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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1895
Page
7
Rev. Bradley discussed socialism in a new light at the Congregational church, arguing it means respecting others rights and not enforcing property division, citing authorities and supporting public schools, post and telegraph systems as beneficial models. Next Sunday Mrs. Bradley will continue the discourse.
Resolutions from Chanka Lodge No 21 1 C C F convey condolences to James T. Smith after the death of his wife. Members express sympathy to Smith and his motherless children, pledge support, and request copies be filed and published. Signed by Hollands Warne and Twarphide.
Delightful Mother Goose reception at Mr and Mrs Scallin home featured Miss Minnin Harker in costume and a varied program of music with Prof J Twilley Alice Doty Nora Harker and others performing songs duets and solos. Souvenirs and pen works were shared and Epworth League raised funds for their treasury. A university high school relay race drew a large crowd on Main and Douglas streets. Also noted are community updates on Kanouse family and library improvements and Kay Smith’s arrival.
Dora Noble, a former student, called and joined the dinner crowd as the school must lose Mr. Dodd. He leaves for New Mexico to work in a printing office. The reading room’s newspaper and magazine feature has improved. Several monthlies and five dailies plus local weeklies are due. New additions include The Living Church and The Church at Work, both Protestant Episcopal.
The Gheen home on East Sixth Street hosted Mr and Mrs J A Gheen and friends including Mrs Dy Thayer of Highmore. Guests enjoyed progressive cinch and a luncheon. prizes awarded to Mr C W Downey and Mrs J O Walrath, with booby prizes to Herbert Sitchcock and Mrs Win M Smith.
The Sioux Falls diocese counselors met in private to select Bishop Marty's successor. Three candidates were chosen in order of preference and will be reviewed again by St Paul province bishops in St Cloud on March 12. Final papal selection will follow if endorsed.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs for digestive relief and feverish symptoms, claiming it cleanses the liver and bowels, eases constipation, and cures colds. It is said to be pleasant tasting and sold by druggists in bottles, with assurances of prompt cures and substitutions not advised.
The article notes Pettigrew met a 35000 debt with a Cincinnati bank and later, after a transaction with Ta, handled a 5000 note. It asserts Pettigrew’s lack of connection to Taylor’s alleged defalcation. It also covers a Pettigrew note, a bank telegram, and confirms no grounds for Taylor involvement.
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