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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
12
Mitchell news notes J N Crow backs bail insurance while Mrs Bradley lifts and refits a house foundation. District updates cover liquor licenses, road projects, land sales, race horse movements, a new apartment building, summer school at Dakota University, weddings, insurance drives, and visitors from nearby towns.
An advertisement urges readers to consider South Dakota lands for strong returns despite varying seasons. It also promotes a Mankato Commercial College course and notes Bethel lodge ice cream social on July 11 near Bethel church. Prosper township residents plan a Fourth of July event in Wittstruck's grave with speeches and sports inviting all residents.
Carrie Marshall born February 23 1880 in Nodaway county Missouri died June 24 1903 at home near Mitchell aged 23 years 4 months and 1 day Converted joined the M E church in 1893 and lived a Christian life. She endured ten months of illness with cheerful sacrifice She leaves a father three brothers three sisters and many relatives Friends and neighbors mourn her passing Funeral by Reverend T H Youngman at her home two miles northeast of Mitchell graveside at Graceland cemetery
Mitchell residents will spend the Fourth away from home with nearby towns offering festive events. Many local businesses plan to close for the day, while Woonsocket, Armour, Parkston, Canton Epworth Assembly, Plankinton, Spencer, and Sioux Falls host sport programs, parades, and speeches by notable figures.
The family expresses gratitude to friends who offered help during the illness and death of their daughter and sister. M. M. Marshall and Family.
German Evangelical Church observes Children’s Day next Sunday with a German program in Workman hall starting at 10 30 a m A cordial invitation is extended to all F H Bruns Pastor.
Non residents are warned not to hunt in Lisbon township. Trespassers will be dealt with according to law.
A household remedy suggests gargling with refined carbolic acid in water and tannin solution for swollen tonsils, with frequent use guidance. The item also mentions a polite social exchange where Bella commends Mildred for inviting her mother to dinner.
The Philadelphia Record notes Blobbs Scribbler faced at least nine rejections as he writes essays on the drama's decline. A Pittsburg Gazette dialogue hints at delaying their married life with the line There s plenty of time.
A customer asks to see a nice fat goose at a poultry shop while a small boy says his mother will be in directly. The brief exchange captures a domestic, everyday moment in a retail setting.
F W Travis moves stock from Wm Koch block on west First street to the X store building three doors north of Mitchell house opposite the new post office. Prof Cropp's gymnasium noted. The business continues as Travis Bros with general new and second hand goods.
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