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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1904
Page
12
Mrs P T D Wissell attends Sheriff Kintigh funeral in Mitchell. Union of local families includes weddings, school changes, construction adds, and civic club plans for city beautification. Bishop Hare health setback prompts rest. Red Men initiation plans near April 5. weather shifts spark cleanup drive. theater reviews and business visits accompany regional happenings.
Mrs. Margaret Stingle of Owings Mills Maryland reports nine years of severe indigestion ending with a dramatic recovery after using Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Description. She says she took twenty five bottles and followed medical guidance gaining lasting improvement and renewed purpose.
Young people from Wessington Springs will compete for a grand gold medal at the local hall Thursday evening March 31. The following night April 1 the winner will travel to Mitchell for a second contest at the Congregational church. Admission 25 cents, students 10 cents.
County commissioners of Davison county South Dakota will meet in special session at 10:30 a.m. on March 29 1904 to appoint a sheriff to fill the vacancy caused by the death of I J Kintigh. Dated March 22 1904 QC D Stearns County Auditor.
Public auction scheduled for Monday March 28 at 12 30 p m in Mitchell township northwest quarter of section 18. Items listed include 8 horses 9 cows and heifers 5 head of hogs 7 dozen Plymouth Rock chickens a Wavon cultivator and tools 10 bushels barley 50 speltz 220 shelled corn 1 ton hay and household goods. Terms cash up to 10 dollars otherwise credit until November 1 1904 at 10 percent interest with 3 percent cash discount on sums over 10 dollars. Col J S Serveson Son and T White proprietors auctioneers.
The Mitchell post office ends the week with uncalled letters for A G Adams Mrs Eugene Benard Mrs T Brazel Mr W J Cooke Mrs Anna Eaton M P Flattery Jno P Frick Mr Kent Mallory Putney Mrs C J Skinner Dr Hobart M Wight Mr Alex E Wright Inc. If not called in two weeks they go to the dead letter office. H L Bras P M
South Dakota's Brookings Experiment Station outlines formalin based seed treatment to prevent wheat oats and barley smut. It notes failures from careless application and that corn smut cannot be controlled by seed treatment. Three methods sprinking soaking and machine use are described with handling and storage tips.
L. O. Gale endorses Man-Ear-Vine Tablets as a remedy for nervous and general debility. The ad asserts they restore vitality boost energy and uplift mood, promising renewed life and ambition.
A statewide meeting of the South Dakota State League of Republican Clubs is called for May 4, 1904, in Sioux Falls at 10 a.m. The convention will elect state officers for two years and choose fourteen delegates plus fourteen alternates to the National Republican League's fourteenth convention in Indianapolis. Delegates are allotted at one per fifty members or fraction thereof per club. A nationally prominent speaker will address the gathering. Wm. N. Stanley, Secretary. W. G. Porter, President.
Cattle for sale including cows, heifers, and one or two year old steers offered on time. Inquiries may be directed to Dan McDermaid at the First National Bank.
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