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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1903
Page
3
Local residents prepare for Christmas as families like Ed Leehan and Furse travel to Sioux City and Clear Lake. marriages, moves, and church notices fill the town pages, alongside ads for Maner-Vine Tablets and Cole's Veterinary Carbon salve.
A collection of brief quips and anecdotes. Aristippus pokes fun at Dionysius by saying the tyrant carries his ears in his feet. A Detroit Free Press exchange clarifies a statue as a man on horseback. A professor jokes about mastering languages except two wives.
James Ewart died Tuesday night at about 9 o'clock in Mrs. Hale's hospital on North Main Street after a illness from Bright's disease. Born in Ireland in June 1847, he came to the United States at 19, settled in Iowa, later moved to Dakota and farmed in Lisbon township with his brother John. He joined several churches before settling in the Methodist church in Dakota. Survived by sister Mrs. Geo Littlefield Hopkinton Iowa and brothers John R Ewart and Hugh Ewart. Funeral services were held at the hospital by Rev H S Wilkinson and the body taken to Hopkinton for interment. Pallbearers listed.
Geo. Watson of Prosper buys Royal Scotchman a dark roan Short Horn bull from Browndale Farm Minneapolis. The animal is by Royal Banner, sold for 1505.00 at the 1892 sale. dam Harman’s Athone 4th, a Cruickshank cow. Watson aims to head a larger Short Horn herd in South Dakota. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised at 35 cents by Seallin Bros.
In a dialogue from the Chicago Record-Herald Mrs. Oldcastle questions whether Mrs. Scaddsleigh’s embiow point is rising, noting her golf habit and guessing Josiah believes she should focus more on her children rather than new games.
A Brooklyn Eagle note tells of a bet about a proposed refusal in a romance subplot. A separate Utah tale follows a woman doctor who fled a suitor’s attempt to coerce her into converting and marrying, finding support from a friend who condemns the demand.
The article stresses children as the buds and flowers of homes and warns of health issues from ill health and fatigue. It promotes Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy to restore health, claiming it helps exhausted or ailing children and keeps them well.
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