Rebekah Delegates Report at Annual Assembly Session
The Hebekah Assembly holds its annual session with a large attentive audience of delegates and visitors. Mrs. Hannah Cripps is president, Mrs. Ela Abbott secretary, and many former presidents attend, including Sarah Fuller and Nannie Smith. The list names lodge chapters and officers from Dakota 1 through Queen Esther 73, detailing attendees and affiliations.
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State Assembly
Hebekahs
Hannah Cripps
Ela Abbott
Waubay
Sarah Fuller
Nannie Smith
Deadwood
Ernie Richey
Yankton
Grace Sutphen
Huron
Lodge
Dakota
Iva B. Sweatman
Hope
Alice Schmidt
Luella
Emma Carpenter
Aurora
Mina Shannon
Amanda
Jennie F. Cannon
Ruth
Martha Nelson
Evelyn
Celia Ward
Alta
Alice Bischoff
Colfax
Nellie Grove
Evangeline
Lillie Armstrong
Fountain
Richardo Schnauber
Saith
Mary Bower
Naomi
Emily Grippen
Mizpah
Mary Mountain
Harmony
Maud Rix
Columbia
May Raynold
Hebron
Elsie Trewery
Dive
Eva Drake
Diamond
Francis Leard
Coralyo
Lizzie Harrison
Melody
Vena Dillman
Western Star
Nettie Johnston
Capitola
Henrietta Ramsey
Tetonka
Anna Haber
ReEcho
Maud Patterson
Hesperus
Sophia Dryden
Beaver
Mary C. Lewis
Anniversary
Gunnell Gordon
Crescent
Jennie Jones
Hartford
Mary Jones
Bernice
Mary Hall
Evening Star
Clara Wayland
Athalia
Adelia Wimple
Miriam
M. M. Ferguson
Golden City
Maud Ainslie
Webster
Mattie Parliamen
Mayflower
Ada
Addicoat
Arbor
Ellen Gordon
Geneva
Mary Radcliffe
Unity
Lottie Ingersoll
Friendship
Lillian Purdum
Charity
Augusta Piper
Jewel
Emma Moulton
Ida M. Allen
Deborah
Carrie Monfore
Deutsche Eide
Henrietta Eichborn
Ivy
Flora Mitchell
Golden Rod
Sue M. Little
Alpha
Nettie Turner
Ruby
Oassa Baker
Anchor
Mary F. Martin
Happy Shot
Charlie Hall
Leah
Gertrude Benjamin
Golden Rule
Maria Lee
Cypreus
Ophelia Barclay
Violet
Julia B. Child
Francis Willard
Alice Finch
Faith
Maude Johnson
Sioux Valley
Lulu Wilcox
Sunbeam
Flora Sanderson
Queen Esther
Eilaj Engler
Odd Fellows Home Fund committee reports progress and goals
The Home Fund Committee met four times to discuss building a home for Odd Fellows and their orphans. The plan, under way for years, relies on funds from lodges statewide, with Ashton and Big Stone lodges contributing notable amounts and many entertainments raising substantial sums. The panel named members including N C Nash PS Emerson and others.
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Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Grand Lodge of Old Fellows
South Dakota
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Ashton Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodges
Rebekah Lodge
Big Stone
N.C. Nash
PS. Emerson
C. J. Bach
Dr. Clough
J. ©. Calder
Geo. W. Snow
J. M. Patton
H. A. Piper
S. E. Wilson
Ritchey
Helen Baker
Hannah Cripps
Black Hills Odd Fellows Visit Omaha Delegation
A large Black Hills Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah party arrived in Omaha by private car, bringing delegates from Rapid City Hill City and other towns. They pressed for W. E. Benedict as grand representative to the Sovereign Grand Lodge in Richmond, Va., in September. The train was met by a reception committee and guided to stopping places through the city.
