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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
4
Experienced auctioneers cry sales in Davison County and throughout the state. Terms are reasonable. Address Piit Tobin Hill side D. or Webster at Farmers Sheds Mitchell.
John Miller, en route to Omaha, was robbed by a fellow traveler after spending a night in Aberdeen. The thief pocketed Miller 150 dollars, leaving 15 in the wallet, and rode toward Minneapolis while Miller, now moneyless, remains in Mitchell awaiting police action. Miller plans to report the loss locally as investigators note the risk of traveling with unknown companions.
A vintage ad style summary promoting Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for chronic dyspepsia, claiming digestion aid and liver stimulation, plus Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as laxatives. Includes endorsements from Editor Lynch of Daily Post and S. H. Scallin, plus cautions about Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea and Madison Medicine Co. claims.
In reply to inquiries the makers announce Ely's Liquid Cream Balm cleanses and heals nasal membranes affected by catarrh without drying or sneezing. Suitable for those who prefer nasal spraying. Price 75 cents including spraying tube. Sold by Gruggists or mailed by Ely Brothers 56 Warren Street New York.
Rev. Youngman led the Christian Associations afternoon meeting last Sunday with practical thoughts that left lasting impressions on listeners. Pres. Graham was away at a ministerial conference in Kimball. Paul Williams and Paul Brown had an eventful Wednesday night in their rooms planning a stove fire the next morning while damp clothing lay nearby.
At the college, housing near the campus for Mr Axel Peterson and Mr C E Olney is filled by several students. A mysterious local figure faces a wary student body, while football readiness grows among about fifty players. An upcoming liquid air lecture intrigues, and indoor practice for the ladies basketball team is expected to begin soon with strong prospects.
Mrs. I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced gall stones and worsening stomach trouble and jaundice. A doctor warned only an operation could save her but after using Electric Bitters she was wholly cured. The remedy aids stomach liver and kidneys and is sold by S. H. Scallin for 50 cents with a guarantee.
C W Lynch of Winchester Indiana reports his son survived membranous croup after starting Foley's Honey and Tar. The first dose provided relief and continued use brought the child out of danger, a sentiment echoed by B Scallio in the correspondence.
An advertisement touts Dogn's Ointment for itching piles with a bold claim of no failure. Priced at 50 cents, it is offered at any drug store.
After a harsh Thanksgiving loss to Mitchell University, the State University football team returned home in good spirits. They were guests of the Mitchell team at the theatre, dined at a ball, and received a warm reception from a large audience. Handshakes and mutual goodwill followed, with hopes for reciprocal hospitality next year.
Food changed to poison. Putrifying food in the intestines produces effects like arsenic. Dr. King's New Life Pills expel poisons from clogged bowels gently and surely, curing constipation, biliousness, sick headache, fevers, and liver, kidney, and bowel troubles. Only 25c at S. H. Scallin.
The Milwaukee road offers excursion tickets to destinations within 200 miles of Mitchell at a fare and a fifth for round trips. Tickets go on sale December 24 25 31 and January 1 and are valid to return by January 2. No ticket price falls below $1.
A short note notes that ties pose danger on railroads and on a man’s nose and a woman’s face, while claiming Rocky Mountain Tea gives genuine rosy cheeks for 35 cents. Seallin advertises 5, H.
A compact sales claim touts Eclectric Oil as instantly relieving pain. The statement asserts universal safety and reliability, naming Dr Thoms and urging purchase at any drug store.
United States Senator Robert J. Gamble has filed injunctions against former law partner C H Dillion. The case, returnable Dec 26, targets access to the former firm offices and mail as new partners Gamble Barrets Tripp and Paul Holman assert control. The dispute centers on office property and earnings division, not on politics.
H Robinson of Hillsborough Illinois writes that corns caused severe pain making walking nearly impossible until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured them. The healer also works wonders on sprains bruises cuts sores burns boils ulcers and skin diseases with a guarantee of cure by S H Sealing. 5c
Chas Replage of Atwater Ohio reports severe kidney distress but after using Foley's Honey Cure he recovered in four days and could return to work. S. H. Seallin attests to the remedy.
Cascarets Candy Cathartic are presented as far ahead of ancient pills and liquids, likened to the electric light versus a tallow candle. The ad notes genuine stamped C C C and that it is never sold in bulk, with all druggists carrying it for one dollar.
An old advertisement claims Rocky Mountain Tea absolutely cures constipation in all its forms. It warns that neglect or poor treatment can lead to total disability or death and cites the seller S. H. Lealliv with a 35 cent price.
A household remedy prescription urges every family to keep Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as the first bottle in the medicine chest to treat coughs and colds, promoted as nature's own remedy.
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