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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1890
Page
5
Local ads promote Northern Nurseries next week for liniment and Sarsaparilla by L. O. Gale. Notices include new postmaster John W. Bette at Mitchell and plans for seed sales, garden seeds, and plant supplies. AlsoTownship Sunday school in Prosper with John Parker, and numerous farm items like seed corn shipments from Elgin, Nebraska.
Married man sought for nursery and board duties. Home furnished on grounds. Address J Porterfield. Advertisement promotes Dr J L H Mclean’s Little Liver and Kidney Willets with evening consumption claims and bowel movement effects. Sold by J O Gale.
Four year old horse and harness advertised for sale at Kearney's Blacksmith shop on First street. Northern Nurseries offers discounted trees and seeds.
A Greenville Alabama druggist notes many women have used Mother's Friend and deem it worth the price. He urges expectant mothers to obtain details from Bradfield Reg. Co. in Atlanta, soliciting inquiries via S. U. Seallin.
Mitchell residents discuss liquor law that restricts druggists. Frank Hammer and L. O. Gale defend legitimate business needs while Dr. Rh C Warne expects no permit. I A Gilbert plans indicate most will apply. no clear nationwide action.
The passage touts Dr J Jr Mc Trean's Volcanic Oil Liniment as highly reputable and widely known. It notes the remedy is sold by J O Gale.
The county commissioners held a special meeting and decided unanimously to issue warrants for the purchase of seed grain. About twenty five applications were approved, with most grants asked for allowed. Commissioner McCormick noted the high merit of applicants and stressed proper planting and careful tending of every bushel funded. A further meeting will review any new applications filed by tomorrow.
We offer bran shorts ground feed corn and oats by the ton at car load rates A large stock of flour at low prices Try Paragon flour at 1 per sack Ring us your wheat for top prices Seed grain and garden seeds cheap for cash Rice and Son
Testimonies from W D Sult and Abraham Hare claim Electric Bitters cures rheumatism and other ailments with relie f in every case. Druggists across Ohio and Indiana praise the remedies for liver kidney and blood diseases. Sarsaparilla is advertised as restoring youth and strength with regular use, sold by L O Gale and Scallin's drug store at a half dollar per bottle.
The county commissioners reported fifty seed grain applications filed with most fully supported. Warrants totaling 35 000 were issued to Thompson Brothers and Monmouth Mills for wheat oats flax and barley on hand. A poor farm site study covered thirty five farms with no final choice, likely decided next Saturday. last seed applications will be considered then and farmers urged to file by that date.
The Friday missionary concert at the Presbyterian church drew every available seat, with many standing. Performers included Margie Walters Grace Thompson Loren Webber George Marlatt Earl Pence and Mabel Silsby. Proceeds from ticket sales and jug breaking neared $30 to fund tuition for an Indian girl.
A county woman, Mrs Luther Lutz, allegedly endured seven years of illness before a single bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery for consumption brought rapid relief. The ad claims a miraculous cure after a three month cough and sleepless nights, promoting free trials from W. C. Hamrick & Co. of Shelby, North Carolina.
An old billiousness remedy claims to act on the liver stomach and bowels via nerves. It boasts a new principle and quick cures for indigestion bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation. Suitable for all ages. Forty doses for 25 cents samples free at Gale's drugstore. Also promoted are Mclean's Liver and Kidney Pills for distress after eating heartburn and headaches sold by Gale.
A local bank robbery case advances with defense accusing cashier Poe Reynolds of overcharging bank debtors and personally appropriating excess funds. Neighbors recall Reynolds as a trusted figure amid the dispute and ongoing dispatches.
Saturday evening Burdett Duncan gave a party for forty friends. The gathering was particularly jolly with games, songs, refreshments, and merriment. The event filled the evening up to midnight with lively entertainment.
Miss Isilda Hamilton entertained twenty five friends at her home on First Street for a pleasant evening. Banjo and piano provided music while guests enjoyed songs, conversation, and sumptuous refreshments that extended into the night.
Davison county farmer and ix commissioner John Cook says moisture in the ground is at a four year high for this period and wells have more water after a mild winter. He adds there is abundant grounds for optimism about the crop outlook this year.
The 4 30 Tuesday morning passenger train carried fifteen travelers bound for different points in the state. Some had wintered east and now head home to farms while others plan prospecting trips to secure lands and settle. Among them are A. L. Beaver and J. Griggs of Manly Iowa who stopped in Mitchell. The spring tide of immigration has begun and may grow with coordinated effort.
Farmers anticipate a strong next year based on moist soil and normal spring rainfall. Reports note last spring’s extreme drought in the region and suggest that current conditions reduce risk of a repeat. Despite past discouragements, growers plan larger fields and expect a sizable harvest with adequate seed supplies.
Buckien's Amica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions with a guarantee of satisfaction or refund priced at 26 cents per box sold by 3 H sall ta. Dr J J McJuean's Sarsaparila promises to revive energy for those feeling tired and unable to work sold by 1.0. Gale.
A patient with cancer in the foot had toes and part of the foot removed despite prescribed treatment. Swift's Specific cured her three years ago with no recurrence since, and the speaker praises it as an excellent blood-disease remedy. The account is dated from Mutherville.
Sunday sermon on Isaiah 32 2 by Rev W d Winegar argues Christ alone satisfies human needs. He offered a hiding place from wind and tempest and rivers of water in a dry land, meeting every craving for spiritual refuge and eternal reward.
Reverend W. J. Hubbard preached morning and evening at the Congregational church while Rev. George A. Mackintosh led both services. Rev. Mo Tang of Aberdeen failed to arrive for revival at the Presbyterian church as scheduled. Rev. Mediane will begin meetings on Wednesday.
Devgvi is everywhere as Restorative Nervine sales astonish, promising relief for headache nervousness sleeplessness and more. Taylor Bros Ambery Murphy Woodworth Co and others report rapid sales and patient satisfaction while Gale druggist offers free trial bottles and a guaranteed remedy. Dr J H McLean's Sarsaparilla is promoted for tone vigor and vitality as a general tonic.
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