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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1901
Page
10
Limited stock of parasols including ladies silk tops at 3.50 value priced at 2.47. Women’s 26 inch silk top parasols feature steel rods pearl trim silk cover and tassel for sale by the seller. Children’s cotton top parasols also listed.
Judge Ewing of Chicago spoke at the corn palace on religious freedom and the Christ healing mission of Christian Science. A. E. Hitchcock introduced him, stressing freedom of thought and that Christian Science follows Christ’s teachings and heals through metaphysical means.
Cure for painful feet and growing nails with Allen's Foot-Hase powder relieves stings from corns and bunions. Allen's Foot-Ease eases tight shoes and sweat and callouses. Sold by druggists and shoe stores or by mail for 25 cents. trial package free. Address Allen S. Olmstead LeRoy N. Y.
A mix of community notes includes sale items, visits to Sioux City relatives, and Robert Maxon lumber delays. Fire at Mrs Hooper’s home prompts caution with gasoline use. Chief Keith urges weed cutting along business streets. Ethan T Colton is named Epworth League international secretary earning 1800 dollars yearly. Plankinton plans July 17 18 town anniversary with horse races ball games balloon ascent and parachute drop. J N Crow reports apple blight affecting some trees, with Brookings college guidance to prune and burn affected twigs. A dozen Misses perform Three Guardsmen at Judge Smith home with cake walk and crowd-pleasing talent.
The State Board of Pharmacy conducted a session for pharmacist registration with J P Jones as president and E H Beat as secretary present. Candidates including S A Christianson and Geo N Lewis took exams, with completion planned for the evening. Also noted is the upcoming Redfield druggists' annual meeting starting Aug 13 for three days and a testimonial for Banner Salve.
Warren W. Beckwith, pitcher on the Mitchell team, once attracted public notice as a top college athlete at Mt. Pleasant. He eloped with a Lincoln granddaughter, married in Milwaukee, faced parental opposition, separated after a year, then returned to athletic pursuits in Iowa.
The Yankton Press and Dakotan notes the game laws remain unchanged for prairie chickens grouse quail woodcocks and other birds forbidding out of season hunting. It cites penalties of 10 dollars per bird and similar fines for extra birds with half the penalty to informers. Officials urge enforcement as the season opens with favorable hatching and strong hunting prospects.
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