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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1910

Page

2

Dangers of kidney trouble advertised with Doan's Pills

The ad describes two danger signals from kidneys and back and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure. It cites a customer testimonial from Mrs. Dennis Donovan of Mitchell South Dakota praising relief after using Doan's pills and notes Foster Milburn Co as sole agents in Buffalo New York.

Bright Dean Mitchell Dennis Donovan Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York Doan’s Takend Ower

H B Kirkendall Will Sell Real Estate Across State

H B Kirkendall offers property sales throughout the state or elsewhere. Write or phone at no cost for dates to H B Kirkendall Mitchell. Appointments can be made at Barnard Scott and Daves Real Estate office in Mitchell.

H. B. Kirkendall Mitchell

Dramatic Event Draws Record Gale Theatre Audience

The Gale theatre crowds surpassed previous records as The Third Degree starring Fernanda Eliscu and Paul Everton captivated Friday night use of a law library setting and denouement that left the audience in a delighted mood Nine curtain calls were given to Eliscu Everton and the cast The program also notes local civic updates including a parade planned for Monday and a serious arm injury to Al Lucky in Canton causing community sympathy

Gale Theatre Henry Harris Fernanda Eliscu Paul Everton Eliscu Annie Jeffries Everton Jeffries Denoument O. J. Browne Mitchell T. B. Smiley Edla Mabbott Plankinton Bay View Club Odd Fellows Hall Leo Sheridan L. J McEwen California W. A. Fallgather Canton al Lucky Mt. Vernon Mill Co Mr. Fallgather Vernon Lucky

Saved From the Grave by Dr King’s New Discovery

A Clarksville Tennessee woman Mrs. M r. Dix says four years of severe lung trouble and chest pain improved with Dr. King’s New Discovery. The sale pitch claims quick relief for coughs colds hay fever lagrippe asthma croup bronchitis and hemorrhages with 50c and $1.00 bottles and free trial bottles guaranteed by Diehl & Brown.

Mr. Dix Clarksville Tenn Ty Diehl & Brown

Electric Bitters Promised To Rebuild After Grip

The advertisement warns grip survivors suffer weakness nervousness and loss of appetite and urges Electric Bitters as a tonic blood purifier and regulator of stomach liver and kidneys. It claims thousands have benefited by strengthening nerves building up the system and restoring health with a 59 cent price and Diehl & Brown guarantee.

Diehl & Brown

Three Social Teas Hosted by Noted Ladies of the Community

Three five o'clock teas were held Wednesday Thursday and Friday at the home of Mrs W E Tipton with hosts Mrs C G Rathbun Mrs E F Reamer and Mrs W E Tipton The yellow dining room flowers included daffodils jonquils while front rooms showed apple blossoms and sweet peas Guests were assisted by a long list of hostesses across the three days reflecting a refined social event style.

C. G. Rathbun E. F. Reamer W. E. Tipton B. A. Bobb W. R. Ball M. K. Eliason John Powers

Married Sixty-Five Years for F R Johnson and Wife

Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Johnson celebrate sixty five years of marriage at the Fourth Avenue west home of their daughter Mrs. Mark Harris. They were wed in Wilmington New York at ages 21 and 19 and later moved to Wisconsin in 1856 and South Dakota in 1882 where they settled on a Lake County homestead. They remain in robust health and enjoy retirement together.

F. R. Johnson Fourth Avenue West Mark Harris C. R. Johnson

Orate for Temperance at University Chapel

Five college men competed in an Inter Collegiate Prohibition League oratorical contest at the University chapel. Fred Hatch won first place, Matthew Smith second, with topics including The View-Point and The City Problem. Winners advance to state, interstate, and national contests in Sioux Falls, Oskaloosa, and Indiana in coming months.

