Death of M L Bobb A respected citizen dies after stroke
Myron L. Bobb longtime Beulah township rancher clerk of courts and former schoolteacher died Monday evening at his West Third Street home after a stroke first suffered in May. Born 1842 in Martinsburg Blair County Pennsylvania he served in the 5th Wisconsin Infantry and later held town clerk and treasurer posts before moving to Dakota. Funeral Tuesday at 3 pm conducted by Rev D R Tomlin with large turnout including Grand Army of the Republic. county officials attended.
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M. L. Bobb
West Third Street
Myron L. Bobb
Martinsburg
Blair County
Wisconsin
Orion
Richland County
Co. H. 5Th Wis. Infantry
Bobb
Dakota
Beulah
Dora Z. Bobb
D. R. Tomlin
Congregational Church
Mr. Youngman
Kodol praised as cure for indigestion in Troy letter
Mrs. Cranfill of Troy Indian Territory writes of long indigestion and dyspepsia, claims four bottles of Kodol cured her and urges others to try the remedy. L. O. Gale adds a postmeal dose note, saying it digests what you eat.
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Mrs. Cranfill
Troy
I. T
L. O. Gale
S.S.S
SWIFT
Atlanta
Enthusiastic over the Northwest and Saskatchewan Valley
Saskatchewan Valley, United States commissioner Peter Jansen of Nebraska returning from a fourth Canadian Northwest trip, reports astonishing wheat harvests and rapid growth. He notes 5,000 settlers may move with families to Saskatchewan Valley lands but fears insufficient railroad capacity next spring.
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Peter Jansen
Nebraska
McKinley
United States
Mr. Jansen
Canadian Northwest
Saskatchewan Valley
California
Russia
St. Paul
Friday Night Concert Captivates Mitchell Corn Palace Crowd
Large audiences filled the corn palace nightly with an enthusiastic show. Prof DeBaugh answered encores, Mme Aphora’s serpentine dance drew praise, and the band’s Awakening of the Lion impressed the patrons. Miss Schmoll’s violin solo earned repeated encores as street acts drew big crowds on Friday.
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Corn Palace
Mme. Aphora
Jackson
Malcolm
Helena Valdez
Count DeButz
Mitchell
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy History
An old and well tried remedy used for teething by millions of mothers for over sixty years. It soothes the child, relieves gums, eases pain, cures wind colic, and is promoted as the best diarrhoea treatment. Pleasant tasting and sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents a bottle. Ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Painful itching piles offer no escape without Dean's ointment
Advert suggests universal suffering from anal itching and piles and claims Dean's ointment provides a safe, fail proof cure for all ages and classes. The copy emphasizes the product as the only sure remedy amid widespread torment.
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Dean
What, Geo. A. a Patriarch? From Toothpick Course in Sioux Falls Press
The Sioux Falls newspaper notes South Dakota veterans now aging since the Dakota split proposal. Mitchell's Mayor George A. Silsby, once called Adonis, is described as becoming a patriarch with gray hair but still active in civic life. Silsby supported opposition to Sunday afternoon street performances.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Dakota Territory
Mitchell
George A. Silsby
Silsby
Territory of
Dakota
Adonis
Presbyterian Synod Meets at Sioux Falls in Autumn Gatherings
The annual Presbyterian state synod met in Sioux Falls from Thursday Oct 2 through Sunday with wide church representation. Rev Cochester Henry Foland was elected moderator. notable outsiders from Iowa New York Nebraska and Illinois attended. Huron College work was highlighted by President French with large subscriptions. Attendance rose about fifty percent, signaling need to enlarge student housing. The committee on Public Morals and Foreign Missions saw Fraser elected chair. reports across missions and education were strong and practical.
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Presbyterian Church
Sioux Falls
Woman’s Synodical Missionary Society
Cochester Henry Foland
Black Hills
J. C. McClintock
D.D
Sioux City
Board of Home Missions
A. W. Halsey
D. D
New York City
Board of Foreign Missions
Charles H. Miller
Schuyler
Neb
Freedmen’s Board
KE. C Ray
Chicago
Board of Aid For Colleges and Academies
J. P. Calhoun
Wm.s. Miller
Pittsburg
General Assembly
Huron College
French
D. D Fraser
Foreign Missions Committee
Allen's Foot-Ease advertisement offers relief for swollen feet
A vintage ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cool and soothe hot tired feet. It claims quick relief from swollen sweaty feet ingrown nails blisters and bunions with comfortable walking. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25c with a free trial package and no substitutes. Ad dress Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y.
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Allen
Allen S .Olmsted
le Roy, N
P Muse Credits King's New Life Pills for Health
Durham North Carolina resident P Muse recounts a near fatal stomach and liver illness. He credits D King's New Life Pills with saving his life and restoring health, praising them as the best pills on earth sold for 25 cents at S Scallin's drug store.
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P. Muse
Durham
N. C
D. King
S. Scallin
Desirable Farms for Sale Around Crow Lake South Dakota
Closing out on account of advanced age offers 160 to 2500 plus acres near Crow Lake with abundant water and strong hay crop. Prices from 10 to 30 per acre, terms half cash and rest in five or ten years at 6 percent. Area features include a center public highway, Milwaukee railroad access to White Lake, good school, post office with daily mail, rural delivery, and town services. Milk price 65 to 69 cents per hundredweight. milk creameries scored high in state butter tests. Correspondence not desired.
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White Lake
South Dakota
Yankton
H. Melcher
Crow Lake
S. D
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Grand Army of the Republic
Court House
Pallbeares
W. Plotner
S. Cattrell
J. ©. Roth
John Grace
A. B. Kelsey
James McKinley
Northwest
Tiss
Dalege
GREGG
Hodgmire
Richardson
Boston
Minneapolis
Minn
Talso
John Deere
Ww. Collins
de Baugh
Geo. A
THE
Presbyterian Synod
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
New York
A. C. McGovern S Sons
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