Local Notes From Sup Plentiful North Mitchell Area
Supplement to Citizen-Republican highlights social visits and travel from Mitchell area. Residents Addie Stark Bingham Campbell and others return from Bridgewater Tabor and Te ndall trips. Farm work curb laying Wanders to Nebraska Texas and Canada. carnival and Indian church convocation events. Geddes lighting talks. local entertainers at Dode Fisk show. health ads and state fair previews.
Local social notes and moves in regional towns
Maj and Mrs Dollard returned from Tyndall Wednesday morning. Miss Bertha Brost visited her brother's family in Tripp. Adam McLachlen and daughter Carrie came back from Geddes. Mr Greenawalt arrived from Milledgeville to oversee land interests. George Schneider sold his pool hall stake to Ben Stevenson. Dr Stonebraker and Dr Koobs attended a state medical association meeting in Yankton. Prof Manthey aided at Tyndall institute and traveled to Mitchell for school opening. Misses Ida Clara and Mr Otto Schenkenberger moved to North Dakota. Mrs Schenkenberger will stay with children until building near Broly is done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam McLachlen
Carrie
Geddes
Mr. Greenawalt
Milledgeville, Ill
Prof. Manthey
Tyndall
Mitchell
Ida
Clara
Otto Schenkenberger
North Dakota
Schenkenberger
Broly
Wheat and Barley Prices Noted in Vale Report
Fragmentary data from Vale shows No 2 wheat and barley market notes with figures like 88 40 44 54 64 and scattered references to corn values. The text is incomplete but indicates prices or quotes for multiple grains.
Jerauld County Debt Status and Towns Report
Weasington Springs Special notes Jerauld county holds the banner in multiple respects. The county has no outstanding indebtedness or open bonds, no poor farm or paupers, and no poor tax. Fifteen townships are debt free and without saloons. Jerauld county features three thriving towns as South Dakota gained statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weasington Springs
Jerauld County
South Dakota
Theatric Bitters Promoted By Chicago Man
P J Daly of 1247 West Congress Street Chicago endorses Theatric Bitters claiming to strengthen weak persons and improve stomach liver and kidney functions with noticeable gains in his mother. The tonic is sold under guarantee at all drugstores. The German school opens next Monday and public schools reopen Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Daly
W. Congrest
Chicago
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Line of
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McCall
Tempel Bros
State Normal School
Springfield, South Dakota
G. G. Wenzlaff
Herman Betz
Philip
Citizen-Republican
Addie Stark
Bridgewater
Addie Bingham
Tabor
Lola Campbell
Teachers’ Institute
E. L. Stonebraker
Nebraska
Dr. Stonebraker
Fred Hutchinson
Illinois
O. W. Woods
Delmont
W. A. Cobb
Jos. V. Janda
Wagner
M. V. Janda
B. O. Stonebraker
Mabel Fusselmann
Jack Reich
Chiia Redmann
Texas
Pan Handle
Irwin Clark
Sioux City
Tripp
Tripp and
Armour
J. L. Hutchinson
Alvin
Canada
Mr. Hutchinson
Minnie Becker
Greenwood
Stafford Conrvy
National Bloomers
Scotland
S. Dak
Emma Reith
Jos. Bainbridge
D. K. Tomlinson
Mr. Dimig
Atlantic
J. F. Schmidt
Jenner
Mr. Strittmayer
Rowland Collins
Todiana
Yankton
Santos
Ft. Yates
Montana
J. H. Williamson
Riggs
Santee
E. A. Boyd
Boyd
KR. W. Russell Drug Co
Dode Fisk
Kaseker
J. C. Goodwin
Reidsville
N.C
R. W. Russell Drug Co
Tates
Jerauld
Heron
John A. Jobneva
Minneaote
Apair Nup
Booth Dakota
Maj
Mrs. Dollard
Bertha Brost
George Schneider
Schneider & Stevenson Pool Hall
Ben Stevenson
Stonebraker
Koobs
The
State Medical Association
Scotland Market Report
Mann
Scientific American
Newedenters
New York
Branat Ammen
St Washington
Velvet
Axminster
Brussels & Wilton
Hamilton
Fred Goehring