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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1902
Page
8
Fred S. Burton of the Pan-American Show lauds Mitchell Steam Laundry for superior Circus work on flat and bundle items. He notes early, flawless delivery and widespread satisfaction after touring seven states and territories. He urges traveling companies to trial the laundry, stating it proves itself.
Ethan T. Colton arrived on the Milwaukee train from the south and spoke Sunday evening at the corn palace union services. Rev T H Youngman yielded his spot, the choir led hymn singing, and Colton’s address emphasized Jesus Christ and YMC A work. Colton, formerly a Dakota University student, is popular and pursuing college work with growing success, visiting Bijou Hills to see his parents before resuming duties.
Daily weather notes describe a Saturday storm near Gann Valley with large hail cited as egg sized. Crop damage was extensive and unrepairable, while a Milwaukee Road freight train halted at Kimball until the storm passed. Will Harker reports a 40 by 80 foot barn blown apart in Union township, the only major damage in that area.
Real estate transfers include D M Tiffany to W H MeGinn in Mitchell area. John Cook to Wilhelm Breer and J Renken to W H McGinn in multiple sections. City of Mitchell to O Gar mong for Graceland Cemetery lot. Davison County Improvement Co to Raymond for land in Townships 103 60. Catharine Stahl to Fr H Windsor A B Hager for NW 4 Sec 32 1038 R 61. Simon E Harris to Arthur A Taylor for NW 4 Sec 24 103 R 62. Lone Dorliska Bassett to N C Towne for SE Sec 29 104 R 6. Amounts listed: 3280 3200 2200 10790 2000.
Property lots and blocks transferred among multiple grantees in Mitchell and adjacent towns. Transactions include Jerome Miles selling lots in Ethan and Hthan neighborhoods, and Charles W. Kellee conveying lots in Mt. Vernon, with numerous buyers and blocks specified. Exact parcel numbers listed.
Lawrence J. Byrne of Mitchell South Dakota married Theresa J Murphy of Battle Creek Michigan Monday June 30 at St Philip s Catholic church Battle Creek. They will reside in Badger township. The ceremony featured lilies palms a full choir and nuptial high mass with Rev Father Sadlier officiating. The couple received wedding gifts and will settle in western home.
It dazzles the world with unprecedented results in medicine. The discovery is praised for curing consumption and related illnesses, with tests showing restored health in many patients. It claims quick relief for coughs, bronchitis, asthma, hay fever, croup, and hoarseness. Sold by S H Scalin with satisfaction guarantee. Large bottles 50c and 1.00, trial bottles free.
L W Spalding of Verona Missouri recounts her mother suffering long distress and ill health due to indigestion before trying Kodol two years ago. She improved immediately and at seventy six now eats freely and keeps a bottle handy. The ad claims Kodol rests the stomach and strengthens the body by digesting food and is nature's own tonic sold by L O Gale.
The ad links good living to poor health and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestive ailments. Testimonial from Mrs Ellen H Bacon claims weight gain and improved eating after starting the medicine and free Common Sense Adviser offered by mail.
Deputy Brooks and assistants recovered Heck, accused of attempted bodily harm to Green, from the Ethan area. The father resisted, then left the boy with a neighbor before the arrest. He later sought release at the county courthouse as deputies were unavailable. Also included is an 1886 Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertisement by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo.
The Republican brief explains box rents belong to the government and must be reported accurately. Rents must be collected in advance by the quarter, with unpaid boxes vacated by the 10th and mail moved to general delivery. No personal blame, inspectors will enforce rule. if mail is at general delivery, blame not on clerks.
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