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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
3
Whittall’s promotes American rugs and other makes including Axminsters Velvets and tapestries. It highlights a spring 1913 purchase of many rugs in several styles with prices from 4.90 to 57.00 and invites customers to view large lines for guidance and purchase.
Mr and Mrs Chas Myers welcome a baby son. Miss Anna Scott shows improvement after illness. Karl Gassman leaves for Freeport IL to claim a small legacy. Mrs Chas Melcury remains bedbound. Dudley No Kom entertains at the Gate with clever tricks and audience appeal. Corn Palace committee meets with Charles M Marsh of Chicago about next year bookings.
Mitchell farmer N Schneider testifies Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved back pain night rest and kidney trouble. He reports better appetite sleep and freedom from former ailments after using the pills. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
Henry Padden, son of Mr and Mrs Willard B Padden, was swept into a whirlpool on the Little Missouri river while riding ice cakes with companions. Efforts to reach him failed as the stream proved treacherous and flooded. His body had not yet been recovered. A brother downstream narrowly survived the current.
A Gladwin Michigan man details twelve years of skin trouble and $400 in doctor bills, claiming Duckien's Arnica Salve cured him. The ad promises relief for burns bruises and skin diseases and sells for 25 cents from Diehl & Brown.
Easter day activities drew a large congregation with Rev Henry speaking on immorality and righteousness, a forty member welcome, and a children’s program evening. The Senior Christian sender society held a productive meeting and the youth program impressed attendees. Tonight the executive committee will meet in the church parlors. Separate political remarks followed about land office issues and the third party movement in South Dakota with Thorson noting Wilson policy may end the movement.
Canton South Carolina resident Thomas Thorson said he never sought the U S Senate and his name was used to muddle progressives in South Dakota. He praised the election of Thomas Sterling and warned Burke and Martin to line up if they want future House seats.
Andrew Schomer aged 28 years 6 months 7 days died at his mother's home after three years of illness with pernicious anemia. Born in Alexandria he moved to Mitchell in 1901 and earned a Brown Business College diploma before working as a bookkeeper at Mitchell Trust Co and other firms. Survived by his mother two brothers a sister and several distant relatives, with funeral rites held in Alexandria and burial beside his father and elder brother. The article also notes the closely contested race for Mitchell postmaster with three Democratic candidates.
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