended woman replies with a courteous quip, saying the angel stood in the way and the ass spoke, echoing Tit-Bits wit.
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Balaam
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