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Omaha
Odd Fellows and Daughters
Rebekah
Black Hills
Hills Country
Northwestern
Salem
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
W. E. Benedict
Custer
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Richmond
James R. Sharp
Thomas Hewett
L. Ingergell
Rapid City
E. Barrbold
H. A. Piper
Hill City
Nat Dryden
Carricks
B. F. Teall
Belle Fourche
H. O. Anderson
Sturgis
C. H. Toland
Sarah Fuller
Henry Sweatman
Mamie Smith
Lead
G. M. Kace
Terry
O. M. Baker
Nichols pony wins fair race at the grounds
A quarter dash at the fair grounds Tuesday featured Nichols' pony against a wandering gypsy pony for a small purse. After a disputed first heat the Nichols pony surged to a clear lead in the second, winning by about a length, with judges deeming the race fair and the crowd hopeful for more training.
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Fair Ground
Nichols
Circuit Court Opens With Four Ready For Trial
Judge Smith opened court at 10 o clock with Sheriff Swindler presiding. Of twelve civil cases four were ready for trial while the rest were settled or continued. The McBride case seeks a change of venue due to alleged county prejudice. Four criminal cases set for tomorrow at 9 a.m. and to be continued until finished. Three involve liquor law violations for selling to minors.
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Smith
Swindler
McBride
Fellows
Circuit Court Hears Prescott vs Rhoades On Bakery Property
In a circuit court case Prescott sues Rhoades over bakery property at Main and First, involving a tax deed mortgage for 2000 and a 500 purchase of the mortgage. Jurors failed to agree after a night session.
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Circuit Court
R. D. Prescott
Abbie Rhoades
Spencer
Here
Prescott
Main
First Street
A. E. Hitchcock
Plantiff
J. L. Hannett
Reuben Karl Ve
Henry Heidinger
H. C. Preston
H. I. Fellows
Earl
Heidinger
Karl
Progress in Court Ends Early in Artesian Well Case
In the Reuben Earl versus Henry Heidinger artesian well suit the case was dismissed due to insufficiency of pleadings after counsel argued for dismissal. In the criminal docket Joseph P. Bradley faced a jury for selling liquor to a minor. a panel of 12 jurors heard the case as prosecutors Winsor and Hannett argued and Spangler and Kittredge defended. The jury retired after plain instructions from Judge Smith on eligibility of Hannett’s age and Bradley's conduct.
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Reuben Earl
Henry Heidinger
Fellows
Preston
Joseph P. Bradley
Will Ainslie
F. E. Moses
James Grady
John Stults
H. G. Hoyt
Frank Summers
S. A. Helgerson
S. D. Olmstead
H. H. Holmes
Edward Tobin
Chris Voien
J. C. Kelso
Winsor and Hannett
T. J. Spangler
A. B. Kittredge
Will Hannett
Bradley
Fogarty case leads to trial sequence in South Dakota arraignment
The next case taken up is James Fogarty who is arraigned under the same charge as W. D. Sanford. Sanford's case will be tried after Fogarty. The report then lists Odd Fellows grand lodge delegates by lodge and number, naming numerous towns from Dakota No 1 to Conde 141 with head officers B F Teall Belle Fourche grand master and others, plus visitors.
