Rainmaking jokes and local notes from Yankton area
A compact weekly recap notes births in families of Kindelan and Michaels, six Spirit Lake excursionists, a death and birth at the county poor farm, a hay loss from Baker township fire, rain hopes and crop reports, wage cut rumors at Milwaukee, a Phreno Cosmian souvenir sale, local visits, sidewalk plans, and various town and county notices. It mentions flood and lightning events, railway news, and social items including marriages, baptisms, and gatherings.
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Spirit Lake
Milwaukee
Baker Township
J. H. McLean
Alexandria Herald
Hanson County
John Schmidt
Tony Urban
Justice Abbey
Harvest News From Letcher and Surrounding Areas
Harvest is in full swing with weather favoring crops. reports from Letcher, Emery, Mitchell, and surrounding towns. Residents attend Prohibition convention in Madison. local schools, churches, and fraternal groups hold meetings and socials amid a busy rural community.
West Virginia Maryland and Shenandoah Valley land offer
Advertises health comfort and prosperity in West Virginia Maryland and Virginia Shenandoah Valley with available improved farm lands from 8 dollars per acre unimproved from 2 to 6, rich mineral lands water power and business sites noted. Half rate excursions from Chicago and B and O towns in Indiana and Ohio listed with August July dates and December dates. Information free and addressed to M W Richards Baltimore Md land and immigration agent.
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West Virginia
Maryland
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
United States
Chicago
Indiana
Ohio
Shenanandoah Valley
M. W. Richards
Baltimore, Md
Local Notices from Bethel and Surrounding Areas
Mr. Robinson can drive out. Miss Ellen Jackson will teach our school next term. The L. A. S. meets at Mrs. W. L. Wallis's. Mrs. Miller of Emsley visited friends here last week. Mrs. Pringle and Mrs. Sanders visited at Emsley last week. They
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Duncan
Beswick
Powers ‘ Letcher Blade
Miss Edmond
Miss Gormly
Mitchell
Armour Herald
S. J. Coder
Ida Sherwin
Plankinton Standard
J. Q. Anderson
Artesian
Litzey
G. N. Smith
Goldie Corwin
J. W. Elliot and Son
Flandreau
Sanborn
Frank Cahill
Charley Lenniger
N. D
Peter Lenniger, Sr
Letcher
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Butler
Thomas Whetler
F. McCurdy
Lyra McCurdy
Fargo
Dr. Kirkpatrick
Iowa
Blanchard
Grant Robinson
University
Lossing
United States
Staveley
Taylor
M. E
Congregational Church
Henry
Boggs
Miller
Anna
Emsley
Dot Robinson
Fred Welch
Earl Rowley
Plano
For Sale or Exchange Clydesdale Stallion Bargain
A yearling full-blooded Clydesdale stallion is offered for sale or exchange. A good chance for investors in this property. Will discuss trade for land or chattels. O. M. Pine.
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O. M. Pine
Shiloh’s Vitalizer Praised By Mrs Hawkins
Mrs S Hawkins of Chattanooga Tennessee says Shilohs Vitalizer saved her life and credits it as the best remedy for a debilitated system. The product helps dyspnea and liver or kidney trouble. Price is 75 cents and sold by S H Scallin.
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Hood
M. Geist
New York City
J. Harry Green
Karl's Clover Root advertised purifier for complexion
S. H. Scallin offers Karl's Clover Root as a blood purifier that promises freshness to the complexion and relief from constipation, selling at 25c and 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
S. H. Scallin
Timely Rain Revives Crops and Spirits Across County
After weeks of unease the county received a welcome rain from Wednesday night, soaking the soil several inches and reviving corn potatoes and grass. Observer Groenke tallies 68 to 100 percent moisture, with farmers reporting widespread benefit and townsfolk showing renewed cheer after six weeks of worry.
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Groenke
Coursing Club Chooses Huron for Major Meet
The American Coursing Club plans its next annual meeting in Huron Kansas this October. The event, expected to be the largest coursing meet in the nation this year, follows Great Bend Kansas losing the bid after a long fight. Local officials expect strong interest and anticipate top judges and slippers being appointed for the event.
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American Coursing Club
Huron
Huron Coursers
Great Bend
Kansas
America
Huron Club
Bishop Marty Promoted From Sioux Falls Diocese
Sioux Falls dispatch reports Bishop Marty removed by Archbishop Ireland from this diocese to St Cloud Minnesota. The move, described as a promotion, follows a church complaint against the nuns and is said to be tied to Ireland’s seek to relieve Marty of duties. An appointee will fill his Sioux Falls post. Details of the sisters’ complaint are expected to be released soon.
