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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1891
Page
8
The Dakota Farmer monthly at Huron South Dakota presents itself as a strong farm paper for farmers. It treats industry, giving remarks and encouragements to renew to their farms. Fathers are renewing to their farm and the motto should prevail.
A train southbound at 11 30 Wednesday carried numerous noted passengers including Gen. Geo A Silsby Capt A S Curtiss Mrs Curtiss Public Examiner Blanchard Mrs E F Robinson of Mitchell A S Stover W H Cross Truman Pattee of Kimball Judge and Mrs Kellam J M Greene D W Spalding of Chamberlain Mr and Mrs C M Runkle C S Deering Plankinton Col S H Jumper Maj D W Diggs Judge Ackley Post Commander Campbell S E Culbertson Aberdeen Maj and Mrs Thos A Bones Editor J C Adams E Bock and Mr Goodwin Webster A W Davis Ethan There were several W R R C members aboard whose names were not obtained.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bras a daughter on Tuesday March 24. Abe Reitzel's son born March 21 Beulah township. Knights Templar attend Easter service in uniform at Episcopal church. Dr I Windle moves to Cook block. Seed corn for sale and various local notices including yard sales and town happenings. Dalison county farm activity and remarks on legislation and population outlook in Southeastern Dakota.
A union temperance gathering of all Protestant churches filled the Davison County courthouse to discuss enforcing the prohibition law. Speakers including Rev N S Bradley, States Attorney Hitchcock, and local leaders urged strict enforcement, arguing non enforcement risks resubmission sentiment and that saloon violators should face the same penalties as others.
The funeral of Genevieve Gormley five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Gormley was held this forenoon at Holy Family Church. High Mass De Angelis sung by Very Rev Dean Sheehan. Sisters school children and Christian doctrine class attended in body. Pallbearers named Bell Katy Koch Lizzie McNamara Lucy Roth Katie Rogan Mary Fletcher. Remains interred in Catholic cemetery. Keierson Bros advertise farm implements and services. They offer paper bundle deal THE CAPITAL and Dakota Farmer for 1 year at 1.90 limited time.
Tom Thursday's widow Mrs E A Gilbert died of heart failure after influenza. Funeral planned for Monday at her late residence, then to Virginia. Mrs C W Adams died at 3:30 pm after influenza, inflammatory rheumatism and stomach complications. Funeral at 10:30 am tomorrow at the residence, then to Elkader for interment.
Holy Week services fill the Catholic Church with the Solemn Office of Tenebrae at 7 30 pm and Maundy Thursday Mass at 9 30 am led by Father Sheehan and Father Schir. Candlesticks, chants, and a solemn procession to the Repository Altar marked the observances as bells remain silent through Holy Saturday. The New York Sun carries James Henderson Kyle’s mixed views on trusts and government action, labeling him an Indecrat with Socialist leanings.
An 19th century ad style text explains scrofula as a hereditary blood disease and claims mercury and potash dry sores and trap poison, while a remedy named 8.8. S. supposedly drives poison out through the skin pores.
Mrs. T. L. Mathers of Matherville Mississippi reports her son’s scarlet scaled face disease cured after using S. S. 8 for a year. She notes the boy has shown no symptoms for three years. Book on blood and skin diseases free from The Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga.
Proceedings of the adjourned Davison County Board of Commissioners held March 24 1891 with H B Anderson J B Davis John Carlson L W Lewis and John Cook present. Committees appointed to audit seed grain applications and manage distribution and warrants on the county fund. Minutes approved and adjourned sine die. Also listed are uncalled letters at Mitchell Post Office and Chicago News Almanac advertised for sale. University term ended with students going home for vacation.
Rosa Kelly of Rockwell City Iowa recounts a five year battle with dreadful psoriasis that covered her face head and body. After trying numerous doctors she used Cuticura Resolvent and other Cuticura products and claims her condition greatly improved and hair was restored.
The advertisement promotes Cuticura products including Resolvent for cleansing the blood and Purifier, Cuticura Soap as a skin beautifier, and claims to have cured thousands of cases of skin diseases and hair loss. Prices listed: 50c for Cuticura, 26c for Soap, $1 for Resolvent. Prepared by Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation, Boston. Send for a 64 page guide with illustrations and testimonials.
Dr BARDR M D homeopathic physician and surgeon offers special attention to diseases of women and children. Office in Rowley's Hardware building.
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