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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1905
Page
11
Correspondent reports light snow, cold snaps with 24 below, and Groundhog Day forecasts. Local events include weddings, dances, church construction, a Catholic church project, and social gatherings in Prosper and Ethan with numerous residents named and a few moves and illnesses noted.
Local items report Sivan Rosenquist visiting brothers Ole and Nels. Prof Gardner’s Saturday entertainment praised. bad weather kept some away. John Clements finished filling his ice house. Mrs Chas Dabler visited Parks ton. Lena Miller visited family from the D W UO. Ipworth League conducted by Mr Roberts. work and outreach noted. Various residents, construction, and business notes follow including new hardware store work by Ira Cutts and real estate activity by A Drake.
For over 50 years Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has shown its ability to cure stomach, liver and kidney disorders with success. It promises relief from indigestion, belching, bloating, heartburn, costiveness, biliousness, insomnia, chills and fever. Sold by druggists.
An advertisement claims Orrine cures the drink habit without detention or publicity. Ortine No 1 is a powdered covert form and Ortine No 2 pills suit self directed users. It promises no nausea and real calm, better digestion and sleep.
A grand reception will be held at the groom’s parents residence, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bohr, seven miles south of town. Aaron Lyons’ father visits from North Dakota. Reb 12 church meetings begin and continue. Merriman listed as sick. Grace Taylor at home Sunday. John Wilson of Letcher visiting. Loomis folks attend Mitchell stock show. Nels Marks rents the A F B Comstock farm. Will Pool returns from Spencer. Mrs. A B Smith buys two lots west of town.
Plano reports Mr. Young spending the week in Mitchell for stock and chicken shows. Farwell Ladies Aid held a sock social at John Campbell's. Will Rowley and wife were in Mitchell. Wick. Rowley is slowly recovering from illness. A. H. Bayley visited for his son D. C. Bayley's home. John Deskins rents William Pattison's place for the coming year.
A Baxter Springs Kansas resident Mr A R Kane lauds Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as superior for constipation with sure action and no nauseating aftertaste. Sold by all druggists.
The Burns farm near Mitchell hosts a public sale on Wednesday February 15 at 10 am. Items include 5 horses 40 cattle 5 shoats farming implements and household goods with free lunch. Terms: cash up to 810 and under. over that amount eight months at 10 percent interest and 2 percent discount for cash. Col J S Serveson & Son auctioneers Wim M Smith clerk M J Burns proprietor.
One mile south of the University the Braught farm will auction 6 horses 36 cattle 10 sows a standard wagon two mowers and more items. Auction begins 10 am with free lunch at noon. Terms cash up to 10 and nine months on approved security at 10 percent interest 2 percent cash discount. Col J S Serveson & Son auctioneers Wm M Smith clerk Guy Wellman proprietor.
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