Met the New Pastor in Pleasant Episcopal Reception
The welcome gathering for Rev. Charles H. Powell and his wife at the Milliken home drew about fifty attendees despite bad weather. Guests enjoyed music by local performers and refreshments as the Powell couple were warmly received and praised for advancing the Episcopal cause in the city. Aberdeen News notes Rev. Marshall F. Montgomery’s travel to Chicago, Danville, and St. Louis to serve as South Dakota representative on General Corbin’s staff for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition dedication on April 30 and May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Milliken
Charles H. Powell
Episcopal Church
J. R Milliken
Sid W. Smith
Powell
Emily Bras-Grace
Gertrude Becker
Virgil Boyles
Lucy Thompson
Robert Burns
Fred M. Bailey
Bessie Thompson
Florence Fosdick
J. D. Anderson
South Dakota
Aberdeen News
Marshall F. Montgomery
Chicago
Danville
Ill
MT. Vernon
Gertie Bromwell
Mitchell
Bernice Brown
Plankinton
Tom Haynes
Johnnie Pease
Myrtle Lower
Howard
G. H. Smith
Charlie Michaels
Bismarck
N. C
O. E. Browne
H. H. Garey
Wisconsin
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society
Mary Parker
Lou Maddox
VanDyke
Miss Maddox
Herman Welch
Irvine Hambly
Solux Falls
Hartford
Western Canada
Hambly
Notice to Creditors and Estates in Davison County
Notice is given by J. M. Newell administrator of the Williard Williams estate for creditors to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at Mt. Vernon Bank Davison County South Dakota. Also notice in Mollie M Kufus estate for letters of administration hearing May 6 1903 at Mitchell Court House Davison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williard Williams
J. M. Newell
Mt. Vernon Bank
Mt. Vernon
Davison
S. D
W. Bailey
Mollie M. Rufus
Court House
Mitchell
Davison County
Mitchell,s. D
A. D
Notice to Creditors Estate of Matthew Meneough deceased
Administratrix Elizabeth Meneough of the estate of Matthew Meneough deceased advises creditors and all with claims to present them with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims to be shown at the office of Joseph McLaughlin in Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota. Dated April 24, 1903. H. Winsor attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Meneough
Joseph McLaughlin
Mitehell
Davison
South Dakota
Discharge Petition in South Dakota Bankruptcy Case
Oliver A Bates of Mitchell seeks a full discharge from debts under the bankruptcy acts. The court orders a hearing for June 1 1903 at Sioux Falls and requires notice to known creditors by mail after payment of expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United
Oliver A. Bates
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
Liver A
Bates
District of
Southern Division
Sioux Falls
John H. Carland
VIEWS FROM CORRESPONDENTS APRIL TO MAY IN SOUTH DAKOTA NOTES
Emsley and Mt. Vernon datelines report farmers plowing ahead, showers renewing crops, new churns and milk routes, travel between Mitchell and surrounding towns, marriages and departures, local sales, and community updates from diverse farms and towns including Loomis Flensburg Baker and Florence Cramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
Forbes
Gann Valley
Tillotson
Mitchell
Shaw
Redfield
Badger
Florence Cramer
Victor
Poole
Dan Keer
Letcher
Republican Force
Jimmie Woodcock
Vid Smith
Florence Mewhirter
Mt. Vernon
East Aurora Notes On Deaths Meetings And Winds
East Aurora reports deaths C C Miller and Henry Wetthern with condolences extended to families. A U W lodge members attended Miller’s funeral. Mt Vernon Lumber Co stockholders meet with 160 registered. officers unelected from this county. Workman lodge friends hosted a funeral repast in Aurora township. Fritz Peters hosted a dinner and cared for teams after the procession. A Nebraska wind carried rubbish and hay toward Canada, with forecast of return soon with a large stock of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewsley
Emsley
Barnard
John Allman
Earl Jenks
Clyde Livingston
Mitchell
Jeff Allen
S. Weakley
John
A. A. Jenks
Wm. Bray
Canada
L. W. Sampson
John Weakley
Joe Harker
A. A. Tencyck
John Brown
Aurora County
Ford Shane
Mr. Ink
Alice
Walter Bourret
C. H. Parrett
Wm. Herbst
Frank Scribner
Reed
Wm. VanFleet
F. Titze
Zangle
Kersting
Ruthardt
Clark
Frank Clark
Mt. Vernon
New Lumber Co
J. L. Bourret
Fred ‘Itze
Ifillsid
East Aurora
Joe Sewell
Plankinton
C. C. Miller
Henry Wettern
Aurora Township
Mt. Vernon Lumber Co
Workman Lodge
H. Wettern
Fritz Peters
Fritz
Nebraska
Davison County W C T U Institute Meets at Congregational Church
The Davison county W C T U institute and convention gathers this morning at 10 at the Congregational church. Morning reports are followed by noon prayer. Afternoon sessions begin at 2 with devotional exercises and papers on Franchise Expediency Becoming Compromise The Mission of the White Ribbon and Evangelistic Work. State President MrsRamsey will speak. All invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
W. C. T. U. Institute and Convention
Congregational Church
Lulu Pickler
McDowell
Letcher
White Ribbon
R. B. Hager
Ramsey
One Minute Cough Cure Claims Quick Relief for Coughs
A historical ad copy touts One Minute Cough Cure as harmless and effective for coughs and croup. It claims immediate relief, acts at the source of trouble, soothes inflammation, and promotes pure oxygen to blood and tissues through the lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Gale
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Fenner
Eland
Curda
Smarble
W. T. Oakes
Orrix
Akron,co
le and
J. H. Ferris
el Pa Istion
J.O. Walrath
R. N. Kratz
T, A. E. Hirchcock
L. J. Welch
Teasure
D.W Burright
Sereary
J. O. Walrath, H.jl. Bras, R. N. Kratz
A. E. Hirchccck
D. W. Burright
D. W. Courssey, A. E. Seaton, A. E Dean
D. W. Burricut
THE
Dakota Farmer
Minnesota
Iowa
Faruer
Dakota Farm
Aberdeen, S. D
Turner& General Agents For
Mitchell, South Dakota
E.B. van Alstine
Milwaukee
Mitchell, S. D
Charles Powell
Episcopal Society
J.M. Newell
Will Williams
Herbert E. Hircacocr
W. Abbey
Elizabeth Meneough
H. Winsor
Olive
Pendar
Flensburg
Wm. Kennedy
Wessington Springs
Wm. Palmer
Ralph Palmer
Adolph Schreyak
August Bertram
John Oster
E. Baumgart
Tobin Township
Mr. Oster
G. Harrison
Grady
Davison County Institute
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