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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1902
Page
6
Mitchell and vicinity items cover social visits from Mrs. S Whittlesey of Rockford and Mrs Young of Plankinton, travel to Sioux Falls for a dealers' meeting, rail weather disruptions, theater previews, real estate talks, and a typhoid related death in Davenport Washington.
Obituary summary notes the former city resident Mrs Mary Wheeler Bagg Clemenger died at 7 30 am October 15 1902 in Skagway Alaska from heart trouble and asthma. Born in New York she was a music graduate and teacher active in benevolence and social circles. She came to Skagway in 1898 from Mitchell South Dakota and aided the needy with kindness and teaching music.
Rev. A. D. D. Fraser arrived Tuesday from White Lake where he aided a Presbyterian pastor in revival meetings. Despite bad weather the gatherings were very successful. S. H. Wright moved through the city on Tuesday en route from Chamberlain to Sioux Falls and may take his case to the U S Supreme Court to avoid penitentiary sentence.
The Sioux City Journal reports BE G Maxon, formerly of this city, will coach the high school football team. Principal Marshall arranged the appointment after a string of defeats, hoping Maxon’s guidance will restore credit to players and the school. Maxon has played fullback for Dakota University and the YMCA. The team resumes practice with new enthusiasm and confidence in him.
An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion restores strength and color by supplying Cod Liver Oil. It describes the product as a blood food that cures paleness, weakness, and nervousness in teens, offers samples, and urges ensuring the label image on each bottle wrapper.
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