Mitchell News Roundup Hits Local Happenings
Mitchell reports a busy week with visitors and travel, including Jerome Wiltse away in Mason City, A. Grimm arriving from Arkston, and E P Farr joining the Chicago trip. Rain changes plans, land contest actions continue, Bowdle family moves, and Liddell promoted in Milwaukee. Community notes on schools, weather, and local business fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igwleston
Chamberlain
Jerome Wiltse
Mason City
Iowa
A. &. Grimm
Arkston
C. W. Johnston
Meshe Culp
A. Cummings
Rock Valley
Howver
Wernicke
Sandray W. Abbey
Cincinnati
Ohio
Abbey
Wmmetsburg
White Lake Wave
Mason Kingsary
Northwestern R’y Company
Mitchell
Lown
Yankton Reservation
E. P. Keenan
Mike Soulek
Messrs
Hannett
Haver
Frank Thompson
F. S. Strohbehn
Married at Olivet in Scotland couple weds in August
Misa Minnie White and Dr. Ray Smith of Scotland married at Olivet with Rev. H P Carson officiating. Only family and close friends attended a simple ceremony followed by a large supper and piano solos by Grace White and Mrs Prof Smith. Out-of-town guests included Leat McMeans Jessie, Motley, A C Smith, Fred Hale Henry Youngman and Lee Wyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Minnie White
Ray Smith
Scotland
Olivet
H. P. Carson
Mitchell
Dakota University
Fred Hale
Grace White
Prof. Smith
Mr. Smith
Leat McMeans
Miss Jessie
Jaws
Mrs. Motley
Frankfort
S. C
A. C. Smith
Messrs
Henry Youngman
Lee Wyman
Bridgewater
Henry
Board Misses Heart of City High School Assistant Principal
The board of education expresses disappointment in not securing an assistant principal for the high school. Miss Lewis of Columbus Ohio had accepted the post but submitted a resignation, saying she found a nearer position. The board must fill the vacancy soon and hopes to obtain a competent teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Miss Lewis
Columbus
Ohio
Wallace
Mirror Promises New Life Pill for Healthier Skin
A vintage drug advertisement claims Dr. Kinge New Life Pill purifies the blood and improves complexion. It promises liver relief, clear skin, and rosy cheeks for 25 cents at S. H. Scallin's drug store.
Huron Man Fined and Gun Seized for Hunting Violations
A Huron man named Joe Daum faced a court case after firing on a covey of prairie hens. Willie Hills and others alerted authorities, leading to a warrant, guilty plea, and a $24 fine. His gun and dogs were surrendered to authorities under South Dakota law. The incident underscores that the law applies equally to farmers and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Joe Daum
Joe
Willie Hills
South Dakota
Bennettsville Editor Praises Electric Bitters Cure
Editor S A Brown of Bennettsville South Carolina recounts his wife’s relief from dyspepsia and loss of appetite after using Electric Bitters. He states four bottles restored strength, digestion, and liver function, calling it a grand tonic and noting its gentle laxative effect. Sold for 50 cents at Scal is drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Brown
Bennettsville
S.C
S. H. Scalin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mitchell and Vicinity
Ralph Bowdle
West Fourth Street
Bob White
Bob
Seveoulé
CL. Downey
Ashton
Mike
C. W. Downey
S. R. Draka
Mrs. A. Kalder
Plankinton
Chicago
Mary Windle
Sioux City
West Side
W. B. Dodson
F. W. Freyberg
Jeannette Meilénz
Yankton
Vene Sutherland
Kearney
Neb
N. L. Davison
Great Lakes
James Earl
Union Township
Algonquin
Ontario
Thousand Islands
Farr
State Department
Slaker
Kennedy
Long
City
Omaha Road
Cyrus Warne
Levening
Koshkonong
Misa Warne
S. Becker
Rev
T. H. Youngman
R. R. Bowdle
A. B. Smart
Alex Dumas
Fogarty
Alex
A. A. Hoon
Armour
Graham
Tilden
DePauw
Harvard
Theodore Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Main Street
EL Caney
San Juan
Melvin Grigsby
Governor Shaw
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Major Sues
Jack Foster
Horace J. Bates
Lieut
Bates
L. O. Gale
Watch Inspector C. M. & St. P. Ry
A. H. Pearson, Mitchell, S. D
Vnew Shoes
Justin
Gillis the Shoeman
Davison County
J. E. Turner & Son
Slade & Parshall
Sey Mt
Mitchell, South Dakota
J. T.i
R. Kibbbe
RROW
H. Rew
Pras
Republican Office
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