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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1903

Page

13

Rowley Tyler wedding guest list noted in Prosper report

Prosper March 24 report lists Mr. and Mrs. J. HKrton among guests invited to the Rowley Tyler wedding last week. The column covers local movements, school matters, farming, and social calls across Prosper and nearby towns.

Prosper J. Hkrton Rowley-Tyler Clara Schaub Pukwana Messrs Jones French Riggert Joseph Schaub Chamberlain Gilbert White Lake

Riverside Social Yields Prizes Despite Smaller Crowd

A Riverside basket social at O E Cassim's drew a smaller crowd after stormy weather. Miss Belle Waugh and Everett White won first prize, C M Knight claimed best original conundrum, receipts totaled 210.95, with local notes on measles and pneumonia in the DeMott family.

Jane Iowa Sioux Falls Kennedy

Local Notes From Mt. Vernon Daily Life Gatherings

Mt Vernon residents record visits to Mitchell Garner and Hendricks Minn. Measles illness hits several, while teachers and students plan spring vacations. Other items note church services in Mitchell and Yankton temple dedication attendees returning home with reports of an elegant time.

Mt. Vernon O. F. Browne Mitchell Steve Cathout Dakota University Harnest Shepherd Arthur Earl J. E. Brown Rev. Youngman M. E. Church M. E. Church of Our Town Katie Rushmore Jim Dougherty Marian Fitch Wsther Schneider Garner Iowa Ella

Loomis Town News: Post Office Opens and Trains Stop

The post office began business last week and trains now stop in Loomis. Smith Bros. opened a new stock of goods and report good business. Farms for rent exceed renters. Mae Lewis' school closed with exercises. A St Patrick's dance at Will Clark's drew a large attendance despite a dark night.

Loomis Smith Bros Mr. O'Mealey Mitchell Robert Clark Hagarman George Street Gates Place Tom Smith Place Alex Laurence O Mealey Mae Lewis Mae Perry Miss Lewis Will Clark St. Patrick’s

Emsley News in Brief Highlights Local Visits and Trades

Mrs. Fred Barnard hosted visitors from Emsley and nearby. Frank Livingston and companion with L. H. Annis traveled to J. Allman’s. Clarence Warfield visited Johnnie Angerson’s. Jim Tobin moved to his farm east of Mitchell. Lightning damaged Jud Annis’ house. Len and Jim Stevens sold hogs in Mitchell.

Clarence Warfield Johnnie Angerson S. Emsley Mitchell Jim Tobin Earl Jenks Art Teneyck Mt. Vernon G Markla A. A. Jenks A. A EF. E. Jenks E. E A. A. Teneyck Jud Annis Len Jim Stevens

Paine's Celery Compound touted as head pain remedy

An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound for headaches and nervous fatigue. It claims to strengthen the nervous system and cure dyspepsia and sleeplessness, citing Mrs. Henry Westrick of St. Clair, Michigan, who reports relief after long suffering.

Paine Henry Westrick St. Clair Mich

Real estate transfers listed with figures and parties

A long list shows numerous real estate transfers across town, naming buyers and sellers, sections and townships, with varied dollar amounts and parcels described by section, township, range, and right of way exclusions. Notable entries include McBride to De Braught, Pinegar to McDaniel, McCornack to Smith, and multiple transactions involving Mitchells, Davison, Mizener, and Eneboe among others, reflecting active property movement.

FE McBride DE Braught Peter J Pinegar D P McDaniel Fletcher A McCornack Malpuis E- Smith Astrader Wells Frederick Tietz Nellie Porter Seitz James J Hamiel Ceec HI Snow John H Creighton Nathan Noble Wm M Smith Israel Krochler Frederick EB Rector Cinccars Oslbie Sig Gelvin Hager J H Reed Ase Campbell As M Smith Mitchell U.ceccesses NL Davison Mitchells Cameron Barber D’a Mizener Jey Mitchell DA Mizener C E Tillett Mizener Cecil Bes Curtis F Wooley Frank & Ps Peas Area T J Spangler Burright J H Marks Ene Hinn, Jr Na’ S and SEY Mizenet Tor John Soest FM Greene Clark D Drake Henry Tion Pease John Eneboe Frank Meekins

Quick Birth Window for Presidents Cited in Excerpt

The piece notes that a memorable president is born in the first quarter and lists Washington Lincoln McKinley Jefferson and Jackson as examples born between January 27 and April 2. The source cites the New York Mail and Express.

Washington Lincoln McKinley Jefferson Jackson New York Mail and Express

Printer Surprised by Pain Balm Cure Claim

Henry TL Crook pressman of the Asheville Gazette reports a dramatic cure of rheumatism after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. He says after wet feet last winter he bought a bottle and two thirds used cured his pain. Sold by L. O. Gale druggist.

Chamberlain Henry TL. Crook The Asheville N. C Gazette Ll. O. Gale

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Ole Kyelmyr Merchant Talor MO. J. Mitchell CO. School of Garmest Cutting New York City Haverst Futchell So, Dak Jowneys BIGS S. W. Rowley N. Jensen Anteed May & Suchey Burchett’s Shoe Store Preston & Hannett LAW MitChell, S. D A. E. Hitchcock Mitchell,s. D R. G. Pottenger Clark's L. Eager Riverside Henry Shultz Lew Ellsworth Frank Livingston L. H. Annis J. Allman Miss Pearson Paine’s Diamond Dyes Burlington, Vt Real Estate Movement Davyison County Cari Sherwin-Williams L. O. Gale Ilor Sui Theiv Batiste Pete A. T. McG Vern & Sons Monia i King Gumptior Hle Lin Dru Frost York
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