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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1909

Page

13

Pillow tops offer custom photo art for subscribers

The Daily Republican and Weekly Capital announce eighteen inch square washable pillow tops in white blue yellow pink green or lavender. Any life size portrait or cherished scene can be printed for reduced prices to subscribers or new joiners with discounts up to 60 cents for existing members and 30 cents for new subscribers, making a festive Christmas gift affordable.

Daily Republican Weekly Capital

Divorces Granted in Circuit Court Provide Separate Lives

Judge Frank B. Smith Friday granted decrees of divorce to Mabel H. Anderson and William E. Anderson and to Charles E. Stickel and Myrtle B. Stickel on cruelty and desertion. The cases were heard openly.

Frank B. Smith Mabel H. Anderson William E. Anderson Charles E. Stickel Myrtle B. Stickel George Zuver J. H. Irwin Irwin A. K. Vaughan Zuver T. J. Spangler Preston & Hannett Dwight Elliot Foster Lauritz Miller Joseph Winter Winter Bros Rauh Vs. Vermilyea Mitchell Merchant Vermilyea

Rawson Family Narrowly Escapes Coal Gas Poisoning

In Alexandria on a Sunday morning the Rawson family nearly suffocated from coal gas after a heating stove was lit and a clogged flue filled the home with fumes. Mrs. Rawson woke feeling extreme nausea and alerted the household, as a physician stated that A Rawson and his son were unconscious from the fumes and likely to die.

Alexandria A. Rawson

Origin of South Dakota nickname Sunsh ine State

Aberdeen American notes that South Dakota earned the nickname Sunshine State from a 20 year old brochure by Mrs. S W Arnold of Ipswich. The Milwaukee Road circulated the pamphlet and gave Arnold a life-pass, making her a rare non-employee with such privilege. She still lives in Ipswich.

Aberdeen Arnold Ipswich Arlington Sun

Cattle Sale Boosts Herds At Bristol Stock Fair

The two day sale at the stock pavilion closed Wednesday with strong cattle bidding from farmers across the state. Moir brothers report about 1377 dollars earned from cattle, while swine sales were weaker at 200.50 dollars for 13 hogs. Buyers included Jasmine of Wavertree and Pride among many, as horse sales also proved satisfactory.

J. T. Moir Prairie View Stock Farm Bristol Moir Brothers Jasmine of Wavertree Van’s Daisy Phillip Seth Murdock Minnesota E. P. Welch Parker Carrie Rose W. H. Webster Mitchell Bessie Bird Prairie View Belle Cora Charla Pride Mabel May Albert Stevens Maud Genevieve Jacob Steiner Letcher Lily Dak Maid F. M. Titus Hunter Prince Cherry C.O. Carter Menno Johnny B Jay H. Craton Mermaid of T. Osborn Seney Iowa

Revival Meetings Start at Baptist Church in Mitchell

Rev. Geo H Thompson the Harp Evangelist of Waterloo Iowa arrived in Mitchell late Saturday night and began work at the Baptist church on Sunday The Sunday services urged readiness for work by removing hindrances and the evening address on Location warned that many are defined by wealth or land and urged seeking first the kingdom of God The second item reports Chicago November 27 where Rev Frederick B Hopkins urged the state to compel marriage and notes only ill health is a valid reason for not marrying with commentary on divorce and social norms

Hornig D. T. Kuhn Presbyterian Madison S. D Preston & Hannett T. H. Null J. E. Whiting Dunlap-Dowdell Sanborn County Charles W. Tewes Emma Tewes A. E. Hitchcock Baptist Church Geo. H. Thompson Harp Waterloo Iowa Mitchell Chicago Frederick B. Hopkins Pilgrim Congregational Church Darry

Jury rules for Zuver in patent chicken house case

The jury found Zuver liable for the full $400 commission in the Zuver Irwin case over the sale of territory on a patent chicken house. defendants indicate possible appeal by their attorneys.

Zuver-Irwin Zuver

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