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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1903
Page
14
South Dakota's soil and population advance with corn and wheat gains. Artesian wells in Edmunds County sustain 5,000 cattle. land values rise from five dollars to fifty to sixty dollars an acre as settlers shift toward the corn belt, signaling balanced western agriculture.
Testimony from Harvey Reed of Fargo North Dakota claims Dean's Kidney Pills cured his back pain linked to kidney illness. Reed bought them at Wilson's pharmacy after seeing reports, reporting full relief during treatment and continued recommendation. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N C sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
I have sold my farm and offer for sale or exchange for stock a horse harness new survey 2 buggies wagon gang plow sulky plow harrow feeder corn planter with check rower 2 cultivators new disc binder feed mill faw mill milk cans and other tools inquire H J Snow 310 East 7 St
President Graham of the University told The Republican that the Educational Convention next week will feature the cornerstone laying for the New Century Memorial hall. Masons agree the work can begin midweek, promising added interest as delegates visit. He urges citizens to make the event a pleasant and practical occasion for all.
Miss Hazel Lathrop Jess Litsey and Messrs Paul Elfrink and Burton Tanner presented a voice recital before intimate friends at Mrs I W Seaman’s home The program featured solos duets trios and two quartets with includes works by Nevin Aldrich Neidlinger and DeKoven among others and was well received by the audience.
Miss Anna Johnson and Mr. Fred Sodergren wed at 6 p.m. last Saturday near Carlson, with Rev. Sundberg officiating. About seventy five relatives and friends attended a large supper and gifts for the couple destined for their new home on the south side.
The seniors hosted a playful evening at the Ruth Home for juniors and freshmen, after a month earlier debuting a distinctive red cap to mark their group. The event shows campus camaraderie and student rivalry dynamics.
Juniors and freshmen are lured to Miss Marjorie Ruth’s home where red caps are confiscated and the crowd sentences them in a pretend jail scene led by Sheriff Gus Loevinger. Judge Miller presides as caps are returned and seniors vow peace with chapel day punishment.
Barbers' Penetrating Oil is advertised as a universal external remedy for humans and livestock. The notice claims it cleanses and heals cuts, sores, bruises, rheumatism and old sores without burning, and suggests a 50-cent bottle as life-saving for a horse. Also offered are Aberdeen Angus and Short horn heifers and milch cows for sale by J. R. White & Son of Riverside, South Dakota.
The two year old daughter of Mr. P L McPherson of Harrisburg Pa slept poorly at night until the mother used Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. After half a tablet a night the child slept through and two boxes effected a permanent cure. Sold by all druggists.
Riverside notes report a school closure, health updates, visitors, farming moves, and local events. Mt Vernon items cover travel, visits, W C T U, and social gatherings. Loomis entries mention social events, illness, and upcoming dances and games.
An old remedy praised for teething, claiming sixty years of use by millions of mothers. It soothes, eases gums, relieves wind colic, and diarrhea. Sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents a bottle. Also offers prize winning White Leghorn eggs on shared hatch plans by M D Purdy.
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