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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
12
Local items report births and visits, store notices and ads, rail wrecks, theatre construction progress, family travels, and community events. Residents including Misses Storrs and Conklin, Mrs. Edson, and Mrs. Downey are noted with travel, chapel, and wedding planning.
The American Colonization Co. has acquired over two million acres of premier timber land in Cumberland Wisconsin near the Twin Cities Duluth and Superior. The tract, ideal for wheat corn oats and clover and suited to diversified farming, is being placed on the market for the first time with a ready market due to its strategic location. Readers are invited to note the advertisement and write for particulars.
Badger township board of supervisors will open sealed bids July 17 to contract cut and grade for a new bridge road between sections 3 and 32. About 420 yards of earth, work due by October 10, with bid bonds equal to one third of bid. Board may reject all bids. J Ernest Wilson, Clerk.
Red L. Tiffany announces candidacy for the Davison County Register of Deeds in South Dakota, subject to approval at the next Republican county convention. The statement signals the party backing for the bid.
R. Storer announces his candidacy for treasurer at the republican county convention. Known as a farmer and stockman, he has long supported Republican principles and is praised by supporters as qualified to fulfill the duties of the office.
Advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a nature derived tonic from American forest roots. It claims to purify blood and aid digestion by improving liver and stomach function, addressing indigestion biliousness and headaches. It warns against substitutes and touts no alcohol or habit forming drugs with plain English ingredient listing.
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