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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1902
Page
4
Crop notes from Victor and Prosper report heavy rains delaying threshing while corn yields look strong, with estimates of 50 to 70 bushels per acre. Local school openings, family births, and community visits accompany the rural update.
An Iowa note extols Kodol as a tonic curing stomach and bowel troubles. Geo W Fry of Viola reports relief after use and recommends it to a neighbor with dyspepsia. Also, Beulah letters mention Mr Wilde Wilder visitors, Pooley family buying Coxden dairy, a Smith family moving in, and J Berry purchasing seven fat steers for shipment with the Taylor herd on Koop farm.
West Perry August updates report visiting relatives and social events. Grain activity shifts from shocks to stacks as threshing continues nearby. Paul Van Overshelde builds a large granary in Sanborn County. Rev. Slocum delivers a strong sermon. Ladies Aid hosts ice cream and cake to aid the minister's salary next Saturday. Clyde Lockhart helps thresh. Mrs Boltman and Miss Laura Dick visit Mitchell. Services are set for next Sunday at 3 p.m.
Mt. Vernon reports Mrs. Roantree visiting Mitchell on Tuesday. Mrs. Betts returns from a Colorado trip. Miss Anna Whedon of Michigan stays with Mrs. J Tuple. Mrs. Haynes attended her brother's funeral in Mitchell then traveled to Sioux City. Prof. Graham of the DU spoke on education. Ernest and Ethel Shepherd read papers on education. Mrs. Smiley dies. remains go to Shelby Iowa. Dr Crane attends patients. T B Haynes builds a new home. Chamberlains Colic Remedy sold by L O Gale.
The article lists Miss Edna Hendricks, Miss Agnes Schaub, Miss Fearl Pratt, Miss Laura Watson, Miss Marie Sherman, Miss Jeannette Field, Miss Hazel Fitch, Hattie Older, Myrtle Holshire, Miss Anna Althea, Miss Beulah 27, J. H. Slack, Miss Mable Jackson, Miss Jennie Devers, Miss Lora Cathout and others in county schools. It notes resignations, new appointments, salary details, certifications, and a vacant Tobin No 18 with Ethan school led by Joseph Gallagher.
The regular teachers examination will be held in the High School room in Mitchell on Friday and Saturday September 5 and 6, starting at nine o'clock each day. Only timely applicants may write. Those seeking State Certificates may examine at the same time and place. O. W. Coursey County Superintendent.
Miss Tona Christensen and Charley Phillip wed at the bride’s parents home in Prosper township on Saturday afternoon. A small gathering of friends and relatives attended the ceremony followed by a country dance in the evening. The couple, highly regarded in the township, received best wishes for a happy married life. The note ends with praise for the Mankato Commercial College literature.
A man confined to his room for illness recounts recovery after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and after two bottles feeling better and claims to be "delivered from the grave." He also mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleansing the system of impurities.
The Mitchell Printing Co. announces The Capital will require cash in advance after October 1 1902 with rates for 3 months 40 cents 6 months 75 cents and one year 1.00. Subscriptions discontinue at end of paid term unless renewed with cash before expiration.
Postmaster R H Randall of Dunlap Iowa says long indigestion evils disappeared after trying Kodol. He attests to renewed health and strength, offering his affidavit as proof. The digestant promises to aid digestion, assimilation, and overall vitality, produced by B C DeWart & Co Chicago.
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