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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1903

Page

6

Special Excursion to Chamberlain by Milwaukee Road

A two day excursion from Mitchell May 30 and 31 offers a free visitors programme plus a baseball game Algona versus Sioux City at 2 30 pm on American Island with free general admission and 25 cent grandstand. Pontoon bridge round trip 10 cents for excursion ticket holders. An Indian Village features costumed performers and a band concert in the pavilion. The Santee Indian band provides a special program. Special train departs Mitchell 8 15 am Sunday May 31 and returns Chamberlain 7 pm. Round trip from Mitchell 1 25. Tickets via Milwaukee and St Paul agents.

Chamberlain Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y Algona Sioux City American Island Mitchell Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y

Bids for City Hall in Mitchell South Dakota

Sealed proposals will be received until June 1 1908 at the office of City Auditor Mitch ell for the erection and completion of a city hall. Plans are on file at the Mitchell city auditor and W L Dow & Son architects Sioux Falls SD. Each bid must include a certified check for 1000 dollars. bid refunds on award. The council may reject any or all bids. Wm M Herbert City Auditor.

City Hall City Auditor Mitchell S. D A. D W. L. Dow & Son Sioux Falls Wm. M. Herbert

Quick Arrest Prescribes Arnica Salve Healing Claim

J A Guiledge of Verbena Alabama suffered severe piles with 24 tumors and two hospitalizations. Doctors failed to help until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve ended inflammation and cured him. Sold for 26 cents at Scallin Bros druggists.

J. A. Guiledge Verbena Ala Bucklen Scallin- Bros. Druggists

Special Meeting Considers Peddler License Ordinance

A Monday council session led by President Hannett introduced an ordinance requiring peddlers, auctioneers, and transient merchants to obtain licenses. Fees range from 5 to 50 dollars yearly or daily, with penalties for violations. A muzzling dog ordinance and library use grant were also approved, plus water-main extension rates set at 20 dollars plus 2 dollars per tapping.

Hannett Perry Gleason Curtis Foster Newbury Wells Wellington Meigs E. G. Gard Woman’s Library Association Carnegie Library

Stowells Receive Best Wishes From The Press Reporter

The Press Reporter extends its best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Stowell, wishing them many years of joy and prosperity as they begin a happy life together.

Stowell

Stanley Stowell Weds Miss Jennie Phillips

Stanley S Stowell former Mitchell boy, cashier of Citizens Bank in Pukwana, married Jennie Phillips in Chamberlain on Wednesday. The ceremony was performed by Rev J C Baker. The couple will reside on First Street in a house formerly occupied by Thos Taylor.

Stanley Stowell Jennie Phillips Chamberlian Mr. Stowell Mitchell Pukwana Citizen’s Bank Pukwana_ Press Stanley S. Stowell Chamberlain Miss Phillips S. W. Phillips Ola Township Castalia Charles

Evening of Music Recital by Grace Goodykoontz Class

The ninth Grace Goodykoontz vocal recital drew a good crowd despite threatening weather. Performers included Mary Louise Burns, Miss Harker, Miss Tillotson, Miss Sara Scallin, Mrs. Emily Bras Grace, Mr. Fred Kratz, Miss Merle Tillotson, Miss Becker, Miss May Collins, Cyrus Warne, and Miss Gertrude Becker with Goodykoontz and others on piano. An audience favorite was Tillotson. Erie was unable to perform due to a late Milwaukee arrival.

Grace Goodykoontz Miss Goodykoontz Mary Louise Burns Little Lady Emily Bras-Grace Messrs. Warne Herbert Michels Kratz Grace Fred Kratz Merle Tillotson Miss Tillotson Miss Becker Katherine Burright Herbert Michels Lucia Miss May Collins Roses Miss Collins Cyrus Warne Mr. Warne Gertrude Becker Sarah Erie Parker Miss Scallin Milwaukee Mitchell Miss Erie Cora Boice-Crow Maude Silbsy- Nichols

Five o'clock Tea by Mrs Tiffany and Mrs Johnston

A large spring society tea was hosted by Mrs D M Tiffany and Mrs C W Johnston on West Third Street Friday afternoon. About eighty guests attended as Grace Gregory played piano, with floral decor of sweet peas nasturtiums and geraniums.

D.'M. Tiffany C. W. Johnston West Third Street Marie Johnston Mark Harris 8. C. Jones H. Winsor Grace Gregory

Land Entries Boom Across Chamberlain Reservation Says Auld

I N Auld from Oacoma reports vast land entries west of Chamberlain with 2000 in Lyman county from 1902 to 1908 and 1000 more in Stanley county. He notes railroad workers from Perry Iowa settling nearby and predicts little land west of Chamberlain will remain vacant within six months as settlers push east from the Hills. Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised as a cheerful tonic with 35 cents. Scallin Bros.

I. N. Auld Oacoma Chamberlain Chamberlain Land Office Mr. Auld Register Lyman County Stanley County Milwaukee Road Perry Iowa Phe Pierre Pierre Auld Stay County

Cables Wrapped for New East River Bridge

New York will clad the suspension bridge cables with water proof cloth. An order for 120000 yards of this material has been issued to cover the cables and protect them from water exposure during construction.

East River New York

Rocky Mountain Tea Restores Mrs Jones to Health

Mrs S P Jones of Atlanta reports spending over $500 on medicines with no effect until Rocky Mountain Tea. After using the tea she says she became entirely well. Scallin Bros.

S. P. Jones Atlanta Scallin Bros

Do You Have to Wear Silk Stockings at Court

A man arriving at the European court asks if silk stockings are required for ambassadors. The reply notes two classes must wear silk stockings the diplomats and chorus ladies.

Washington Star

Startling Test Shows Electric Bitters Cure

Dr. T G Merritt of Mehoopany Pa relates a startling test to save a life. He treated a patient with violent stomach hemorrhages due to ulceration using Electric Bitters. The patient improved from the first dose and has had no attack in 14 months. Priced 50 cents at Scallin Bros.

T. G. Merritt Mehoopany Scallin Bros

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H Podeugh Sea Yard H. D. Butterfield C. N. Vogas & Sons Webster, Cook & CO Webster, Cook Mitchell National Bank U.S W. G. Davison N. L. Davison W. M. Smith Stanley Stowell Congrega Tional Church Rocky Mountain Scaliin Bros Mesdames Tiffany and Johnston Former’s
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