Gale Theatre opening sparks social and business buzz
Local society notes a theatre debut, visits by Aberdeen and Sioux Falls guests, and numerous purchases and moves. Includes carload of regional figures, farm and business updates, and plans for harvest and sale events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sassett
Aberdeen
W. L. Baker
Sioux Falls
Hugh Greig
Estherville
Iowa
James Newell
Mt. Vernon
Silsby
Gale
H. G. Nichols
Sioux Reservation
Murdo
Rapid City
Milwaukee Company
Sioux City
C. L. Fillebrown
Armour
Fillebrown
Kartmers
G. G. Rathbun
F. L. Putnam
Salem
UH. D Sutterfield
Gale Theatre
What Becomes of a Ship That Sinks in Mid Ocean
The article explains how wooden ships sink slowly to the sea bottom while iron vessels smash on impact. It notes the bottom as a cozy bed for marine life, with timbers slowly decaying under lime and incrustations. Metals resist decay, except iron. gold and platinum remain gold, guiding treasure hunts.
Indian myths on soul travel and scalp beliefs in tribes
A Cleveland Plain Dealer piece notes varied North American Indian beliefs on the afterlife, including the scalp as a soul tether, battle deaths, and burial rites. It contrasts plains and upper Missouri river practices with views on suicide and self-inflicted deaths. The item closes with a joke from the Houston Post.
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Missouri River
Missouri
Cleveland
Back Talk Button My Waist Please New York Press
A brief item from the New York Press uses a playful line about fashion or social chatter. The snippet suggests a light behind the scenes note or quip about style or posture. No further context is provided in readable text.
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New York Press
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Victor Disl
Edison Cylinder
Robert OO
Minneapolis Paper CO
Ealers
Ort
Burns Lumber Company
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A. B. Chase
Kimball
Conover
Mason & Hamlin
Cable
Crown
Kurtzmann
Kingsbury
Schaffer
Piano Temple
J. McArthur & Son
Geo, Holleran
Mitchell Branch
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A. E. Thorp
Lisbon Township
Jake Smith
Fourth Avenue
Thorp
Andrew Smith
Emery
John Sloan
Fr. L. Pecknam
Alexandria
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A. I. Grimm
Parkston
Wm. Koch
S. HW. Morgan
Wirst Avenue East
Burns’ Lumber Yard
M. Hs. Patton
A. H. Doyle
M. I. Hyde
R. E H. Ruth
Chicago
City
KH. S. Johnston
Murdo Messenger
Johnson
Wm. Ixoch’s
J. McLeod
Alonzo L. Ward
B. M. Johnston
Widmann
F. G. Vey
St. Joseph
Howard Edward Vey
HW. H. Collard
Sioux Alls
Collard
Huron
C. B. Hepler
Nr. L. Hutchings
Hepler
Hutchings
Curtis Sash and Door Co
A. KE. Hitchcock
Wm. M. Lmmt
R. J. Lamb
S. G. Boyce
J. G. McCartney
Breckenridge
Parker
Madison High School
Pred Wiedeman
M. F. Weideman
Coloma
Mich
Stumyo
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A. Alexander
Ss. D
Lhe Mitchell
Jay H. Craton
Fourth Avenue East
Webster, Cook & Co
Brookings Articultural College
Brookings
N. D. Ikress
Gettysburg
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Herman Block
Grand Mound
Davison County
Bbenlab Township
Herman
Islock
South Dakota
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Richard Webber
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Townsan Jewelry Co
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Hyde
Champeny Block
Lewis Shuster
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Gialist
Perreset
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Nicollet Ave
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