Local Notes From Plano and Farwell Gatherings
Plano and Farwell brief items record neighbors moving homes and church events. Mrs. Hubbard to lead December Ladies Missionary meeting. a December 8 social and basket benefit planned for Rev. DeGroff. Ms. Campbell and family move to the old Morse farm. mentions of weather, illness, and town movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plano
R Husking
Schroder
J. M. Campbell
Kentucky
Mooth
S. W. Trowley
Halver Vernon
Mr. Carson
Brooks
Ladies Missionary Meeting
A. H. Hubbard
DeGroff
Farwell
C. de Mott
Ney
C. Walker
Washuru
Darby
Luke
Mrs. Disbro
May Rowley
New Bobsleds Advertised by Koch for Winter Trade
Mr Koch offers new bobsleds for winter purchases at his Dusi ess location. Desiring acmers are urged to call and inspect the fresh goods and see his promised customer satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Koch
Acmers
Mr. Koch
Picture Given Away at Noble & Shaw Store
Readers are urged to call Noble & Shaw to learn terms for a large picture giveaway advertised in the local shop. The notice invites customers to inquire about eligibility and collection details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble & Shaw
Baptist Growth in State Churches Sees Solid Year
Rev. T. M. Shanafelt reports for the state Baptist association a total membership of 5,903 across 108 churches, with 335 baptisms. The year shows improvements in mission funds totaling 9,400 including 2,400 raised locally. Akron’s withdrawal and disciplined church removals explain a net membership drop of 127. Total church property value stands at 210,501 with benevolence and expenses totaling 58,343.09.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Shanafelt
Huron
Church of
Akron
South Dakota Association
Iowa
South Dakota
Sioux River
Farm for sale or cash rent in Hanson County area
Property listing for 100 acres under cultivation and 60 acres pasture in Plano township Hanson county with a house barna gallery artesian well. For sale or cash rent inquire of M. F. Rector Mitchell South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plano Township
Hanson County
Barna
M. F. Rector
Mitchell
S. D
Fraternal Brotherhood OF The World Admits Large Class
The Fraternal Brotherhood of the World welcomed a large class of new members at Parker S. D. Parker lodge F B W arranging a Thursday evening ceremony. State deputy W J Vavix attended and conferred the work. A new lodge formed at Sioux City Ta with seventy members on the 24th of last month. FP B W membership is rising daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Brotherhood of the World
Parker S. D. Parker
W. J. Vavix
Sioux City
B. W
Minute Cough Cure Relief for Croup Soothe Mentioned
An advertisement extols Goes Minute Cough Cure claiming rapid relief from coughs and throat and lung troubles, noting its benefit for a child in croup and praising motherly faith in the remedy by S. H. Soallin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Soallin
Abdul's Jollying Mood and a Turkish Credit Bluff
The Chicago Record notes the sultan of Turkey sending warm congratulations to President McKinley as the battleship Kentucky and cruiser Dixie head to Smyrna. The voyage is described as a "bluff" regarding an overdue $100,000 payment. The piece ponders whether the Sultan views the timing as irony or as a jolly nudge to the creditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Turkey
McKinley
United States
Kentucky
Dixie
Smyrna
Advertised Letters at Mitchell Post Office Nov 24 1900
A list of uncalled letters remaining at the Mitchell post office as of the week ending Nov 24 1900 includes Braza Butterfield Cook Falkenhbager Gartz Grad Keating Kerfel King Mies Hoverage Maloney Murragh Marten McCarty McClure McLain Mollie Michael Miller Moore Nivinson Rose Skipper Songstad Thomas Wellf Wright and others. If not claimed within two weeks they will be sent to the dead letter office. H C Clark P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Braza
Bill Butterfield
Grant Cook
C. E. Falkenhbager
B. Gartz
Alvin Grad
John Keating
Joe Kerfel
Frank King
Mies Ruby M. Hoverage
J. A. Maloney
T. F. Murragh
John Marten
Otto McCarty
Marshal McClure
Vermillion and Fargo Football Game Called Off
The Vermillion football team will not meet Fargo this season, removing a potential clash with Mitchell for a South Dakota supremacy test. Mitchell seeks a team with more of a record and hints at future games, while Vermillion replaces pride with readiness to face other foes in Sioux Falls.
