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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
2
H. B. Kirkendall issues notices offering cry sales in any part of the state or elsewhere. Write or call at his expense for dates to H. B. Kirkendall, Mitchell.
The Post reports Colonel Roosevelt sent a full outline of his views to President Taft Senator Root and William Loeb Jr and unreservedly endorses the Taft administration He says he will not run for president in 1912 and urged Loeb to be the New York governor The Post adds Roosevelt will campaign for Republican congressional candidates in the west this fall White House officials could not confirm the story while the president is away
Chicago May 3 Special. The grand jury issued fifty subpoenas to members of the Illinois legislature as it continues the inquiry into Charles A White who claims he sold his vote to Lorimer for the U S Senate. Jurisdiction fights involve Wayman of Chicago and Burke of Springfield.
Readers learn that Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as the sole positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. The ad says the remedy is taken internally and claims it cures by affecting blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure. Address: Fr Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Rapid City scored twice as Dakota Wesleyan edged the School of Mines 2 to 1 at University Field. Bill Hogan starred on the mound with nine strikeouts as Saville pitched well for Mines despite four walks and hit batters. Four double plays kept the game tight with strong Wesleyan infield defense and late relief securing the win.
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for nervous women, melancholy, loss of appetite, headaches, insomnia, backache and weak kidneys. It claims many female sufferers have become healthy and happy, with a 50 cent price and Diehl & Brown guarantees satisfaction.
Funeral services were held at 1 30 p m over Elmer M Bradley at his mother's home on Second Avenue West conducted by Rev E J Jeffers pastor of the Baptist church. Music by the Baptist choir. Burial in Graceland cemetery with pallbearers C W Gillis J F Cooper Andrew Eddy S W Whittaker J W Beddoes J E Wells. Obituary read noting birth May 26 1861 Albion Wisconsin family moved to Mitchell in 1880 and later Mr J F Bradley died and was buried in Iowa.
A wild lion in Pittsburg touched a child’s hand through a cage, illustrating sudden danger to youngsters. The ad copy extols Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds croup and related illnesses, featuring testimonials and price details.
President Taft seeks aid of insurgents, signaling a shift from reactionary leaders. A May 1 conference with Representative Madison aims to advance the Injunction Bill and fulfill platform pledges as insurgent support grows. The Postal Savings Bank and Railroad bills have gained traction mainly through insurgent effort, while Cannon’s influence wanes.
Berlin reports a political sensation over Rudolph Martin's book alleging former chancellor Von Buelow led a plot in 1908 to depose the Kaiser and place the crown prince on the throne.
The last day for filing petitions passed Monday with Democrats filing a full slate for state offices. Notable entries include Soule and Kelly for Congress, Wood for Governor, Davenport for Lieutenant Governor, Cogan for Secretary, Boynton for Treasurer, Finney for Auditor, Ray mond for Land Commissioner, Lyons for Superintendent, Lynch for Attorney General, and Young for Railway Commissioner. Other petitions include Hughes challenging Judge Boucher and Keith challenging Judge Jones, while no opposition exists for Supreme Court justices Smith and McCoy.
Officers for the coming year were chosen at the Southern South Dakota Teachers' Association meeting. President P. F. Nolan of Plankinton, Vice President Katheryn M. French of Elk Point, Secretary-treasurer T. A. Harmon of Yankton. An executive committee from Mitchell Elk Point Tyndall and Menno was named to draft a constitution. Yankton was chosen for the 1911 convention site.
Advertisement claims the pills expel poisons from the system and cure liver stomach and kidney troubles. It promises health and vigor to the weak and ailing with a 25 cent price at Diehl and Brown.
A second barn fire in two nights swept a property on Second Ave east and Nimball in Mitchell. James F. Smith reported flames from inside and doors broken, with a horse buggy and harness lost amid the blaze. Three other barns burned but were controlled. Reports say robberies were planned nearby as firebugs struck Fourth Avenue east and Hanson Street. Authorities seek the guilty parties and arrests are anticipated.
A lively girl earned scratches bruises and bumps from trees fences and ditches while climbing and playing She was treated by her mother with Bucklen's Arnica Salve which quickly healed her wounds The ad notes the salve cures ulcers eczema old sores corns and piles and sells for 25 cents at Diehl and Brown.
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