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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
10
C W Gillis reports rapid improvement from inflammatory rheumatism after several Hot Air treatments at Dr Bowers to avoid a trip to Hot Springs. He calls the method unbeatable and urges others with rheumatism to try the treatments.
The ad claims that health strength peace and pleasure are achieved by a product or method praised by thousands of testimonials. It presents a bold promise of positive effects and widespread gratitude from users.
Mrs S Newson of Decatur Alabama writes she suffered ten years from indigestion and bowel trouble and nearly faced death. After trying various doctors and remedies she used Electric Bitters and improved at once, claiming full recovery. The text promotes Electric Bitters as the only medicine for liver and bowel troubles, sold by Scallin Co. druggists.
Popular excursion to Duluth via the C P M O Ry Friday June 19 1903 with round trip five dollars. Special train leaves Mitchell at 430 am arrives Duluth 430 pm return 1130 pm Sunday June 21. Citizens of Duluth and West Superior host visitors with lake steamers and entertainment at nominal charge. For information contact C B Wilt agent.
Experienced plasterer and cement worker offers reliable service with a 17 year track record. Locally based and guarantees first class workmanship. Can provide references on request.
National Guard unit Co D Second Regiment returns home Tuesday morning from Watertown after a weeklong camp with Major Coursey Assistant Quartermaster Ruh Captain Briggs and Lieutenants Williams and Seaman accompanying. Company I Armour joins crowd along Milwaukee depot greeting the troops. Privates Vickers and musician Rathbun noted for ankle injury and brief hospital stay respectively.
Lord Bauff, a leading Short-horn sire owned by Geo. E. Ward, cost 5100 dollars and is hailed as one of America's top three sires. Ward’s herd, described as among the best, will be dispersed at public auction on June 25 and 26 in LeMars Iowa with several local stockmen attending.
A mixed page item discusses a tragic wedding ring story from Lives of the Lindsays, then contrasts irritation with pain in medical observations, and ends with a note on forest trees of Europe and North America detailing species counts and spread. The piece references Col in Lindsay and Mauritia of Nassau, plus European trees like Judas tree and chestnut.
The narrative describes a West Indian man who using a bulb from a “soap ties” tree can create lather for shaving without soap. He uses a coconut shell or broken glass as a razor and a chewstick twig to brush teeth, claiming it beats a camel hair brush and dentifrice.
An examination at the agricultural college prompts the sharp Altenburg lad to answer the best time to sow barley as “three days before a gentle rain.” The exchange is recorded as a humorous German remark with rural flavor.
At a Wednesday board meeting the University selects most of the 1903 faculty under President Graham. Names include L. A. Stout, T. F. Graham, J. L. Lardner, Myrtle Lee, Anna Wisner, Florence Starr, Gertrude Chappell, Alice Moshier, Mamie Ogin, and M. H. Markle. Three positions remain open as officials plan future hires.
A 70 person alumni gathering at their alma mater featured a welcome address by Miss Sara Scallin and a toast by Mr. Clarence Hardy. The evening included games, musical fare, poems, dialects, and humor centering on heroes and everyday topics. Health notes praised Dr. Pierce remedies for digestion and stomach ailments.
A Boston Post discussion notes a change in lending stance toward Burroughs. The speaker admits previous gifts disguised as loans and resolves to stop lending, marking a shift in financial help toward Burroughs.
Bids will be received at the county auditor's office up to June 30, 1903, for out-buildings on courthouse grounds. Bids must state which building is desired. Terms cash. Board may reject any or all bids. OG. D. Stearns, County Auditor.
Notice announces bids to grade downhill between sections 5 and 6 in Rome township. Bids must be received by June 30, 1903 at the county auditor's office. Specifications on file. bids may be rejected in whole or part. VA D Stearns, County Auditor.
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