Mitchells Visit to Sioux Falls Attracts Large Parade
Mitchell supporters greeted capital day visitors in Sioux Falls with a large parade. Dr. S J Moore and Captain Dixon led the procession past Phillips avenue toward the auditorium, accompanied by the Mitchell state band, the militia, and multiple community bands. Citizens from Mitchell carried corn stalk canes and parasols as locals waved from the crowd.
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Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Phe Ien
Spilitia
Phillips Avenue
Dr. S$. J. Moore
Captain Dixon
Sioux
Mitchell State Band
Big Jack Leyng
Mitchell Militia Company
Lennox
Drut Corps
Warrinsture
Caton
Masonic Temple
Main Avenue
Quarantine Placed as Cattle Scabies Spurs Inspectors
South Dakota North Dakota and Montana are under quarantine due to cattle scabies. Shipments outside these states require dipping or inspection by a Bureau of Animal Industry officer. Dr K M Ramsey of Fargo is chief inspector for the three states and is assigning field staff. Dr W L West of Chicago arrived near Mitchell to handle inspections and inquiries about the regulations.
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South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Oliver
Bureau of Animal Industry
Km. A. Ramsey
Fargo
N. D
W. L. West
Chicago
Mitchell
U. S. Department of Agricultre
Foster Lailoring Company to Reopen in Sioux City
Relatives of T Max Foster organize a new company to be incorporated as the Foster Lailoring company. They have bought the stock and fixtures from Mr Foster’s business, placed in receivership earlier. I Max Foster will manage the reopened enterprise on September 1. A 1100 payment for stock and fixtures was turned to Harry L Brown, the receiver, for creditor distribution. Preferred claims exceed that amount. The store landlord holds a several hundred dollar rent claim, with rent accumulating at 95 dollars per month. Creditors decide to dispose of the stock.
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Sioux City Journal
T. Max Foster
Foster
Death of Mrs Breidenbach at Sun day home
Mrs Charles Breidenbach died at her home on M2 Railroad Street Sunday afternoon of internal obstruction at age 95. The widow had lived in the city five years after moving from Aurora county. Funeral services were at the Presbyterian church led by Rev J S Sorbeck with a large attendance. The Indies quartet provided music and bearers included Adolph Seeheurendrand C L Miltimore W ST Conges John Gleason W WH Saul and W H Webster. Remains laid to rest in Graceland cemetery. Mrs Kreidenbach was sister of W I H Hel-Wi, formerly of Mitchell, now in Buffalo New York.
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Charles Breidenbach
Railroad Street
Breidenbach
Aurora County
Presbyterian Church
J.S. Sorbeck
Sorbeck
Astana
Ife
Preston
Pratt
Messrs
Adolph Seeheurendrand
C. L. Miltimore
W. ST. Conges
John Gleason
W. WH. Saul
W. H. Webster
Graceland Cemetery
Kreidenbach
Ifel- Wi
Mitchell
Hulfalo
N.Y
Death of Little Child in Tragic Family Loss
The two and a half year old Clare Redford died Friday night after illness following a Wednesday drinking incident. Funeral services were held at the family home near the water works with Rev. N. S. Wilkinson delivering the sermon. Grace land cemetery received the child's remains, as friends and pallbearers paid respects to the bereaved parents.
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Prank Redford
Clare
Frank Wedford
N. S. Wilkinson
Methodist Church
I. L. Willany
Merle Tillotson
Frank Olson
EH. Moyer
Graceland Cemetery
Myron
Glenn Rowley
Howard Rew Alerie Bras
Notice to bidders for courthouse steam heating system
Notice is given that bids will be received at the county auditor's office until Sept 1904 for installing a modern steam heating boiler at the courthouse and connecting heating mains. Bids require a 20 percent certified check. County commissioners may reject any or all bids. Plans and specs on file at the auditor's office. Q DPD Stearns County Auditor.
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County Auditor
Court House
Q. Dpd
Stearns
Notice to Hunters in Perry Township Davison County
Notice warns hunters not to trespass on premises in sections 22 and 27 Perry township Davison county under penalty of prosecution. Signed N Goodbla.
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Perry Township
Davison County
N. Goodbla
Sousa Announces Elaborate Tour to Mitchell and West
The New York Morning Telegraph reports John Phillip Sousa and his concert band will tour extensively for ten months. After encamping in Chiewro they travel to Mitchell by Milwaukee Road special train with two Pullman sleepers for a grand opening concert Monday Sept 26 at the Corn Palace.
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New York Morning Telegraph
John Phillip Sousa
Mitchell
Chiewro
Milwaukee Road
Corn Palace
Telegraph
St. Louis
Sousa
Shelter Island
Willow Grove
Philadelphia
Pittsbury Exposition
Mr. Sousa
Auditorium
Chicago
Lo Tebell
S. D
Pacific Coast
New York
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Indiana
San Francisco
Los Angeles
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Bachelor seeks educated American wife for matrimony
Industrious 35 year old bachelor temperate, never drank or smoked, kind and good looking, seeks acquaintance with an educated American lady 256 to 380 years old, blonde preferred, for marriage and a good home. Address J. I. L. care Mitchell Republican Mitchell South Dakota.
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Mitchell Republican
Mitchell, South Dakota
Mean Trick and Bread Mystery Featured in One Item
A Brook s and Rivers scene ends with an unsettled lunch bill and Brooks returning to pay. A bread staling myth is debunked by showing bread keeps its water content when cooled. A comic exchange shows a boy and his mother with a dentist sketch.
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Brooks
Rivers
Scott
Inter Rivers
Chicago Tribune
Paragon Mamie-Florence’s Love of Truth Revealed
The text portrays Mamie-Florence as driven by a passion for truth and willingness to go to extremes. It notes her admission that her best friend is younger than she is, raising questions about age and friendship.
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Mamie
Florence
Kittie
A Matter of Encouragement on a Windy Sail
On a sailboat Phyllis and I clash with teasing flirtation and a wind driven delay. Davcy Graham and Grace Rawshaw taunt us while Phyllis and I exchange coy remarks about encouragement and daring. We skirt social pressure and grow closer amid the sea air and a tense moment.
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Phyllis
Davcy Graham
Grace Rawshaw
Darcey
Sin
Grace
Traveling man hires buggy with a superstition tale
A drummer hiring a buggy in northern Texas passes a travel superstition story. A colored man joins the trip and, after a rabbit crosses the road, inspects his pockets, steps backward over the imagined line, then returns to the buggy saying the rabbit will not bring bad luck on the trip. The incident ends with both continuing the journey.
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Texas
Greenville
Galveston Tribune
Paying Suitors Clashed Over Wealth and Marriage
A terse town dialogue centers on a penniless youth and a father debating the marriage of his daughter to the suitor. The daughter’s nuptials with Beo are mentioned, revealing social tension over wealth as the motive. The exchange ends with mutual resignation.
Old Letters Should Be Burned Says Pittsburgh Press
A Pittsburgh Press editorial argues that old love letters and any personal correspondence lose historical value as life ends and memories fade. It urges burning such letters to prevent future misery from preserved private thoughts.
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Tittsburg Press
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