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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
8
A feature by Blanche Beacon discusses a supposed ancient Chinese beauty secret. The article outlines a multi step facial process involving gentle skin rubbing, colligations, an unguent, and careful facial tracing from nose to ears. It invites readers to test the method and report results while noting the neck should not be neglected.
A summer frock features striped black and white voile with durable indistryer effects. It includes a lace collar, pleated yoke, frilly sleeves, and a hemline that yields a dainty silhouette with a girdle and bracelet accents. The ensemble emphasizes soft gauze textures and a crisp contrasted look.
Local items report birth news for Mr and Mrs A Clay Darling of Aberdeen and visits by Mrs Mary C Shomer. Several notices recap social events, arrivals, and engagements including Miss Fanus Rosenberg and planned Dakota Wesleyan attendance. A controversial anti Catholic rally and a religious sermon are noted, with community addresses urging moral paths and caution against harmful influences.
A garbled OCR showing students and staff discussing H S graduation, student pathways, and life after school. Mentions of values, mentors, and community echoes appear amid unclear names and places. The fragment hints at broader themes of purpose and belonging beyond diploma lines.
A tight contest ends with Mitchell securing a narrow victory as key plays unfold through multiple innings. Crowding the bases and timely hits push the lead, while defenses hold firm in late frames to seal the win for Mitchell.
An prescription style patent medicine ad touts Sloan's Lithia for quick relief of colds sore joints and swelling. It promises near instant effect, a money back guarantee, and claims strong relief within moments.
The city hall ceremony featured remarks by Commander Franke W. Mitel and Lt. Toico. Music by the high school glee club and performers Miss Marielle Price, Louis Lovinger, and Stantex Ver. Lincoln's Gettysburg Address read by Dr. Nait. Choirs and oration emphasized loyalty, sacrifice, and national unity, with a parade led by Capt. Karl Rowley and Veterans groups.
The Dakota Wesleyan senior class funds a stone gateway at the entrance to the ramps, crafted from Slows Falls granite. Charles Lester presents the gift to President W. G. Seaman as Fred Hatch reads, with solos by Gardiner Watkins and a class tableau. exhibits of art open for public viewing later.
Melvin Chase shattered the hammer throw record with a 129 feet 12 inches effort at the North Dakota meet in Grand Forks. June Cass led sprinters, while Vermillion’s Quizes struggled to match Wesleyan’s pace. Manning won the shot put as Hamline collected team points in a tight scoring duel among North Dakota, South Dakota State, and the host squads.
The South Dakota Bankers Association set for June 25 26 reveals a near complete agenda. Invocations from Rev Mackintosh Aberdeen welcome by Mayor H Franklin responses from Ames M Lawson Aberdeen and S T Kiddoo Slows Falls president H L Hopkins Clark reports by Tiane Litt Aberdeen and B A Cumming Pierrol address slate updates.
Matt secretary of Clark and Alex Highland treasurer of Aber tien with others visit Gover Theo Wol of the Federal Reserve in Minneapolis and Dean Meir of a state university. Hon W 1 Minneapolis A Heustin Richmond Way Wai Je Burns New York City Ly Wingfield of biorre join trips by auto for member entertainment and interests.
Professional and amateur marksmen gathered at Hitchcock park for the annual state trap shooters event. Ray A. Chase led with a 147 score as crowds swelled toward 10 as the afternoon wore on. Duncan arrived with a small group from Sioux City and a business meeting was slated in city hall at 8. Scores included Chase 147 and many others ranging from 118 to 192 in the morning session.
Several hundred witnesses attend a campus illumination on the lawn of the president's mansion. A band concert by the Wesleyan and a student recital in the college chapel followed the reception. The Alumni Association elected officers for the coming year after the luncheon at Graham hall.
The thirty second annual G A R and W T R encampment closed with a Friday parade led by the South Dakota National Guard Company T. The national commander D T Palmer of Iowa and National President Mrs Sarah Fulton of New York spoke at the armory. Despite cool weather it was among the best attended encampments. Frank E B Porteous reported his Mitchell relatives say his mother is improving in Long Beach California and now able to go outdoors part of each day.
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