Mitchell Wins Over Yankton In Rough Gridiron Showdown
Mitchell defeated Yankton 6 to 0 in a hard fought afternoon game. The scoring drive started after a blocked punt near Yankton’s goal and a short touchdown finish. Mitchell dominated the second half with strong line play and key tackles by Burton Tanner, while Yankton challenged late but could not break through.
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Mitchell
Mitchell K. Yankton
Walves
Jaxby
Sioux City
Chamberlain
Huron
George KR. Douthit
Prof
Grith
Yankton
Barrett
Stephens
Ynkton
Seaman
Seanan
Burton Tanner
Mitchell Club Elects New Officers At Annual Meeting
The Mitchell Club held its annual meeting Monday evening with strong member turnout. Treasurer Cone reported about 130 members in good standing and a treasury balance near $650. Robert Burns was elected president with S. G. Boyce as vice president, Dr. A Bower as secretary, and R. E. Cone as treasurer. C. W. Adams joined the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. O. Preston
A. I. Yager
John Michels
T. C. Burns
Hi. Rh. Kibbee
Yale
Mitchell Club
Cone
Robert Burns
S. G. Boyce
A. Bower
R. E. Cone
C. W. Adams
Chamberlains Pain Balm Praised As Best Liniment
An advertisement proclaims Chamberlains Pain Balm the best liniment on the market. It claims faster healing for cuts and bruises, quick relief from rheumatic pains, and value for deep seated pains such as a lame back and chest pains. Available from all druggists.
Big Stock Show to Heat Mitchell in February 1905
Mitchell hosts the South Dakota Improved Live Stock and Poultry Breeders Association February 1–3 1905. Expected attendance tops 1000, with a three day sale featuring cattle horses swine sheep and poultry. Rules set catalogues entries fees and inspection by breeders. Cash terms apply with prior arrangements allowed.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
Mitchel
James Wilson
Mitchell corn palace fire overblown claims
A late Aberdeen News report on a Mitchell corn palace fire is contradicted by local accounts. The blaze charred ceiling draperies but did not damage woodwork or decorations. officials say rebuilding will proceed next year on a larger scale and the palace remains a paying institution.
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Corn Palace
Mitchell
Aberdeen News
State
Corp
Mitchell’s Palace
Aberdeen
Box for Children’s Home Service Drive by W C T U
The W C T U met at Mrs H J Timm with 28 present to assemble a Thanksgiving box for the Sioux Falls Children’s Home. Leslie Sadle provided 50 bushels of potatoes via Omaha road. Mrs George Brooks collected about 50 dollars in cash. The group thanked all contributors for summer and current box efforts.
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H. J. Timm
Sioux Kalls
Elmer Smith
Third Avenue East
Bidwell
Leslie Sadle
Omaha
George Brooks
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Proclaimed By Local Druggist
S P Storrs a local druggist at 297 Main Street New Britain Conn touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal relief and cure for sour stomach belching and other stomach disorders. He asserts patient satisfaction and recommends the remedy to customers. L O Gale sells the product.
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S. P Storrs
Main Street
New Britain
Conn
L. O. Gale
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Restores Strength
Grand Rapids wife sufferings eased after using Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Three packages claimed to make her strong and healthy, priced at 35 cents. Scallin Bros.
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N. M. Coosby
Grand Rapids
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Scallin Bros
Warfield Farewell Party Ahead of Wisconsin Move
Mr and Mrs Warfield left for Wisconsin to establish a new home after a long residence in Minnehaha and Davison counties. A farewell gathering was hosted at their home Tuesday evening with neighbors and friends attending until 11 o clock for luncheon and music. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Chas Palmer Mr and Mrs R M Spink Mr and Mrs G W Brown and others who shared warm memories of their years in the community.
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Bates
A. J. Wooledge
Woodcock
Thos. Wooledge
New York
Coffee
Ben Palmer
Thomas Wdatler
C. B. Wilt
Warfield
Wisconsin
Chas. Palmer
R. M. Spink
G. W. Brown
2M. A. Reeves
Mothers Praise One Minute Cough Cure
Mothers acclaim One Minute Cough Cure for relief of coughs croup and whooping cough. Chester Michigan postmaster A L Sportford recalls their daughter nearly strangled by croup then quickly cured. The remedy eases breathing loosens phlegm reduces lung strain and removes cough causes. Sold by L.
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A. L. Sportford
Chester
Mich
Gale
County approves bridge bids and clerk hire to speed county business
Commissioners Dunn and Sayles awarded the bridge contracts to Fred Bradstrop for 1075 dollars. They also budgeted 450 dollars for each of the treasurer, auditor and register of deeds offices to hire needed help, citing rising workloads and benefits of a business like governance.
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Dunn
Sayles
Auroa County
Davison
Aurora
Sprendon Township
Palatine Township
Fred Bradstrop
Eld
Register of Deeds Office
Miss Gold Corwin Visits for YWCA Plans
Y W A Miss Gold Corwin arrived in the city to review Young Women's Christian Association work in Nebraska colleges and the Black Hills. She reported Black Hills reception and outlined plans for the state convention to be held here in February. Corwin will then go to North Dakota for work until the holidays.
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Y. W
Gold Corwin
Colleges of
Nebraska
Young Womens Christian Association
Black Hills
Mitchell
Clark
Deadwood
Harry Gunderson
Lead
Yomlin
Spearfish
Miss Corwin
North Dakota
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Michigan
Blave
Vicker’s
Railroad Street
Milwaukee Depot
Pelea Les Eles
Bond
Mitchell, So
Homdale
Geo. Watson Prep
China
General and Savings Bank
C. A. Bower
Main St
Mitchell, South Dakota
Serveson & Son
Becker
Coats
Parker
RUH & Garton
Tin
West First Street
A. E. Hitchcock
Attorney AT Law
Ss. D
S. C. Wherry
S. D
Mitchell Yankton Barrett
Roberts Gust
Burrow Shearer
Warren Stephens
G. McGregor
G. McGregor Seaman LE Finger Kenton
Thornton Wendelkin
Armin
Tanner Full Brown Evans
Allen W. Tanner
Whisman Yankton
Nichol
Eliott
The
Improved Live Stock Association
Childrens’ Home
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