Davison County Institute Adds Faculty and Announces Plans
The Davison County Institute expands to nine instructors with Prof. C. B E Holmes and Miss Zadia Brown joining. Miss Katie Rushmore left for Washington. A court case involving Mitchell No. 6 vandals ended with release after a judge’s lecture. A circular to teachers outlines the eighth grade exam on May 20-21, a county picnic June 25 at Tobin’s park, and plans to bring rail service for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B E. Holmes
Zadia Brown
Katie Rushmore
State of Washington
Mitchell No. 6
Justice McKinley
Smith
Hi. G. Coursey
Chamberlain
Fannie Watson
Martha Krone
Alice Doyle
Davison County
West Side High School
City of
Mitchell
Tobin’s Park
Greene’s Grove
Ss. D
W. Coursey
Beauty Road Lies Through the Stomach, Seallin Bros
An old ad copy claims Trollister's Rocky Mountain Lea cures stomach troubles for 35 cents. It asserts beauty follows good digestion and promotes the product Seallin Bros as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trollister
Sioux Falls hailed as state's convention city after strong turnout
Mayor Silsby returns from Sioux Falls praising the convention's enthusiasm and care for thousands. The city hosted trains, bands, and the Young Men's Republican Club to welcome guests. The convention’s work was satisfactory and the platform and nominee are expected to please Republicans statewide. Mitchell and local interests benefited, signaling future gains as votes are counted. Also an ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at Scallin Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsby
Sioux Falls
Republican
Young Men's Republican Club
Mitchell
Riverside notices and society events at Riverside
Rev L Mc Donald of Bridgewater filled his father's Riverside pulpit. Miss Della Wallis hosted a Sunday school party last Thursday. Rehbach sold corn in Riverside on Tuesday and Wednesday. Albee and DeMott sold cattle to Storer, Mitchell stock buyer, last week. Mrs SK Ames is confined by rheumatism. Alberta Watson spent Sunday at home. Clarence Wallis had a runaway last week damaging a grocery wagon. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs J R White on May 12. O B E Cassem attended Alexandria Republican convention. Lloyd Gardner runs Truax Betts elevator during his father’s absence. Cole's Carbolisalve advertised with claims of cure for eczema and chapped hands.
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Riverside
L. McDonald
Bridgewater
Della Wallis
Rehbach
Albee
C. DeMott
Storer
Mitchell
SK. Ames
Alberta Watson
Clarence Wallis
Ladies Aid Society
J. R. White
O. BE. Cassem
Alexandria
Lloyd Gardner
Truax & Betts
Mt Vernon Society Notes and Wedding News
Mt Vernon May 5. Mrs G W Smith visits her mother at Howard. Will Bromwell rode from Alpena and back. M C Betts attends republican convention in Sioux Falls as delegate. Mrs H H Holmes returns from Letcher. Shrine meeting in Sioux Falls. A silver medal contest in M E church with nine children. Violet Hatch wins. W C T U district convention underway with delegates present. Hermina Dittman marries Hobart Anderson. about 75 guests attend. supper and dance to close festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
G. W. Smith
Howard
Carl Dittman
Hermina
Hobart Anderson
Pasturage near Mitchell advertised for cattle stock
A pasture section two miles west of Mitchell is open for stock. The offer notes a good shaded grove, ample water, and regular salt for cattle. Apply to John R. Canham in charge at the Well Land & Loan Company, Michel South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Wlesian Owell
John R. Canham
Thewell Land & Loan Company
Michel
South Dakota
Hyomei Cure for Catarrh Backed by Local Drugstore Guarantee
The ad claims Hyomei cures catarrh with remarkable results and a money back guarantee from Scallin Bros, a trusted local druggist. The complete outfit costs one dollar, with refills at fifty cents, and catarrhal colds are said to be cured in a day. Chronic cases may improve in a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonny
Scallin Bros
Emergency Remedy Card for Croup Attack
A brief notice urges keeping Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil on hand to treat sudden croup attacks, warning that a small life may be sacrificed without the remedy in time.
May baskets and farm notes from Prosper area
Prosper South Dakota May 4. Local notes report May baskets exchanged at doors. Cattle and hog losses noted for Mr Tyler and Mr Foged. School closes for Miss Doyle. birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Jones. Harold Lewis and Geo Mutzinger active in grazing and veterinary work. Several neighbors market potatoes and plant grass seed. Stolen mares reported from D W Church's ranch south of Chamberlain with descriptions and seek for information.
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F. C. Hoffman
Jones
Hoffman
Gertrude Hoffman
Thompson Bros
Aug. Carlson
J. Roved
Regina Scheich
Mitchell
Prosper
Mr. Jones
J. B. Carlson
D. W. Church
Chamberlain
G. W. McCauley
W. G. Church
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Fenner
Chave
Bloomington
Ill
St. Vitus
Allen-Clark Drug Co
Akron
L. O
H. Ferris
Smutty
E.b.van Alstine
Owens
King Smut Gleaner
Richard Wesber
Ad Will Buy
Poultry House
Milwaukee
Grand .G.nichols
BAN * Orchestra
LAW
A. E. Hitchcock
Attorney AT Law
Things Educational
Seallin Bros
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Cole
Hyomei
Hunt
Masury
Ferris
J. H. Ferris
A. B. Hager
Champeny Block
Parker
Greichester
Chilchester
Reture
Reid
Drugelets
Chichester Chemical Co
Wadiesom Souere
PHILA
Pas
J. E. Wells
Farmer City Property
Mitchell, So. Dak
W. Adams
Mitchell, South Dakota
John Havlatko
Opera House
SO. Dak
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