Dressmaking School Opens May Term For Pupils
It will teach cutting and fitting with pupils using their own material. Term begins May 381. For particulars inquire Mrs. Mahoney Goss at 419 Bo Edmunds St or call full No 3770.
03 May 1915
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1915
Page
1
It will teach cutting and fitting with pupils using their own material. Term begins May 381. For particulars inquire Mrs. Mahoney Goss at 419 Bo Edmunds St or call full No 3770.
Advertisement from D. J. Bruen of Platte Center Neb promoting a circular with many poultry breeds including turkeys geese ducks and chickens and offering Hens Eggs at 15 for 1.00 along with rabbits hares and pigeons. Readers are invited to write for free circulars.
The Anti-Saloon League of America announces a national convention at Atlantic City this summer as the kickoff for a South Dakota drive to enforce prohibition. SD leaders Supt. R N Holsaple and President J S Hoagland will meet national officials P A Baker and B C Dinwiddie for strategic planning.
Multiple real estate ads list properties for sale or exchange in Hughes County and Mitchell South Dakota. Items include a quarter section acreage near Hughes County, a modern house with various features, a bungalow with easy terms, and a South University campus adjacent seven room home with two baths, fruit trees, two lots, priced at 5500 with 1700 cash and payments at six and a half percent. Contact details reference local addresses and phone numbers.
Readers are urged to subscribe to the Farm and Real Estate Journal for guidance on land purchases across the country. The ad promises informed editors, money and mistake savings, and a trial 4 month or annual subscription with renewal required.
Mitchell hosts four day event for the I O O F grand lodge grand encampment and Rebekah assembly. Leaders and officers from multiple towns attend with a grand parade, ball, receptions and city honors. The event grounds include Widmann hotel Elks club and city hall auditorium.
Advertisement states Sloan's Liniment relieves rheumatic pain in minutes and soothes hot swollen joints. It claims fast action on sore muscles and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. A 25 cent bottle is suggested for cold and swollen joints lumbago sciatic and similar ailments.
Public advisory warns against catarrh remedies containing mercury and cautions use only under physician guidance. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo as mercury free and effective, with internal action. Includes claim of genuine product, testimonials, and 75 cent price per bottle.
Nine gold medals awarded at Dakota Wesleyan chapel to debate and oratory men. Clinton Anderson received two medals for debate with Yankton and for oratory after winning the local Old Line contest and placing third in Sioux Falls state contest. Harold Smith won a debate medal and earned a football monogram last fall. Ellis P. Walters formerly earned the distinction. others named include Thompson, Perry Druschell, Olin Jackson, Morris Brumbaugh, Leffert, and Ray Spear. Prof. Elmer H Wilds presented awards as the first such recognition by the college.
Ray L. Seaman of Elgin Illinois a teller at Elgin National Bank and son of a former Mitchell National Bank vice president has been reported in dispatches as disappearing with ten thousand dollars in gold certificates belonging to the Illinois institution.
The young man vanished following his father’s sudden departure in 1411. L N Seaman, once arrested and acquitted in Los Angeles, died May 2 this year. Friends say gossip about the father drove the son to settle debts, withdraw funds, and leave. The elder Seaman cut ties with Mitchell National Bank after leaving Mitchell years earlier for Kelvidere Illinois.
South Dakota clinched an 8 to 2 victory over Wesleyan in Mitchell on a windy afternoon. Miller Steele delivered strong defense and key hits, while Walter Smith pitched well for the Coyotes. In the eighth, McCormick and teammates sparked a late scoring burst as Dakota Wesleyan mounted a brief threat before the final out.
Stolen bases by Cass and Hallas led the game. Smith had a sacrifice hit, Steele doubled twice and also collected a three base hit. Payne and Vidal added two-base hits while Smith struck out four times and Steele six. Steele walked once and Hansen hit by pitch. Umpire A F Scharnweber officiated.
S. D Chamberlain Whitbeck, Whitbeck National Bank owner, announces all his banks will close on Saturdays after this date and reopen one hour after sunset. They will also close on Sundays to allow employees to keep the Sabbath. He has sold interests in two local banks to successors.
Pierre based report states S D Nels M Hanson recently deputy in the state land department will be president of the Kadoka Investment Company at the Jackson County county seat.
The record notes A. C. Granger a former legislative member from Stanley county and J. H. Snyder a Kadoka banker as associates connected to the case.
Mrs Thomas Nicholson widow of the Dakota Wesleyan president from 1903 to 1909 died yesterday in New York City after an operation two weeks earlier. She is survived by daughters Grace and Florence Nicholson. Dr Nicholson, former Wesleyan head and Cornell professor, had resigned in 1909 to lead the Methodist board of education. Funeral planned for Friday at the Mt Vernon home.
Woonsocket, S. C. George Washburn waived his preliminary hearing on the liquor without a license charge and posted bond for appearance in the state circuit court for trial.
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