Pastor Giblett Accepts Mitchell Baptist Pulpit
After Rev. Fred T. Drewett resigns to move to Albert Lea Minnesota, Rev. Giblett of Cooperstown North Dakota is chosen to fill the vacancy. He will begin November 2 after the pulpit committee and church vote and high praise from Dr. St. M. Shanafelt. Drewett preaches farewell next Sunday.
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Baptist Church
Fred T. Drewett
Albert Lea
Minn
Giblett
Cooperstown
N. D
Wisconsin
North Dakota
ST. M. Shanafelt
the Baptist Church
Drewett
Canton
Mitchell
Postoffice adds clerk to local force for full day delivery
Postmaster Bras secures government approval for a new clerk Harry M. Shepherd who begins duties immediately. The extra staff will allow the general delivery window to stay open all day despite multiple daily mail trains. Frank Olson is on vacation and full all day service resumes Thursday Oct 29. The office now employs six clerks, four carriers and one substitute as business grows.
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Bras
Department
Washington
Harry M. Shepherd
Climatic Changes Notice A South Dakota Observation
A South Dakotan notes a climate shift since settlement with no big change in rainfall or mean temperature. The author highlights fewer high winds and hot summer winds, a drought followed by cold weather saving crops, and sustained humidity contrasted with former dry spells. Artesian wells and retained storm water in fields are cited as possible causes.
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South Dakotan
Itching piles cured with Dean's Ointment
It is claimed that itching piles can be cured with Dean's Ointment providing instant relief and a permanent cure. Available at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Dean
Praise Service Meetings at Presbyterian Church
Wednesday evening began a praise and evangelistic service at the Presbyterian church with Mr and Mrs A I George leading music as singing evangelists. Rev Mr Surbeck spoke on reclaiming wanderers while urging attendance. The large audience filled the venue and more can be accommodated each night.
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Presbyterian Church
Mrs. George
Mr. George
Surbeck
George
Successful Men Who Are Not Rich
A November feature follows October on anti snobbery noting successful figures not tied to wealth. Citing Senator Hoard Harvard President Eliot Dr Rainsford and General Joe Wheeler as success stories, it points out Theodore Roosevelt’s modest private income of under 7500 yearly. The piece argues triumphs aren’t measured in dollars. A quartet of art and a school exhibition of colored children is described with a deacon introducing a group of sixteen little girls.
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Senator Hoard
Massachusetts
Eliot
Harvard
Rainsford
Joe Wheeler
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cure for Dyspepsia
A testimonial from R. E. S. of Toronto credits the Golden Medical Discovery with curing long standing stomach distress. The letter claims health improvement after four months and mentions a related publication offered free with a small mailing fee. Proprietors World’s Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo, N.Y., advertises the remedy and a free adviser.
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R. E. Secc
Toronto
Ontario
Common Sense
Dr. R. V
Buffalo
N.Y
Faulk County Reclaims State Fair Agric Exhibit Top Prize
State board of agriculture meeting in Watertown revisits the Faulk county protest on the fair exhibit awards. Initial judging gave Davison county first, Hughes second, Faulk fifth, but after review Faulk county is awarded first with 707 points, Davison 693, Hughes 671.
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State Board of Agriculture
Watertown
Faulk County
Davison County
Hughes
Faulk
Davison
Big Race Matinee At Driving Park Grounds
A racing matinee is set for Wednesday October 28 at the Driving Park grounds with three races for 2 15 2 22 and 2 30 pacers. Entrants include Grasshopper Major Dent Geo W Blue Range Cap C and Tony among others. Races start promptly at 1 50 PM and several horses may break 2 15.
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Driving Park
Grasshopper
Ewart
Pierre
Major Dent
A. A. Boynton
Geo. W
Geo. FE. Logan
Blue Range
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promotes Teething Relief
An old remedy praised for teething relief claims to soothe the child ease gums relieve pain and treat wind colic and diarrhoea. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle and recommended as the only safe choice. Also notes Burdock Blood Bitters as a stomach regulator and tonic.
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George Lang
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A D. George
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Bellawila
the Independent
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Paul Landmann
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