Local notes and notices from Harve County happenings
Minor items include Downey moving to the Roberts house on East Fourth. Dwight pursuing Mt Vernon business. Chas Boulton sells a free claim for 6700 cash. State vs Comstock jury trial with a January hearing. Several residents announce moves, new jobs, and purchases. university housing filled. Y M C A delegates expected. various personalities and local ventures noted across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. W. Downey
Roberts
East Fourth Street
Harve Dwight
Sheriff Peer
Mt. Ernon
Chas. Boulton
Comstock
Harry Nichols
Sid W. Smith
Washburn House
East Third Street
George Ball
Bert Gilbert
Tuamar
Missouri
Sure Crop Region Reports Mixed Yields Across Counties
South Dakota farmers in Davison, Hanson, Brendon and nearby counties report diverse wheat and oats yields with several fields delivering 20 to 70 bushels per acre. Notable figures include 50 bushels oats per acre for Geo B Kelsey, 27 bushels wheat per acre on 70 acres for S Barnard, and 874 bushels per acre on a Mt. Vernon field. Local observers cite high corn yields and profitable barley and flax in various townships, while Charles Mix and Lake counties project strong regional outputs and rising market values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
I. Hager
Badger Township
Geo. B. Kelsey
Brendon
C. W. Taylor
A. B. Hager
Anderson of
Tobin
Gust Swanson
John 2. Carlson
B. S. Barnard
B.S. Barnard
Gust Strand
Jake Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Ransom Malde
John J. Good
Flo
Letcher Blade
Hardman and
Mildenberger
Henry Hopkins
A. H. Locke
J. D. Watkins
Badger
J. Watkins
Mr. McBosell
Blendon
Mr. Locke
Mr. Wallace
Perry
W. H. Ellis
Castalia
Charles Mix County
South Dakota
Charles Mix
Kimball
Armour
Missouri River
Madison
Cnough
Lake County
W. A. Portens
Miles McLeod
Parkston
Jacob Rapp
Acre
Wiseman
Matt McCann
Faust & Bates
Will Miller
Harvest Yields Reported Across Hlanson County
Farmers in Hlanson County report wheat yields ranging from 21 to 40 bushels per acre across multiple farms including Alex Terald and Bonner Bros. Total outputs reach into the hundreds of bushels per acre in places, with several growers noting best yields of the season and barley and oats included in totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlanson
Alexandria Terald
Ozanne
A. H. Betts
Twambley
Bonner Bros
John Fenn
Nave Wright
Frank Washburn
J. W. Stebbins
Nere
James Scott
MM. Coyne
Peter Cramer
Springlake Township
J.P. Nissen
Quinney
John Fawcett
Pawvett
Farmer Exhibits Record Beet at Grain Palace Near Plankinton
Clute a farmer near Plankinton brought a beet to the grain palace measuring 8 ft 4 in. The Yankton Press cites South Dakota wheat crop totals and forecasts vast yields across forty counties with projected values reaching tens of millions of dollars. The paper highlights corn oats and other staples and argues the state will support a dense population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clute
Plankinton
Grain Palace
Yankton Press
South Dakota
Local Notes and Mini News From Mitchell Area
Brief items recall name changes and purchases, health mishaps, and moves. C H Scallin marks his window, C H Lippitt preps for California business, Auditor Robinson and family settle on East Fifth Street, Charlie Ferguson buys a Plankinton barber shop, and more. Some local events include Hood’s Sarsaparilla endorsements, sidewalk work by Dr Windle, and an upcoming Congregational Society entertainment with an Art Loan in Mitchell. The column also notes a hill ride mishap near Joe Platt farm and a baby birth notice from Sioux City relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Scallin
Pete Narley
C. H. Lippitt
California
Auditor Robinson
East Fifth Street
Charlie Ferguson
Dodson
Plankinton
Booth Bros
Hood
Dr. Windle
John Quirk
Mizener
W. A. Moore
Atkins
O.O. Stanchfield
Lsq
Pacific Slope
South Dakota
T. C. Griffith
Sioux City
Mitchell
Battle Creek
Michigan
R&s
Cupid's Conquests: Local Weddings Reported
