November flannel and pins sale across Champeny and Scallin stores
Local retailers Champeny Bros and Scallin's advertise a wide range of bargains from pins at one cent to clocks jewelry and glassware. Promotions include flannel sales on Friday to Monday and a November pin sale with large discounts plus medicine and pure drugs at cash prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piicello
Dow
Scallin’s
Bat Galez
Scallin’s. Peny Bros
Scallin’s Oor
Urteen
Champeny
Mpeny Bros
Gale’s
Kampeng Bros
Fragmented OCR Notice of Local Schedule
Unclear readable fragments show a damaged notice referencing dates, duties, and local timing. The legible bits mention a next day or next week deadline and a local process or event.
Cast announced for benefit play at Ikoch's Opera House
The upcoming Friday evening benefit at Ikoch's Opera House features a strong cast and a notable orchestra. Notable names include Little Ferritt as a detective and Mrs. Geo Lowe, with Gilbert Westbrook Gail Rathbun and Harry True among the principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikoch
Little Ferritt
Geo. W. Lowe Kirby G. Hopper
Islow
Gilbert Westbrook
Gail Rathbun
Harry True
L. Chase Moody Warren
Bruce
David Westbrook
Lillian Westbrook
Celeste Coughlin
Mary
Margie Moore
W. H. Lindsay
Farewell Reception For Commander Cress At Odd Fellows Hall
Ransom Post and Corps held a farewell reception for Commander Cress and his wife at the Odd Fellows hall Monday evening. Sixty to seventy guests were served an elegant supper by the ladies. Rev C B Clark offered closing remarks on behalf of the post and corps, with Commander Cress expressing thanks. The event strengthened bonds of fraternity among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Post and Corps
W. C. T. U. Officers for the Year
The W C T U lists officers for the coming year including President Mrs M Keith First vice president Mrs M E Kline Second vice president Mrs M L Teachner Third vice president Mrs R P Mall Fourth vice president Mrs L N Seaman Treasurer Mrs I D Prescott Recording secretary Mrs Ri T Robinson Corresponding secretary Mrs S J Moore. Also a trade notice from C M & St P Ry for reduced 90 day round trip rail tickets to Colorado Idaho Montana Wyoming and Spokane Falls with stopovers west of St Paul and Council Bluffs and one way tickets to Pacific coast points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Keith
M E Kline
The
Baptist Church
ML Teachner
Methodist Church
R P Mall
Presbyterian Church
L. N Seaman
Congregational Church
L D Prescott
Ri T Robinson
S.J Moore
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Spokane Falls
Washington Territory
St. Paul
Council Liakls
Pacific Coast
McMaster
Agt
C. M
St. P Ry
Republican campaign notes from Mt Vernon and Tobin Township
Judge Conklin spoke to farmers at Mt Vernon on key topics. Sullivan and Powell attended. Powell plans to work in Aurora county then canvass locally. Two Republican orators lured to Tobin meeting veered off course after wandering and reaching Mitchell late. Voters show firm loyalty to Republican principles. campaign work is well organized and persuasive. Free trial bottles of curative powers offered at K E Gale’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobin Township
Mitchell
Tobin
Messrs
Crow
Rt. N. Kratz
K. E. Gale’s
Republican Meeting Seeks Large Victory and Organizes Club
A rousing Republican gathering in Ethan Saturday night featured Judge Crow delivering an eloquent speech on current issues and urging a strong majority for the party ticket. District Attorney Hannett pressed for increased support, a Republican club was formed by M. J. Scott, and James Ottman spoke on ensuring voter backing. Wells and Robinson attended, and officers named CF Drake president and others in the new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan
Judge Crow
Hannett
M. J. Scott
James Ottman
Jimmy
Messrs
Wells
Robinson
CF Drake
A L Tibbets
IH Allen
Samuel Ramsbottom
Treasury
David Cole
Sunday school convention elected officers at Gardner school house
