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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1911
Page
5
Mark Harris advertises two houses in Pennington County South Dakota for sale by owner with a monthly installment plan. Irrigation land soon to be placed under irrigation, request circular from G. M. Bigelow of Sioux Falls and Farmingdale.
For sale a six room modern cottage located at the corner of Third avenue west and Sanborn Street, with large clothes room and bath, furnace heat, electric light and gas range. One of the best wells of water in the city. Call J. B. Wolgemuth for further particulars.
Notice seeks a money partner for a supposedly risk free venture with large profits. References provided. Contact I. Q. Ashing in Kimball South Dakota or ask Bidwell for abstracts. Also an ad for a women’s book by Dr T H Bly with a 25 cent mail request from Minneapolis Minnesota.
Loomis reports J I Watkins appointed as delegate for the good roads meeting in Pierre. J F Berry Davison County sheriff seen on Loomis streets. Roland Comstock wins second place for ten ears of ear corn at Mitchell show. Hal Taylor sells about 1000 dollars of hogs last week. J W Gilfillian visits Sioux City. Miss Elva Landon visits Sioux Falls. Neil Watkins returns home slightly unwell. J P Gilfillian injured a limb after falling through an ice rack. RE Watkins returns from Sioux Falls after attending a Welsh concert. Will Clark Jr and J P Gilfillian fill J W Ayres ice house with ice. Loomis reports two new barber chairs. M Detweler rents a local farm.
S. FE. quarter of section 9, township 117, range 66 describes 12 acres broke with no improvements 12 miles west of Redfield five from Rockingham or Zell. Priced at $5,600 with seller financing: $2,000 carried for five years at 6 percent. Contact S Benson York Nebraska.
Nashville report: Juke Tea elected United States Senator this afternoon. Dr Cox Harbed Wire Twiniment advertised as non burning and pain reliever, claimed to keep flies away from wounds. Available from druggists.
An advertisement pitches 40 and 80 acre irrigated farms in a favorable California climate. It claims low risk with a half crop payment plan and annual alfalfa yields six cuts, plus water transport to San Francisco and an electric railway nearby. The offer promises fruit crops like oranges lemons and figs and invites readers to request literature and join a sales excursion.
Broadbent's great ten day sale ends February 1st with price cuts on furniture rugs carpets and china at 25 to 50 percent off. The column notes local errands, visits from Cedar Rapids and Sioux Falls, church music plans, and a Tacoma window decorator Robert W Munger who won a silver loving cup for best dressed window.
Notice that A T Buck and Hester A Buck defaulted on a $550 mortgage to Charles A Seaman later assigned to D I Braught. Foreclosure by public auction via Davison County Sheriff on March 11 1911 at 1 PM at the Mitchell courthouse. Property includes Lots 11 12 13 in Block 7 Applegate addition and Lots 1 2 3 in Block 50 Cooley and Guernsey addition Mitchell SD. Assignee attorney T J Spangler.
The South Dakota Poultry Show enters its twelfth annual exhibition with the city hall as the venue. Fanciers from the northwest seek entry lists as secretary Arthur Miller reports potential attendance surpassing last year’s 700 birds, with prizes paid in cash and a growing sale feature.
The King's Daughters society was formed by young ladies of the Congregational church at Mrs. Craig Wilson’s home. The group will serve as a church auxiliary open to nonmembers and will meet biweekly while planning a church fair for Easter. Pierre South Dakota supreme court, in an opinion by McCoy, issued a disbarment decision against G P Harben of Platte.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy to treat catarrh and blood disorders. It claims direct action on mucous surfaces and cites a physician endorsement, with a Toledo Ohio address and price for Hall's Family Pills.
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