Plankinton Old Settlers Reunion and Local News
Mitchell and Plankinton correspondents report on Old Settlers reunion games, local travels, and town happenings. Notes include a near accident on a narrow bridge, lectures by Rev. Utley, farm sales and cattle shipments, social visits, and upcoming church events. Also covers Indian delegates and a large regional conference with about 2500 attendees.
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Republican
J.C. Tatman
Old Settlers
Plankinton
Broadbent's
C. L. Downey
Sioux Falls
Kearney
X. L. Dairy
E. J. Shelmadine
Davieon
Hanson
Aborn
Aurora
Alex. Dumas
Ign
Rathbun
J. P. Stewart
M. B. Clemmer
Madison
Stewart
J. S. Daniels
Newcastle
Alexandria Herald
East First Street
Lasteek
Ray Caldwell
City of
Mitchell
P. A. Zollen
Ray Smith
Scotland
J. E. Wells
Earl Brown
Kriedler
W. L. Utley
Opera House
Mr. Utley
Hell
New York
Minneapolis Tribune
Frank Graham
Northwest
A. H. Bayley
Lyle
Dan Bayley
John Reierson
Hans
Tory
P. S. Rew
Canton
John
D. McDermaid
Main Street
Gillis’ Corner
Gottlieb Scherrenbrand
Frank E. Smith
Dakotas University
Artesian
Advocate
Smith
M. E. Church
Chamberlain
Congregational
Presbyterian Churches
Crow Creek Reservation
Sioux Agency
Santea Agency
Neb
Sisseton
Flandreru
Gleanings From Mitchell and Nearby Notes
Local items record births, travel to state fair, and visitors including Mr and Mrs Walter Hooker with a daughter born Sunday Sept 26. Telegraphed moves include H L Bras relocating Educator plant to Main and Fifth, and several residents attending the state fair in Yankton. Community updates note church services, a conductors shipment plans by Milwaukee, and Montgomery Ward advertising cars en route to the fair with plans for phonograph and horseless carriage displays.
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C. G. Rathbun
S. G. Scoville
Yankton
D. B. Durant
A. R. Boggs
C. W. Boggs
Sioux Falls
J. H. Whittlesey
Geo. A. Sibby
H. B. Rogers
Pecatonica
Ill
Omaha
R. T. Robinson
Chas, Levinger
Dead
Messrs
B. E. Barnard
John Schoenfelter
Borp
Walter Hooker
H. L. Bras
Plant
Main
Fifth Streets
E. B. Bracy
Hickaville
Ohio
Montgomery Ward & Co
Pickering
Mitchell
Reckless living linked to illness urged and treated
The piece warns that reckless work and play endanger health and life. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery to restore appetite, sleep, digestion, and blood quality, calling it a nerve tonic and blood maker. It also endorses Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a safe remedy for constipation.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
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Capital
Florence Fosdick
Commercial Savings Bank
Sanborn
BE. EB. Wagner
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Court House
Davison County
Sadie Davenport
Plankinton Standard
Dan McDermaid
Crow Lake
H. Butikofer
Parkston
Kilborn
Mt. Vernon
Mr. Kilborn
Manitoba
Will Harker
Nowlin
J. E. Brown
Ipswich
H. F. Lyman
Armour
GC. H. Kibbee
Marshal John Reierson
Rex Rathbun
Spooner & Nordaker
Mickey McDonald
Walter Broadbent
Gertrude Becker
H. P. Beckwith
Nichole
Presbyterian Church In
Alexandria
W.L. Utley
Grand Opera House
Milwaukee Road
North Dakota
R. P. Hall
Buffalo
Hall
South Dakota
United States
James H. Bartley
West Superior
Helena
Pore
PoTter Drvuo
Sole Proprietora
Boston
Geo. P. Dix
Leona
L. Beckwith
D. R. Kirby
M. H. Russell
Sioux City
John Bowers
Hood
Kuehn
Redfield
John Barnet
Aberdeen
Will Norton
Doland
Nora Hough
Bert Hitchcock
The
Deering Co
J. D. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Methodist Church
Milwaukee Company
Oleson
Kimball
Ingram, Brussells
Levinger's
ONE Cent Store
Chicago Carpet Company
Dakota University
Graham
Old Hickory
D.W. Gollins, Mitchell, S. D
Supolio
Nur Yey
You Reder & Cole
Harker
Brothers Fancy Fruit Store
Don
Harker Bros