Cornelius V. Andrews obituary honors pioneer life in Vermillion
Cornelius Vickery Andrews died at his Vermillion home March 7 1907 aged 74. He moved to Dakota in 1859 served three years in Dakota Volunteer Cavalry helped plat the village of Burbank and supported schools and churches. Survived by wife Martha Taylor and four children, his life praised as sturdy pioneer work and public service.
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Sears
Cornelius Andrews
Vermillion
Pzens
Andrews
Mitchell
Cornelius Vickery Andrews
South Dakota
New York
Samuel
Roxena Andrews
Centerville
Allegheny County
Dakota
Clay County
Milner
Dakota Volunteer Cavalry
Dakota Territory
Nelson W. Cusick
Corne Dius Andrews
Jonas S. Meckling
Burbank
Dakota Southern
Wie
Martha Taylor
Lafayette Andrews
Horn
Elva Cornelius
Roxevina
Clarissa
Elizabeth
Knights of Pythias
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States Volunteers
Clays County
Splendid State University
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Sand
Cornell College
Iowa
Jesus
James Russell Jowell
Theodore Roosevelt
West
The
Homeward Return For W H Saul From London Ontario
W H Saul arrived Thursday evening from London Ontario where he has stayed since July. He married there on July 5 but could not bring Mrs Saul home due to swift kin. He plans to stay about a month before returning.
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W. H. Saul
London
Ontario
Life of Hunter Returns to Mitchell After Canada Visit
The subject plans to stay in Mitchell for now with possible duties abroad. He hints at considering a return to Canada for his next assignment. Winter hunting trips brought back two deer, one of which he mounted for display.
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Emu
Canada
Huhting
Mitchell
Pain Balm Praised By Herald Editor For Rheumatism
J C Bayne editor of the Herald Addington Indian Territory credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with rapid relief from rheumatism. He states one application relieves pain and recommends the liniment to others. Sold by all druggists.
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J. C. Bayne
The
Herald
Addington
Indian Territory
Chamberlain
WORKING FOR A MONUMENT Several Months
The 144 member corps in South Dakota, led by President Helen Kibbee in her third term, plans a future soldiers monument funded since October with $217 raised and nearing $300. Activities include sociables, a quilt sale, flag presentation to the high school, a patriotic social, and the poem Flag by Kate Brownlee Sherwood adopted nationally. The group notes growing membership and aims to aid soldiers and dependents with a focus on care and remembrance.
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Banner Corps
Department of South Dakota
Helen Kibbee
Ransom Corps
Lily Patterson
Hoff
Kate Brownlee Sherwood
Ohio
Nanna M. Moore
Hilarious courtship tale and a giant shark trophy
The article recounts Math Leaven awaiting Kathrina arriving from Germany with frantic delays, a barber’s chase, a six shooter, and a joyous reunion at the train. It also describes Mr McElmurry catching a twelve foot shark weighing over six pounds, hauled to the dock with a crowd aiding the effort and trophies to follow.
Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial and company oath
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of J F J Cheney & Co of Toledo to pay one hundred dollars for each uncured catarrh case. Notary A W Gleason seals the declaration dated December 6, 1886. Company promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally with blood and mucous action, sells for 76c, includes testimonials free. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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A. W. Gleason
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Coo
How to Remain Young Through Electric Bitters
Mrs. N F Rowan of McDonough Georgia says three bottles of Electric Bitters cured her chronic liver and stomach trouble and blood impurities that reddened her skin. She claims to be about twenty years younger and able to work easily in her husband’s store. Guaranteed at Diehl Brown's Drug Store, price 50c.
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N. F. Rowan
McDonough
Diehl & Brown
Footwear Trade Feeds Foreign Markets Across the Nation
The piece notes Uncle Sam as a major shoe producer supplying foreign markets. It highlights shoes marked made in America displayed abroad and compares U S production worth 350 million dollars to two Panama canals. Boston and St Louis are identified as leading shoe centers with St Louis distributing most shoes, sixty percent of which are made domestically.
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Sam
America
Turkey
Panama Canals
Boston
St. Louis
Bucken’s Arnica Salve Heals Wound Quickly
Mr D N Walker editor of the Enterprise Louisa Virginia reports a nail wound treated with Bucken’s Arnica Salve shows no inflammation and rapid healing. The product heals every sore burn and skin disease and is guaranteed at Diehl and Brown druggists. 265c.
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D. N. Walker
the Enterprise
Louisa
Diehl & Brown, Druggists
Saved Her Son's Life in Ava Missouri
Mrs. S Ruppee credits Dr King's New Discovery for saving her son's life after a severe lung illness. She says a local pharmacist recommended the remedy, and after a few weeks he recovered and has since worked steadily as a carpenter. The ad notes trial bottles are free and prices 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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Ava
S. Ruppee
Dr. King
Carpenter
Brown County Loses Two Towns to Other Counties
Aberdeen March 18 Brown county loses Berne moved to Wetonka and Mansfield moved across the county line into Spink county by postoffice department orders from Washington. Postmasters E L Srel will run the Berne office in its new location and the town’s stores and industries will relocate with the post office.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
McPherson
Spink County
Berne
Mansfield
Here
Postoffice Department
Washington
Wetonka
Leola
E. L. Srel
Notice To Builders Bid for Courthouse Roof
Notice is hereby given that bids will be received at the county auditor office Mitchell S Oak up to Friday noon April 5 1907 for putting on a new roof on the courthouse Plans and specification are on file at the county auditor office Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids Dated this 6th day of March 1907 H B Anderson County Auditor
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County Auditor’s
Mitchell, S. Oak
Court House
County Auditor’s Office
H. B. Anderson
Dr Pierce Remedies Face Attacks And Defends Fame
The text defends Dr. Pierce of Buffalo against false attacks over his Family Medicines. It notes lawsuits with the Ladies' Home Journal, claims thousands cured by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery, and urges readers to request a booklet about the discoveries and healing salves. It details uses for women’s health and various ailments, and promotes salve for ulcers.
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Pierce
Buffalo
Mediciind
Ladies’ Home Journal
Philadelphia
R. Ferce
Dr. Pierce
State of New York
Phi
Tatler
Golden Medical Discovery
R.V. Pierce
N.Y
South Dakota Angler’s Florida Winter Quest Ends Short
Brookings resident S A Elmurry traveled to St Petersburg Florida for the winter season and traded long sea fishing voyages for hardships afloat and scarce food before returning from his coastal cruise with tales of the many large fish he pursued and the cold climes endured.
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S. A
Notice To Bridge Builders In Davison County
Sealed bids for three steel bridges each 60 feet long will be received at the county auditor in Mitchell South Dakota until Friday noon April 5 1907. Each bid must include a certified check equal to 15 percent of the bid. The county commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Plans and specifications are on file at the county auditor. Dated March 6 1907 H 8 Anderson
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County Auditor’s
Davison County
S. Dak
Mitchell, S. Dak
County Auditor’s Office
Anderson
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W. W. Kearney
the Independent
Lowry City
Home Farm Canada
Womens’ Relief Corps
Katnrina
Cone Devi Bof Deer Band
Germany
Math. Leaven
Kathrine
Math
Mr. Oster
Hthan
Kathrina
Duetschland
Rhein
Jueston
McEimurry
McEimurry and Miss Thompson
Marjory
A. Spencer
Toledo, O
Fair Efpulay
Good Cravenettes
W. J. Gonyes
Brookings
Florida
Childrens Photos
Our
L. E. Stair
S. Main St
Mitchell, S. D
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