Classified rate card and South Dakota political note
The page lists subscription prices and ad rates for Sioux Falls Argus-Leader with various durations and payment terms. It also reports Pierre dispatch indicating ex Mayor B H Lien declined fusion gubernatorial nomination, and notes Croker criticized for aiding England's enemies amid Boer peace delegates visit.
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Sioux Falls
Pierre
B. H. Lien
la Follette
South Dakota
United States
Daily Express
London
New York City
Croker
England
Duke of Orleans
Encampment Draws Spanish War Veterans and Local Leaders
Capt VanHouten of Canton visits the encampment and is popular with the Spanish veterans. N C Nash, veteran Canton News editor, mingles with old soldiers. Rev C B Clark greets Mitchell friends now living in Deadwood. Local merchants decorate storefronts, and Capt Fox leads a Sioux Falls band. The octopus sideshow draws attention while the picnic in the grove proves popular. Weather favors opening day as Phil Lawrence’s campaign for commander gains support.
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Capt
VanHouten
Canton
Co. D
South Dakota
N. C. Nash
Canton News
Brer
Nash
C. B. Clark
Mitchell
Deadwood
Azores
Vermilyea’s
Gale's
Butterfield’s
McGovern’s
Ferguson's
Walrath & Healey
Fox
Sioux Falls
Keith
Omaha
Friends
Phil Lawrence
Lawrence
G. A.R
de Smet
Kingsbury County
Patriotic tribute to veterans echoes across city
A large audience heard speeches honoring Grand Army of the Republic, Women’s Relief Corps, Sons of Veterans, and Spanish American War veterans. General Palmer received a key to the city, Capt. Lucas praised the old soldiers, and the Muldoon quartet, W.R.C. members, and Sons of Veterans spoke on memory, duty, and national unity.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Fort Sumpter
Appomatox
Womans Relief Corps
Branson
Relief Corp
Sons of Veterans
South Dakota
General Palmer
Gen. Palmer
Capt. Lucas
Lucas
Picnic Day Fills Mitchell With G A R. Parade Draws Thousands
In Mitchell on a quiet Wednesday a large G A R picnic brought a grand parade of old soldiers, Relief Corps, and Spanish War veterans through Main Street. Four train trips carried about 400 people per trip to the river town outing while carriages filled the grounds. Heekin Coffee Co provided free coffee from a portable plant as C Burnside and company workers served the soldiers a wholesome drink at dinner.
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Main Street
J. B. Wolgemuth
Relief Corps
Sues
Sons of
Heekin Coffee Co
C. Burnside
Mitchell hosts 1000-foot table dinner for old soldiers
About 1 000 people gathered as a 1000-foot square table extended around the grounds. Six ladies cared for guests and meals were served free to old soldiers. In the afternoon a campus program featured speeches by H. Preston, W. Lucas, N. Nash, Col. Melvin Grigoby and Rev. C. B. Clark. A Mitchell versus Spencer ball game closed the day.
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Mitchell
H. ©. Preston
W. V. Lucas
N. C. Nash
Col
Melvin Grigoby
C. B. Clark
Deadwood
Spencer
War Song Concert Delights Veterans and Allies
After a picnic in the grove old soldiers and guests gathered for a war song concert to aid allied orders. The program featured a Stars and Stripes drill by Mrs McLain and twelve white clad young ladies, a cake walk by Imogene Cowhick and Glenn Rowley, a United States volunteers camp scene in the Philippines, and a death tableau with colored lights.
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Stars and Stripes
Mra
D. H. McLain
McLain
Imogene Cowhick
Glenn Rowley
United States Volunteers
Philippines
Mra. H. H. McLain
Electric belt offered by Dr J Newton Hathaway in Sioux City
Dr J Newton Hathaway claims to have perfected an electric belt and offers it to patients at a nominal charge, with correspondence addressed to Commercial Block Sioux City Iowa. The Sheldon Topska Capital edition proved a week long success. E F Andrews Newton Kansas credits Beggs Blood Purifier as a long standing family standard for twenty years. Permanently cures skin and blood disorders. L O Gale
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J. Newton Hathaway
Sioux City
Iowa
Topska Capital
E. F. Andrews
Newton
Kan
L. O. Gale
Benefit Social for India Famine Sufferers at Rowley Barn
An ice cream and cake social will be held Thursday evening June 28 at W B Rowley’s new barn in section 1 104 60 to aid famine relief in India. A good program is planned, everything free but donations are appreciated. All are invited.
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W. B. Rowley
South Dakota
Davis
Josephine H. Booth
Davison County
Milwaukee and
St. Paul Bay Way
R. Richards
Cald
R. O. Richards
B. O Richards
G.S. Bingland
C. N. McIlvaing
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