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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
2
The audience applauded Mrs. Florence Gregory-Tiffany who closed the program with a worthy selection. She sang in fine voice with Miss Goodykoontz on piano while the newspaper staff praised Mitchell's notable musical talent.
The South Dakota Press Association closes its winter session in Mitchell with a banquet and dance at city hall. Officers elected Friday and resolutions praise Mitchell Club banks and locals for superb entertainment and hospitality. Editors praise lack of formality and Mitchell’s growth, vowing warm future ties.
The Mitchell gathering ended with a buffet luncheon and dance in the city hall auditorium Friday. Local press hosts hosted editors from Sioux Falls and others, with six reporters dancing and music by Nichols mando-up orchestra.
In the San Francisco Chronicle an item titled Uncle Sam's Strong Box discusses Glossal Holdings and related fiscal or political implications, outlining the state of government funds and corporate ties in a concise record.
The piece notes an immense treasury in Washington holding about 1,267,054,082 in gold and silver coin and bullion under single control. It warns about potential temptations by outsiders and reflects on the unprecedented concentration of precious metals.
Seallin Bros. advertise Hyomei as a guaranteed cure for catarrh with no cost if it fails. The complete outfit includes a pocket inhaler and bottle, priced at 1, with extra bottles for 50 cents if needed. They claim Hyomei kills germs in throat and nose and reaches air cells and blood.
Quincy Lee Morrow, secretary of the state Prohibition Party, spoke at the Baptist church in the morning and at city hall in the afternoon. He urged home protection for youths, criticized laws shielding games but not youth, and urged monthly meetings under different auspices led by Mrs. Wilson with Mrs. Hager urging ongoing talks.
The Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society plans a large South Dakota gathering in Huron from March 22 to 30. Leaders include Rev J. 8 Trimble and numerous visiting missionaries from Italy Africa Korea Japan China Philippines and India. The event aims to discuss evangelization, fellowship, and methods across fields with many high profile speakers and about 30 to 40 addresses.
The class of 1907 hosted a reception for the class of 1906 on Thursday evening at Mrs. John Dunlevy's Fifth Avenue East home. Attended by 35 seniors and 22 juniors, plus high school faculty, the event featured songs by Mary Windle, a recitation by Mrs. Hoff, decorated rooms in class colors, and refreshments of red white and blue ice cream and cake.
The ad urges early recognition of indigestion symptoms and recommends Miona as a restorer of the digestive system. It claims the product strengthens the stomach and nervous system and enables normal eating with no distress. Scallin Bros. guarantees a refund if the 50 cent box fails to cure.
International post bureau data place the United States at the top of global losses in postal affairs for 1903, with a deficit of 4.329 million dollars. Britain reports a net profit of 22 million, while Russia Germany and France each earn about 14 million.
Pierre Capital Journal reports on the first six months of the vital statistics bureau data. Sioux Falls leads divorces with many from out-of-state seeking relief for patrimonial troubles. Desertion and non support top the causes, with multiple judges handling cases across cities including Sioux Falls Aberdeen Yankton Rapid City Mitchell Pierre Deadwood and Watertown.
The South Dakota Bankers Association executive committee met at Redfield and set May 23 24 as the convention dates in Aberdeen with about 150 bankers expected. Organizers aim to secure a prominent Chicago banker as the keynote speaker.
The advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic vegetable tonic for women’s ailments. It highlights cures for female weakness displacements and painful periods, offers free medical advice by letter from Dr Pierce, and promotes the People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser book with prices for mail order. It quotes a testimonial from Mrs Boelker of Henderson Kentucky.
Resolutions from Firesteel Camp 317 M W of A mourn the death of Warren M Podge who died February 2 1906 in Hot Spring South Dakota. They praise his faithful membership and civic conduct, order the charter draped in mourning for thirty days, and authorize minutes copies and publication in the county press. Signed by Ole Kjelmyer K8S Christensen and Wm Soallin.
W E Tipton of Mitchell and W M Powers of Yankton visited Alexandria last Wednesday to view W S Hill's registered Red Polled cattle. They considered purchasing foundation stock for a state herd to be set up at the Redfield state farm connected with the home for the feeble minded. The Herald learns the officials were pleased and will recommend the purchase.
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