Menno Seeks Artesian Well For Water Supply
Hutchinson county commissioners grant licenses to nine saloons for the coming year. James M. Dobson joins the Washington House of Representatives document room. Maj. R. B. Taylor and John McKay resign from the Greenwood Indian agency. Taylor to start business in Wagner. Judge Robert B. Tripp of Yankton marries Miss Bertha Gross in Claremont California.
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Hutchingon County
James M. Dobson
Dobson of
Mitchell
House of Representatives
Washington
RB. J. Taylor
Greenwood
John McKay
Mr. Taylor
Wagner
Robert B. Tripp
First Judicial Circuit
Bertha Gross
Yankton
Claremont
Cal
Hail storm damages grain in Belvidere area
A severe hail storm Monday evening around five o'clock struck north of town, damaging small grain across many fields. Noted individuals include Dennis Sullivan, Fred Falkinberg, Robi Pinkerton, Leroy Haynes, Wilson French, J. Ebberts, R. A. Carson, among others. The storm moved west to east and ruined crops in several locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Sullivan
Fred Falkinberg
Robi Pinkerton
Leroy Haynes
Wilson French
J. Ebberts
R. A Carson
Belvidere Times
No-Drip Coffee Strainer Coupon Offer from Dr Shoop
Any lady can obtain a silvered No-Drip Coffee Strainer by writing to Dr Bhoop Racine Wisconsin and requesting the No-Drip Coupon privilege with name and address. Dr Bhoop promises a free booklet on Dr Shoop Health Coffee, a grain based drink made to imitate real coffee without real caffeine, touted as quick to prepare and tasty. Bold by Russell Drag Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bhoop
Racine
Wis
Bhoop
Dr Shoop
Russell Drag
Will Chamberlain Named Teacher and Writer at Lesterville
Will Chamberlain, after two years at Avon, is employed to teach at Lesterville next year. Alongside his teaching, he has earned notable recognition as a poet and prose writer.
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Will Chamberlain
Avon
Lesterville
Chamberlain
Indians in South Dakota gain citizens status for apportionment
An effort to enumerate Indiana in South Dakota seeks to determine how many have taken stand in severalty and are thus citizens. The last census reported 20,225 Indians, and it is believed nearly all are citizens, enabling them to be counted in the new congressional apportionment and potentially yield an additional representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
South Dakota
Early Settlers and Homecoming Association Formed
Aberdeen hosts Dakota Home Coming exercises with large North Dakota turnout. Col. Thos G Orr of Brookings elected president with Aberdeen leaders as officers. New South Dakota laws take effect July 1, including anti treating, anti cigarette, game, and banking statutes establishing bank capital minimums and loan restrictions.
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Dakota
Aberdeen
North Dakota
Early Settlers and Homecoming Association of
South Dakota
Col. Thos
G. Orr
Brookings
8. H. Jumper
Abe van Osdel
Mission Hill
H. H. Kieth
Sioux Falls
T. B. Roberts
Long residence records and political tone in South Dakota
Protests greet John H. Holsey's claim of the longest continuous stay in South Dakota dating from June 8, 1866, as counties list earlier settlers. Congressman Burke aims to speak at the state fair in Huron if Congress adjourns by mid July. An ad features Electric Bitters praised for relief of dyspepsia with a health boost, priced at 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H.holsey
Canton
South Dakota
Terriiory
Aberdeen
Mr. Holsey
Bon Homme County
McDaniela Brothers
Bligh Wood
B. H. Wood
Eugene Benedict
Springfield
Yankton County
Clay
Union Counties
Halsey
Burke
Sherman
Congress
Huron
W. Li
Gilpatrick
Danforth
Brubr & Stonebraker’s
Trumbo and wife travel to Sioux City for medical care
Frank Trumbo and his wife, aboard last Saturday's train, head to Sioux City for hospital treatment for several weeks. Their daughter Mrs. J. J. Bauza accompanies them, while Tyndall praises Matt McCormick for renewing his role as Milwaukee railroad agent.
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The
Tyndall Tribune
Frank Trumbo
Wagner
Sioux City
Trumbo
J. J. Bauza
Tyne Hall
Matt McCormick
Milwaukee Railroad
Mack
Tyndall
Milwaukee
Dr Shoop’s Restorative Promoted for Weak Nerves
An unnamed advertisement extols Dr Shoop’s Restorative as treating the root causes of ailments in weak inside nerves of the heart stomach and kidneys. It cautions against drugging organs and claims quick popularity from repeated use. Sold by R W Russell Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Shoop
R W Russell Drug Co
Night Hiders Raid with Rest Robbing Pills
A patently odd notice touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a nightly remedy that prevents distress and rest loss. The ad claims the pills cleanse the system curing colds headache constipation malaria and are priced 25 cents at Bruhn Band Btonebraker s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Bruhn & Btonebraker's
July 5th Prescription Fill Center Opens
The notice announces a date of July 5th for a new location where prescriptions can be filled. It highlights convenient hours and a focus on accurate dispensing by trained staff.
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Mtchell Line
Travis Gorg Dur Ucabe
W. D. GrieviTus
Agt
Alcolm Munn
Cotland
Zolnowskey Blo
Winkler
Becker Block
Jasmann
D, Wicks
Scotland
South Oak
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Bon Homme Plomngy Bank
S. D
R—A. E. Parmente Boy T, Smirh Hal
W. A. Cone Aldermen
A. L. Jones
Brekinbine
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Wilcox
Rian Church
A. D. Collins
M. Couch
Kenka & Kelner
Bruhn & Stonebraker
S.D
T. T. Church
Menno
R. W. Russell Drug CO
L. McLachlan
H. D. Thompson
Ofice
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DR. Abner
Fullerton Lumber CO
Julius Jaton
J. H. Queal & CO
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