Christmas Postale and Holiday Dress in Town
The Christmas Postale at Weiber's and Mrs. John Salimi Parkston drew town attention with holiday decorations. Mrs. Sterling of Yankton visited Mrs. Barker, Herman of Mitchell reviewed his claim, and Mrs. Reever joined Grand Matron Lumley in Yankton for an Eastern Star event. F. L. Wheeler opened a 20,000 bushel grain elevator between this place and Tyndall, run by J. Barreth Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Iber
John’ Salimi
Mra. Sterling
Yankton
Tl. A. Reever
Mra. Lumley
Eastern Star
F. L. Wheeler
Neuberg
James Brown of Menno Dies After Illness
James Brown born in Toronto in 1861 died at his home in Olivet Menno Tuesday December 7 after two to three years of illness from Brights disease. He came to Dakota in 1873, lived in Hutchinson County, and for twenty years worked as a stock buyer. Survived by wife Edith Schwartz of Scotland, three children Hampton Stanley and Mrs Theyer, mother, one sister, five brothers, and a wide circle of friends. Funeral at Menno today, burial in Rose Hill, Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Menno
Toronto
Canada
Dakota Territory
Alfred Brown
Hutchinson County
Olivet and Menno
Edith Schwartz
Scotland
Hampton
Stanley
Theyer
Wessington Springs
J. L. Hutchison
W. C
Alex
W. J
Henry
Wellington
Washington
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Odd Fellows
Modern
Woodman
Rose Hill
Brown
Read the President's messages and Treiber's Christmas Postals
A burst of local items notes Treiber's offering 10 000 Christmas Postals and a few residents visiting or relocating. Mr and Mrs Dick Shemp from Canada visit old friends after returning here in the 1880s. Wm Bry travels to Scotland to acquire a restaurant, and Shorty sells a share to Frank Fullerton who will run it. Diehl and Brown buy the drug store building. Also mentions Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for skin care and 25-cent sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Shemp
Canada
Wm. Bry
Scotland
Jesse Crockett
Shorty
Frank Fullerton
Springfield Democrat
M. W. A. Meeting Postponed for Election Week
Due to multiple meetings held Tuesday evening the M. W. A. postponed its session for one week. The annual election of officers will be held at the rescheduled meeting.
Dr Shoop's Restorative touted for nerves and organs
Dr Shoop argues the old dosing method is wrong and his prescription targets internal nerves controlling the stomach heart and kidneys. He claims each organ falters when its nerves fail and that Dr Bhoop's Restorative will strengthen weak Stomach, Heart or Kidneys with proper use, endorsed by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hin
America
Shoop
Sid
Shoov
Wien
Rye and corn market notes from local grain exchange
Fragmentary grain report shows rye and corn pricing signals from the local exchange. Readable details mention Rye and Corn with reference to market movement, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
No.1 On Ds sprons No.2 On the Heart of or Man
A condensed snippet lists items numbered No 1 through No 3 with headings about Ds sprons No 2 on the Heart of or Man and No 3 on the Kidneys. The fragmentary text suggests an index or catalog style note without complete context or dates.
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New York
General Merchandise
Dickson & Taitt Company
S. D
En Eerie
Dickson & Taitt CO
J. H. Queal & CO
Lumser
P. A. Bliss
Treiber
Mr. Herman of
Mitchell
Our City
Treiber’s
Congress
Bruobn & Stonebraker’s
Brubn
John Schmierer & Son
Utz & Dunn
South Dakota
Opera House
J. D. Chunn
Uncle Tom
S Cabin
SRE
Ohio River
Nals
Frank Waner
S. Oak -Main Street
Star Express
L. McLachlan
Pilon
Tom
Duke Tay
Racine
Wis
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