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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1902
Page
8
New spring and summer goods arrive at best eastern markets with finest art designs in piece goods and ready made apparel. Stocks are largest ever shown and prices are low. An exceptionally fine line of silk skirts and tailor made suits featuring pin tucks and Eton styles for men women and children arrive daily, with more lines than ever to view.
A local dealer announces a large shipment of John Deere plows and Sattley line goods plus John Deere buggies. He claims unmatched quality and finishes, promising best prices and urging customers to view items before buying.
Ethan reports long term growth with new lumber supply and planned building. Local merchants urge broad product lines to match larger towns. Rail and mine accidents draw concern despite spring optimism. Names like Phil Tobin and Etta Ottman appear amid community updates.
A Riverside community ledger reports post routing changes for letter carriers, social visits among Bates Ong and Wallis families, birthdays and gifts for Mrs Ong and Miss Mae, church and Sunday school activities, sales and farm events, travel to Yankton and Mitchell, and forthcoming entertainments at Bethel church. Local families hosting and hosting plans fill a brisk sequence of greetings, sickness updates, and civic notices.
Riverside records a sequence of social calls and movements including Mrs. J R White and daughter visiting Henry Schultz, Dick Walkis returning from Brookings agricultural college, Henry Lambert helping his son Charlie move to Plano, Maude Schultz visiting Maude Sholes, Jessie Wallis’s illness, Mary Curtis visiting Herman Schultz, Willie Williamson visiting Mr. Oleson, and Mr. Marks arriving from Wisconsin with immigrant goods planning to settle on the Patterson place. School No 4 in Hanson township will close March 28 and the teacher and four pupils will move away, a sad goodbye to neighbors.
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