Obscure 19th Century Advertisers and News Notes
Miscellaneous notices mix with advertising items and brief news bites. Mentions include various print shop offerings, subscription notes, and prices. obituaries and wedding gifts. remarks on Mrs. Ballington Booth and the new woman. the Defender and Valkyri references. Boston Knights Templar activity. mentions of Anthony and suffrage politics in Kansas. Minneapolis and Hayward murder case notes. Maryland politics around Senator Gorman. Durrant murder trial in San Francisco. Rosebud agency uprising and Indigenous business cuts. scattered freight notes.
Senator Quay’s Vital Campaign Draws Nationwide Support
The Pittsburg Dispatch notes Senator Quay shows great vitality despite a two year term. His recent contest has sparked widespread support from Maine to California. The public cheers him for opposing profligate spending, corporate greed, and money in elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Maine
California
Aberdeen Grain Palace Week of Pleasure Opens Sept 10
Aberdeen plans a week of public entertainment at the Grain Palace beginning September 10 with six days of daily attractions. The Chicago Marine Band will perform two daily concerts and a state tennis tournament, with bicycle contests and a grand industrial parade representing over twenty townships. Special railroad rates are arranged and a large crowd is hoped for in the Hub City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Grain Palace
Chicago Marine Band
Gner
United States
Brown
Hinckley Missing Four Months From Dakotas
I D Hinckley crop reporter for the Chicago board of trade rented a horse and buggy in the Dakotas. Without word for months his absence alarmed owner Henry Lewis who reported it to Sheriff Cook. A telegram to Ortonville Minn located Hinckley and extradition papers were sent. Sheriff Cook will return home Friday. Hinckley is a well known local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Hinckley
Chicago Board of Trade
Dakotas
Henry Lewis
Lewis
Sheriff Cook
Ortonville
Minn
Hinkley
Minnesota
Hinckley
Neighborhood Notes Report From Around Town Floods and Travel
Mr Nean’s brother heads to a reservation to buy cattle. Linn family moves to North Dakota. Schenbens are in Missouri. Thursday’s storm blew away hay for farmers. Ottman notes Ethanites caught in the storm moving about 15 tons. Mrs McVey of Elk Point visits her parents. Hel and Wagner were out from Mitchell on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nean
Mr. Linn
North Dakota
Schenbens
Missouri
Ottman
Ethanites
Local notices and social items from Blendon and Victor
Blendon residents inspect Hunter farm and plan artesian well irrigation. A Demorest medal contest in Victor saw Miss Millie Eddy win. Will Pratt and others competed. Several locals travel to Naperville and Arkansas for college and visit relatives in Wisconsin and Iowa. A school term begins with Mary Hubbart teaching. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wallace on September 1. Lightning kills a cow during the storm. Community calendars mention a geographical social event in Victor next Thursday and choir invitations for the Victor contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke
Mellette
Hunter
Mr. Locke
Mitchell
J.B. Davis
Harry Perkins
Rev. Clark
Naperville
George Schlund
Arkansas
Victor
Will Pratt
Bradford Schroyer
Oscar Heljeson
Edd. Strom
Laura McDowell
Millie Eddy
Miss Eddy
Vernon Hanson
Friends Church
Geo. Newton
E. J. Haynes
Harold
Back Earth
Wis
Nellie Barker
A. Harader
Shepherd
White Lake
Mary Hubbart
J. T. Hillman
Medames Pringle
Sanders
Bern
W. L. Wallace
Jessie Pringle
Beam Place
Amos Crane
Artesian
F. L. Rowley
Roy Bates
Art Wright
Frank Sanders
Rowley
Nebraska
E. E. Dean
Laura
Gladys
Iowa
A. H. Hubbard
Local News Roundup From Badger Area
Badger residents share visits as Austin Green of Chicago stays with Mr and Mrs Logan. Burton O Mealey reports in Omaha. Miss Ella Kipp returns from Sioux City for corn fodder and hay work. Young and Waugh take two loads of vegetables to Plankinton. School begins Monday. Will Dodge family mourns a 1 week old baby who died Thursday evening. Brief services at the house led by W W Saul, burial at Graceland cemetery. Clerk of the Court Cox family visits. drilling reports a flow in Nepra well and contracts for another in Cox district. District No 5 school began last Monday with Miss West teaching. A party at R R Sauls ends the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Saul
Graceland
Cox and Family
Will Smith
J. Sykes Wilson
Cox
Davison county political notices and local updates
The passage notes misprints about corn and hogs, mentions haying bee at Mr. Watson’s, and records a mass convention for nominating a candidate in the Fourth Commissioner district of Davison county South Dakota. Dr J. G. McCartney has returned from a trip to Iowa and reports a pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger Township
Davison County
South Dakota
Geo. B. Kelsey
H. N. Cox
Thomas
3. G. McCartney
Iowa
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Props, Co
W. Downey
Apt
Eastor
Valkyri
Kingsbury
Boston
Knight Templars
San
Anthony
Or &P
Kansas
Urnal
Minneapolis
Hayward
Air Sas
Maryland
Gorman
Agapoo
Beadle County
John Longetaf
Durrant
Blanche Lamont
Francisco
Chamberlain
Rosebud
The
India
Sioux Falls
School and Public Lands
Hipple
Taylor
Potter
Sui
Simon
St State
R. Wy. Wheelock
Republican
United Stat Nator
Tayre
Brookings
Agricultural College
Cole-Wheeler
Alford
Huron
Republintir
Ethan
Bethel
Brulah
District No. S
Miss West
R. R. Saul
Champeny Brothers
Mammoth Store
Eeing
Hamilton Brown
America
Link
Happy Home
Champeny Bros
Potter Crue and
Cue ™ (Corp | Sole Props
G. A. Carlow
Mitchedl
I. A. Carlow
Stover O
Baker Township
BATES
G. A Carlow
P.O
Nsow County
S. D
C. Hedden
Pedce
Bonaparte
Seine
C. W. Adams
Booth Bros
Balky
A. H. Pearson
Chicago
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