Death Notice of M. L. Hitchcock of Anamosa Iowa
Obituary and funeral notice for M. L. Hitchcock born 1823 in Marshall New York died October 6 1908 in Reno Nevada at age 85. He lived in Anamosa thirty two years and left eight children and three great grandchildren. Attended by relatives including Hitchcock descendants in Mitchell South Dakota Angle North Dakota and Chicago. Funeral rites were held in Anamosa with burial at Reno and sermons by Rev C H Beaver. He was a Congregationalist known for honesty industry and frugality.
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Anamosa
Iowa
Wureka
M. L. Hitchcock
Herbert B. Hitchcock
Mitchell
Alice Chism
Reno
Nevada
Id. Chism
Messrs
A. HE
Herbert Hitchcock
Mitchell, S. D
M. M. Hitchcock
Chicago
G. L. Yount
Angie, N. D
C. H. Beaver
Congregational Church
Mr. Beaver
Marshall
N.Y
Hitchcock
Chigm
Juke
New Haven
Conn
Gardner Chism
Nev
Geo. L. Yount
Angle
N. D
Herbert E.hitchcock
JM. ‘M. Hitchcock
Hitchcock Be
Sanderson
Beaver
Hitchcock T
WALS
Main
Garnaville
Leader
Chism
Los Angeles
A Healthy Family Endorses King’s New Life Pills
A Guilford Maine family reports three years of good health after using King’s New Life Pills. Ul A Bartlet of Rural Route 1 praises the product and its gentle, tonic effect. Brown’s Drug Store advertises the cure at 26 cents.
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New
Million Republican Schist Church Crowded for Dakota President
The Schist church drew large crowds both morning and evening as a new president of Dakota addressed attendees in a politically charged setting.
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Dakota
Where Bullets Flew and Electric Bitters Testimony
David Parker of Fayette New York a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg praises Electric Bitters saying they cost less than medical treatment and cured his stomach trouble. He now uses them as a tonic and they keep him strong. Sold for 50 cents at Diehl and Brown's drug store.
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David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Diehl & Brown
Crowds Pour Into Chamberlain for Rosebud Land Registration
Registration for a quarter section of Rosebud land ends at Chamberlain Friday midnight and continues to Dallas tomorrow night to meet a Monday drawing. Since Oct 5 crowds have surged, with Mitchell and Milwaukee trains transporting thousands nightly. Many workers pause duties to enroll for the farming project lasting fourteen months at Missouri River town.
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Chamberlain
Dallas
Witten
Mitchell
Milwaukee Company
Omaha
Milwaukee
Missouri River
Priest Powerfully Addresses City Hall on The Power of Love
A large audience heard Father Vaughan speak on The Power of Love at city hall. He urged compassion for the fallen woman and urged forgiveness, praising charity and the reclaiming of lives. The talk preceded notes on temperance actions and upcoming Methodist conference events across Dakota.
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Father Vaughan
W. M. Herbert
Christ
Vaughan
Farmer Mortgages Farm for Arnica Salve Claim
Rural Route 2 Em pire Georgia farmer W A Floyd says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured two severe sores on his hand and leg. He declares it worth more than its weight in gold and would mortgage the farm to obtain it. Available 25 cents at Diehl & Brown's drug store.
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Empire
Bucklen
Diehl & Brown
Fire at Fenn Bros Candy Factory in Sioux Falls
Fire destroyed Fenn Bros. candy factory stock valued at 20000 dollars. Building owned by Geo. T. Baleckman suffered about 2500 dollars in damage. Insurance covered 22000 dollars. Firefighters found flames in the basement and on two floors when they arrived.
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Sioux Falls
Fenn Bros
Geo. T. Baleckman
Why He Joined and the Red Haired Boy
A young visitor recalls his search for Jimmy Brown, a red headed boy, and promises to attend Sabbath school after confirming his classmate’s attendance. The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes the kid’s intrigue and social nudge toward the church activity.
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Sommy
Jimmy Brown
Tommy
Philadelphia Public ‘Ledger
Had a Close Call With Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs Ada L Croom of Vaughn Mississippi credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a severe cough and suspected consumption after months of symptoms. She praises the remedy as life saving and notes it is sold at Dieh & Brown’s drug store with trial bottles free.
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Ada L. Croom
Croom Hotel
Vaughn
Miss
Dr. King
Die! & Brown’s
Methodist Dakota Conference Session Opens in Sioux Falls
The Dakota Conference of the Methodist church meets in Sioux Falls Tuesday evening with Bishop Luther Wilson presiding. About 150 pastors attend to discuss extending the Black Hills mission toward the Missouri River and reducing the number of districts from five to four for economy, plus other routine matters.
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Dakota Conference of the Methodist Church
Sioux Falls
Duane Rifenbark
Luther Wilson
Philadelphia
South Dakota
Mitchell
Canton
Black Hills Mission
Dakota Conference
Missouri River
Black Hills
Indulgent Husband Quip Marks Tit Bits Snippet
In a light exchange, Mrs. Doll laments her husband George's indulgence while Mrs. Spiteful agrees. The comic remark showcases domestic humor typical of Tit Bits chatter.
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Mrs. Doll
George
Parsifal at Gale Theatre Draws Audiences Despite Rain
The Martin & Emery company staged Parsifal Monday evening at the Gale theatre. Rain limited attendance but a good audience attended, impressed by the opera's religious incidents and the performers.
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Gale Theatre
Martin & Emery Company
Parsifal in Mitchell Praised for Dramatic Realism and Devotion
A Mitchell stage production of Parsifal elicited strong applause after each act, praised for its dramatic strength and scenic realism. Performers Winfred Burke as Kindry and Ralph Evans Smith as Parsifal led a capable company, with Miss Winfred as Kundry delivering a powerful portrayal. The review notes intense religious themes and a climactic ascent to kingship, ending with Kundry's release and Parsifal’s rise. An advertisement for Doan’s Kidney Pills follows, highlighting a local testimonial from Mrs. John H. Wright about kidney relief after a decade of trouble.
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Mitchell
Spain
Winfred Burke
Kindry
Ralph Evans Smith
Parsifal
Mr. Abbott
Anfortas
Mr. Wox
Gregory
Mr. Kelvin
Klingsor
Mr. Smith
Miss Winfred
Kundry
Kundray
The Cross Appears to Inspire Ovation in Mitchell
The most beautiful character drew praise as the cross appeared in the sky triggering an ovation. Mitchell people were gratified to see the production in such a rich form.
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Mitchell
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Meath
University At Mitchell
Dr. Kerfoot
Nicholson
M. CG. B. Mason
Freedman’s Aid Society
Methodist Church
Robert S. Vessey
W. B. Patterson
New York
Methodist Brotherhood
Aberdeen
E. P. Hall
Brookings
Clinton, Ill
Bogers
Kingsbury County
Evangelist Lowery
Evangelist Johnson
Miller and Pierre
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Ed Fenn Bros.’ Candy Factory
Methodists
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Dean
John H. Wright
E. First St
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
S. H. Scallin
C. F. Paige
Wm. Scallin
Treas
Scallin Brothers CO
Hart: Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
W. C. Metcalf
Mitchell, South Dakota
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