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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1902

Page

6

Two WEDDINGS in Mitchell mark May 23 1902

This morning at Holy Family church Miss Gertrude Koch and Mr Elseworth Halfhill were wed in a Mass ceremony with relatives present followed by a reception at the bride’s Hans on street home. Later at 3 pm Miss Florence Gregory and Mr Tred L Tiffany married quietly at the Gregory home. Tiffany, a Selby resident, will practice law in North Milwaukee and the couple planned to move to their new home near the seminary.

Holy Family Church Gertrude Koch Alderman Joseph Koch Elseworth Halfhill Jacob Gertie Koch Dean Shea Hanson Street D. R. Tomlin Congregational Church Mitchell Tiffany Selby Milwaukee

It Saved His Leg Bucklen Arnica Salve Cures in Five Days

A LaGrange Georgia man describes a frightful running sore that Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed in five days. The note extols the salve for wounds piles and related injuries and promises a cure. Sold by S. H. Seallin for 25 cents.

A. Danforth LaGrange Bucklen H. Seallin

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promotes Quick Heals

Dangerous if neglected wounds may become troublesome sores. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve claims to cure delayed injuries and many skin diseases including piles. Testimonial from H C Hardy of Yankeetown Indiana notes a leg sore healed after trying the salve. Counterfeit warnings accompany the ad and a bridal line promotes Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents.

DeWitt de Witt H. C. Hardy Yankeetown Ind L. O. Gale S. H. Scallin

Congregational Meeting Draws Large Clergy Attendance

Rev. D. R. Tomlin returned from Webster where the Congregational churches of the state held their annual meeting. Ministers packed the gathering and notable talks were given, including a fine address by Prof. Wm. Douglas McKenzie of Chicago Theological Seminary.

Logical Seminary Ir. A. N. Hitchcock Foreign Missions China Tomlin J. T. Dent Aberdeen J. TH. Olmstead Tyndall Mr. Curtiss Waulkton McLaughlin Mitchell Church State General Association Webster Dur D. R. Tomlin Webster Congregational Churches Association Wm. Douglas McKenzie Chicago

Old Soldier's Experience by Civil War Vet in Indiana

M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana credits Dr King's New Life Pills with curing his ailing wife after long illness despite doctors care. He urges readers to try them and mentions price of 25 cents at S H Scallin's drug store.

M. M. Austin Winchesett Ind Dr. King S. H. Scallin

Like a Drowning Man Digestive Aid Testimonial

Five years after a dyspepsia illness left him nearly unable to function Geo Marsh a noted Nocona Texas attorney recounts his relief after using Kodol. He credits the product with producing immediate improvement and eventual full recovery claiming it reproduces natural digestive juices and digests all good foods.

Geo Marsh Nocona Tex L. O. Gale Dewrrr & Co Chicago

Stomach Trouble Warns of Disease and a Cure Promoted

The article likens stomach trouble to a hidden duel and urges Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as the best defense. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. W. C. Gill of Weldon Alabama who recovered after using four bottles of the discovery and five of Favorite Prescription. It also notes free distribution of Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser with postage details.

Dr. Pierce W. C. Gill Weldon Shelby Co Ala

Hot Springs To Host National Soldiers Home

Mayor George A. Silsby reports Congress has passed the Hot Springs sanitarium bill with a $150000 appropriation. The project, pushed by the South Dakota delegation, moves toward the president’s signature and will include a sanitarium serving regular army soldiers. The decision brings anticipated celebration for Hot Springs and regional supporters.

National Sanitarium Hot Springs Geo. A. Silsby Congressman Burke Washington Congress South Dakota Burke Silsby Senate House

Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Sharp Alertness

Makes people prick up their ears, makes people strenuous, puts one on tiptoe of expectation. That's what Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35c. 8. TH. Seallin.

