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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1906
Page
12
Pittsboro Dispatch notes sensitive senators demanded details after insinuations that some members spoke with railroad presidents. The piece recalls that many public figures over the past year have sought investigations and gained more specifics than intended, highlighting theatrical calls for scrutiny.
We thank the Old Fellows Lodge and many friends who aided us kindly during our recent bereavement. Mrs. W. H. Bloss and family.
Albert Stevens offers pasture for a few horses for the season with ample water. No fence adjoining Stevens property. Located at R F D No 3.
Mitchell news highlights include local moves and visits. Frank Bobb traveled to Aberdeen for state pharmacist exam. Several residents journeyed to Minneapolis St Paul for business and architectural planning. Local gatherings feature the W. Co T A on Mormonism and a Lady Maccabees social. Funeral services observed for Mrs. Cowden and a child’s bereavement. Multiple residents engaged in farming, schooling, and construction projects around Mitchell.
A candidate declares for the Davison County Clerk of Courts post subject to the Republican nominating convention. The announcement emphasizes seeking party support and affirms intent to serve if endorsed.
Fred L. Tiffany declares his candidacy for the office of Register of Deeds in Davison County South Dakota subject to approval at the next Republican county convention.
W. B. Tobey announces his candidacy for Register of Deeds of Davison County, subject to the Republican county convention, in a friends’ request announcement.
A powerful quake leveled downtown San Francisco at five this morning, causing hundreds of deaths and massive property losses. Buildings collapsed fire broke out across blocks as water mains failed, hindering firefighting under a strong breeze. The three minute shock decimated the city.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as strengthening the stomach and purifying blood to aid liver and kidney function. It promises increased red blood cell production, improving nerves, and relief from conditions caused by poisonous blood. Endorsements are cited, with offers to send the medical book and ingredient list, and to obtain his Common Sense Medical Adviser by mail.
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