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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
5
Funeral services were held for Ruth Clark aged two at her family home with H McCormick in charge and M R Tournier providing music. Altar flowers and many mourners attended. Also noted were weddings, other deaths, church lectures, town improvements, and plans for revival meetings opening March 15 and lasting a month.
Sunday services drew unusually large crowds as Rev. W. M. Mahon preached on the divinity of Christ and Mr. Nair addressed poverty and religion. The talks challenged ideas of wealth and heaven, tracing poverty to various causes and praising Christian equality and manhood. Prof. Lindsay's choir provided fine music at both services.
In Rome Baron Vincenzo Paterno, the lieutenant who killed Princess Giula Trigana di Saint Elia, told the public prosecutor I loved that woman and she refused to belong to me. He denied killing her for revenge or money and spoke during a lengthy interrogation while his condition improved.
The Supreme Court ruled West Virginia must pay Virginia 7,182,000 dollars in the ongoing state debt dispute. Drugstore advertising notes Dr. Cox's Barbed Wire Liniment offered in 25, 60, and 100 cent bottles with guaranteed results or money back.
Miss Hattie Helgerland wed Gilbert Johnson in Westrinity church with 170 guests and a reception at the bride’s home. The page includes multiple social notices, visits, illnesses, and moves among Letcher residents and nearby towns, with notes on travel, entertainments, and a new electric plant now lighting Main Street.
John Samuels returned from Mexico. Deputy Qwens was in town. Peter Welfring and daughter Edna left for a new home west of the river. Fred Hartwig will work for Fullerton Lumber Co in Ethan and friends regret his departure. Mr and Mrs R E Thomas returned from the east. Harry Dixon visited from Mitchell. H L Bras of Everett Washington visited Betts family and sold land southeast of town. Many relocations occurred this week with farms bought and moved into new homes. John Breer sold his farm and moved stock to Wyoming. J B Dickson headed to North Dakota. Mae Rongatreth visited her Iowa brother.
Brazil will teach agriculture across multiple states aligned with an apprenticeship trade school plan. The program aims to expand practical farming instruction and workforce development nationwide.
Local advertisers tout Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy to cure catarrh a supposed constitutional disease. The ad claims it is not a quack medicine and cites a physician prescription with testimonials available on request.
A near quorum met Monday as Mayor Hitchcock opened the session. H. C. Preston urged keeping the Graceland cemetery roadway on Wisconsin street attractive, opposing deep cuts or over-wide grading. Engineer Nelson to draft a new profile. bids held for later action.
Senator Cone notes the fiftieth anniversary of the Dakota territory creation under President Buchanan. He urges observance but time constraints prevent formal events. A senate record captures his remarks praising territorial growth across what is now South Dakota North Dakota Montana and Wyoming.
Rochester Minnesota news reports death of Dr William W Mayo aged 91 father of renowned surgeons W J Mayo and C H Mayo He had lived in the city since 1864 after moving from Indiana and England birth date May 31 Nearing his 92nd birthday he and his wife celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at their daughter's home in Rochester Olmstead County's oldest married couple died after a year of declining health.
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