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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
9
A garbled OCR text reflects a discussion around the supreme court, public notices, and procedural steps. It mentions the CTS, AEC, and Huw in the vheg, with references to filing, preferences, and possible appeals. The exact facts are unclear due to corrupted text.
A summarized Victorian era report notes Governor Steer faces opposition over reappointing trustees to the board of charities. Critics argue past governance was not best and question party influence, while supporters claim honesty and improvement under the current administration.
Mrs. Anne S. Loffawold aged 80 yrs and six months died February 15 at her daughter E. Thompson's home in Plano. Born in Christiania Norway July 1820 she came to the United States in 1880 after her husband's death and lived in Iowa and South Dakota. She mothered eleven children, five of whom died in infancy. Funeral at her daughter's home Sunday September conducted by Rev. R. N. Kratz with interment at Farwell Cemetery. Her family thanks those who aided during illness and at the funeral.
Mrs. Chase Applegate of Alexandria Indiana recounts severe consumption with night coughs and blood spit. After three 100 dollar bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery she was cured and gained 58 pounds. The medicine cures coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. Trial bottles free at St Serlin’s drug store.
Grand Master Workman Smith attended a large Workmen gathering with a fine literary and musical program including several recitations songs and a quartette. The evening featured an illustrated lecture on lodge benefits and home protection followed by dancing and hearty hospitality.
A Lancaster New Hampshire man reports chronic indigestion and nervous debility improved by Electric Bitters. His wife also credits them for female troubles and lasting health, endorsing the remedy as a grand tonic and invigoration. The testimonial appears in a local druggist advertisement.
Brown will sell at public auction on his farm in Plano township Hanson county. On Thursday March 7 the sale lists 11 horses nine standard bred 42 cattle a large amount of farm machinery wagons buggies harness and other items. Free lunch at noon. All sums 10 or under cash over that amount time with approved security until November 1 101 at 10 percent interest. Seven percent discount for cash on all sums over 10. Pit er auctioneer.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for constipation bilious issues and stomach trouble. It promises to cleanse the system improve breath ease headaches and support liver kidneys and bowels. Sold by Gary We at S H Seallin drug store.
Mt Vernon reports arrivals and moves of families with farm equipment to Chantry and Melrose areas, Hodge to Iowa lookover. Miss Annie Haynes from Mitchell. school entertainments for Washington birthday with George Washington and Lincoln depictions. local weather notes and multiple social events. Bethel entertainment postponed. Broad regional chatter includes Blenden and Victor notes on dances, theater acts, and local habits.
Plano reports Elsie Jackson visiting town A J Gilberts sale attracts crowd S P Jewett ships a building from Mt Vernon to Mitchell Wim Pattison and Lee Jewett sell herd of steers delivered at Bard James Comptell ships hogs to Artesian J C Rearick set to wed March 4 Free lunch invited at inauguration Ferris buys Shannon Phillips butcher shop Clif Rearick buys Tommy Watson restaurant Weddings surge with many more expected J Stemler buys horse at Alfred Larson’s sale eventful week in Letcher area
Grippe runs through Flensburg with no serious cases. Geo Palmer hauls lumber for a new barn. Ww Keehn hires Paul Blasig to build his new residence. Gottlieb Moege dies at 72 in Berlin township. Fred Neugebaur and Bertha Moescher wed. Fred Bariad moving near Mt. Vernon March first. Mrs. Ben Palmer visits Wisconsin with Jesse Vining. Farewell visit for Fred Bariad and wife as they prepare to move.
The article outlines a renewed educational law granting first grade certificates renewal and proposes wage raises for teachers to raise standards. It also lists a district institute program for Mitchell High School on March 2 with recitations, civics lessons, arithmetic, and teaching methods. The county superintendent will publish pupil promotion certificates based on teacher monthly reports.
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