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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1917

Page

4

Local notes and society updates from Mitchell area

Dr. J S Harkness left for Harrisburg S D to officiate at Mrs J L F Brown’s funeral. Mrs O S Close of Fulton visited Mitchell. Gail Norton on business trip to Chicago about two weeks. J H Gingles of Alexandria transacted business in Mitchell. Mrs Elmer Taylor Mrs Lothier Mrs Rudolph Jorgensen of Fulton and Mrs J F Roselle of Farmer returned home after visiting the George Miles home. Congregational Ladies Aid to meet at 9 30 Tuesday afternoon. Chamberlain men in Mitchell today. Frank Wayne fined for drunkenness. now at Watertown. P F Nolan of Plankinton in Mitchell. Mrs Harvey Lyman arrives from Bals S D to visit sister Mrs George K E Foster. John Williams of Bridgewater visiting Mitchell. Mrs L A Hads of Tyndall visiting daughter Mrs Ella Eads. Elks lodge special meeting this evening to nominate officers and discuss grand lodge trip to Lead. Mitchell may join Sioux Falls Yankton on a special train. Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America to hold Mitchell convention March 15 for two days. A E Davis of Gravette Ark to attend. 500 delegates expected. F H Cavanaugh Milwaukee operator went to Scotland as relief agent. Kimpai wrapnic, R E Ruth of Mitchell died in Cleveland from pneumonia after illness. funeral arrangements noted. Ruth, early Kimball resident, long employed by J H Wolf Co and later real estate, mourned as a fine man.

Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union of America Mitchell A. E. Davis Gravette Ark Ethan F. H. Cavanaugh Milwaukee Scotland Kimpai Wrapnic R. E. Ruth Cleveland Mr. Ruth Kimball and Vicinity Brandt Farm J. H. Wolf Company Sioux City Ruth

Health educator offers free guidance at Battle Creek events

E Cornelius Andrews promotes health principles at Merchant's Hotel giving free advice on sunshine water air exercise and diet while not charging fees. He notes his work to help others and mentions legal trials and a forthcoming damages suit led by Ernest Kamp in Rapid City South Dakota.

Battle Creek Sanitarium South Dakota Merchant's Merchant's Hotel E. Cornelius Andrews Aimelad Gore Pinto

Legislature Rushes to Finish as Bird Refuge Bill Advances

South Dakota's legislature moved quickly to wrap up the session with fast actions. The Senate passed the Lyon bird refuge bill allowing state game conservation tracts and a third refuge near Wall Lake, while the House pursued measures to empower the state game commission to condemn property for a Rapid City fish hatchery and an eastern hatchery on the Sioux River.

State Game Commission Lyon Senate Wall Lake Minnehaha House Rapid City

Wet Money Troubles and Frugal Wheat Shredded Meals

A wartime style notice warns of rising food costs for wheat eggs and vegetables and promotes Shredded Wheat as a low cost high value alternative. Two biscuits with milk or cream provide a complete meal costing only a few cents, suitable for a half day of work. Made at Niagara Fats N Ye.

Happy Niagara Fats

Hoagland Voices on Daily Press Opinion and Patriotism

Dr. J. S. Hoagland notes daily press coverage and calls for fairness across nations. He urges balanced international justice while praising neutral national sentiment and criticizes a local paper for biased editorials.

Excellent Rule for Life

A reflective piece urges daily kindness as a response to annoyances in homes streets cars and offices. It argues cheerful words and smiles inspire happiness and curb rudeness while patience is praised as a virtue to practice now.

Pennington County Man Sues Warren-Lamb for 10000 Damages

A Pennington County resident sues Warren-Lamb Co of Rapid City seeking 10000 in damages for injuries from a wood load that overturned at the company plant. He alleges a broken leg permanent disability and a broken shoulder from the accident.

Fonurt Pennington County Warren-Lamb Company Rapid City

Cargeless Use of Soap Spoils the Hair

The article promotes using melted coconut oil as a gentle cleanser for hair. It warns soaps and shampoos contain alkali that dries the scalp and harms hair. One to two teaspoons of cocoanut oil with water cleanses scalp, rinses clean, leaves hair lustrous and easy to manage. Coconut oil is cheap and available at pharmacies.

Teas and Fashions of a Colonial Ladies Party

A rambling column on a dainty tea scene for young women posing as elderly matrons in yellow themed decor. It outlines invitation style, menu items like cold fowl and pound cake, and suggests retro dress with lace and silk while imagining a colonial antiquated etiquette tone.

Tate Alf Waelish Dally

Fragments From a Vintage Cooking Guide

The text describes molding Bruit Pudding with cherries or raspberries, preparing buttered hot water, and making a turnip and pea dish. It gives rough steps for boiling turnips, draining peas, thickening juice with butter and flour, and filling turnip centers with peas for serving.

Sea Sickness Ailment and Practical Relief Tips

The article discusses sea sickness prevalence, noting women are affected more than men, and describes causes from eye focus to brain jostling. It offers remedies including hepatic prep, salts, salted popcorn, aromatic ammonia, and spice plasters, plus seating and posture tips for relief.

Tate Jandrubbera Casler Dale Eyricie

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. S. Harkness Harrisburg S. D JL. TF. Brown Gail Norton Last Eventis Chicago J. H. Gingles Alexandria Elmer Taylor Lothier Rudolph Jorgensen Fulton J. F. Roselle Farmer George Miles S. S. Kenney J. Sherwood S. N. Kenton Congregational Ladies Aid Society Pareles Wl, Pretzer Wm. H. Pratt A. G. Hill B. Dye H. D. Chamberlain B. G. Watson J. Q. Alderson Chamberlain Frank Wayne Wayne Watertown P. F. Nolan Plankinton Harvey Lyman Bals George KE. Foster John Williams Bridgewater Ll. A. Hads Tyndall Ella Eads The Elks Lody Grand Lodge Sioux Falls Yankton Elks Valentine S. 1 Ernest Kamp Pierre Hoagland J. S. Hoagland Caesar Lincoln Chae Germany Signs City Min- Heapolis Gollurs Miles Aroward Hell Tien Oval News Mistress Doe Ladies Home Journal Pattrons New Tyle H. D. Butterfield CO Emma Gar Wallace Mitchell Power Cu Farmer’s Union Co-Operative Supply Co
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