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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1905
Page
8
The text promotes Mi O Na as a seasonal aid for indigestion and stomach weakness. It claims outdoor activity and fruit improve digestion and promises relief from headaches flatulence heartburn and poor appetite after taking a 50 cent tablet regimen, with a Mi O Na guarantee offered by Scallan Bros.
The State of South Dakota sends greetings to Maggie C. Rossman and listed defendants Colvin and Colvin family members. Defendants are summoned to answer the July 12 1905 filed complaint at Mitchells Main Street office within thirty days after service. otherwise the plaintiff will seek relief. Preston and Hannete attorneys for the plaintiff dated July 6 1905 in Mitchell South Dakota.
In County Court Davison County South Dakota notices prove the will of John Smith Sr deceased. Time and place for proving the foreign will set for August 26 1905 at 10 am in Mitchell. Heirs at law and next of kin may appear and contest.
Notice in Davison County South Dakota state court for estate of Mary M Stearns. O D Stearns filed for Letters of Administration. Hearing set for September 12 1905 at 9 a m in Mitchell courtroom before Judge W Abbey. Attest Clerk S Cattrell.
Notice to Owner in South Dakota Davison County identifies Amasa Eastman and others claiming an interest in the described desert premises. It states a tax deed action commenced with a filing on the 7th day of a month, notifying interested parties to appear or respond as required by law.
The then treasurer of Davison County South Dakota offered for sale and sold Lot 13 in Block 14 of University Addition to Mitchell for 1897 taxes and costs. J T Morrow now owns the certificate of purchase, with redemption due within sixty days from complete service of this notice, unless redeemed. Lewis Shuster is the attorney for J T Morrow.
Progressive institution expands after years of growth, relocating to Third Avenue South and Fifth Street. The school promises top faculty in bookkeeping, shorthand, telegraphy, civil service, and more, with a gymnasium for all students. Fall term begins September 4. prospectus and terms available by writing Minneapolis office.
Secretary Burright said Milwaukee officials arranged seven special excursion trains for the Corn Palace week, plus regular service. Departures include Chamberlain Aberden Flandreau Woonsocket Egan Sioux City Elk Point Canton Platte Armour. Railroads expect strong crowds with a one fare round trip statewide, though Omaha and North Western lines have yet to finalize a special train plan.
Advertisers feud over dates for the South Dakota and Sioux City fairs. Sioux City official P C Miller defends the last fall date set in Chicago while noting no fight exists, urging South Dakota to guide attendees southward for the week. Community notes from Ethan update local visits, school plans, and civic events as storms and ice shortages affect daily life.
The Huron state fair will feature a vast lineup with free attractions for all attendees. Events include Brookings vs Watertown baseball on Sept 13 and 14, a Watertown council troupe versus IHur on council team, daily racing, seven bands, trapeze feats, balloon ascensions, high dive, and a Sioux Indian village of 500. A buffalo exhibit from Scott Phillips herd at Pierre will display the last of the bison.
A bracing family medicine promotes strength health and happiness this month with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea available as tea or tablets for 35 cents by Scallin Bros.
Alexandria reports a labor shortage amid a construction surge as Bees of Minneapolis seeks workers for St. Martin's Catholic church project in Emery. Tred Hess and family return from a Iowa Minnesota trip. Ida Hess contracts scarlet fever in Charles City and quarantines last 31 days. Mass Ida fully recovers. Mrs Lynn and daughter Mabel visit relatives.
Prosper notes ideal corn weather and rapid threshing with yields from barley 30 bushels per acre oats 50 to 60 and wheat 20 to 22. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Sand Ethan and conversations about modern conveniences and teaching positions. Socials at Wm Kruse's home and frequent visits among residents mark the week.
In Plano on August 23 farmers report good progress stocking and threshing from shocks. The corn crop looks very large with expectations of a bumper yield depending on weather and harvest conditions.
A claimant describes chronic running sores from a poisoned blood supply following a work injury. He credits S. S. S. with curing the ulcers, claims lasting relief for twelve years, and endorses it as a great blood purifier. The account cites W. Va. and mentions Schmulback Brewing Co. as a sign-off.
Mrs. D. C. Bayley visits Plano and Perry recently. C. E. Brown and family host his brother and wife from Richland Michigan. Will Pattison plans a barn this fall. R. D. Lang family to move to Mitchell for schooling. A. H. Bayley visits S. P. Jewett in Geddes.
The building committee awarded the basement contract to Gottlieb Scheuren brand for the Eoly Family church. Work will start within two weeks after completing the Commercial and Savings bank building. Ground floor measures 60 by 120 feet with six foot extensions each side, tower to reach 150 feet.
Brown county commissioners start steps to tax mortgage holders. Commissioners Eggabroad and Johnson investigated unpaid taxes on 1.5 million dollars in mortgages, about half held outside the state. They seek to assess the remaining 750 thousand and have mailed letters to holders to appear October 4 to show cause.
The London Mail quotes the author of Isabel Carnaby praising writing as flirting. The comment suggests mastery makes it unstoppable, while inability invites teaching but fails to improve.
A dialogue notes sales surpassing one hundred thousand copies. The first author asks about issuance timing and the second replies the book will be issued next Tuesday.
A brief aphorism attributed to Addison noting that noble lineage elevates a virtuous person while dishonorable lineage worsens the perception of a corrupt one. The line reflects social bias about ancestry and character.
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