Kickapoo Indian Remedies Promoted As Health Restorers
An advertisement from New Haven promotes Kickapoo Indian Sagwa and related remedies as cures for multiple ailments. It shares a St Paul woman's testimonial of recovery after five years illness, claiming renewed appetite, sleep, strength, and youth. The piece urges mailing a free pamphlet titled The Kickapoo Indian Doctor for more disease prevention and cure guidance.
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Harriet Jansen
Bay St
St. Paul
Minn
Kickapoo Indian
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company
New Haver, Conn
Grand street parade by 30 star performers announced
The event features 30 star performers in a grand street parade at noon. The program includes the Colored Ladies Quartet. A quotation suggests attendance, with admission 25 35 and 50 cents. Tickets go on sale Wednesday morning at Gale's drug store.
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Gale
Gas Tells Tragic Tale Of Thunnison Couple Death
Sunday afternoon a carbon monoxide like gas from a heating stove felled Mr. J B Thunnison, 74, and his wife 72, in Mitchell. Father Hogan led a search, Dr Crane declared the man dead and the woman died early Monday. The couple, once bakers, died after years of retirement, with funeral services held at Holy Family church.
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Father Hogan
J. B. Thunnison
Messrs
Jacquemai
Gormley
Thunnison
Webster
Mensing
Holy Family Church
Mr. Thunnison
Wm. Koch
Eugene Foley
Henry Koch
L. Indra
Jos. Koch
Jos. Lyons
James Gormley
T. C. Burns
John Roth
M. Schlimgen
John Michaels
John Gleason
Jury Drawn for November Term Cases
The jury panel names thirty six men drawn Monday for the November term of court starting Tuesday November 9. Listed are Stephen Dewitt E J Quigley H W Kress A W Meilenz A B Seaton John Schmidt Robert Schitz O A Bates James Johnson Mike Donovan E B Van Alstine J B Ewart S C Michener Julius Reier B P Nicholson Ban Rowell John M Schmidt J F Highland John Kress Enos Champlin Claus Grimm D C Rogers E C McLeod Everett Smith Fred Widmann James Stevens Will O Dell O O Johnson Nick Reimers W H Webster O M Rosenquist O M Pine Nick Schneider J B Davis A Lofawold Wm Dodge De Witts Little Early Risers referenced for biliousness constipation and headache L L Gale
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Stephen Dewitt
E. J. Quigley
H. W. Kress
A. W. Meilenz
A. B. Seaton
John Schmidt
Robert Schitz
O. A. Bates
James Johnson
Mike Donovan
E. B. van Als
O. M. Rosenquist
O. M. Pine
Nick Schneider
J.B. Davis
A. Lofawold
Wm. Dodge
Resolutions of Respect at Prosperity Lodge 1897
At a regular meeting the Prosperity Lodge No 26 adopted resolutions mourning the death of Maggie Hough daughter of sister. The lodge deplores providence bringing sorrow and extends heartfelt sympathy. Resolutions to be recorded shared with sister and published in Mitchell papers and Dakota Visitor. Frances E. Kershaw Della M. Stair Louissa Sprague. Committee.
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Prosperity Lodge No
Maggie Hough
Mitchell
Frances E. Kershaw
Della M. Stair
Louissa Sprague
Mr Anderson Steps Out in Resignation Saga
Auditor Msyhew’s head clem handee in his resignation Monday. A. C. Hipple, editor of the Parkston Advance, returning home Tuesday morning, said that C. H. Anderson, involved in recent dealings, was central to the discussion as he rode back from the state capital.
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Msyhew
Clem Handee
A. C. Hipple
Parkston
C. H. Anderson
Resignation of Clerk to Auditor Mayhew Reported
Public position holder handed in his resignation as clerk to Auditor Mayhew on Monday, marking the long deferred action finally realized and described as one good move.
Gratitude from Dakota University Students for Debt Relief
Dakota University students thank Dr Payne and the Dakota Conference for removing the 7000 debt, praising Profs Duncan Stout and Dr Graham, and honoring Mitchell citizens and state supporters who enabled the college’s development. Lewis Shuster and Harriet Noble sign. The piece closes with health ads and the Mitchell Printing Co. office notices.
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Dakota University
Dakota
Payne
Board of Education
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Duncan
Stout
Graham
Dakota Conference
Mitchell
Lewis Shuster
Harriet Noble
Conference closes with Bishop Warren praise and church growth
The annual Methodist conference session ended with strong, encouraging messages from Bishop Warren and fellow ministers, boosting faith and prompting renewed effort. Rev. A. C. Stevens led Mitchell church to stronger numerics, finances, and social ties, with a record year and total 265 members.
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Warren
Mitchell
A. C. Stevens
Stevens
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