Republicans Pick Sioux Falls for South Dakota Convention
The Republican state central committee chose Sioux Falls as the convention site with May 4 set for the meeting. Eight delegates and eight alternates will be elected to represent the party in the national convention and to nominate a presidential electors and a state ticket. Delegates will be allocated by county vote for governor, totaling about 1 014 seats. The gathering, led by Chairman Frank Crane, drew 60 to 70 prominent Republicans from across the state, including Mitchell and Pierre capital boosters, and was described as harmonious.
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Sioux Falls
Republican State Central Committee
South Dakota
Charles M. Herriet
Frank Crane
Warner
Mitchell
Pierre
Trosseau
Board of Education
Miner
Chamberlain
Democratic County Convention Backs Hearst At Sioux Falls
The Democratic county convention met at the courthouse at 2 PM to choose fourteen delegates for the state event in Sioux Falls and eight delegates with alternates for the national convention in St. Louis. The body endorsed William Randolph Hearst and chose delegates and alternates, with a Hearst club formed by the delegates.
Beauty of Sem Purity of Blood Explored Across Ages
A historical treatise examines beauty and purity of blood from ancient to modern ideas. The work surveys social notions, racial theories, and cultural standards shaping identity and etiquette through eras.
Up-to-Date Methods For Purifying Skin Hair and Hands
An early 20th century health ad extols Cutiura remedies for purifying skin scalp and blood lacking blemishes and disfigurements. It argues beauty fades with age and disease and claims orig inal pure formulations calmly address humors scales sores and hair loss with proven modern curatives.
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Socrates
Plato
Theocritus
Theophrastus
Carncades
Homer
Ovid
Aristotle
Public Auction At Farm Near River Side Hanson County
Peter Tuff proprietor directs a public sale on his farm 215 miles north of River side Hanson county with 2 horses a pony colt 4 year old horse 56 head of cattle including milk cows heifers steers and calves 7 sows with pigs buggy wagon hay rack plow binder mower hay rake 2 pulverizers harrow grain harness and many additional items. Collect cash for sums under 10 and credit on bankable security until Nov 1 1904 at 10 percent interest 3 percent cash discount over 10. Col J S Serveson Son auctioneers. Free lunch at noon.
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Riverside
Hanson County
Col. J. S. Serveson & Son
Peter Tuff
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
A promotional notice praises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant, effective remedy to improve bowel efficiency. Sold by all druggists.
Scallin Bros Back Hyomei Promise With Money-Back Offer
Scallin Bros. advertises Hyomei with a penny free promise and money-back if it does not cure catarrh. A complete outfit costs 1 and extra bottles are 50c. The inhaler lasts a lifetime and delivers germ killing balsams to air passages four times daily. The user decides payment based on effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secallin Bros
Scallin Bros
Man-Er-Vine Tablets Claim Cure for Nervous Debility
A brief advert states Man-Er-Vine Tablets cure all forms of nervous and general debility. It claims to restore energy ambition vitality and improve mood, attributed to L. O. Gale.
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L. O. Gale
Happy wedding bells in Mitchell as Miss Cora Miner weds B G Wattson
Miss Cora Miner and B G Wattson unite in an Episcopal ceremony at the Miner home in Mitchell. The couple, after a five course wedding breakfast and farewell bouquets, depart for a wedding journey to Oklahoma, with return plans and home in Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Cora Miner
B. G. Wattson
Chamberlain
Geo. IT. Miner
Park Avenue West
John J1. Babcock
Sioux Falls
Episcopal Church
Will V. Miner
W. A. Barber
Mr. Babcock
Milwaukee
Mrs. Wattson
E Reno
City Hall Construction Nears Septic Completion
Work on the city hall resumes Tuesday under Fred Bradstrop who holds the erection contract. Masons finished first story stone work last fall. carpentry now underway with expected basement completion by April and overall finish in about four months. Stone foreman Gottlieb Schurenbrand has material ready and no delay is anticipated. Bradstrop aims to complete by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brodstrop
City Hall
Bradstrop
Ieasons
Gottlieb Schurenbrand
A Favorite Remedy for Babies and Croup
A pleasant tasting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is described as a favorite with mothers for small children. It quickly eases coughs colds and can prevent pneumonia or serious outcomes. The remedy is said to cure croup and prevent attacks if given at the first sign of a croupy cough. Sold by all druggists.
First Motor Bicycle Arrives at Mitchell Dealing Shop
L B Stair owns Mitchell's first motor bicycle a Rambler built by a manufacturer with 29 years in bikes and autos. The new machine, unlike any motor bicycle before, is touted as useful and saleable by Stair as dealer plans to introduce it to customers.
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Mitchell
L. BE. Stair
Stair
Local visitors and business notices in Mt Vernon scene
Mesdames Browne and Haynes of Mt Vernon spent Tuesday in the city. J H Scriven left Wednesday for Cedar Rapids Iowa to oversee a land deal. Buy John Deere plows and cultivators sold by D W Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames O. E. Browne
T. B. Haynes
Mt. Vernon
J. H. Scriven
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
John Deere
D. W. Collins
Mitchell residents hear trio wow crowd at opera house
Local notes report Dr C S Burr visiting from Chicago after N L Davison's death and others. Edward in St Paul recovered from scarlet fever. George Cessford travels to Clear Rapids for his father's pneumonia death at 78. J S Serveson runs busy auction sales this spring. Frank P McGovern bought spring goods in Chicago. Siegel Meyer Caveny Co. dazzled Mitchell with mandolin and piano acts, drawing enthusiastic praise for performances and chalk talk.
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C. S. Burr
Chicago
N. L. Davison
Burr
John Cook
Edward
St. Paul
George Cessford
Clear Rapids
Iowa
Siegel
Sievel
Hyman Meyer
Mr. Sievel
Meyer
Caveny
Mitchell
New Tailor Made Suits and Spring Skirts Arrive
A new spring line features tailored suits and dress skirts in veils and mistral cloths, with prices from 10 to 15 dollars and up. The shop also showcases spring dress fabrics, silks, and a fresh line of spring waists in white and color, urging Easter gown selections while stock lasts.
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HE Mitchell Capital
Del
Hearst
Davison County
Democrats
Court House
St. Louis
S. F. Goodykoontz
M. J. Dougherty
Martin Greason
Jos. Swift
F. H. Winsor
W. T. LaFollette
Jacob French
Wm. Herbert, Jr
Shas. Ferguson
H. E. Hitchcock
Kansas City
William R. Hearst
E. S. Johnson
Douglas County
National Democratic Committee
William Randolph Hearst
Chas. Ferguson
John K. Johnson
Gilman Stevens
J. B. French
J. L. Donahue
Karl Knappe
Peter Gaetze
Glen Wade
John Michels
Jos. McLaughlin
W. H. Wilkinson
Casper Althen
O. H. Perry
OC. W. Johnston
A. C. Berry
Hoyt Cox
Hearst Club
Scallin
Hyomei
Miss Cora Miner
Frank P. McGovern
Siegel - Meyer - Caveny Co
Opera House
University Athletic Association
A Mitch
Butterfield
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