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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1903
Page
3
Local notices cover visits and travels of residents from Mitchell to Vermillion Minneapolis and Sioux Falls, updates on ice supply, medicine, theatre, and club gatherings. Promotions in the state guard and educational association reflect community activity, with social events, funerals, and church announcements shaping a bustling week.
Heinrich Heine after a southern France journey and a Lyons sausage travels to Paris with a violinist friend. Hungry, Heine and his wife share the sausage during the journey, then Heine cuts a razor thin slice, mails it to a Paris physician with a playful note about a millionth part of the sausage and homeopathy.
Mrs L Amelia Page aged 89 died Tuesday at 8 the cause was old age. She lived with her daughter Mrs Mary Tremaine on the south side for two years and was a grandmother of R L Tremaine. Funeral services were held at her daughter's home Thursday conducted by Rev J Pred T Drewett. Interment followed at Ethan after accompanying by R L Tremaine family members. The notice also mentions a Confederate monument committee seeking 12000 more for a bronze equestrian statue in Richmond Virginia led by Gen Fitzhugh Lee.
W C Williamson of Amherst Virginia says he suffered lumbago for over a year before using Chamberlain’s Pain Balm which gave complete relief unlike prior remedies sold by L O Gale. The Davis Daniels lumber yard office burned December 24 after a stove incident. Bartow and son escaped with Bartow freezing feet and Davis plans to rebuild. Morris keeps batch while wife visits Iowa. Miss Lewis gave each pupil a Christmas present and cold weather reduced Peck school Christmas tree attendance.
G A Carlow owner announces a public auction 42 miles north of Hillside in section 26 101 62 on Thursday January 8 1908 starting at 10 oclock. Items include horses cows steers heifers chickens farm implements and two wagons with free noon lunch. Terms under 10 dollars cash then until November 1 1903 with 8 percent interest and 2 percent discount for cash. Tobin and Webster act as auctioneers.
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