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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1906
Page
7
A letter from WMHH. Lanerion of New York dated July 1 1906 praises the Pure Food Law while warned by others about the need for labels and proper preservatives. The piece argues for public education and strong enforcement alongside state and national harmonization. Local notes report staff and residents' moves and social events in Ethan and surrounding towns.
To the kind friends and neighbors we desire to tender our sincere thanks for the many little acts of kindness shown us during the illness and death of our infant son. With these in our memory the burden of our sorrow will be easier to bear. Mr and Mrs Will Mamdel.
Riverside residents report visits by C B Wilt from Omaha and Earl McDonald of White Lake. Clarence and Della Wallis joined Maude Sholes of Bethel at a Sunday gathering. Epworth League held a large meeting Tuesday. J S Daviels checked Riverside lumber yard. Depot construction for Omaha began Wednesday. Mrs Lillie McDonald Pincell survived a serious accident in Murdo during a building move. River side preacher to speak Sunday at 11 and quarterly conference set for Monday at 10.
Mt Vernon July 26 O E Browne returned Monday from Vexis Mrs Geo Dougherty Jr visited Mitchell to see her daughter Miss Burns arrived from Spirit Lake to visit cousin Ella Burns and relatives Mrs T Br Smiley returned Saturday from Montreal Canada for unspecified visit
Local residents embark on short trips visit relatives and attend events. Construction begins on homes and sidewalks while churches prepare new developments and a corner stone ceremony is planned at Madison with a former pastor involved.
Loomis reports a Bethel game 1 to 3 with Bethel ahead. Notable visits include Peter Dorndelinger from Kansas and Mrs. J H Crittenden of Helena Montana. A baptism of news covers fires, horse theft rumors, a bishop visit, street work progress, new gate arch, a dental misadventure, and a large August move-in planned by W H Wilkinson.
J A Jelley of Mitchell arrived Saturday with his wife and daughters who hold nearby claims. James Gregory joined last week and began work as time keeper for a railroad gang near town. Maughan and two daughters Ollie and Crace came Sunday, meeting Claud Maughan and Jett en route to a westward claim. Short and Sobrt visited from Mitch ell and plan to travel to the Black Hills then Recluse for further claims.
An advertisement claims Stomach Bitters provide immediate and lasting benefit by curing cramps backache headache costiveness diarrhea dyspepsia and indigestion for fast acting relief across multiple ailments.
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