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Sioux Falls
Marty
Ireland
St. Cloud
Mion
Annual Institute of Davison County Set for July Session
The annual institute will convene in Mitchell on July 28 for a three week session with able instructors and large attendance. All who wish to teach in the county next year are urged to attend as the event aims to advance teaching standards and employment prospects. Jennie C. West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spangler
Mitchell
Newton George
L. W. Lee
Chamberlain
Mr. Clark
S. C. Michener’s
J. R. Locke
Mr. Webster
Victor
L. H. Smith
Miss Sherman
Davison County
Jennie C. West
New Chautauqua Officers Named for Lake Madison Group
The Lake Madison Chautauqua Association elected officers: President J H Williamson Madison, Vice President Rev T M Shanafelt Huron, Secretary J L Jones Madison, Treasurer J I Hubble Madison. Board members include Rev W H Jordan Sioux Falls, H H Keith Sioux Falls, O O Sawyer Dell Rapids, H E Kratz Sioux City, J W Goff Madison, G S Wright Winfred, T E Blanchlord Mitchell. The Sunday admission plan was endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Shanafelt
Huron
J. L. Jones
Madison
J. I. Hubble
W. H. Jordan
H. H. Keith
Sioux Falls
O. O. Sawyer
Dell Rapids
H. E. Kratz
Sioux City
J. W. Goff
G. S. Wright
Winfred
T. E. Blanchlord
Mitchell
Sioux Falls Race Meeting Shows Heavy Losses
The four day meet posted total gate receipts of 506 plus 800 from privileges, with 6000 in purses. Despite a fine entry list and first class races, receipts fail to cover payouts. The association plans to pay out and quit, with officers disappointed by poor local support.
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Sioux Falls
Burglary at Spooner's Milltown Store Stolen Loot Recovered Trail Goes Cold
Thieves broke into Spooner's Milltown store Tuesday night. They blew the safe, took cash and pension checks, and stole a horse and buggy. The pair headed toward Mitchell, swapping mounts in a farmer's pasture, then left the rig near John Anderson's place as officers searched for suspects including a tramp detained earlier nearby.
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A.J. Hilberg
Ethan
Mr. Hilbere
Mitchell
Sioux City Journal
J. H. Scriven
Republican State Committee of
South Dakota
A. O. Ringsrud
Elk Point
Clary
State
Booge
Dakota
Spooner
Milltown
John Anderson
Dwight
Huyck
Hutchinson County
Freight rate increase notices for several cities
Public notice lists per 100 pounds rate hikes for freight to Chicago Milwaukee and Racine with classes one to five. Also includes political candidate declarations for Davison county register of deeds and county judge positions. Small ads describe cures and promotional requests and a pasture find for a bronco mare with owner claim.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Racine
Conference on River and Harbor Bill Concludes Amendments
The House concurs with Senate amendments to extend final proof time under preemption law. Senate changes to the river and harbor bill are approved and the measure is sent to conference for reconciliation.
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Washington
House
Senate
Minneapolis Returns to Cramp Yard After Delaware Landing
The cruiser Minneapolis reached Cramp's ship yard docking at League Island after a foggy, shoal water river passage. She carried a wartime-style ovation as crowds celebrated her safe arrival and passage up the Delaware River.
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Minneapolis
Cramp’s
Army Worm Ravages Crops Across Wisconsin Counties
Across Marshfield and neighboring areas in Wisconsin thousands of dollars worth of crops are being damaged daily by army worms. Weather conditions favor the pests as hot weather and drought persist, expanding their range and increasing their numbers.
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Marshfield
Wis
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Mrs. Kindelan
Yankton
John Michaels
Bowdle & Newcomer
Milwaukee Company
Alex. Mitchell
E. H. Teall
Oren G. Jones
Katis E. Hallis
St. Louis
Missouri
Bard
Calhoun Place
Lowa State Band
Exposition
Lake Harriet
Minneapolis Journal
Sioux
J. H. Bickett
A. C. Berry
Chamberlain Register
Newbury
T. A. French
Mitchell High School
Tpitsgibbons
al. Cram
Jim River
Harry Beckwith
Reud
H. C. Preston, Esq
Albany
N. Y
George Summers
S.G. Boyd
Miss Boyd
Henry Koch
Priest
Geiger Bros
Mohr
Exposition Building
John Bowers
Chamberlain Electric Light Plant
Pierce
Buffalo
Addres
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Main St
Buffalo, N. Y
Neighborhood News
Mt. Vernon
A. A. Truax
Emery
C. C. Bras
Bridgewater
M. E. Parsonage
W. R. Edgington
A. Frederick
O. E. Browne
Annie Haynes
H. M. Burns
Mr. Vernon
John K. Johnston
J. F. Hanson
Charles Stratton
Brown's Grove
Brendon
Georgia Burke
Mr. Cawkins
Val
Ley Lands
Institute
Chautauqua
The
Lake Madison Chautauqua Association
J. H. Williamson
Ver
H. B. Anderson
F. E. Clark
C. M
St. P. Ry
Mitchell, S. ‘D
Register of Deeds
Sheridan Cattrell
B. Morse
Shiloh
South Dakota Enterprise
Dundass Farm
E. D. Lee
Gost
Mitchell Dry Goods CO
Thompson
Butterick
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