New Books Arrive From Major Authors
A list of forthcoming titles includes Hugh Wynne by S Weir Mitchell The Christian by Halil Caine From a Girl's Point of View by Lillian Bell The Under Side of Things by Lillian Bell A Scientific Demon Future Life by Judeon ESA Tel The Prisoners of the Sea by Kingsley The Seats of the Mighty by Parker Ote Choir Invisible by James Lane Allen Tris and Trixy by Joe Habberton Quo Vadis by Sienkiewicz The Martians by Du Maurier Equality by Edward Bellamy The Mind of the Master by Maclaren Katherine Lawderdale by PF Marion Crawford The Days of Auld Lang Syne by Maclaren Phrase by Anthony Hope and others
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Hugh Wynne
S. Weir Mitchell
the Christian
Halil Caine
Lillian Bell
Lillian
Tris
Trixy
Joe
Habberton
Quo
Vadia
Sienkiewicz
The
DuMaurier
Ed. Bellamy
Maclaren
Katherine Lawderdale
Marion Crawford
Phrase
Anthony Hope
Chrysanthemum Show at Grand Opera House Draws Crowds
The annual chrysanthemum show in Mitchell, staged by the Episcopal church with Newbury's Greenhouse, filled the Grand Opera House for opening night and drew strong crowds over three nights. Entertainment included the State Juvenile Band, local solos, a Japanese booth, and a children's pantomime, ending with a final concert and dance. Net proceeds reached about $117 for church and greenhouse efforts, with next year's event pledged by the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Episcopal Church
Newbury
Grand Opera House
Harry McDonald
Cliford Gheen
Lou Ella Smith
J. D. Anderson
M. B. Cleminger
D. V. Moore
Marshall
F. P. Stearns
Sadie Ball
Ben Oleson
Frank Durant
Lochinvar
Howard Row
George Winsor
Ellen
Hazel
Lathrop
Carl. Hardesty
Gwyneth Logan
Elizabeth Stearns
Ethel Baker
Florence Winsor
Imogene Cowhick
Jeanette Smith
Frank Winsor
Daniel Thompson
Glen Rowley
Walter Cook
Hiram A. Rodee
Sleeping Beauty
E. C. Newbury
Miss Bras
Miss Boggs
A.C. Stevens
Music Hall
Geiger Bros
Methodist Church
Chrysanthemum show nets $117 for Greenhouse and church
A Monday evening meeting to settle finances reported total receipts of about $210 for the three day event with expenses near $93 leaving $117 to be split equally between the Greenhouse and the Episcopal church. The committee thanks patrons performers and helpers and pledges a grand floral carnival next year. CHICAGO DAILY MARKET COMMITTEE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Mum” Committee
New Catholic Hospital Opens on the West Coast
The West Coast column reports the New Catholic Hospital at Yankton opening to receive patients. Salvation Army workers aid a boy to stay off a downward path, helping his reform after a violent incident. Col Adams writes from Los Gatos about travel, climate, labor, and race tensions, urging better treatment of Chinese and Japanese workers. Weather data compare weekly temperatures to 1896. Joe Linden, later Joe Binden, returns to Morton after an involved cutting affray and Salvation Army support.
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Republican
Mitchell
Los Gatos
Pacific Ocean
Santa Clara Valley
San Jose
Francisco
J. M. Adams
Cal
Salvation
Jos. Kotschevar
Morton
N. D
Joe Linden
Binden
Salvation Army
Army
Kotschevar
Sacred Heart Hospital Yankton Opens to Patients
The Sacred Heart Hospital Yankton S D opened recently under Benedictine Sisters. It offers high medical skill and trained nurses and welcomes all applicants not just Catholics. Applications for admission go to The Sacred Heart Hospital Yankton S D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
O'Gorman
Father Hogan
Holy Family Church
Yankton
Bishop’s House
Sioux Falls
S. D
Sacred Heart Hospital
S.D
Milwaukee railroad strict on liquor use prompts employee firings
Sanborn Pioneer reports that Milwaukee railroad officials issued a ban on intoxicating liquor for all workers. Four men were dismissed last week for violating the order. Supervisors must detect and report all violations or be replaced. Officials claim even one drink makes a man one tenth drunk and unfit for service.
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Sanborn
Iowa
Milwaukee Railroad
Pioneer
Milwaukee Company
Dr. Joan Tatman Receives Annual Mileage Book
Dr. Joan Tatman receives a 1000 mile mileage book from John A. Hinsey, special agent of the Milwaukee Road, as a Christmas gift. The longtime friends exchange mileage books each year, arriving in the doctor’s mailbox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Tatman
Milwaukee Road
John A. Hinsey
Road
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S. Hs. Scallin
Mittens
Smith & Conyes
New York
C. G. Rathbun
MO. C. Walrath
O. L. Branson
Geo. E. Logan
V.president
H. P. Beckwits
Ags’t Cash
First National Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
D. T. Gilman
John D. Wood
J.S. Daniels
A. A. Boynton
Mss
Swan
L. W. Seaman
Ela Sturgia Lawler
J. O. Walrath
Geo. Ealopsy
W. H. Webster
de Vlex
Cerning
Chicago Daily Market
D. W. Moore Grain Commission
Chicago
Col. Adams
California
the New Catholic. Hospital
South Dakota
In Christ
O’gorman
Huyck
Yankton Hospital
Royal
York
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