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Fargo
Mitchell
Vermillion
South Dakota
Brookins
Sioux Falls
Argus
Sell Your Old Iron at Farmers' Sheds by W M White
The notice offers to buy old scrap iron bones rags copper and old rubbers at the Farmers sheds on Fridays and Saturdays. W M White promotes a local scrap collection service with specific days for drop off or sale.
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W. M. White
Millinery Clearing Sale to Clear All Fall Hats
Millinery clearing sale announces all fall hats and children's headwear must go with steep prices. The campaign runs before January 1, 1901, led by Mrs. EK M BAUGHMAN.
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Ek, M, Baughman
Electric Bitters Heralded as Best Selling Remedy
Belleville Ohio druggist Abraham Hare praises Electric Bitters as the best selling bitters he has handled in 20 years. He attributes the cure to correcting stomach and organ disorders, purifying blood, and strengthening nerves, claiming it renews energy for weak, run-down people. 50 cents, sold by S A Scallin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Hare
Belleville, C
S.A. Scallin
Bank Examiners Under Fire Over Longstanding Theft
The Philadelphia Ledger notes a trust officer diverted about $200000 of bank funds over years, escaping detection despite repeated examinations. It questions the accountability of bank examiners and calls for new rules holding them responsible when theft goes unchecked during visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Promises Quick Burn Healing
The advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as quickly healing severe burns and scalds without scarring, suitable for cuts, raw surfaces, piles, and skin diseases. It warns buyers to beware of counterfeit versions. S. H. Scallin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
S. H. Scallin
Court Uses Wit and Wardrobe Clues in Delinquent Witness
In a City Hall police court scene, Judge Marshall asks a delinquent young witness to step forward. The exchange features garbled descriptions of her attire from the marshal as the court jokes about fashion terms. A boy laughs as the witness is identified, prompting a light threat from the marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Marshall
Depew praising Buffalo Pan-American Exposition grandeur
Sen ator Chauncey M. Depew toured the Buffalo Pan American Exposition grounds and declared the progress surpassed expectations. He told Chairman John N. Seatherd the Expo would outshine Paris, as he toured the Government, Graphic Arts, Horticultural and Machinery buildings and the Electric Tower in formation. He later addressed a full Buffalo Convention Hall, comparing the Expo to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scatcherd
Chauncey M. Depew
Buffalo
Senator Depew
New York State
John N. Seatherd
Europe
Seatherd
Chauncey
United States
Esplanade
Graphic Arts
Court of Mountains
Manufactures and Liberal Arts
Depew
Paris
Latin American Press Shows Warm Support for Pan American Exposition
Latin American and Pan American editors praise the Pan American Exposition as essential to showing hemisphere progress. B Lopez of La Correspondencia de Puerto Rico plans to visit Buffalo with family to inspect developments. Other Latin editors have announced attendance and seek travel routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
B. B. Lopez
la Correspondencia de
Porto Rico
Buffalo
Wisconsin Builds Pan-American Exposition Site
Wisconsin commissioners have chosen a 20 acre site on the Pan-American Exposition grounds for the state building. The Wisconsin stand will overlook the Esplanade and be near the National government buildings with views of fountains and gardens. The commission members are Willard A. Van Brunt George B. Burrows B E Edwards Charles Reynolds and George H. Yule. Wisconsin will invest 25000 for its building and exhibits in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Mirror Lakes
Ohio
Esplanade
Wisconsin Commission
Willard A. van Brunt
George B. Burrows
Madison
B. E. Edwards
Lacrosse
Charles Reynolds
Sturgeon Bay
George H. Yule
Kenosha
Buffalo
A D U W Plans Big Buffalo Exposition Headquarters
The Ancient Order of United Workmen announce a major headquarters project for the Pan-American Exposition. The Supreme Lodge allocates 8000 dollars and the State Lodge 38000 dollars for a new building in Buffalo to welcome members next year. The pavilion will include rest rooms and an upper balcony with easy chairs for attendees.
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Order of United Workmen
Order
Buffalo
Supreme Lodge
State Lodge
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