Local Happenings Share Town News And Notables
Mt Vernon visitors and residents are listed with social news from town. Miss Ferle Richards leaves for Sioux Falls to study piano with W. S. B. Mathews in Chicago, while Elk Point’s H. P. Beckwith reports southern state prosperity. A six and a half pound radish is shown by Charles Tuckey. Obituary notes mark Mrs. M. S. Cleminger’s death in Skaguay.
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Vermont
Arney’s
M. C. Betts
H. H. Garey
Mt. Vernon
Ferle Richards
Sioux Falls
W. S. B. Mathews
Chicago
H. P. Beckwith
Elk Point
Beckwith
Charles Tuckey
Republican
Tuckey
Dubuque
Iowa
Cleminger
Skaguay
Alaska
Milwau kee depot night operator resigns for Aberdeen move
Ernest Gregory replaces him and started duties Tuesday night. At Mitchell area, Bates Brothers report six head cattle moved in two weeks ago: a horned roan heifer, horned roan steer, and a red and white spotted yearling steer dehorned.
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Milwaukee
Aberdeen
Ernest Gregory
Our Place
Mitchell
Bates Brothers
Thanksgiving Football Fight Between Nebraska Medical Dept and Local Team
The Nebraska medical department football squad will play the local team on Thanksgiving at home. Fargo canceled their match, but locals expect a hard contest with solid form from Wardy Tanner Kingsbury Cropp Levings and Douthit noting Mitchell will face a strong Nebraska lineup.
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University of Nebraska
Fargo
Nebraska
Giants
Wardy
Tanner
Kingsbury
Cropp
Shorty Levings
Geo. R. Douthit
Omaha
Ays
Mitchell
Compact binds Huron Redfield Mitchell in capital fight
Messrs Bras Fuller ton Burns Branson Betts report three towns have formed a united compact to back a single candidate for the capital site. If Huron is endorsed against Pierre, Redfield and Mitchell will back it. if Mitchell is chosen, Huron and Redfield will support Mitchell. They will pursue resubmission and caucus backing with no half measures, while still allowing each town to press its own minority interests.
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H. L. Bras
Thos Fullerton
T. C. Burns
O. L. Branson
M. C. Betts
Mt. Vernon
Huron
Redfield
Guy C. Akens
R. BE. Dundas
Armour
W. R. Smith
Sloan House
East Sixth Street
Louise Spang
Mason City
Iowa
O. A. ‘Bates
J. D. Kress
T. J. Spangler
Brookings
A. H. Bailey
Chamberlain
Presbyterian Church
Fred T. Drewitt
The
Baptist Church
J. E. Lardner
University
Wessington Springs
Fred Johnson
C. W. Hoon
Helen
Nichols
Jos
Harker
Emma
Pearl
Nora
Los Angeles
Cal
Oakland
Neb
Will
Joe
Mitchell
Thos. Rogers
Thomas Wallace
Mr. Wallace
L. E. Willison
Republican
G. D. David
Mr. David
John Hopkins University
David
University Chapel
Hubbard, Palmer & Co
Thos. Fullerton
Burns
Pierre
Capital resubmission movement gains support in key towns
The push by Huron Redfield and Mitchell to bring the capital within reach of population is praised as sincere and strengthens the case for resubmission. The alliance reduces intertown feuding, making the proposition seem far more feasible than before. Pierre remains calm about any potential political strife affecting its capital interests.
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Huron
Redfield
Mitchell
Pierre
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Nurse Mother Gray of the Children’s Home in New York promotes 30 000 testimonials for powder that cures feverishness bad stomach teething disorders moves and regulates the bowels and destroys worms. Sold at all druggists 25 cents Sample free Allen S Olmsted LeRoy NY.
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Gray
New York
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Longs No Longer
A reflective quote from the Hudson Register about a man who dreamed of owning the earth, waking to the realization that he never wanted it after a vision and an assessor’s visit.
A Cheerful View on Cold Ailments Cured Without Surgery
An optimist jokes about gratitude for a cold being curable without surgery, noting that doctors now treat even colds with non surgical methods. The fragment reflects humorous newspaper tone from the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
When the butter won't come put a penny in the bun
An old dairy proverb links thrift and health with butter and uses Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for weak children. It describes Scott's Emulsion as cod liver oil with hypophosphites made for delicate stomachs and claims children take to it easily due to its pleasant taste and suitability.
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Scott
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Em Gillis
Chicago Shoe House
Mitchell Hotel
Korn & CO
Amy
Jackson & Rolston
Wayaya
Mitchell and Vicinity
Hamlin’s
Wizard Oil Co
Mamie McDermaid
O. W. Coursey
Cedar Rapids
R. N. Kratz
Youngman
Methodist Church
Twin Cities
Wilt
Teasdale
Pullman Company
Omaha Medical College
Mother Gray
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