The Sunday school convention at the Gardner school house on October 21 emphasized active participation. Officers elected: President Mr. Kipp Badger township. Vice Presidents George Pine Lisbon township J C Lehman Beulah township D G Cox Badger township. Secretary Treasurer Mary E Wright. Committee on program D G Cox O M Pine J C Lenman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner School House
Mr. Kipp
Badger Township
George Pine
Lisbon Township
J. C. Lehman
Beulah Township
D. G. Cox
Mary E. Wright
O. M. Pine
J. C. Lenman
Mitchell post office list of uncalled letters end Oct 23
The notice lists remaining uncalled letters at the Mitchell post office for the week ending October 23. Recipients include Albert, Anna Riley, Chas E Halverson, Bennie B Crowley, Jerermi Daines, M Murphy, Axel H rteinulf, and others. Addressees are advised to say advertised when claiming. unclaimed items will move to the dead letter office after two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Albert
Wm Buel
JS Bell
Anna Riley
Stephen Brown
S Balm
J J Gantin
Bennie B Crowley
Jerermi Daines
Chas E Halverson
W Ingham
N J Sherr
Chapell
Kxycham
M Murphy
M Vowell
RB Peterson
Axel H Rteinulf
Johann
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Endorsed by Local Shopkeepers
Ballard's Horehound Syrup is praised by Barbers, Lawrence, and others who say it gives better relief for consumption coughs and colds than any other syrup sold. The product is said to preserve health and extend life, treating throat chest and lung ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pessrs
Barberros
Lawrence
Ansas
Ballard
Allard
Davison County Board Action on 1888 Records Audit
Davison County commissioners met on October 24 1888 to review audits of county clerk and treasurer records. Reports found overdrawn salary by J K Smith totaling 375 dollars and proposed recovery. Also corrections show balance due 18228 74 with 250 pamphlet copies ordered for itemized expert statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
J. K. Smith
W. ©. Foster
Mr. Smith
H.c.preston
W. W. Gardner
John Cook
H. McCormick
L. W. Adams
Board of Commissioners of
Davison Co
W. Adams
Board of Commissioners
Davison County
Dakota
Smith
Preston
Ihereby
R. T. Robinson
Baptists and M E Church Open New Chapels with Pledges
Pres. Meredith of Sioux Falls University preached at the Baptist church and collected about 100 dollars in pledges for the college. Rev E E Wykoff, new M E pastor, spoke on The Value of Christian Sympathy, urging church and social unity and mutual aid through love.
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the Baptist Church
B. B. Meredith
The
Baptist University At
Sioux Falls
Winegar
Meredith
God
E. el. Wykoff
M. E. Church
Christ
Mr. Wykoff
Church
Campaign mass meeting at the court house hosts notes
The second campaign mass meeting was held at the court house in the evening with Rev Brown presiding and devotion by Rev Meredith and Wycoff. Dr C B Clark gave a practical eloquent address praising Dakota’s prospects of better prices and statehood, followed by Rev Meredith on Sioux Falls results. The WCTU collection was taken. The prior report was delayed by the editor’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Mr. Brown
Messrs
Meredith
Wycoff
C. B. Clark
Dakota
Mr. Meredith
Sioux Falls
W.C. T.U
Brown
Card of Thanks for Comfort After Death
We express our gratitude to friends who lightened our sorrow at the death of a husband father son and brother especially Mr and Mrs L W Adams Mr and Mrs Chas Burnside and Mr and Mrs JH Wilson for their constant untiring support Mrs V E Estey and children Mr and Mrs 8 Esty Mr and Mrs 8 Cattrell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W Adams
Chas. Burnside
JH. Wilson
Estey
Murs
Estry
Anp Murs
Cattrell
Victor
Mitchell
Dakota
Lawrence
Mass
Silas Estey
Stoughton
Wis
Manchester
Jaws
Jennie Frentress
John L. Frentress
I B. M. Amsden
Mr. Frentress
Sioux City Weekly Journal Lowers Price to 1 Dollar
The Sioux City Weekly Journal drops annual rate from 1.25 to 1.00 for six months at 64 cents. The large twelve page weekly paper covers current news and focuses on local interests. Subscriptions available at this office at the new rate.
