Mrs FA Austin of Belvidere Visits Kin in Avon Area
Mrs FA Austin of Belvidere revived last Thursday to visit her relatives, including Mr and Mrs Alfred Cobb and Ray J PB Garcon. Dr Hisenmann and family arrived from Underwood North Dakota to visit his mother Mrs Frank Hisenau as Mr Kisonmano, who moved to North Dakota ten years ago, continues in the lumber business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fa, Austin
Belvidere
Alfred Cobb
Ray
J. PB. Garcon
Ses
Avon
Oerdon Lefk
Huron
Hisenmann
Fulgily
Underwood
N.D
Aro
Frank Hisenau
Kisonmano
North Dakota
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted Free of Mercury
An old warning against mercury ointments for catarrh endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, urges buying genuine product, and notes 75 cent price with testimonials available. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Local Notes on Residents and Events in Scotland
Wheeler F Musser travels to Quincy Ill for business college. Lars Grilagher visits Rev John Kaye. Carl Wohl moving to new house with modern conveniences. Jackyhouse builds a large barn this winter. Schramm and Bonebrake Ford Garage stock six 1914 Ford cars. James Mraz, injured in a wreck, returns home with nurse. Mrs Jacob Walters dies at seventy five with funeral held Tuesday. Earl Colgan and Dorothy Benwitz wed in Scotland with honey moon in Wes tington Springs. Dr L C Colgan family at Christmas dinner. Dr H B Stitwill of Denver visits, renewing old ties. About 1300 farmers attend Mitchell mass meeting on hog cholera. ser um vaccination praised. Teachers and officers meeting at court house well attended. Prof Fites and State Sup rint Lawrence contribute. State health officials present with talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Mraz
Koobs
Sioux City
Jacob Walters
Bo:s
Earl Colgan
Dorothy Benwitz
Tyndall
Scotland
L. C. Colgan
A. F. Ploetz
Wessington Springs
Mitchell
Court House
Fites
Lawrence
State Board of Health
Still Unexplored Valleys and Lost Names in Virginia’s Past
An excerpt recounts a enslaved man’s changing names under different masters in Virginia and recalls a counsel about finding solace in helping others. It then shifts to a quotation about charity by R. W. Trine and closes with notes on the Himalayas and Mount Everest, describing limited exploration and distant valleys and inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himalayas
Mount
Everest
His Way. Major Hornboggle described by the landlord
In Pruntytown a tavern landlord ridicules Major Hornboggle as the town’s most dignified figure. He notes the hat blown off by wind is left to spectators, and claims he only “Joats” in the National bank while he sits and struts.
McBurney Announces Candidacy for Bon Homme County Treasurer
Wm. McBurney announces his candidacy for Treasurer of Bon Homme County subject to the Republican primaries in March 1914. He states his intention to seek the office and asks for party support.
Candidate for Register of Deeds in Bon Homme County
At the earnest solicitation of my friends I announce my candidacy for Register of Deeds of Bon Homme county subject to the will of the republicans at the March 1914 primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Homme County
Wm. McBurney
Register of Deeds
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New York State
Dickson & Taitt Co
S. D
J. B. Gano
Prop
Mgr
THE
Variety Store
H. A. Haafke, Prop’t
JF. Becker
Inerideny
G. A. Landmann
Alex. Trener
E Landmann
Philip Engel
John Becker N. Serrjr
German Bank OF Scotland
Tte
Bofaty
W. H. Miller
Wheeler F. Musser
Quincy Ill
Lars Grilagher
Hudson
John Kaye
Carl Wohl
Wohl
Jackyhouse
W. J. Neumeister
Schramm & Bonebrake
Ford Garage
Ford
J. L Colgan
H. B. Stitwill
Denver
City
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin— Williams
Birkinbine & Brown
Brock’s
S. Dak
Virginia
Darky
Sab
Noah
R. W. Trine
Brock
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