Seallin

Circuit Court Opens May Term With Seven Trials

Sheriff Swindler announced the May term opening at 10 am with Judge Smith presiding. Of seventeen scheduled, only seven trials were ready. two were continued, two stricken, and three Hans Peterson cases to be argued on demurrer. The afternoon featured a Brule county dispute over Chamberlain town site and a $2500 damages suit by Dr M Halphide against Mitchell for a defective sidewalk. Preston & Hannett argued plaintiff side. Winsor and Hitchcock for the city.

Swindler Judge Smith Frank P. Stearns Harriet Clapp Edward Abbotson A. N. Hill Hans Mary Peterson Brule County H. Wright Centerville John P. Rivers Chamberlain M. Halphide Mitchell I. H. Winsor A. J. Hitchcock

Texas Greatness and a Cisco Cure for Coughs

The piece touts Texas wonders including cotton and oil and highlights Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. It recounts a local editor's testimony about defeating a severe lung illness in his wife with the remedy. Available as 50 cents and 1.00, with free trials at S. H. Scallin.

Texas Cisco Tex S. H. Scallin

Mail Carrier’s Cure: Electric Bitters Rejuvenates Man

Burnett Mann of Levanna Ohio recounts three years of kidney trouble and constant pain before taking Electric Bitters. After six bottles he says he was cured and felt like a new man. The product claims to regulate stomach liver kidneys and bowels with guaranteed satisfaction.

Burnett Mann Levanna S. H. Scallin

Don’t Start Wrong Summer Cough Cure Ad

Cited as a fast acting remedy for coughs colds croup grip bronchitis and throat and lung troubles One Minute Cough Cure is promoted as safe and effective with patient testimonials from J H Lowles Groveton NH and L O Gale.

J. H Lowles Groveton N. H L. O. Gale

Statewide horse meet efforts gain town support

Efforts to organize horse racing meetings in several towns show some success with Armour, Chamberlain, Scotland, and Plankinton already agreeing to host. W. W. Davis of Chamberlain serves as secretary for the organizing effort.

Armour Chamberlain Scotland Plankinton W. W. Davis

Mitchell Circuit Set With Purses for Four Town Meet

Circuit races will visit Armour Chamberlain Plankinton and Scotland with purses of 150 to 250 dollars for trot and pace events plus dash and running races. Local officers hope to attract outside horses to central South Dakota and schedule a July or August meet in Mitchell.

Mitchell Armour Chamberlain Plankinton Scotland

Educational column notes on schools and events

Miss Lydia Nix supplies weekly school notes for the Ethan Enterprise. Davison county schools are invited to a May 31 picnic with Dakota University participation. Reward certificates are listed for Errol and Una Moses and others. Miss Shane funded a new organ through school entertainments. A Prosper two bonds issue for a new school house was dropped. Miss Rose Sprague and Miss Grace Cornwell are cited for flag dedications. Governor Herried commends Arbor Day tree planting by county schools.

Lydia Nix Ethan Enterprise Nix Supt. Durkee Hanson County Davison County Dakota University Tobin Errol Una Moses Clyde Clarry Nixon Albin Paulson Edna Daniels Elizabeth Moses Vida Shane Prosper Mitchell Gazette Victor Rose Sprague Leete Sanborn County Reading Mt. Vernon News Baker Township Grace Cornwell Gaines Herreid Charles N. Herried

Regular Teachers Examination Dates Set for June 6 7 1902

The regular teachers examination will be held in the court house Friday and Saturday June 6 and 7 1902 beginning at 9 sharp. Those seeking state certificates will be examined at the same time and place. Only those who start together on time will be permitted to write.

Court House

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Mitchell Capital Congregational Meeting 3UPT W. Cours Wheeler & Wilson Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Wabash Avenue Chicago, Ill L. E. Stair Mitchell, South Dakota F. Reamer M. D Scallin J. B. Corbin , Co Prop. Letcher Wim. M. Herbert & Co Ferris’ Drug Store East Second Street Ss. D R. C. Warne, M. D C. A. Bower Homeopathic Beckwith Block D. W. Burright Loac Asle Security Bank ADAMS Mitchell, S. D Mitchell Steam Laundry O A. Bates Preston & Hannett Law Mitchell S. D Ferris J. H. Ferris, Bresginter
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