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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1911
Page
7
The notice reports a group of doctors named Will Sum United planning an event at the Widmann Hotel. Details are sparse but confirm the venue and organization involved.
United Doctors in Mitchell advertise a two day visit offering bloodless surgery and cures for chronic diseases at the Widmann hotel. Their program promises kidney and bladder analysis, relief for deafness, and miracles in stomach and nerve disorders with patient testimonials from South Dakota and neighboring states.
The Mitchell Abstract reports numerous property conveyances filed with the Register of Deeds. W. M. McDonald transfers to A. M. Harris for Lot 9 in Mr. Vernon. A. Hitchcock to Charles A. Bower. Carl Furchner to Josephine McCarthy. and many other deeds across Mitchell additions, Burrs, Cooley Guernsey, Rowley, and Loomis areas with prices ranging from $1 to $28,000 and several lots and tracts. The listings include public notices for parcels in Mitchell and Ethan, noting various spouses as grantees or grantors and little or no cash in some transfers.
Dr and Mrs C H Bobb return from a five week southern trip including Havana Cuba. Educator Supply Co plans a two story building with basement at 40x142 feet, presses in new unit. J C Blenkiron buys Y M C A building for 7600 dollars to erect a three story structure. Evangelist Bromley’s revival runs from Milbank to Huron then Mitchell with 330 professions of faith. Various local moves include G C Work joining Mitchell as J I Case Threshing Machine Co. collector and F A Stratton joining E B VanAlstine in March. Local social events include Y M C A stag, Mrs Medley M E aid farewell, and a Snyder Presbyterian reception. A Faith town banquet report notes 300 attendees and new Commercial Club president Robert Saul. Also noted are travel plans of F A Bidwell and wife, a Karel Mansveld Eda Oldenburg wedding, and Miles City horse auction ad.
A street car fell through an open draw bridge on Eighth Street into the Sheboygan River. Five women passengers drowned while the conductor and motorman survived. Three bodies recovered, including Miss Anna Mathis, a school teacher. Two more bodies identified as Tannica Cuerkerk, 18, and Olga Weineight, 14, found later. other victims remain unidentified.
South Dakota National Guard officers win House fight for a Lake Kampeska club house after earlier defeat. Senate debates continued on liquor licenses and rail transportation control, with Hitchcock bill to cut county saloon licenses to five dollars and various bills on utilities and insurance. House also advances school district name changes and riders on public lands and tax measures. Governor Vessey signs daylight saloon law.
W R Patterson of Wellington Texas recounts nearly dying from a lung illness and two years of doctor treatment. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for a full recovery from consumption fears, now weighs 187 pounds and stays healthy. It’s touted as a safe, quick remedy for coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup and lung troubles with trial bottles free and guarantees by Diehl Brown.
Sale of common school lands will be held in Davison county on April 3 1911 from 10 am to 5 pm at the court house front door. On April 4 1911 un sold lands not leased will be offered for lease from 1 pm at the court house. Pierre South Dakota January 30 1911 F F Brinker Commissioner of School and Public Lands.
Household remedy touts Dr Cox Barbed Wire Liniment 265c size for cuts burns bruises piles and soreness with a money back guarantee. Sold by all druggists.
Administratrix Emma Goheen publishes to all creditors and claimants of Edward A Goheen deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be submitted to Emma Goheen at Mitchell South Dakota Davison County. Dated January 27 1911.
Ail SruEeisss cell offers Dr Cox’s Barbed Wire Liniment with bottles priced 25c 50c and $1.00. The advertisement guarantees healing with no blemish or money refund.
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