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Sioux City
Weekly Journal
Peoples ticket est. county convention delegates named
Davison county farmers at the peoples convention chose a ticket giving four justices of the peace and three constables. Officers elected included Winslow Abbey for Register of Deeds and F Goodykoontz for Treasurer. The report lists delegates from every township and notes an aborted fifth justice nomination. Also recorded are obits and a political call for a Republican convention in Mitchell with caucus details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Mt. Vernon
A. H. Daniels
Sam Webber
Mitchell
Berry
Mt Vernon
Fullerton
Sanders
Lisbon
Union
Messrs
Bingenheimer
Gleason
Winslow Abbey
Chas Humme
F Goodykoontz
JW Greene
Cook
Sheriff
W Collins
B Davis
M Durell
J Annis
O Stanchfield
A Sanders
C. Eeeee
Chas Hummel
H J Mohr
I Greene
A H Daniels
J W Beattie
Justices of the Peace
Fred Breifieldt
Wm Bray
H A Stahl
Beulah
Jas Corey
Carl Schurz
Rome
Ballard's Snow Liniment Cures Many Ailments
Ballard's Snow Liniment promises a positive cure for rheumatism neuralgia lame back sore chest old sores wounds sprains and all bruises. It claims to be the most penetrating liniment in the world and to restore contracted muscles to natural elasticity when rubbed on the throat.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Adverts Claims Satisfaction
The advertisement promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the premier remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and claims it cures piles with no pay if not satisfied. It guarantees money back and lists a price of 25 cents per box sold by S. IH. Scall in.
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S. IH. Scallin
Castoria Childhood Motto Recalled in Old Ad Verse
An old advertising verse extols Castoria across generations from sick infants to mothers seeking relief for children. The rhyme traces use from infancy through adulthood, noting Castoria as a trusted remedy for various age groups. The nostalgic cadence reflects period marketing.
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Walker
Champeny Bros
Mber
Oath of Post Office
Davis
Tink Opera House
Ahn & Baer
Indiana
Linsey Wolsey
Jesse Connors
Miner Coun
Jesse
E McDermaid
Rs. Geo. Davison
Frank Winsor
Rary
Logan
Ayer
Farrison
Morton
Cleveland
Thurman
Kaiin & Baer
John
Ealizes
Washington
Manrriep
St. Mary’s Church
Mitchell, Dak
John N. Babcock
William J. Walker
Washington, D. C
Edith A. Gilbert
Far East
S. I. Whitney
Mr. Babcock
Grant Crary
Howard Kibbee
J. BE. Gilbert
Babcock
Mrs. Walker
John Upson
Garner
Iowa
Conomitbe
Orin
CG. A. R
J. & W. Harker
Ballard’s
Horehound
Syru
United States
Board of County Commis
Sioners
Com
Total
W. Gardner
R.T. Robinson
Pres
Meredith of
Uni
New Methodist
Temperance
Amr
the “Peoples” Ticket
Mitchell East Side
Geo. Cottrell
Joseph Roster
Henry Koch
L. Indra
D. Olmstead
Eugene Foley
J. M. Adams
Ed. Devy
P.T. McGovern
A. K. Jones
A.needham
Chas.j. Fix
Philip Wesch
J. Kindelan
Mitchell West Side
Wm. Koch
L. W. Lewis
Joseph Bingenheimer
J. Kimball
M. M. McDonald
H. B. Rogers
G. M. Wallace
Max M. Weil
Thos. Fullerton
E. O. Swealy
Frank Owen
Badger
J. J. Graves
Lesley Shade
H. Perkins
T. E. Burke
H. A. Stahl
James O’donnell
A. Murphy
J. Clark
George Reed
P. A
R.d.robbins
A. Fredrick
W. W. Baker
B.f.rowell
Blendon
G.A. Selchund
W. H. Selchund
H. W. Glover
S. Perkins
Baker
John Bourret
Stephen Codington
Peter Kerfel
Geo. Aimside
Perry
Casper Kerr
Wm. Herbert
Martin Gleason
Jos. Shannon
Prosper
K. E. Gale
Davison County Court House
Prosper Township
East Side
Dak
N. C. Preston
Geo. A. Silsby
A.C. Pollard
J.N. Crow
Rt. W. Wheelock
Mitchell, Dakota
Bucklen
Arnica
Castoria
Miss
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