Summer School Opens at Dakota Wesleyan University
The Summer School of Dakota Wesleyan University begins immediately after commencement exercises with classes starting June 15. Registration and organization occupy the first day. Over forty courses offered including teacher education. Regular staff return plus extra instructors. Six week session with special railroad rates and strong attendance anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Weseyan University
J. M. Isreck- Re
Mitchell High School
E. C. Woodburn
Indiana University
Tisk Point
Miss Lee
Miss Starr
North
South Dakota
Towa
Tiffany Announces Candidacy for Davison County Register
Kred L. Tiffany declares candidacy for the Register of Deeds in Davison County South Dakota subject to the next Republican county convention approval.
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Office of Register of Deeds
Davison County
South
Dakota
Kred L. Tiffany
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription for Women Noted in Ad
An extensive advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for women's weaknesses and ailments. It claims alcohol free formula, lists ingredients like glycerine extracts, and promotes a free booklet with medical authorities cited. The notice asks readers to request samples by mail from Buffalo New York.
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Pierce
Doctor Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
John
John M. Scudder
Cincinnati
William Paine
Paine
Laurence Johnson
University of N. Y
Edwin M.hale
Hahnemann Medical College
Chicago
Dr. Br. Pierce
N. Yhow
Milwaukee's First Move Toward Westward Rail Operations
Milwaukee road transfers chief dispatcher Ander son and three aides from Sanborn Iowa to Mitchell to form a western division point for trains to the Black Hills and east to Sanborn. The move prompts housing searches and possible new depot construction as officials plan future expansion. I H Barrett of Jefferson Iowa named trainmaster to assume charge of that work.
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Milwaukee Railroad Company
Black Hills
Sanborn
Iowa
Mitchell
Anderson
Milwaukee Road
Here
Mer
Milwaukee
I. H. Barrett
Jefferson
Three Men In A Boat On Jim River Dam Incident
Three men from Kansas City along with Fr. H. Winsor and D. B. Sneller attempted to cross near the dam to reach better fishing. The scow tipped, all fell into the river, but none were seriously harmed as they clung to the tow line and were rescued. Winsor lost a rod and tackle but planned no return for it.
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Jim River
White's Mill
Fr. H. Wiesor
D. B. Sneller
C. A. Sampson
Kansas City
Sampson
Mr. Winsor
Mr. Sneller
Winsor
Sneller
Rod
Parkston Inquiry Debunks Natural Death Claim
William Mueller and a group from Parkston traveled to Sioux Falls to investigate the death of Miss Agnes Poirers. Mueller reports the case shows signs of foul play with the body exhumed thrice revealing head indentations, neck gashes, broken shoulders, and scorched hands and feet. five physicians concur the death was not natural.
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William Mueller
Parkston
Sioux Falls
Agnes Poirers
Mueller
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the Ice Man
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E. Vermilyer
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Warner and
Kabo
Deering
Aultman & Taylor Steam
E. B. van Alstine, Mitchell, S.D
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Ile
Jealling Bros
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