Millinery aims at style over price in Dakota shop line
A Dakota shop promotes stylish hats and bonnets for all budgets. It touts trimmed hats from 1.50 to 25 dollars and untrimmed from 0.25 to 2.50, plus broad ranges of flowers, trimmings, dress goods, silks, and all wool Henrietta fabrics at low prices. It claims artistic trimming and complete lines in hosiery, gloves, undergarments, corsets, parasols, and dry goods with emphasis on value.
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Dakota
South Dakota
Gladstone Sickness and Forest Fires Across States
Regional notes report Gladstone illness and major forest fires in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and New Jersey. The Charleston near state closure, Seattle and Tacoma visits by the president, and Iowa political activity are also mentioned along with floods, frosts, and bond votes.
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Duluth
Vermillion
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Sioux Falls
Major Pond
Stanley Fame
Ingalls
Polk
Alliance
Grover Cleveland
Delaware
New York
Connecticut
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Michigan
Europe
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Edison
Chicago
Chamberlain
Arise and Sing in the Sunlit Water Parade
A garbled verse fragment hints at a sunny outdoor event with singing and water play. Despite broken text, the reader can infer a festive communal scene featuring heat and playful squirts. No clear individuals or organizations are identified.
Charley Havens Suffering Illness Sends Family Aid
Notice in the Havon ite reports Charley Havens is ill again and has traveled to Chicago seeking mystical treatment.
Artesian Well Claimed World’s Greatest by Local Paper
The Haron Journal reports the Artesian well sunk on the A. H. Risdon farm near that place is claimed to be the greatest artesian well in the world. The article notes local pride and spanns on the achievement.
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Western Farm Mortgage Company
Aberdeen
J. L. Browne
Browne
Journal
Haron
A. H. Risdon
Visit Delighted Prisoner’s Mother and Daughter
Mrs. Hundley and her daughter arrived from Huron to visit Fred Hundley who is serving a fourteen year term for the killing of his father in Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Falls
Probably Wants It Back Independent Politician Pass Incident
Andy Olson, an independent former legislator from the Black Hills, loaned his railroad pass to a friend who had it taken up by a conductor.
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Andy Olson
Black Hills
Be a Man Always Do Your Duty to Children
A moral reminder that a worker is only as good as the employer who hires him. The note urges steady duty and cautions about conduct in the presence of children, stressing careful speech and behavior to set a proper example.
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Spooner
Kingsbury County
Dr. Livingston
Yankton Asylum
Charley Havens Leaves for Chicago for Health
From the Havonite we learn that CO. E. Havens has gone to Chicago in pursuit of health after months of suffering. He has many friends in this county who will wish him a speedy recovery.
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Charley
Artesian Advocate
Havonite
CO. E. Havens
Chicago
Calamity talk wanes as farmers thrive now
The Minneapolis Journal notes farmers stay optimistic despite talk of calamity. Soil is moist and wheat prices rise while cattle and hogs boom. farmers continue cheerful, productive work without brooding.
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Minneapolis Journal
Census Reveals Wealth Increase Contradicting Loss Claims
The piece notes that the Lost Found in McGregor Iowa reports annual losses by manufacturers merchants and railways for five years while 80 percent of everyone else also claims losses. The census then shows wealth rising, contradicting the common assertions.
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McGregor
Iowa
Ex- irrigation official tests wells in Kimball
Hon. F. B. Coffin former irrigation commissioner visited Kimball last week. Now employed by the United States he is testing well capacities across South Dakota and found a well still serving the water loving people of Kimball.
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Blaine
New York
Washington
Gov
Thayers
Leadville
Colorado
U. S
Warner Miller
Nicaragua
Willow Lakes
Grand Lodge
Dakotas
Ancient Order of United
Wm. Jacques
Newton
Mass
Florence
Italy
J. R. Spooner
Yankton Asylum
South Dakota
C. G. Williams
Congress
Wisconsin
Watertown
Rearick
F. B. Coffin
Kimball
United States
The Agitator Business Profit Claims Against Loucks
The Agitator exposes payments to Loucks from state and national alliances as president and solicitors from Fidelity and Alliance Hail associations totaling 3100. It notes damages paid to Loucks’s renter and asserts crop yields compare to other policy holders who received no insurance. The piece argues 3900.00 is a fair salary for an agitator.
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Loucks
State Alliance
National Alliance
Fidelity Insurance Company
Alliance Hail Association
Huron's Glory and South Dakota Agriculture Outlook
The Sioux Falls Daily Press quotes M. R. Leakey of Sioux Falls, citing profitable farming in South Dakota. Despite skepticism, Leakey reports his six mile south of Sioux Falls farm netted nineteen dollars per acre last season, illustrating agriculture's potential across the state.
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Sioux Falls
Angel Gabriel
M. R. Leakey
Sioux Valley
Maine
Oregon
Leakey
South Dakota
Too Early in the Week Iroquois Chief
Iroquois Chief criticizes Commissioner Plocker of Bancroft for driving in on Sunday with a wheat load and a memorandum of goods, then retreating when informed it was the Lord's day. The piece urges county officials to provide calendars.
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Commissioner Plocker
Bancroft
Iroquois
World-Beater Beets Dominate Beet Show
Intichrion and shgar-these are touted as world-beaters in a quirky beet show report. The piece emphasizes their prowess and the dramatic bet-wagering atmosphere around the competition.
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Intichrion
Shgar
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Yankton Insane Asylum
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