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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1892
Page
9
Ad copy promises relief for sluggish blood and uncertain appetite through De Wilts. LL. O. Galn Sarsaparilla, urging readers in a period tone to seek best results from the product.
Davison county independents met at the courthouse to elect thirteen delegates to the state convention at Redfield. John B. Davis of Badver township chaired the gathering. John Johnston served as secretary. Delegates listed include Johnson, WW Wilbern, ES ton, A Carlson, J J Davis, Jh M Gleason, M Why, John Gelvinn, R Go, W Smith, and W 15 Broadbent.
4 New Ap Mr. H. N. Bras of this city has been appointed chairman of the common schools for the educational exhibit for the World's Fair for South Dakota by Prof. J. W. Mauck. He must collect and arrange exhibits from 3,000 schools in the state, a task he is well fitted to handle. The note also lists several patent medicine advertisements interwoven with the obituary-like notice.
An advertorial touts Little Risers pills promising to make anyone bright. G salesman L. O. Gale, a local druggist, urges quick purchase by readers seeking swift intelligence boosts.
Terrific lightning struck crowded parish churches in Melias and Macientes during services on a June 14 Spanish storm. Ten died and twenty eight injured at Melias, five killed and ten injured at Macientes. Rescue and casualty details follow. A second note covers travel tickets rules, a remedy ads, and local incidents including a burglary in Cassville and hail in Doniphan, with medical ads from S. H. Scallin and L. O. Gale.
Thirteen deputy marshals return from追ing the Red Rock train robbers after 250 miles as horses fail. The thieves used relays and are now headed toward No Man's Land toward Colorado. Concurrently Nashville reports the capture of highwayman gang leader A. J. Greer by Deputy Sheriff Jackson and detention at Huntington. A floating body found in Mantquette harbor is identified as John Pallam, missing for three weeks. London notes US presidential race influence on fiscal policy, with Harrison renomination tepidly received. Rome reports a benzine explosion killing four and injuring five in a shop.
Mr Jobn Roth of this city suffered a severe sprain and bruises after an accident. A single 60 cent bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured him. The remedy is praised as unequaled for sprains and bruises and available through L O Gule.
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