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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1903
Page
16
Good Work and Fit Guaranteed is advertised at Burkbart's Shoe Store with a bold headline and promise of quality service. The notice highlights merchandise and customer assurances, suggesting a store promo or masthead blurb from a local newspaper page.
Sold farm items for sale or exchange including horse buggies plows and tools. Mitchell Iron Works to start repairs and pump cylinders. sale on time terms, orders via H J Snow. Chamberlain tablets free sample from L 9 Gale. Davison County advertises $10,000 to loan at 4 5 percent for permanent school fund. Turner partnership at Mitchell listed J E Turner and W E Turner. Ophthalmic research in Egypt funded by Sir Ernest Cassel $200000 to train native doctors.
An eastern paper argues the long feared coal shortage was exaggerated or even created to punish public sympathy for miners. It notes vast stockpiles in storage, three-quarter day shifts in Schuylkill collieries, and blame aimed at operators and speculators for fuel distress.
Statewide Masonic members gather for the dedication of the new Masonic Temple in Yankton this week, with ceremonies running Monday through Friday. Other items: circuit court to convene March 24 in Huron under Judge C S Whiting, Geddes plans a lodge hall funded by about 6000 dollars, Fort Pierre hosts cattle roundup starting April 7 with Rapid City and reservation events afterward, J H J Black to publish a state labor union newspaper, Elk Point reports Missouri River flood danger minimal, Lena Weird declared insane and to Yankton asylum after a 42 day fast, Keystone miner Frank McGonigal killed in Lucky Boy mine cave-in with others injured.
Claims Paine's Celery Compound cures rheumatism neuralgia and related pain. Cites testimonials including Mrs Margaret Bethel of Brainerd Minnesota who describes thirty years of agony and life improvement after using the product. States she was bedfast with severe head neck and back pain and now works harder and enjoys life again.
Mrs Rebecca Birks of Doncaster England, aged 104, has lost a daughter aged 74 to heart disease. The notice mentions DeWitts Little Early Risers as a remedy, touting them as a cleansing, non griping tonic. L. O. Gale.
Government ad invites applications from farm laborers in northern Italy willing to move to vine and fruit districts of western provinces. Also notes rising unrest and urges reliable remedy for overwork and nervous tension with Electric Bitters sold by S. H. Scallin. Farm for rent near Mitchell offered by N. L. Davison.
The city of Mitchell prepares to welcome President Theodore Roosevelt for a second time on April 6. He will enter from St Paul and Minneapolis, stop in Sioux Falls and Yankton, reach Mitchell at 2 p.m., then proceed to Aberdeen before a day in North Dakota and a quick dash to Montana. The community aims for a grand reception honoring the national leader.
Supt Collins Trainmaster Mason and Head Carpenter Fosburg arrived on the way freight from the east to inspect depots on the I and D division. Mitch ell station may see moves freight depot widened and spur extended to ice house. Old freight house lengthened by 36 feet and passenger depot sees brick walks replacing wooden platforms. A new depot possibly on the horizon remains uncertain.
On March 17 24 31 and April 7 14 1903 a rate of 14 from Chicago and Milwaukee to all points in South Dakota on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway. The low rate aims to attract settlers. Send names and addresses of interested parties to the undersigned for complete information and free mailed details. F A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Ry. Yorrent For one third of crop a fine farm 290 acres under cultivation north of Riverside Hanson county inquire at this office
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