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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
7
Educational column by E J Quigley urges active participation in rural school officer elections held at two o clock on the third Tuesday of June. Notes district clerk elections and July district meeting, recalls diploma recipients from an eighth grade class of fifty two with forty earning diplomas, and announces July 1 graduation on the courthouse lawn.
Advertisement advises readers to have a box of Cole's Carbol salve for cuts and burns. It touts the salve as versatile and essential and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Loomis reports a 5 2 Loomis victory over Letcher in Friday baseball. A Sunday hailstorm damaged crops. J B Martin of Mitchell noted Loomis growth. Walter Fosdick paints Loomis state bank depots. George Young joins Campbell Bros circus. Mt Vernon old settlers celebration drew a large Loomis crowd. the pony race winner was Ralph Clark’s pony. Camp meeting one mile south of Loomis attracts many statewide attendees.
The ad promotes Hyomei for catarrhal troubles, claiming quick relief with a few minutes of use three or four times daily during May or June. The complete outfit costs one dollar and includes a purse sized inhaler, medicine dropper, bottle of Hyomei, with extra bottles at fifty cents. Scallen Bros guarantee satisfaction and offer refunds with purchase.
West half of section 6 Prosper township offered for rent. Interested parties should make quick offers to J. E. Case at 1005 Kelley Street Charles City. Also available at owner’s place NW24 15-103-60 a park bay horse with a scar on the hind leg. owner may reclaim by paying charges. Edwin Bruyn.
An eight year old pupil asked a teacher where the zenith lay and the reply described Tar spot in the heavens dry over one’s head. The exchange captures a moment of curious geometry and cosmic imagery.
The senior class at Dakota Wesleyan held forenoon graduation in the college chapel. Diplomas were presented to the normal graduates and Hazel Lathrop from the school of music. Degrees were awarded to John P. Hauser from Mexico, Rev. John Prince Jenkins of Sioux Falls, and four graduates from the commercial and shorthand departments. Each oration addressed simple living, monuments, reform, and nursing legacies with notes on Florence Nightingale. Ridgeing names include Alfred Lincoln Schafer, Carl Dougall Ruth, Edgar Kingsbury Ruth, and Marie Margaret White.
An advertisement touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a cure for constipation sick headache biliousness and more. The pills are claimed to never gripe or sicken and to provide early rising energy for children and adults. Bob Moore of Lafayette Inc states they provided relief where other pills caused sickness. Sold by L. O. Gale.
A Catholic Standard and Wes item records a scene where a French maid pleads that a dog named Jeetie Fido did not eat the bonbons. Mrs. Swellman concludes the bonbons are faulty and suggests giving them to the children.
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