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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
5
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The Catholic school building 80 by 50 feet two story brick is up for sale. Removal will be handled by a house mover and bids open Friday evening at the Rectory. The sale notices urge inquiries to the Catholic rectory. The note also mentions GA R activities and preparations for a June state meeting with plans to entertain veterans and the Relief Corps.
Miss Margaret Drady returns to Pukwana with sister Lizzie. Mrs Balr visits Des Moines after seeing son Phil Bair. Woonsocket’s Miss Mabel Taylor arrives to teach music. Mrs Ed Schlimgen and baby visit Mitchell. Mrs Ed Pierce and Marion Woonsocket attend a band concert in Letcher. Letcher band performs with solos by Owen Yelle and LeDuce. A cream tester exam notes by Mrs Clyde Greene. Bonnet contest at Congregational Ladies Aid. Ruth Niebuhr and friend visit De Groff family. new house being built at J L Davis site.
Ethan Ithan Ithan reports a Thursday evening gathering at Parks with young attendees and local chatter. News notes Allie Pierce underwent appendectomy and rests well, while Adolph Friedal returned from Lesterville to settle his father's estate.
The Rev. Father Francis, longtime Catholic priest on the Standing Rock reservation, is moved to Rapid City to oversee the government Indian school there. He is highly regarded by the reservation's Injeans and his departure caused mourning among his red skin parishioners.
Ohio state auditor sends special tax collection calls to twenty nine counties to bolster the general fund. The effort targets Mare call‑ins and is expected to raise about 150000 dollars.
The heirs of Michael Cudahy transfer 2005 acres to the Nadeau Ranch company led by W J Hollingsworth for about 2 million dollars. The buyers plan to subdivide and lay off a town site this year as Los Angeles expands southeastward toward the former Cudahy ranch. The deal follows earlier large-area sales in San Fernando Valley and Dominguez Rancho transforming local land use and irrigation schemes. The Nadeau vineyard homestead will be preserved in a grove of peppers and pines.
Julia Halpenny, arrested in Sioux City after fleeing Aberdeen with Tacry Halpenny, is jailed to await circuit court on adultery charges. The fugitive, blamed for eluding officers, may be captured soon due to limited funds. Halpenny’s wife gave birth at a local hospital after his desertion and is recovering.
While returning home from church, George Sempel, an Aberdeen barber, was bitten on the ankle through his shoe by a muskrat leaping from a pile of chumber. A companion killed the animal.
A 5-8 diamond stud is missing between the post office and Widmann hotel. Return to the Republican office for reward.
A Mitchell South Dakota citizen credits Doan's Kidney Pills with lasting relief from backache headache dizziness and kidney trouble after long daily strain. The testimonial notes engine vibration and irregular kidney secretions improved by the product sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
The city of Pierre South Dakota went wet by sixty nine but Fort Pierre stayed dry by eleven due to a saloon dispute. Dr N gearhart defeats Joehn and the veteran seeks re election by eighty two majority while bonds for sewer extensions pass by a comfortable margin.
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