The Plankinton Beacon notes several marriages. A. H. Perry of Aberdeen wed Miss Irene Stuel of Bristol at the bride's home with Rev. C. R. Clark presiding. The couple planned a brief trip to Sioux City before settling in Aberdeen. Other unions include A. H. Pehrson and Esther M. Landstrom in Mitchell with plans to start housekeeping there, and John Hasley and Lyce Lyco of Mitchell marrying in a ceremony officiated by Rev. C. B. Clark. Amos De Witt and Mary Helderson of Beulah township wed at Beulah, with Rev. N. S. Bradley officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plankinton Beacon
Bristol
A. HL. Perry
Aberdeen
Irene Stuel
C. R. Clark
Perry
Jim River
Milwaukee
Irene
Perry Tvere
Messrs
George Perry
Mitchell and
Win
Milbank
Sioux City
A. H. Randahl
A. H. Pehrson
Esther M. Landstrom
John Hasley
Augusta
Lyco
Mitchell
C. B. Clark
Hasley
Milwaukee Road
Lyce
Mrs. Hasley
S. W. Whyte
East Sixth Street
Amos de Witt
Mary Helderson
Beulah Township
N. S. Bradley
Dissolution of Dillon Preston Firm Shocks Mitchell
The ten year old law firm of Dillon and Preston in Mitchell ends as Mr. and Mrs. H. Dillon depart for Tacoma Washington. Mr. Dillon joins a leading Tacoma firm while Mr. Preston continues alone. Also noted is the death of L. M. Purdy in Yankton and a city well project on North Main Street with bids from C. O. Hutchins of Woonsocket. Senator Pettigrew visits Mitchell en route to Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Groenke
N. J. Davison
George Hust
McGlovern
Knight
Alexandria
Mr. Healey
Paris
Dix
Beattie
Wm. Layton
C. W. Taylor
University
Kratz
M. KE
Dillon & Preston
H. Dillon
Mitchell
Tacoma
Washington
Dillon
Preston
Yankton
L. M. Purdy
C. O. Hutchins
Woonsocket
North Main Street
Holy Family
Senator argues cement industry offers eastern capital opening
The senator stated he did not aim to influence gossip and favored a candidate who could win. He planned visits to Sioux Falls and other state agencies, while Mitchell gains new business to boost local competition and avoid trade loss. Weather and local notices follow, including August climate data and school opening at Holy Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux
Omaha
Cure of skin and blood disease with Cuticura remedies
Edmund Keras of 204 Union Ave Chicago writes that after three years afflicted with severe skin and blood disease and hair loss, cure came in four weeks using Cuticura remedies. He reports instant relief from the first application and urges others to try the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Keras
Union Ave
Chicago
Cuticura Remedies Endorsed for Skin and Blood Cares
An 1891 court summons and notice references Cuticura products as a Skin Cure plus Solvent and Soup. The document includes a summons in Davison County South Dakota, with a complaint against Isaac N Clifton and Lottier Clifton, stating a $177.60 judgment plus costs if unanswered. The notice assigns Mitchell, South Dakota attorneys Dillon & Preston for plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac N_ Clifton
Lottier
Clifton
South Dakota
Phintur
Davison
Mitchell
A. Jr
Dilley & Preston
Plalntti
P.O
Mitchell, S. 1
Sid
Daylson County
S.D
Dillon & Preston
Plaintit
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. C. Pollard
Irvine Hathaway
S. H. Scallin
Will Scallin
Frank Weller
Senator Preston
H. M. Burns
Salem Register
J. Williams
Ben Davis
Burns
D. Hall
Osborne
Tripp
Sons of Veterans
O. M. Pine
G. Cox
A. Clark
Memers
H.C. Clark
W. A. Rogers
W. D. Farnham
Butikofer
Dakota
Lriday
D. A. Mizener
Dave
Blome
A. B. Rowley
Hanson
Sanborn Counties
Ball and Newell
J. W. Ottman
Rome
Barnard
Mutzger
Ethan
Alexandria Jounal
Frank Bond
Frank
Simborny County
Woonsocket News
D. C
Pendexter
Minneapolis
Northern
J. M. Kintner
Wits
Ben Cole
Ben
Artesian Advocate
A. F P. Kelly
W. S. Hibbard
Tans Williamson
Geo. G. Watkins
Mutchinson County
Nty
Wessington Springs
Lance
Will Kline
Jerauld County
McCook County
W. W. Jones
P. G. Thompson
Douglas County
Armour Tribune
Douglas County Jcoops
Chas. P. Smith
Shaneous
Joe Platt
George Baumgardner
Novel Entertainment
Puller
Cupid
HE. Perry
Hasley Lyco
Senator Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
Crow Creek Indian Agency
Messrs. Lawler
J. K. Smith
Mak
Miter
G. R. Owen
Chamberlain
Sarah
Hea Indhes
The
Huly
J. &. Gilber
Eutioura
Porrir Drug and
Ci Ra Corporation
Boston
Fe T. & Ses
Soutil Dakota
Bente
Davison L.N. Se
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