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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1901
Page
2
The Catholic society held a well attended benefit picnic at Greene's Grove on the Jim River. About 800 people enjoyed morning and afternoon novelty races, stands with refreshments, a bowery dance, and an evening grand ball with Hoyt's orchestra. Proceeds add an estimated 125 to the treasury.
What most people want is something mild and gentle, when in need of a physic, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets fill the bill to a dot. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. For sale by all druggists.
The Sunday issue highlights illustrated special articles by William M Curtis Clara Morris Bob Burdette and Frank G Carpenter. It features women’s interests fashion household economy art music drama a sporting section with Tim Murnane Malachy Hogan Will Logan Jr and L E Cavalier plus a children’s page and comic section. Foley’s Kidney Cure helped A R Bass of Morgantown Indiana after severe backache and kidney pain.
Judge Smith held a brief Woonsocket court on Wednesday and George Moody pleaded guilty to horse stealing. He received four years and six months in the penitentiary. the sheriff escorted him to Sioux Falls to begin serving time. Moody had stolen several horses two months earlier and was captured in Dickenson North Dakota after escaping custody. He recently left the penitentiary, showing little concern for his future, with partner Sontag still at large.
S H Scallin promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a preventive remedy for Brights disease and all kidney or bladder disorders if taken timely. The ad warns to ensure you take Foley's to protect kidney health.
Mitch ell sportsmen cited by Davison county game warden for shooting unripe prairie chickens threaten to appeal to the highest state court. Guns and dogs seized under the law, with potential confiscation of much personal property, spark debate over the South Dakota statute’s fairness and enforcement. The writer argues the act is severe and oppressive, urging support for legal review and ruling that may set a statewide precedent.
A testimonial from S H Seal lin in Sumpterville Alabama claims rapid digestion after taking Kodol Diapepsia Cure. The ad asserts the product contains all natural digestive fluids and restores weak stomachs to their natural condition.
The report covers the week ending August 20 with above normal temperatures and generally light rains. Haying threshing and stacking progress well with fall plowing begun in southern counties. Corn improves though late corn fills better. half a crop expected if favorable weather continues. Pastures and hay quality look good. wild hay acreage high. Potatoes poor except Black Hills area.
In a light moment Mr Meekton asks Henrietta if she regrets marriage. She replies with a witty, laconic line implying no regrets, followed by the Washington Star’s dry tone. The exchange highlights a sharp pair and a moment of playful mariage banter.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer joke frames a quiet wedding as full of chaos including a rice-throwing child, a megaphone uncle, a broken carriage window, runaway horses, and a harried driver missing a train. The mishaps contrast with the event’s quiet guise while other jokes echo in Chicago, Philadelphia, and Washington papers.
The W. C. T. U. ladies host a reception for business and professional people and spouses at Workmen's Hall on Monday evening Aug 26. Program features music and talks on women earning their dollars with Mrs Tomlin as toast mistress. Respondents include Mrs C E Hager L J Shaw A E Hitchcock Wm Barber O W Coursey R C Warne G R Owen Dr Graham E S Johnston Dr S A Bobb C E Hazer and others.
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