Indian Remedies Save Many Lives in Timely Sense
An archaic account describes Kickapoo knowledge of natural remedies learned from nature. It emphasizes Indian endurance and prudence as a contrast to white risk and ignorance in dangerous moments. The piece praises ancestral healing practices and their life saving value.
Epworth League Convention Opens in Mitchell With Four Day Session
The Epworth League Conference of South Dakota meets in Mitchell starting Thursday for a four day program. Officers include President Ethan T. Colton and secretaries Mrs A C Stevens and Mrs Hattie W Jenkins. Mentions lectures devotions and a school of methods led by Rev L B Wickersham and colleagues with sessions through Sunday and a Monday business meeting. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve promoted for burns and scalds at article end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Epworth League
South Dakota
Methodist Church
College Chapel
The
State League
Ethan T. Colton
Mitchell
A. C. Stevens
Hattie W. Jenkins
Madison
Matthew
Lillian McDonoug
Wickersham
Dobson
Ratz
Colton
I Cor
Rev
L. B. Wickersham
J. P. Jenkins
C. E. Matteson
Atlantic
Towa
J. O. Dobson
Sioux’ Falls
R. N. Kratz
Lillian McDonough
College Young Women’s Christian Association
Hauser
Reception to the Graduates at Miss Windle’s Home
Alumni of Mitchell high school entertained the graduating class of 7 at the home of Miss Mary Windle. About 50 members attended a program led by Miss Windle and Winton L Richards. Music and elocution impressed guests, refreshments followed, and the event concluded with informal amusements. membership now about 125 and classes grow yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association
The
Mitchell High School
Mary Windle
Winton L. Richards
Mary McGovern
J. T. Windle
Julia Rogers
Knights Templar Gather for South Dakota Convention
Grand Commander Cassleman opened the annual Sir Knights Templar convention with an address praised for its information. Eleven commanderies totaling 756 members reported flourishing, with new officers elected led by Grand Commander J. T. Morrow and other state leaders. The meeting adjourned to Sioux Falls with plans to host next year alongside other Masonic bodies. meanwhile a second note urges medical remedies for feminine ailments and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassleman
Knights Templar
J. T. Morrow
Mitchell
W. T. Doolittle
Sioux Falls
Casimo
Geo. V. Ayers
Deadwood
E. W. Coughran
I. S. Lorimer
Brookings
M. H. Kelly
Aberdeen
J. H. Babcock
H. B. Wynn
Yankton
Geo
Watertown
S. H. Jumper
Free Methodists Open Camp Meeting Near Dundas Grove
The Free Methodists began a three mile northwest camp meeting in Dundas grove with daily services led by Rev. C W Stamp and others from Fontaine Wessington Springs Olivet and this city. Tents stand for services and housekeeping. Mitchell crowds joined Sundays session. The event runs until next Sunday evening. Send address to H E Bucklen Co Chicago for a free Dr Kings New Life Pills sample. They cure constipation sick headache malaria and liver troubles with vegetable ingredients. Regular box 24c sold by S H Seallin druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Minn
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
James B. Tibbetts
New Haven
Conn
Dundas Grove
C. W. Stamp
Fontaine, Colo
J. H. Freeland
Wessington Springs
McMullen
Olivet
Harper
Donahue
H. EF. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
S. H. Seallin
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