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Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Lukins
Rpam
Fred Pay
Emily Bras
Misa Emmarker
Je Herker
Methof
Enrude Becker
Kathryne Koch
Nga
Gaia A
James Fogarty
W. D.sanford
Fogarty
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge
Dakota No
Jas Kingsbury
Echo
John H McLaughlin
Vermillion
Carl Anderson
Elk Point
H M Wallace
Springfield
J H Aney
Dell Rapides
John Melbourn
Sioux Falla
W W Thayer
Centennial
Frank L Arnold
Res
Thomas Marchant
Carthage
D D Baldwin
Diana
W F Robinson
Wessington Sps
L J Grnsinger
Frankfort
Myron Gatea
Mellette
William Waterbury
Parker
Frank Kirby
Highmore
J A Patterson
Kimball
Henry Herrlein
Tyndall
Oliver E Plumb
Vilas
L. P. Christianson
Centerville
V C Wass
Volga
M H Jellison
Parkston
F D Simmonz
Toronto
John Kranz
Washington
T J Wohlford
Bryant
Albert E Everson
Salem
Hans Nelson
Protection
N H Dryden
Gem
Robert Saunders
Hot Springs
W R Morgan
Britton
D G Stokes
Webster
Carl Malmberg
Letcher
J F Shannon
Hill City
Ernest Barthold
Belle Fourche
E M Sweeney
Bristol
L Purdum
Custer
William Courtney
Columbus
Fred Gerber
Fulton
B J Fritscher
Gate City
John G Lung
Hartford
John Mundt
Chamberlain
Fred A Powers
North Star
W A Abbott
Alcester
Edward Rosemore
Westport
Jed Badgely
Beresford
N C Nissen
la Delle
A Hoy
Hermosa
Richard Avant
Wilmot
W. M. Gorman
White
Charles L Woodard
Erwin
A J Hilton
Bald Mountain
S M Kane
Keystone
J H Fall
Loraine
Fairfax E M Starcher
Oak Park
C. H. Foland
Conde
Grand Lodge
Areb F. Teall
D. H. Campbell
Brookings
Harvey J. Rice
Huron
George W. Snow
Order
Blood Purifier Advertises Health and Strength
A midwestern ad promotes Bludbilder and Beggs' Blood Purifier as keys to health and vigor. It claims a robust Bryan as an example and guarantees satisfaction from L. O. Gale, with products sold by J. H. Ferris.
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Fred Ackerman
Moberly, Mo
L. O. Gale
Bryan
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Praised by Albany Reader
A testimonial from W. R. Wilkinson of Albany Tennessee credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with relieving twenty years of stomach trouble. He states it "has done me so much good" and calls it the savior of his life while noting it digests what you eat.
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W. R. Wilkinson
Albany
Teun
L. O. Gale
Fashion copy hints at stock styles and pricing
The note advertises a range of garments in white and colored piques, ducks, linens, crashes and other popular styles. It promises well cut, good hanging garments with prices described as right.
Parasol Styles In Season Now
Parasol offerings include white and colored varieties in nobby styles. Plain and ruffled models are available, aligning with current season trends.
Hosiery Display At Mitchell Offers 5c to 1 Dollar Stock
A feature advertisement promotes a wide line of E'ans goods from palms to white gauze silk. It highlights dainty items for all occasions and a large hosiery stock. It claims 1500 pairs of high quality hose available in Mitchell priced from five cents to one dollar a pair.
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Mitchell
Local farm implements and equipment lineup announced
The listing promotes a wide range of farming gear including eclipse stone dodge sulky and gang plows, disc harrows, grain drills, corn planter, wind mills, feed grinders, cream separators, sewing machines, harness department expansion, and enhanced bicycle and buggy sections with Imperial Bicycles highlighted.
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Wyertain Grand Lodges
Fevedalls
Julies
Heiy
Hebekah
Clover Leaf
Viola Mumby
Emerald
Emily
Codis
Imperial
Anna Dings
Enterprise
Ida M. Powers
Helping Hand
Jessie Hare
the Home Fund Committee
Topeka
E. F. Andrews
Newton
Kan
Judge Smith
Bludbilder
J. H. Ferris
Stylisfs
H.D. Butterfield
Eclipse Stone Dodger
van Brunt
Superior
Fuller & Johnson
Imperial Bicycles
E. B. van Alstine
Mitchell, S. D
D. T. Gilman
O. L. Branson
Nat
I. W. Seaman
H. P. Beckwith
Ase’t Cashier
Tonal Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
DORKS
D. T Gilman
J. D. Newcomer
J. 3. Daniels
A. A. Boynton
3. M Swan
T.A Duncan
J.O. Walrath
L. Branson