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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1891
Page
1
A blend of political maneuvering, farmer alliance tensions, and irrigation debates dominates state affairs. Reports critique Kansas and Minnesota legislative battles, immigration progress in South Dakota, and worries over Major Pickler’s senatorial ambitions amid party dynamics.
On Monday evening January 19 at the M E church Rev F D Newnouse A B of Huron formerly Allahabad India will lecture titled The Land Beyond the Sui A Trip to Chili South America. Bishop Hurst praises Newnouse as a keen observer and magnetic speaker whose extensive travels make the talk both entertaining and instructive. Admission 25 cents with tickets at Sayton's news stand or at the door.
About seventy five travelers en route from Europe to Mitch ell S D gathered at the union depot last night. The group included representatives from nearly every European country and two Indians. Twenty or thirty children entertained onlookers by singing in their native languages.
Excursion tickets to Mexico California Georgia North Carolina Florida the Gulf Coast Texas Hot Springs of Arkansas and Excelsior Springs of Missouri now on sale by agents of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. Apply for rates and other information to the nearest agent or address Geo H Hestford General Passenger Agent Chicago Illinois.
Mr. Luis Jackson of the Milwaukee Railroad Company traversed the city Saturday and will visit Mitchell next month for a few days to acquaint himself with local opportunities and inducements for industrial enterprises. The new department aims to benefit both the company and towns along its routes.
A lyrical fragment pleads with a fading beloved and echoes a sales pitch for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The advertisement-style verse promises restoring strength, curing organic troubles, dispelling melancholy, and rebuilding flesh, with a money-back guarantee if unsatisfied.
A Greenville Alabama druggist endorses Mother’s Friend, noting many customers recommend it to expectant mothers. He invites readers to write Bradfield Reg Co Atlanta for details. Sold by S A Scallin and L O Gale.
The discovery of a preventive for croup is described as among the most important in recent years. It claims to work in many cases with consistent success once first indications appear. The remedy should be given freely at the first signs of croup, with full directions included in each bottle, sold for 50 cents by L. O. Gale, druggist.
A vintage advertisement promises a pamphlet on the Electro-Voltaic Ball and appliances for nervous and debilitated men. It offers free pamphlet, a trial belt and appliance, and asks readers to send their address to the company in Marshall, Mick.
The article extols modern medical science and cites Hood's Barsaparilia as an example. It highlights Mrs. B. M. Searles of Elkhart Indiana who narrowly escaped death from heart trouble after using Dr Miles' New Heart Cure and Restorative Nerve Plant. Her testimonial praises relief after one bottle and notes a book about the heart offered free at L. O. Gale's drug store.
In Virginia City Montana readers praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective against grippe and severe colds. A citizen reports warding off attacks and relief within hours, with friends also benefited. The ad notes doctors recommend it and lists L O Gale druggist as seller. Also touts a liver stimulating tonic claimed to cure biliousness and torpid liver with samples available.
Frank McCurdy of Letcher reports his store was pried open Friday night and two wine, a reviver and a large quantity of ammunition were stolen. He suspects a boy known for fighting Indians or similar adventures. Death of Mr. Hager noted at White Lake. funeral held today with A Hager family in attendance.
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