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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1890
Page
1
Aberdeen News comments on tariffs and political reactions as May approaches. It notes Melkinley tariff agitation in Europe, praise for Brookings bulletin on small grain, and mixed sentiments on Harrison renomination. It highlights railroad improvements and local tax focus versus national taxation, plus critiques of officials like N H Sheets and Governor Mellette.
Speaker leed praised the Republican Party in an after dinner Philadelphia talk, saying it is annually recruited from the country’s youth, progressive in thought and ideas, and committed to national improvement as history advances.
The Sioux Falls Press argues the Democratic party’s stance preserves prohibition to fracture Republicans. It claims the democrats’ double dealing undermines their own plan, as the press notes their hand is exposed and unlikely to yield the intended political gains.
The Ix of P. ball marked the opening of the new Pythian hall with a social evening Tuesday. Forty to fifty couples danced, plus many friends and relatives, all admiring the decorated walls and electric lights. Knights in uniform, ladies in their best attire, and the I. P. band in full dress contributed to a fine grand march and lively dance music. Supper at the Sanborn house followed, with Millham and assistants earning praise. Committees for reception, floor, finance, and music were recognized for making the event a success. The Mitchell Printing job artist produced a praised program.
Yankton Press notes Commissioner Groff’s strong start since taking charge on September 26, 1889. Entries fell from 212,886 to 232,198 pending items in six months, a net reduction of 60,688 while current business was handled. He aims to clear all entries in about eighteen months, the best record seen in the office, drawing statewide notice. He streamlined work to quicken processing, contrasting with two years prior.
The article extols the heart by noting it beats 100000 times daily and circulates blood thousands of miles yearly, warning of heart failures. It cites Dr Franklin Miles New Heart Cure as the only reliable remedy, sold by L O Gale, a local druggist.
Mrs. K A Gardner of Vistula Indiana suffered headaches dizziness back pain and numerous spasms daily. After eight physicians failed a single bottle of Dr Miles Restorative Nervine permanently cured her. A trial bottle and illustrated treatise are free at I C Gale's Drug Store with guarantees.
The Dakota South Central Medical Society met last Tuesday at the office of Drs H and K Warne. The society was called to order by Dr H B Levey, president, and minutes of the previous session were read.
Mrs Skinner of Mitchell visits her daughter at the college while Mrs Swartrout of Mitchell visits her son who studies there, highlighting local families traveling to campus.
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