Prohibition League University Chapel Frank Grace Fred Hatch George Johnson Jens Jensen Matthew Smith Mr. Smith Rev. F. B. Barnett Lauritz Miller W. R. Ronald Sioux Falls Oskaloosa Iowa Indiana

Mt Vernon News Highlights Local Events and Elections

Mt Vernon notes include Mrs John Momsen of Alexandria undergoing an operation and recovering in Sioux City. Census work continues for a full month by George Lawrence. Woodman initiation of twenty four attended by Mitchell visitors. Mt Vernon High School graduates plan commencement under Prof Arnold. Mt Vernon poised for city election Tuesday.

Mt. Vernon John Momsen Alexandria Smiley Sioux City Moomsen George Lawrence George Ross Jacobs Sioux Falls Miss Overmire Whanel Stella Shane Kuithan Woodman

Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertised For Skin Health

An 1800s style advertisement claims purification through the pills, describing liver trouble signs such as pimples boils and blotches. It asserts the pills improve blood, skin clarity, and complexion with rosy cheeks and health, urging purchase at Diehl & Brown’s for 25 cents.

Dr. King Diehl & Brown’s

Marshall urges nomination of U S senators by state convention

Indiana governor Marshall called for Democrats to nominate United States senators at a state convention rather than in the legislature. He declared boss power at an end and said the people must know the candidate. He resisted offers to run.

Indianapolis Ind Marshall United States

Rural school session shortages prompt proposals for shared terms

County notes lament that fewer than half of rural schools are in session with many set to close in two weeks. Proposals suggest combining three or four districts to provide nine months of schooling and possibly keeping one township school open in April and May with student transportation from closed districts.

John Studer Wilmer Shay Alvin Schrader Quentin Cottingham Eugene Dougherty Emma Kuchenbecker Hazel Shay Sylvia Dixon George Reimers John Kotrbe Edna Rosenquist George Gammill Carl Locken Ernest Bracha Carl Crampton Alexander Pearson Otis Graves Harold Tormey Roll Mary Buedefeldt Ella Herbst Frances Zangle Naoma Clark Ella Crempt Mary Johnson George H. Kustes Thelma Davis Emma Herbst Ursule Kotraba Isabel Johnson Linda Ruhberg Katie Giesen Eva Lowrie Gladys Lowrie Lina Knudson Olive Johnson Amanda Johnson Laura Ruhberg

Fannie Foster Chosen City School Superintendent

Miss Fannie Foster, formerly of Mitchell, elected to fill the Sioux City schools superintendent post for the remainder of the year. She has taught in Sioux City public schools and led primary supervision, with praise from friends and support by former Superintendent Whitley.

Sioux City Fannie Foster

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised By Veteran

Burlington Me veteran L W Harriman fought eczema in the army for 40 years. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him when all else failed. Warned as greatest healer for sores cuts burns boils wounds bruises and piles. 25c at Diehl Brown's.

L. W. Harriman Burlington Bucklen Diehl & Brown’s

Reverend Bowdish resigns from Congregational church amid temperance duties

Reverend A. Craig Bowdish will resign as pastor effective September 1 and plans to devote six months to temperance work. He becomes general secretary of the Anti-Saloon League in the city, with weekly speaking engagements statewide beginning May 1. After the campaign in November he will pursue a postgraduate year in the East and move from the parsonage June 1. The church pastoral committee is considering three or four men as his successor.

A. Craig Bowdish Congregational Church Bowdish Anti- Saloon League Anti-Saloon League East

Hall's Catarrh Cure Offer and Claims

There is widespread catarrh said to be constitutional rather than local. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo claims to cure by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. They offer $100 for any failing case and sell for 75 cents plus take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Aeon F. J. Cheney & Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nard, Scott & Daves Real Tate Carey Thagat S. H. Scallin Scallin Bros. Co. Draggiers Western Canada Demon of The Air E. R. Johnson Cele ORATE MT. Vernon News Call of the Blood O. E. Browne, Co Pastor Bowdish League Forces Graves & Co Robert Graves & Co Scallin Bros. CO Mitchell National Bank Mitchell Trust Company Kelley’s Land Company Davison, Aurora, Hanson and Hand Co South Dakota Mitchell, So. Dak Bidwell Land & Loan CO
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