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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
10
The Mason City Rug Co. offers to convert Ingrain, Brussels and Moquette carpets and chintill curtains into rugs with satisfaction guaranteed. They also buy old carpets. Fish Bros. & Garton act as agents for Mitchell and nearby areas before you send to others.
West Perry reports Thanksgiving gatherings and a Ladies Aid fair to fund church salary, with plans for an oyster supper on December 13 and a message on health remedies. Beulah reflects on tree loss, forest concerns, and a plea for state control to protect forest cover amid development.
Sioux City advertisement for Northwestern Robe and Tanning Co offering tanning for horse and cattle hides and pelts for coats robes and bugs with an A 1 MOTH PROOF ROBE promotion.
A brief notice invites readers to submit correspondence on any topic of interest. It signals willingness to consider diverse viewpoints and mentions no specific deadline or topics.
Prosper notes a return of James Rogers to his home near Chamberlain and stat es Nick Hunt visiting Wisconsin. The town held Thanksgiving dinners with many youths attending a party at Mrs. N. Hunts and others traveling from Mitchell for family feasts. Mrs J French shredded corn. several locals visited relatives and attended a football game in Mitchell. Mrs Sohrt hosted Iowa visitors for Thanksgiving. Mr Schurz and Mrs Schaub visited Ben Schaub.
An ad from Frank W. Collier Co. promotes a claimed cure for autism catarrh neuralgia hay fever asthma and kidney and bladder disorders. It offers a prepaid sample bottle by mail for $1.00 and states no pay if no relief, with trial postpaid and cover postage and packing.
W. E. Spink, once of Mitchell and member of A O U W and Degree lodges, lies gravely ill in Seattle after a scaffold fall. The Degree of Honor plans a Friday December 5 social at the A O U W Hall to raise funds for his medical costs with Madam Pasiola the gypsy, a candy booth, fish pond, games, and refreshments. admission 15 cents, children 10 cents. Local notices urge lodge members to attend and support.
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