Spring Millinery at Champeny's Store
Spring has come and Co. C Champeny's invites ladies to view a fine line of millinery for the season in warm weather.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1891
Page
12
Spring has come and Co. C Champeny's invites ladies to view a fine line of millinery for the season in warm weather.
Local shop Champeny's advertises unbeatable prices on footwear. Baby shoes priced from 0 to 25 cents with emphasis on low cost options. Includes a bold call to visit Champeny's for bargains.
Not a Ghostnut Weekly Sale presents a season end clearance with 250 pairs silk gloves and mitts 467 vests for ladies and children 785 pairs hose for ladies and men 125 items men’s sex. Shoppers may save 25 to 30 percent by viewing the goods and are not pressed to buy if cheaper options exist elsewhere. Life is short so attend the sale to save money.
The Protonian Society at the University will render a program on Saturday evening May 2 at 8 o clock featuring music chaplain exercises an oration by Miss Spink a vision by W A Barber paraphrase by Miss Carlson music by a quartette an apostrophe by H G Utley an original poem by Miss Platts recitation by Mr Graves a duet description by Miss Newman a paper by Miss Dunlap a query box by K A Myers a letter by W S Gray and a dialogue. The article notes widespread city labor activity carpenters plasterers painters and others busy with repairs and street work and mentions J Palmer selling stock of sows with pig.
The General Land Office allows commutation timber culture proofs on final proof blanks and permits filings under timber culture and preemption laws with pre-1891 equities. preemption must show settlement before March 3, 1891 and be filed within ninety days. Election of officers at Good Templars’ Lodge results listed. installation planned for next Tuesday. Also notices on health tonics, farming activity, lawn observations, and Y M C A lecture at Presbyterian church by Rev. N S Bradley on Things that keep men down.
A northwest wind fueled a prairie fire across Lisbon and Prosper townships, burning a vacant Clark property and damaging groves owned by John E. Green and A. Moyer. Neighbors battled flames near Paul Page and Moyers’ farms, with one rescuer suffocating from smoke and a horse burned in the effort.
Rev W H Jordan spoke at the Ep worth League in the Methodist church drawing a large audience. The Sioux Falls preacher traced Napoleon battles and influence, while the association session debated Indian policy and systematic giving.
Mitchell league hosts a ministerial session with remarks by Derby Burnside and essays on the Epworth League motto Took Up Lift Up. Rev I A Sparks and Rev C B Clark address youth work and church leadership as the afternoon debates discuss Romanism and gender roles in conference work.
The State of South Dakota sends greeting to Annie E. Bresee now Annie E. Cole defendant. You are summoned to answer the complaint filed April 20 1891 in the Davison County Circuit Court Mitchell SD. Serve a copy of your answer within 30 days after service at attorney A W Wilmarth Huron SD.
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