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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1896
Page
7
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A mix of brief items reports visits, moves, and events in Mitchell and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs Wayne Mason, Dr McCartney preparing offices, and local officials traveling between Aberdeen, Vermillion, and Sioux City. Readers learn of new pianos for Emily Bras and Jessie Grotewohl, a leap year surprise party, railway workers visiting, and weather shifts affecting plans.
Miss Frances Miner married O P Shaw of Parkston in a quiet morning ceremony at the Miner home officiated by Rev. French of Scotland. Bride wore white silk and lace. reception followed with a breakfast for twenty. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. W H Shaw of Parkston and others from Yankton. The couple's reception in Parkston that evening was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W H Shaw.
The advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla cures scrofula and salt rheum in thousands of cases. It touts a unique combination and process as vital, claims success where other medicines fail, and invites readers to request details by writing.
Saturday morning four men in charge of an officer were moved from north Milwaukee to an eastbound train to the Sioux Falls penitentiary. Chained together, they formed a notable sight. Convicted in Aberdeen federal court for breaking into Brookings post office or for passing counterfeit money, they received one year and one month with fines.
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