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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1889
Page
5
A fragmented local item notes the Beattie wedding and assorted community notices. Mentions health ads for Dr. J. H. McLean products, revival meetings led by Rev. A. A. Brown, and local sales and events in Baker town with dozen lines of mixed notices.
A list of court cases and results including Doolittle vs Humphrey and Schmidt vs Corbin. Several decisions favoring defendants or appellants are noted, with some entries remanded or withdrawn and others dismissed or closed.
Pleasant Ridge reports Mrs J L Bowman and Miss Carrie Rollice of Mitchell as guests of Mrs L H Nabinger. Sunday school at Mrs C C Phillips drew sixteen members and invites all interested to attend. J C Cooley and Olive Nabinger spent Sunday at A Nabinger's. Walter Smith’s mother from Hartley, Iowa visits. Ed Moyer nears full recovery from injuries from a runaway team. Mr and Mrs W Toland recovering and able to work. Mrs D Tamar improving slowly. New dress on weekly Carirat. community pleased. Local support shows kindness toward railroad coal supply.
Arthur Vickers and his wife left for Edgerton Wisconsin on Tuesday. J H Sherrill will visit his sister in New Start ford New York around Christmas who is in failing health. Pel Smith headed to Laverne Minnesota to work in a printer's trade for the winter. Chapman Piggott reported a cow drowned in the river last Saturday.
The eight page Sunday Republican will feature a sermon by Talmage in Jerusalem last Sunday a careful synopsis of the Sunday school lesson for Dec 15 another installment of a thrilling story a page devoted to ladies and a collection of illustrated miscellany for all readers.
A convention will be held in Omaha on Wednesday and Thursday December 18 and 19 188% to unite Kansas Iowa North Dakota South Dakota and Nebraska into a central prohibition organization.
After diphtheria scarlet fever or pneumonia Hood s Sarsaparilla is advertised to build strength and purge poison from blood. Shiloh s Cure claimed to ease sleepless nights and cough and is sold with a guarantee. Warne s drug store named as seller.
An elderly family recounts virulent infant skin disease failing all remedies until Cuticura cured their six year old boy. They praise Cuticura Remedies including Resolvent and Soap for skin and hereditary humors. Ad copies claim cures in childhood and promote Cuticura products and price.
The Gen Ilarrison post Alexandria G A R held a camp fire on Thursday evening with a supper from 6 to 8 and two hours of patriotic songs stories and addresses. Capt Geo Silsby of the city and commander of the G A R of South Dakota with Mrs Silsby attended and gave a warm speech to the old veterans.
The Milwaukee railroad faces a crisis as it plans to remove all non line-of-road ads for 1810. The company must choose among moving its outfit, building a road to the outfit, or halting rides, a decision framed as an impossible demand for cash.
The notice proclaims collections in Charles Mix county are easier now. It states that corn cattle and bogs will be used to pay the debts and settle accounts.
The D. F. and M. Insurance Company is described as a solid South Dakota institution with a history of prompt and satisfactory settlement of losses. It will repay perusal.
The Sioux Falls Press mocks the Mitchell Republican for its Sunday appearance, praising its polished airs and suggesting it wears fine attire on the Sabbath, perhaps kept in a band box for weekly best.
Applicants for teachers certificates may appear at the superintendent of schools office in Mitchell on January 7 1890. Come promptly at Yo clock. Bring legal cap paper. An additional day is provided for first grade certificate applicants. Harry L. Bras Superintendent of Schools.
A weekly post office notice lists uncalled letters at Mitchell, ending Dec 9, with names such as Braty and Brown. It warns to say advertised when calling. two weeks remain before forwarding to dead letter. The page also advertises Syrup of Figs and Bradfield's Female Regulator with testimonials from Mrs Lula A Long in Spring Grove Pla and S J Seallin as local seller.
Dock Miles of Lincoln Parish Louisiana writes that his wife used only two bottles of Mother’s Friend before her third confinement and would not be without it for hundreds of dollars. He states she had not half the trouble as before. He advises contacting Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta GA for details. sold by S H Sc eallin.
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