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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1901
Page
8
An advertisement boasts world famous Extra Super 2 ply All Wool Carpets and Smyrna rugs plus Brussels net lace curtains and hay matting. It claims rival stores price 16 to 50 percent higher, urging buyers to compare and trust their own judgment.
Mrs. J A Fosdick aged 68 died suddenly Wednesday afternoon in Mitchell after a period of illness with catarrh and nervous prostration. She sat up earlier that day and spoke with friends. a heart attack in the afternoon proved fatal. Survived by husband of 45 years and seven children from Mitchell and surrounding towns. Funeral service announced for 4 pm at the residence on East Sixth Street conducted by Rev Heath. Also notice: Wanted someone to do breaking east of Mitchell.
Early Ohio potatoes priced 25 bushels and Silver Laced Wyandott eggs at 25c for 15. D J A Elliott promotes Harker Bros. store changes and keeps Jos Harker Jr. as head salesman. Parkston resident Loren Bushnell dies at 52 after pneumonia. funeral at Bushnell home. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure praised by sufferers. Plano binder and mower advertised. new buggies shown. Summer session at Mankato Commercial College begins June 4. Cascarine advertised with price and sample details.
The Republican notes Groenke dodges questions about bondman reimbursements for his register of deeds shortage. A poetical reply in the Gazette is described as irrelevant and unrefuted, while Hood's Sarsaparilla is cited as a cure for languor.
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