Thanksgiving Day Union Service and Local Observances
The Methodist Baptist Congregational and Presbyterian churches held a union Thanksgiving service at the Congregational church led by Rev. Geo. A. Mackintosh. Epistles from Rev. Babcock at St. Mary's and Holy Family services followed with large congregations and a charity collection. A dinner and grand ball at the Rink opera house capped the observances with music by the Whealon brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
John JH. Babcock
Holy Family’ Church
Father Sheehan
Sone Orera House
G. W. Edgerly
R. D. Welch
Terpsichore
Whealon Brothers
Y M C A Reading Room Opened For Thanksgiving
The Y M C A observed Thanksgiving by opening its largest carpeted reading room. It stayed open during the day and drew many young men, with plans to remain open every evening. Lights were added when H S Scallin and L O Gale donated two 250 candle power lamps, keeping the room lit until 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C. A
H. Scallin
L. O. Gale
Provisions for Mier County Destitution Aid Progresses
The Parker conference aims for South Dakota to provide for its needy. A car with 4,000 pounds of flour and provisions was shipped to Miner county yesterday, with a second car due December 4. Bon Homme county plans six cars, and statewide collections at Thanksgiving services in Congregational and Episcopal churches will aid Miner county and other destitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner County
South Dakota
Geo. W. Snow
Bon Homme County
Jas.s. Foster
Congregational
Episcopal
Salvation Army Sergeants Privy to Sioux Falls Trial
Sergeants Joe Campbell and Ed Lowe of the Salvation Army, popular in Mitchell during a month of work, faced a sensational trial in Sioux Falls for disturbing the peace and obstructing streets. They countersued for assault and battery amid strong public debate. jurors could not agree after a lengthy trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Campbell
Ed Lowe
Salvation Army
Sioux Falls
Donahue
Mitchell
Campbell
Lowe
E. Young
Inspection Finds Ransom Relief Corps Prosperous
Mrs. L L Bryson, department inspector, surveyed the Ransom Relief Corps on Wednesday. She reports the corps is thriving and generous, having paid the most in charitable outlays among twenty nine corps inspected to date. Mrs Bryson spent Thanksgiving in Mitchell with Mrs H R Vanderbogert and left for Plankinton to inspect the J A Rollin corps.
Will Meet at Mitchell Alliance Meeting Set
John M. Pease returns from Aberdeen and reports the next alliance gathering will be in Mitchell. He credits J. W. Harden of Woonsocket J. R. Lowe of Brule Co F A Leavitt of Worthing and Robert Kirk of Bon Homme Co for aiding in securing the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Pease
Aberdeen
Alliance
Mitchell
Pease
J. W. Harden
Woonsocket
J. R. Lowe
Brule Co
F. A. Leavitt
Worthing
Robert Kirk
Bon Homme Co
Recent Weddings Highlight Local Nuptials and Homes
Multiple wedding notices from the area detail unions at churches and residences. Bolton Campbell wedding at Baptist church with reception, Burns Mcewen tied the knot in Mt Vernon, Collins Black wed at Emmetsburg Congregational church, and Mease Scroggin unite in Madison Sentinel-linked union.
Honor to Whom Due Trades Carnival Declared A Success
The Trades Carnival concluded with universal praise for its success. Mrs. A C Rice led under Congregational church auspices with assistants. Dr Mrs Levey trained a drill court. Miss Maud Silsby played piano. Chas W Shauer violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Rice
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
I. F. Bond
S. Levey
Geo. A. Silsby
Farewell reception for Mrs Kate Wulfing at Rowley and Fifth
Mrs Kate Wulfing was surprised with a noon farewell reception at her home by 23 ladies from her kindergarten circle. A supper was served on two long tables, with guests including children and several gentlemen. Captain G A Silsby presented a $20 purse as thanks from Mitchell friends. Mrs Wulfing will soon leave for Richland Center Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Wulfing
Rowley
Fifth Streets
G. A. Silsby
Mrs. Wulfing
Mitchell
Rail connections expand service Sioux City to Columbus
Union Pacific announces two daily trains from Sioux City to Columbus Nebraska linking with main line No. 1 at 6 40 p m with a Pullman sleeper to Portland Oregon and Sioux City and Mitchell line No 4 arriving at 5 00 p m making connections with Union Pacific trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific St’y
Sioux City
Columbus
Neb
Pullman
Portland
Ore
Mitchell
Union Pa
Train Route Update Proposes New Westward Line
A notice instructs passengers on the James River division and the C M and D division between Mitchell and Sioux City to use a new route destined for Nebraska coast to the Pacific. The message is signed by I J Clemans agent and railroad officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James River
Mitchell
Sioux City
Nebraska
Columbus
Kansas
Colorado
Pacific Coast
I. J. Clemans
Agt
CM. Gst. P
BR. R
Y M C A Speakers Address Churches On Evangelization
An association of Y M C A men spoke at Methodist Presbyterian Baptist and Congregational churches Sunday night. They described the Y M C A's relation to the church and its fourfold city railroad college and foreign work. The Mitchell association aims to bring young men to Christ and provide gymnasium reading rooms lecture courses and gospel meetings while praying for injured president R N Kratz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Presbyterian
Baptist
Congregational
Christ’s Church
London
George Williams
Nazareth
United States
Y. M
Mitchell
Mitchell Association
Association
R. N. Kratz
