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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
11
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Local reports note two entrants for the GOP nomination in Congress. Philo Hall of Brookings, current state attorney general, announces via theme papers and Sioux City Journal. F J Cory, Water Public Opinion editor, joins as Codington county candidate. Office mentions postmaster status and party support.
The piece argues the federal grand jury probes into railroad rebates echo a Justice Department drive against corporate perks. It links abolition of passes to a broader move by insurance and railroad officers to end private ownership benefits and curb land speculation tied to industry profits.
City investigators examine a legitimate franchise growth from 85 000 to 812 500 000 tied to a Mercantile company asset now under States Independent Velo and aiming to enter New York City.
The Arthurian rumor states Congressmen Grosvenor of Ohio will rise as a leading statistical forecaster following Edward Atkin’s death. The claim frames Grosvenor as a rising authority in data analysis and public policy.
W H Crane marks forty three years on stage while William Collier returns to revive The Dictator. Grace Elliston scores a hit in The Lion and the Mouse at the Lyceum New York. Mantell enjoys a strong season in Shakespeare at the Garden. Reisenauer returns to tour America. Fritzi Scheff presents Mlle Modiste in Chicago. Rostand offers Chanteclair. Lafitte rejects payment. Leoncavallo to tour U S conducting Pagnacci and other works.
The excerpt notes Lifeboats first used in 1777 and enamel oilcloth imitating Morocco heather now common. It reports coral high cost, rare tints priced 400 to 600 dollars per ounce, and world savings deposits near 7 billion. It cites Elizabethan mile measures, Alaska forests, prison ratios in US and France, a Townsend spruce log yield, and Texas census forecasts for four additional congressmen.
In autumn and winter weddings a revived custom has bridesmaids matching the bridegroom’s waistcoat to the bride’s gown. Summer gowns are too sheer for this, but heavy satin gowns in fall and winter allow a waistcoat cut from the same fabric, though it is worn only for sentiment and not for regular wear.
A famed New York woman appeared in black velvet with a lanterne velvet picture hat at an afternoon horse show session. She walked with a small dog lavishly jeweled, its collar sparkling with diamonds as part of the ensemble, a striking sartorial display noted by the New York Post.
A fragment from Life quotes a tense exchange where a woman pleads with Jack not to succumb to bad habits, asking him to promise not to go to the dogs, while he dismisses the concern with a flippant reply.
From the Silk Department you can choose a handsome dress pattern in black or colored silks or a dainty waist pattern from a large line of plaid and fancy silks. Great gift value and best money value guaranteed.
A city advertiser offers fine Irish Damask table linens with napkins matching table cloths stand covers centerpieces doilies and stamped linens in embroideries drawn work and cut work. Also available are umbrellas with gold silver and pearl trimmed handles as acceptable gifts.
A catalog-style note highlights a wide range of handkerchiefs in black and colored cloths and a handsome line of wool waistings. Describes them as suitable for dress patterns and seasonable presents.
A retailer advertises a wide selection of fancy goods suitable for gifts including toilet articles handbags opera bags envelope bags purses belts and a stylish line of neck ribbons kid gloves and mittens golf gloves and hosiery in silk and cotton with embroidery open work and plain designs.
A Lidsgerwood, North Dakota item reports C. E. Fox a former resident linked to bastardy and rape allegations has vanished after leaving Lidgerwood by train. Bond signed by locals totaling 1400 dollars remains unpaid as a bench warrant is issued. The community forms a Bonding Co to pursue him, with no immediate plan disclosed. Moral: First catch your Fox.
Dr A J Buffaloe long established in Alexandria moves to Mitchell to practice medicine. He will have offices over C E Vermilyea dry goods and has visited Mitchell periodically, leaving many friends in Alexandria who commend him to Mitchell society.
The Bee Hive advertises a daily window display inviting customers to visit and secure a handsome present. The notice promotes ongoing treasure through in‑store displays and suggests a cheerful shopping experience.
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