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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1902
Page
3
Plano reports Mr and Mrs EB Sanders visiting Geddes to consider moving there. Mr Marks ships threshing outfit, A B Rowley and H P Hubbard finish threshing. Bethel notes a new granary at Lon Carson's, Rev DeGroff preaches on mansions. Local visits include Miss E Dot Robinson and Clara Coffin among Mitchell residents. Mt Vernon items mention Epworth supper and social visits.
W L Wallis builds a granary on his farm Everett White aided Wallis in the store last week Dr E Cassem returned home Saturday from Colorado A picnic drew several young people to White's grove Will Johnson and Will Tuttle visited Mitchell on Sunday Carrie Slade stayed Friday night at Herman Schultz's Mr and Mrs Rigsbee of Bloomington Ill returned home after a week with her aunt Mrs Lambert Mr Marks brought his threshing machine home last Saturday Mrs Henry Lambert and the Rigsbees visited relatives in Wessington Fred Thomas and Chancy Bates called on Riverside residents Sunday One Minute Cough Cure offered for coughs colds and croup.
Farmers face frequent injuries from cuts bruises stings and sprains on the farm. Dr Thomas Electric Oil relieves pain instantly and is presented as essential safety for every household.
Business interests push Omaha road to launch a night passenger train between Mitchell and St. Paul Minneapolis. Originating Sioux Falls at 10 pm, the service may start September 1 with a 7 pm Mitchell departure and 7–8 am arrival, possibly running as an accommodation to Worthington with a sleeping car for Twin Cities service.
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recalls aiding a neighbor’s infant with Cholera Infantum using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She reports full recovery in two days and notes repeated successful recommendations. Sold by L O Gale druggist.
The regular teachers' examination will be held in the High School room in Mitchell on Friday and Saturday September 5 and 6, beginning at nine o'clock sharp. Only those on time will be permitted to write. O. W. Coursey, County Superintendent.
The column lists teachers and terms across Brown, Prosper, and nearby districts, noting six month and full term positions with monthly wages, certificates and transfers. It highlights examinations in the high school room, changes in staffing at Hendrickson Tyler Spink No.15 and Beulah 24, and calls for certificate filing with Mitchell officials. It commends boards backing teachers and endorses educational equality.
It Needs a Tonic. There are times when your liver needs a tonic. DeWitt's Little Early Risers expel poison from the system and act as a tonic to the liver. W. Scott, 315 Highland Ave., Milton, Pa., says they have carried them for years and would not be without them. Small easy to take. Purely vegetable. They never gripe or distress.
The South Dakota Veterinary Medical Association met in Huron with Dr. Smith of this city attending. Officers elected for the year include President S. M. Smith of Mitchell, First VP J. W. Elliott of Aberdeen, Second VP T. H. Hicks of Milbank, and Secretary-Treasurer E. L. Moore of Brookings College. Also noted was a testimonial about Dean's Ointment curing hemorrhoids for F. Cornwell of Saugerties New York.
A bedridden man credits Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Mismatch for his recovery after taking two bottles. He claims improvement began after the second bottle and full recovery followed after six bottles, expressing gratitude and renewed strength. Also mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a cleanse for impurities.
The Capital raises subscription to strictly cash in advance from October 1 1902 with 3 months 40 cents 6 months 75 cents and one year 1.00. Subscriptions end automatically at expiration unless renewed with payment. The policy reduces losses from pay when you get ready plans and aims to improve paper quality for paying customers. Readers are warned of uniform rules for all subscribers and will see expiration dates printed on each issue.
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