Mitchell News Highlights Local Visits and Developments
G. W. Bunnell of Mitchell advertises local sales while residents from Armour Waterloo Lead lead and Parkston visit. The Sioux Falls heating contract at Widmann hotel progresses as Elks red men and civic groups host events. A Deadwood court session, Lincoln news, and a Short Horn cattle sale anchor a busy Mitchell week.
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United States District Court
Deadwood
Henry Anderson
J. P. Carlson
Prosper Township
W. B. Tobey
Ethan
Watertown
Opinon
L. J. Shaw
Aberdeen
Bramble
B. E. Cowles
J. R. McDermott
Sioux Falls
Widmann
Symms-Powers Co
Langford Bugle
Marshall and
Day County
Mitchell
South Dakota
Found a Cure for Indigestion
A letter from H. C. Bailey reports spring illness with severe diarrhoea. After Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was given by a friend, both he and his wife recovered quickly. The editor notes the remedy is sold by all druggists.
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Champin
8. C
Chamberlain
H. C. Bailey
License Bond Granted for Mt Vernon Liquor Sale
Davison County special session of the board met May 4 1904 with S J Moore Newell Blackman O M Butterfield J W Gilfillan and W H Webster present. R S Martin’s application and bond for intoxicating liquor sales at Mt Vernon were approved and a license granted. County Auditor I O D Stearns certified the record as true and correct.
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Board of County Commissioners
Davison County
Mt. Vernon
South Dakota
Davison
Ss. I. O. D. Stearns
QO. D. Stearns
Bond Call for Mitchell S School District Bonds
Notice to holders of $25,000 5 percent building bonds of the Mitchell S school district dated 1894 due April 1 1914 optional April 1 1904. Bonds Nos 1 to 25, $1,000 each, are called for payment June 1 1904 at Kouitz Bros New York or N W Harris & Co Chicago. Interest ceases June 1 1904. Mitchell S D May 12 1904 H L Bras pres Wm M Smith treas T M Wallace clerk.
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Mitchell, S
Kouitz Bros
New York City
N. W. Harris & Co
Chicago
Ill
Mitchell, 5. D
Father’s hard won wisdom on a baby’s mischief
A seasoned father quips that a well cleaned baby in fine clothes resists advances, but after half an hour of molasses treats and play near the coal bed the child becomes a loving, sly rascal. The Chicago Post is cited for the remark.
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Chicago Post
Bessie Discovers Addition In Family Moment
A brief anecdote from the Little Chronicle recalls Bessie starting school and teaching her father the idea of two plus two. When asked what they together make, she answers with a charming line about sweethearts.
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G. W. Crowthers
Mitchell
Waterloo
Iowa
Hr. McCormick
Graceland Cemetery
KR. N. Kratz
The
Free Methodist Church
C. M. Peck
J. P. Leister
A. H. Smith
Hi. L. O*mealey
H. N. Coffee
Elmer George
Bessie
Little Chronicle
Theatrical Programs Worth Big Money in London
London playgoers complain about cheap paper programmes but from the investor view the sheets are valuable assets. Estimated £30,000 yearly ad value and £50,000 gross profit from all programmes. Some rights to farm out programmes fetch £1,000 to £3,000. London Globe reports.
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London
London Globe
The English Husband Troubles of a London Parish Wife
A poor London woman seeks guidance over her marriage status after discovering her husband may have a separate wife. She asks what rights he has to mistreat her if he is not legally her husband. The clergyman notes doubts about the marriage validity.
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London
London Spectator
Nature's Sweet Restorer Blessings on Him Who Invented Sleep
The passage praises sleep as a universal remedy and sustainer, calling it a mantle over thoughts a food for hunger a drink for thirst warmth for the cold and a universal coin that buys all things. It extols sleep as balancing worldly distinctions between shepherd and king and between the simple and the wise.
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Cervantes
Scribbling on Portrait Sparks Artist Signature Row
In an art store Mrs Newrich complains a customer scratched a picture. The salesman explains the markings are the artist's signature, prompting Mrs Newrich to remark about the nerve and whether it could be scratched out.
Voices of Objects and Their Hidden Sounds
A reflection on how everyday objects emit distinct sounds that speak to us. Even ordinary latches and hinges have a voice that can thrill and awaken when their use stirs deep emotional fibers.
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Korn & Co
Plymouth Rocks
G. W. Bunnell
S. D
A. A. Hoon
Armour
M. M. McDonald
J. S. Hildebrand
J. G. McCartney
H. H. Gunderson
Lead
Omaha Depot
Woman's Library Association
W. Church
G. W. McCauley
W. G Church
Thomas O’gorman
City
Dean Shea
Parkston
Father Shea
Truax & Betts
Loomis Monday
Loomis
Howard Smith
St. Louis
Exposition Grounds
Fred Johnson
Fred
Mrs. C. 2. Walphide
J. A. Kosdick
Minneapolis
Virigina Doyle
Grand Sachem Walgren
Yankton
Sechunk
Tall
Lincoln
Stir
John A. Mawuire
Nebraska
Maguire
Dakota University
Lilah Older
Blanche Atwood
Miss Older
Leah
Iter
Miss Atwood
Reuben
Vernie Hodge
Hazel Lathrop
Cora Scott
Ruth Richards
Cole
Jacob Bujer
Park Avenue
J. 3
J. 3. Wolgemuth, Dr. J. G. McCartney
S. F. Goodykoontz
O. H. Perry
F. A. Craft and Family
R. W. Barclay
Mason City
Minnesota
Plotner
H. L. Bras
Wm. M. Smith
Treas
T. M. Wallace
Ferguson
Cash Bargain Store
Ferguson’s Cash Store
Papa
Johnny
India
Ferris
J. H. Ferris
A.B. Hager
Champeny Block
Preston & Hannett
LAW
Ee Parker
Druggista
Rex
Drucetets
Chicheater Chemical Co
Madison Sauaere
Phila. Pas
W. Adams
Carlor
Mitchell, South Dakota
John Havlatko
Opera House
SO. Dak
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