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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1902
Page
2
Weather expert Prof. Wicks predicts a May of unsettled skies with frequent storms from the 3rd to the 12th and 21st to 28th. The Vulcan period brings daily storm cycles, hail in many locales, and a cool change with frosts possible toward mid to late May and into June.
The week ending April 24 1902 uncalled letters at Mitch ell post office include Homer Andshoter Llee Bergen J J Bliss Fay Groyd Calhoun I Cleveland G E Colby Mrs J A Cunningham Miss Lydia Dean G S Dickson B Rh Domsch Miss Mary Fahim Ed Hayden Bert Johnson FE J Kelly J H Kelsey W I Krebs Miss Dora Krumpeide Frank Lane Will Lukins W E Lupton Fred Miller J G B Morgan Frank Murphy Mrs J A Tass Miss Kitte Vermillion John Wicks Miss Grace Foreign Ducham F J When calling please say advertised If not claimed in two weeks they will go to the dead letter office Tl C Clark P M
A revolving tubular rock drilling machine with jetting tools and a six horsepower gas engine mounted. Machine list price 1600 dollars and engine 500 dollars. both new last tune. Total price 1000 dollars with security approval. S. Webber.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as easier to take pleasant in effect and effective to cleanse the stomach regulate the liver and bowels. Sold by L. O. Gale.
The article summarizes Brookings Experiment Station guidance on young tree care. It stresses protecting roots from grass compete, using clean cultivation, judicious mulching, and regular soil stirring. It warns against daily watering and advises deep, infrequent soaks with mulch removed temporarily during soaking.
Milwaukee Road offers round trip excursion tickets to Lead for the Odd Fellows grand lodge session on May 19. From Mitchell the fare is 20.60 dollars with tickets valid on trains arriving in Sioux City May 17. A special Sioux City to Lead train runs May 18. Return limit is 20 days. Information from the Milwaukee depot agent.
The Beulah No. 27 school reopens with Miss Elsie Jackson as instructor. Unless enrollment rises, an official order may close the school this week. Several technical school law points were decided by the county superintendent, but details are omitted.
Mrs. Oleson, widow and housekeeper for Dave Spaulding, seized Spaulding with a lasso in Pike's billiard hall and dragged him from the card table to his home amid protests. Spaulding is a widower with several children. Mrs. Oleson has tutored as his housekeeper for about a year.
A Memphis Commercial Appeal quotation argues that any public figure who advocates war deserves to lead the first troops into battle, urging a precedent of personal sacrifice and accountability for leaders.
Special Correspondence by Arthur Simmons portrays a colorful, long serving gatekeeper in Washington and reflects on press perception. It covers dairy reform proposals, a senate committee of ex-governors, a famed adjournment predictor, a White House encounter, and Chesapeake Bay duck hunting decline noting broader political and social currents.
Notice from J E Wells administrator of the estate of Joseph T Whealon deceased to creditors and others with claims against the estate to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to J E Wells administrator at his office in Mitchell Davison County South Dakota.
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