Sioux Falls
Kratz
Baptist Church
L. A.stout
Methodist Church
Notable Congratulatory Letters for Judge Edgerton Appointment
A list of distinguished figures offering congratulations to Judge Edgerton on his appointment. Included are Judge Collins of Minnesota Supreme Court, Judges Start and Farmer, Gen. Becker, Fessenden, Mathews, Syllam, Carson, United States Marshal Maratta, Auditor Taylor, Gen. Beadle, Col. Clough, C. H. Price, Hon. John Rudd, Capt Lavender, Hon. St. Benjamin, Attorneys Diamond and Ramsey, and numerous other officials and bankers from Dakota, South Dakota, and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgerton
Collins
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Start
Farmer
Minnesota
Gen. Becker
St. Paul
Fessenden
Michigan
Lion
Geo. A. Mathews
Dakota
Syllam and
Carson
South Dakota Supreme Court
United States
Maratta
Taylor
South Dakota
W. H. LU. Beadle
Madison Normal School
KE. E. Clough
C. H. Price
John Rudd
Roscoe
Lavender
Scotland
Benjamin
Alexandria
Diamond
Brouokings
Ramsey
Woonsocket
Kelly
Huron
Price
Iroquois
First National Bank of Madison
R. E. Carpenter
Watertown
Col. M. M. Price
Letcher
Fred M. Wilcox
C. H. Bates
Yankton
G. Foster
T. B. Roberts
F. LeCocq, Jr
Douglas County
A. L. Hopspaugh, Esq
Charles Mix County
Women’s National Union convention report defends harmony
M B E Kline recalls four days of sessions with little politics, noting focus on Sabbath observance labor White Cross White Shield and evangelistic work. She praises Miss Willard and recounts Iowa delegates joining after Mrs Foster’s withdrawal, while Dr Burnett’s libel suit against Mrs Barker is dismissed by counsel as groundless and not discussed at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wester
Iowa
Advertised Letters at Mitchell Post Office
List of uncalled letters for the week ending Nov 25 at Mitchell post office includes Adams Frank Clark Mrs Ir urn Mr Win Dever Elmer Dougherty M Karl George L Estero Mr Grady WM Gardner WL Lehike HG Martin Mrs U MH Phillips Irvine Pierre Loren Rowe W P Seeber Katie Steves Julia Stevens Gee Wright Milton Advertised. If not called in two weeks they go to the dead letter office. HAMMER P.M. Tomlinson's Quick Relief Oil cures group diphtheria and colds sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Adams
Frank
Clark
Urn
Win Dever
Elmer
Dougherty
Karl
George L
Estero
Grady
Gardner
Lehike
Martin
U MH
Phillips
Irvine
Pierre
Loren
Rowe
W P
Seeber
Katie
Steves
Julia
Stevens
Gee
Wright
Milton
Hammer
P.M
Narrow Escape at Main and First Streets
At noon Monday Dlive Dodge, daughter of W. M. Dodge, was nearly struck by a farmer’s team at the Main and First streets crossing. D. W. Graucht shouted a warning and seized the child as the horses passed, saving her from serious harm. She received treatment at Hammer's drug store and was found to have only bruises a violent shock and a bad scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlive Dodge
W. M. Dodge
Main
First Streets
D. W. Bracnuht
Cuticura Remedies Cited In Multiple Skin Cure Claims
A series of letters describe dramatic skin and leg ulcer improvements after using Cuticura Remedies. Patients report complete or near-complete cures after two months to years of suffering, noting exposed bone, scalp disease, and extensive eruptions. The letters promote Cuticura Soap Resolvent and related products as universal cures for skin conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
G. Ahern
Dubois, Dodge Co
L. R. McDowell
Jamesburg
N. J
Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation
Boston
Do Not Allow Your Name for Senatorship We Have Something Better
Walter H. Cobban, noted insurance agent and Dakota third house antagonist, receives telegram from Buffalo urging him to decline the senatorship and promising a better outcome. The message aims to sway Cobban away from public office and keep him aligned with insurance colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck Tribune
Walter H. Cohban
Dakota Third House
Messrs. King, Hall
Buffalo
Cobban
Catholic Immigration Drives Dakota Land Offer
Rt Rev Bishop Marty of Sioux Falls calls on Catholic clergymen in the Dakotas to report vacant quarter sections and land prices in parishes. He aims to use the statistics to attract Catholic immigration to the region. Father Sheehan in the city leads the data collection effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty
Sioux Falls
Both
Dakotas
Sheehan
Generous Donation to Congregational Church Aid
A letter to the president of the Ladies' Aid society from Mrs. Rice explains a donation after a young lady candidate for a carnival representation left town. She apologizes for disappointment and encloses a small mite to aid the Congregational church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Rice
Congregational Church
Blood Purifier Endorsement For Dr J H McLean
A promotional note touts Dr J H McLean's Sarsaparilla as the best remedy to purify the blood and restore health, sold by L C Gale. The language emphasizes vigor and strength through the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McLean
L.C. Gale
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the Union Service
Geo.a. Mackintosh
Presbyterian Church
Carlyle
Republic
New England
Goy
Winthrop
Massachusetts ‘Bay
Lincoln
Harrison
Church of Christ
The
Mier
Salvationists
W. KR. C. Inspection
Will
Bolton-Campbell
T. J. Winegar
Charles Bolton
Miss May Campbell
Mr. Winegar
Mrs. Bolton
West First Street
Ease-Scroggin
Frank L. Mease
Madison Sentinel
Nora L. Scroggin
Brother Mease
Tomlinson
Hood
C. I. Hondale
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
Stone River
Pec
Sist
S.S.S
Ane Conway
Iwer
Atlanta, Ga
Catholic Immigration
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