Easter Services At Methodist Church Draw Large Attendees
Easter at the Methodist church drew large crowds for both services. Rev. Youngman led the morning sermon with about 200 dollars from the missionary collection. Dr. Frank Washburn sang, one person joined on probation, and Charley Wilcox of Evans ton college preached the evening sermon as the choir enriched the service. An Epworth League Easter program attracted a large audience. Church decorations were praised.
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Methodist Church
Youngman
Frank Washburn
Charley Wilcox
Evanston College
Epworth League
Easter Sermon At Grace Church Delights Packed Congregation
Rev. Edson preached the Easter morning sermon to a full Grace Church as the choir performed several fine selections. The congregation gave generously in offerings and the decorations presented a neat and tasteful scene.
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Grace Church
Edson
Crowded church honors Resurrection with dual Masses
Father Desmond presided at 8:30 a.m. low mass and 10:30 a.m. high mass with elaborate ritual, flowers, and Paris vestments. The event featured Miss Boyle at the organ and Mrs Dexter directing the “Farmer’s Mass in B flat,” celebrated in Huron with strong parish praise.
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Tin
Desmond
Father Desmond
Paris
France
Farmer
Huron
Ste St. Mar
Sermon on Christ the True Bread and No License Policy
The pastor preached on Christ the True Bread in the morning and delivered a chalk talk on no license in the evening. He showed census figures that thirteen county seats with no license towns gained more population than license towns, and urged that no license represents triumph for Jesus while license equals savagery and neglect. Attendance was strong at both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Easter Worship At Local Church With Knights Templar
Morning services led by the Ladies Missionary Society featured recitals by children and choir music. The church, decorated with Easter lilies and roses, heard Mrs Hudson sing a solo and the choir an anthem. Evening service with the Knights Templar added banners, sermon titled The Power of the Rejected addressed universal guilt and rejection of Jesus, and organ music by Mrs Powers and Alfred Smith. Large audience attended both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Knights Templar
Jesus Christ
Knights Templar Order
Hudson
Powers
Alfred Smith
Parks and Addison Wedding at McEathron Ranch
LeRoy Parks and Martha Addison wed at the bride’s parents home on McEathron’s ranch Wednesday evening. Rev. officiant presided as about one hundred guests attended. A bountiful reception followed with refreshments for Mr and Mrs Parks and their guests.
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LeRoy Parks
Martha Addison
McEathron
of Huron
Irs
Parks
A Hib ernian's View on Ireland's Emigration and Race Threat
A Hibernian from Sioux City warns that Ireland faces extinction of its native Irish due to sixty years of emigration. He cites 915000 emigrants to the United States in twenty years, most aged 15 to 35, and notes declines in birth, marriage, and labor. He urges Irish Americans to stop prepaid passages and describes Anti-Emigration efforts and plans near the St. Louis Exposition and Watertown encampment.
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Ireland
Hibernian
Sioux City
Commissioner of General Information
Washington
United States
America
St. Louis Exposition
Watertown Encampment Report Draws Attention
An encampment at Watertown draws general attention as observers report movement and settlement activity near the area. Local officials weigh safety and housing implications while residents describe ongoing disruption and nearby property concerns.
Lands Sell at High Prices
Land Commissioner Bach completed the yearly sale of state lands with Brown county bringing $37 to $22 per acre, Spink $35 to $20, Kingsbury $25 to $15, and Beadle $18 to $15. A few years ago the top price was $10 an acre, indicating rapid value advances ahead.
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Bach
Brown County
Spink County
Kingsbury
Beadle
Farm for Sale in Valley Township Beadle County
Notice announces sale of the south half of section nineteen in Valley Township Beadle County at thirty dollars per acre. Sender M. R. Faber of Remsen Iowa requests interested buyers write for terms and details.
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Valley Township
Beadle County
M. R. Faber, Remsen
Lowa
Scott's Emulsion Promises Growth for Weak Children
An advertisement compares weak children to young plants and claims Scott's Emulsion feeds and strengthens growth. It offers a free sample and instructions to send 409 Pearl St New York and $1 to Scott & Bowne for distribution through all druggists.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
New York
Watertown Wins State Bowling Tournament
Watertown takes first team prize and leads in doubles and singles at the state bowling meet in Watertown. Brookings and Huron follow for team prizes while Huron earns thirds in both doubles and singles. Huron’s Cooley Hawley Richardson Kerr and Hawes praise Watertown hosts for the two day event.
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Ing
Watertown
Brookings
Huron
Redfield
S. C
Canby
Minn
H. G. Cooley
Ed. H. Hawley
Jim Richardson
George Kerr
C. B. Hawes
L. L. Brown Appointed Chief Solicitor for Railway System
L. L. Brown of Winona Minnesota succeeds Coe I Crawford as chief solicitor for the Chicago North Western railway system in South Dakota and Minnesota. Crawford resigned to run for governor after his contract expired Thursday. Brown assumes duties with headquarters at Winona.
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Coe I. Crawford
L. L. Brown
Winona
Minn
North-Western Railroad Company
Chicago & North-Western Railway System
South Dakota
Minnesota
L.L. Brown
For Rent Two Half Section Farms Near Huron
Farm rental notice offering 800 acre tract with 500 acres pasture 130 acres under cultivation and hay land watered by creek and artesian well. Comfortable buildings. Also two half section farms nearby with buildings. Will contract with responsible party to break and seed 200 acres. Trevvett Mattis and Abell.
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Huron
Trevett
Mattis & Abell
Grant County Republicans Split as Convention Deadlocks
In Grant county on March 31 delegates failed to agree on procedure. The vote 59 to 46 opposed Crawford, leading Crawford followers to bolt the hall and form a separate convention while regular delegates prepare to oppose Crawford at the Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milbank
Grant County
Biostone City
Mech
Crawford
GoLp Bros
South Dakota State Band Prepares for Saint Louis Tour
Professor Ireland leads about fifty top South Dakota musicians gathering in Woonsocket June 16 for a week of practice before departing June 23 for St. Louis. They will perform daily in the South Dakota building for thirty days at the exposition as organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
South Dakota
Woonsocket
St. Louis
Encampment Date Set for State Troops at Watertown
The state encampment will begin June 14 at Watertown, moved from June 7 after captains protested that many members are in school. This year the troops of both regiments camp together rather than in two separate encampments as in prior years.
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Watertown
Making of an Editor and Arbor Day Planting Call
A reflective piece questions the editor's ideal traits and limits in a humorous tone. It asks if a person can balance vast knowledge with restraint and maintain manners under pressure. The note urges Arbor Day awareness and to plan tree planting in April.
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Parks-Addison
Nona
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Band
Mountain Valley
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WM. Pearson & GO
Main Street
Winnipeg
Dickens
Sterling Remedy Co Co
Cae
N.Y
Gon Wal Sale
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