Mitchell local page notes reopenings and incidents
Reopened bicycle and jewelry shop by Will Slade. Several residents travel to Sioux City for Elks Carnival. Local farm for rent and cattle for sale announced. Two calves taken up northwest of Mitchell. Two-year old son of O E Warfield dies. funeral held at Baptist church. Company D drills at rifle range. Brule county crowd expected for Brule exposition day. Tailor Ole Kjelmyr opens on Main & Second with new wool goods. Dr M Halphide buys east First street residence and plans winter travel. Merry go rounds barred from organ noise during exposition concerts. Boy dragged by pony near ranch survives after brain concussion. Various sales, relocations, and social notices throughout Badger and surrounding towns.
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Selma Sisal
Standard
Manilla
D. W. Collins
Will Slade
W. D. Samford
Ruth Dodge
Sioux City
Geo. E. Foster
R. F.dundas
W. A. Barber
Pake
Mitchell
Beulah
Eaton Bros
Frank Sanders
Lynch, Neb
Bryan
Sanders
O. E. Warfield
The
Baptist Church
Fred TI. Drewett
Co. D
Captain Course
Ole Kjelmyr
Main
Second Street
Kjelmyr
Jno
J.mitchell Co
New York
Dr. M. Halphide
East First Street
I. B. Martin
Mr. Martin
Dr. M Halphide
Wisconsin
St. Louis
W. H. Dean
Albany
Badger Township
Fred Widman
W. J. McCairon
DeWitt
Letcher Chronicle
O. L. Branson
Chronicle
Grand Opera House
Lorraine
Frank E. Long Stock Co
Vermillion
Cox
DeBaughs Band Endorsed For Corn Belt Exposition
Alfred Russell president of Sans Souci park honors Prof De Baugh and his DeBaughs Twentieth Century Band with high praise. The ensemble has delighted audiences at Sans Souci Park Chicago for two seasons and is slated as leading attraction for the forthcoming corn belt exposition in this city.
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DeBaugh
Sans Souci Park
Chicago
Alfred Russell
The
Park Association
Mitchell Exposition Opens Evening with Street Attractions
The corn palace opens Monday evening with a prayer by President Graham and an address by Mayor Silsby. DeBaugh's band arrives from Chicago and performs, followed by Count DeButts the bicycle trick rider and other street acts including J. H. Jackson the contortionist. Aphora the premier danseuse joins for daily performances, with Reed's Fourth Regiment band aiding in the musical features. Tickets are on sale at local drug stores and banks.
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Corn Palace
DeBaugh
Chicago
Graham
University
Silsby
Gale
J. H. Jackson
Malcolm Anderson
Expositon
Woonsocket
Parker, Chamberlain
Mitchell
Aphora
Reed
Fourth Regiment
Sioux City
Northwest
Kodol Promises New Life as Postmaster Endorses Remedy
Postmaster R. H. Randall of Dunlap Iowa endorses Kodol for digestion and health gains. The ad claims improved strength and vitality, with testimonials from W. A. Greer of McConnellsville Ohio and references to Bucklen's Arnica Salve for burns, wounds, and skin issues. Season tickets pricing appears for a separate event.
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R. H. Randall
Dunlap
Eevee
H. C. DaWrrr & Co
Chicago
Pitbesi-bottie
W. A. Greer
McConnellsville
D’ S
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