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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1903
Page
8
Dialogue shows Mr Blunder mis speaking to Miss State as she rebukes him for crude remarks. The exchange shifts to a stray note about calves and a rental inquiry for SW quarter 104 61 with contact J F Wells in Mitchell.
Governor Herreid decries the current assessment method as near a farce. He cites widespread underreporting of personal property and real estate valued far below actual worth, with many counties listing minimal or no goods, horses, or bank credits, revealing a defective operation and timid assessors.
Ground broken Wednesday for the new city hall at the corner of Second and Rowley streets. BE. T. Grinnell’s crew began basement excavations with trenches sixteen inches deep for footings. Stone work to start September 15 and the first floor slated for this fall.
The piece contrasts a girl fearing a grasshopper while stepping on a snake with a man spending fortunes on a cyclone cellar yet neglecting to buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for his family. The remedy is praised as prompt and reliable for bowel complaints and sold by all druggists.
The Republican marks twenty one years as a daily paper, publishing without interruption aside from holidays. In South Dakota, a daily for a quarter century is notable, attracting visitors who see Mitchell’s enduring paper. The paper notes growing subscriptions and advertising, prompting six and often eight page editions to accommodate ads.
An old advertisement from L. O. Gale promotes Kidney-Ettes as a cure for kidney and backache complaints. It emphasizes danger in delaying treatment and prices the remedy at 25 cents.
The tournament kicked off on Tuesday evening at 5 with Wells and Branson beating Welch and Downey in three sets 6-1 6-3 6-1. Dix and Tiffany beat Douthit and Lamme in two sets 6-3 6-3 then dropped the final set 6-8. Wells-Branson lead standings at 1.000, Dix-Tiffany 0.833, Douthit-Lamme 0.166, Welch-Downey 0.000.
The Banda Rossa led by Sorentino, born in San Severo and educated at Naples, heads to twenty concerts in the car palace from Sept 22 to Oct 1. The group blends great masters with popular tunes and rag time, aiming to educate while pleasing diverse audiences.
Tam up from a hard spell of the flux says Mr. T A Pinner of Drummond Tenn I used one small bottle of Chamberlains Quilt Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and was cured without a doctor He calls it the best cholera medicine in the world It never fails and is pleasant to take For sale by all druggists.
J. K. Smith reports three counties Aurora Brule and Hanson have applied for space in the corn palace building. Sanborn may again send an exhibit as in prior years. The Banda Rossa will headline music during the ten day event with direct arrival from Minneapolis and improved transit planned to boost attendance.
E B VanAlstine Mitchell, D invites farmers to order DeLaval Baby Separator on flexible terms. Machines are new and unused, not salesman's samples, with no canvassing of the country. Readers can test one before buying and request delivery or start-up assistance.
Conductor Hugenio Sorrentino leads the Banda Rossa in programs built from Verdi to Puccini and neo-Italian composers, plus Sousa and American selections. The horn and trumpet solos feature stirring themes. the band appears during the corn palace ten days in the city. Berg's Sweet Laxative Chips advertise in the column.
The list of uncalled letters includes Anderson P A Bailey George Brown Charles Clark J H Clark Michael C Cope Leota Dahl Fred Foster Ada Gentry F H Gundert Karl Howard Mrs J G Kuffer Clara R McCarthy D W Natwick H H Stevens Spencer Waite Krank Major Wellsate J B. Please say advertised when calling. If unclaimed in two weeks they go to the dead letter office.
Regular teachers' examination will be held in the high school building in Mitchell on Friday and Saturday August 21-22 1903 starting at 9:00 a.m. Those never having taught will receive only third grade certificates. Fees are $2.00. Re-examination required for certificates expiring before February 1904. interested may apply for state certificates in Watertown on the same date. O. W. Coursey County Superintendent.
An old remedy praised for teething children, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup with over sixty years of use. It soothes the child gums relieves pain stops wind colic and diarrhoea, with a pleasant taste. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle.
New Grain Co The Reliance Elevator Co of Minneapolis have purchased the elevator just east of Milwaukee depots from Spencer Grain Co and opened for business. E B VanAlstine will head buying for the present.
E. B. VanAlstine, who bought the Dodge coal house east of the depot, will operate a coal business with his existing lines. He has received several carloads of top quality hard and soft coal and is ready to commence operations.
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