Dr A W Chase Kidney and Liver Pills Ad
An advertisement touts Dr A W Chase kidney and liver pills as a health rule to keep bowels regular. It claims prompt movement and cured biliousness with no dose increase, citing a Kansas user and promoting one pill per dose at 25 cents a box. Available at Scallin Bros Druggists Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Phlip Buckie
Gypsum
Kansas
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
A.W. Chase
Scallin Bros
Hanson County Fair Opens Next Tuesday in Alexandria
The Hanson county fair moves to Alexandria starting Tuesday morning and runs through Thursday afternoon. Secretary Twambley reports high turnout expected and plans to send a Mitchell delegation. The program features parades, horse races, ball games, balloon ascensions, and band concerts across three days with multiple purses and races for youth and adults.
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Hanson County
Alexandria
Twambley
Mitchell
Ringling Bros
Parker
Johnson
Parchure
Fair Grounds
Mery Band
Fulton
Red Lions
Biggest Enrollment Ever at Dakota Weslayan University
Mitchell notes record enrollment as 315 students register for fall term with expectations of surpassing 400 before term end. Three days of enrollment completed with first recitations heard. Corn Palace week may impact early interest but overall plan focuses on steady work this term. Some students delay start until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Sealed bids for N W quarter section school house
Bids for constructing a school house on the N W quarter section 8 104 61 Badger township Davison county South Dakota including materials and labor will be received until 12 oclock noon September 30 1908 in Loomis S D at the office of W H Comstock district clerk and he reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W
Badger Township
Davison County
South Dakota
W. H. Comstock
Loomis
S. D
Letcher
Davison County Fair Opens With Exhibits and Racing
The Davison county fair opened on Tuesday with the agricultural pavilion exhibit staged by James Kimball and livestock displays from horses, cattle, and hogs. Racing featured four events including the 2:45 pace and trot with Jersey Rye and Hans Fewell leading the early results as crowds gathered for the opening session.
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Davison County
James Kimball
Hans Fewell
Orlean 2d
Chas Fewell, Jr
Jersey Rye
Major Cunningham
Dodell
Navajo
Sioux City and Omaha to clash in post series games
Secretary Nichols has scheduled two grand games of ball for Thursday and Friday with Sioux City and Omaha meeting in post series play. Yesterday Sioux City won the Western League title by defeating Omaha by 0, shutting out the Omahogs in three straight. Furchner the Plankinton lad will pitch in one game. Games start at 4 o clock with 50 cent admission.
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Nichols
Sioux City
Omaha
Packers
Omahogs
Furchner
Plankinton Lad
Opening of the University at Dakota Wesleyan Inaugurates Kerfoot
The opening exercises in the college chapel drew a full house of students and city friends to Dakota Wesleyan University. The event marked the informal inauguration of President Kerfoot, with Dr. Weir, Vice-President, presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Wesleyan University
Kerfoot
Weir
New Faculty and Leaders Introduced at College Ceremony
The ceremony featured Rev E M Jeffers reading scripture and Dr Dobson delivering a prayer. New faculty members Martin Fazell Smith Pickney were presented, and President Kerfoot received an ovation. Dr A C Steveson of St Paul spoke on Culture, stressing religion's role in education. Percy Fullenweider played a violin solo.
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Percy Fullenweider
Mitchell Power Company Works To Restore City Lighting
Mitchell Power Company repairs at the electric light plant to restore continuous service for Corn Palace week. One boiler will run at times causing blackouts 7 to 9 p.m. until repairs finish by Monday next. A new gas and electric plant is being installed with operation planned by December 1, and full service resume thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Power Company
Corn Palace
Mitchell
Readi
Close Races At County Fair Pace Event
On opening day the 2:45 pace produced a tight finish as five heats decided the winner. Jersey Rye owned by Tom Mernaugh of Letcher led early and claimed the first win in a competitive afternoon of racing at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Rye
Tom Mernaugh
Letcher
Local Horse Races See Close Heats and Fast Times
In a multi race program Robert Walpole’s Dad Dell won the final three heats and the top purse with Jersey Rye second and Major Cunningham third after quick times 2:33 to 2:41. Hans Fewell led the 2:45 trot for the first three heats, Earlean and Drifting Goose followed. Roy narrowly beat Nichols Swastika and Kirkendall drove Orphan Girl to win the last two pacing heats. Ukiah won a running race but was withdrawn after bleeding. Don Kinney nearly fell when his saddle girth slipped and he nevertheless captured the second heat aid. Second money split between Ukiah and Bill Pilot. Official starter W. W. Davis presided at Mt. Vernon venue.
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Dad Dell
Robert Walpole
Jersey Rye
Major Cunningham
Hans Fewell
Chas. Wagner
Earlean
Drifting Goose
Roy
Rank Williams
Nichol
Ross
A. Jebsen
Kirkendall
Orphan Girl
Ukiah
Don Kinney
Bill Pilot
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Eyestrai
T. V. McReau Manufacturing’ Optician
Nicollet Ave
Minneapolis
James E. Judge and
H. B. Kirkendall
James E. Judge
Ethan
H.B. Kirkendall, Mitchell
Hanson County Fair
Lady Band
Waukegan
Ill
Emery
Prof
Waukegan Lady
Beulah
Fulton Stars
Alexandria Tigers
Alexandria Vs
Davison
Dr. Kerfoot
A. C. Stevens
Tere
Kuppenheimer
House of Kuppenheimer
Kuppenheimer Cravenettes
Becker
Coneright
The
Chicago
Palace
Ness
Winter Bros
W. W. Davis
Mt. Vernon
Diles
Cintme Faction
A Medicine Co
A.W. Ghase
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