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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1896
Page
6
Local notes detail deaths, visits, dances, and gatherings across Badger and Plano. Activities include Mrs. A. M. Logan's family bereavement, Fourth of July events, visits by Arthur Skinner and Miss Daisy Throckmorton, and community entertainments. The Epworth League plans an Friday entertainment with light refreshments.
Haynes retires from health report. Hatch of Bridgewater visits family. T. M. Hatch travels to Sioux City. Dr. Smilie from Panama Iowa surveys for relocation. Mrs. Vice arrives from Kimball and houses with her husband. A.C. Shepherd preaches in M B church. Monthly temperance program at evening service. Blanche Turnesure visiting Emma Haye. Old maids plan a Firestee social. Hilimas attends Republican convention in Aberdeen. Mrs. Sanders seeks a lost horse. wife and children travel to Benas Vista county. Jessie Pringle houses for Mrs. Wallis. Pringle joins United States Medicine Co. Fourth of July picnic enjoyed. Kerr irrigating machine draws interest. Pringles visit Letcher. Bessie Jackson stays with Aunt Barton in West Perry.
Ed Brennan’s runaway buggy incident closes with a smashed vehicle. The Mt Zion camp meeting concluded Monday evening. Miss Edith Charham plans to return to Ohio, leaving friends in the neighborhood. W H Dean travels to Aberdeen for a convention. Advertising promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for digestion and bowel relief. testimonials praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for children. Ely's Cream Balm touted for catarrh. Chamberlain's Pain Balm recommended for lame backs and chest pains. L O Gale sells Pain Balm.
The Sioux Falls Press criticizes Senator Pettigrew’s homecoming in Sioux Falls as a pitiful disappointment with about 800 onlookers and only 162 in the procession to the hotel, noting many attendees were there for a handshake rather than political endorsement. The piece argues the St Louis endorsement was overrated and that Republican defection was not sparked.
A letter from Mrs. R. D. Westex H. Mitchell thanks City Council for a memorial Preamble and Resolution honoring her late husband. The note dated June 19 1966 expresses appreciation for the council's words as a lasting heritage for his children. It also mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla and One Minute Cough Cure advertising within the era.
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