Ladies' Coats Clearout Prices for Black Kersey and Meltons
An advertisement lists a box style black kersey coat for ladies at 8.50, a new style Misses' red melton coat for 3.50, and another item at 2.25.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
3
An advertisement lists a box style black kersey coat for ladies at 8.50, a new style Misses' red melton coat for 3.50, and another item at 2.25.
Badger reports include jurors chosen for November term B A Omealy and L T Eager and local farm moves. threshing updates and a warning to vote. Farwell foggy with visitors and a new piano for Mrs Dessa Rogan plus McKinley card profiles. Prosper and Berlin township revival meetings and school staffing noted with field reports on haying and corn.
Riverside social roundup reports Fred McMullen and Florence Davis visiting Herman Schultz. Mable Jorgenson and Peter Jorgenson called at Satterlee's. Riverside residents Della and Edna Wallace attended Bethel Isst Church. Ira Lowell family spent Sunday at Wallace Greene's. Rongstead family moves to Mitchell for dressmaking. Nivan Satterlee and daughter Elsia visited Letcher. Jackson’s schoolhouse show well attended. Mrs. Nelson from Allen Nebraska visiting DeMott family. Schoolhouse not floored so services held at DeMott home. Marie White hosted a Halloween party with plentiful spooks.
In Flensburg Oct 30 threshing is finishing and grain is generally good. Aug Hilebrand plans an artesian well. Jesse Viening travels to Wisconsin for his father's illness. Aldn Pollock relocates to a northern church township farm. Mrs W O Sidman and children move to Sioux Falls for the winter. Pollock sale canceled for light turnout. Phil Crampton builds a large corn crib. Grady schoolhouse holds communion services last Sunday. Baptism given to the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Barnard near Mt Vernon.
In Mt Vernon on Oct 31 Mrs C H Arland and Mrs Chas Kelley shopped in Mitchell. Miss Marie Monsen visited from Mitchell. Eda and Annie Haynes with Mr and Mrs A 3 Dean spent Sunday in Mt Vernon. Mr Smullen new Fullerton Lumber yard manager arrived. R E Mytinger family moved to Lennox for depot job. Rev Norton and family left for Ashton SC. Supt Coursey visited Mt Vernon schools and delivered new library books. Rev Potter new M E pastor arrived from Bridgewater. Dance at Hatchopers house Monday entertained by Toce the Sioux City harpist. BADGER Oct 27 born to Mr and Mrs V A Stearns a daughter. Dance at Evans' house on Ira Fraser Farm with Smith Bros music. Prof Neimeyer entertainment at Peck schoolhouse praised by attendees.
Special session of the Davison County Board of Commissioners held October 28 1901 approved covering vaccine costs for all residents. Doctors are to be paid 15 cents per vaccination from the per cent assessed. The meeting adjourned after certification by County Auditor H B Anderson.
The article urges Republican voters in Davidson County to support Judge Frank B. Smith of Mitchell for reelection over A. E. Chamberlain of Howard in the fourth circuit. It praises Smith’s four years on the bench, calls his record honest and fair, and urges a strong turnout to give him the largest majority ever in the county.
Syracuse Kansas editor writes two years of eczema treatment failed until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured his hands. Also notes Foley’s Kidney Cure for kidney issues and Rocky Mountain Tea for mood and memory. Banner Salve praised for piles. Local ads from S H Scallin and Seymour Webb.
Editorial argues the score card loses public favor not due to its fault but because fixed standards limit judges. Advocates removing disqualifying clauses to expand judge discretion and speed awards, while noting time spent on minute examinations is the main obstacle.
Danish eggs are sorted by four girls and an examiner at depots under a cooperative plan. Eggs pass defect checks and are stamped with the owner's name before packing. With specialized tools they can classify and pack 1440 eggs in ten minutes. A Durango man’s dog once retrieved a coin and a two pound gatfish from a river, according to the Floresville Chronicle.
South Dakota Davison County County Court hears Ella Sturgis Lawler adminstratrix petition to sell listed real estate to pay administration expenses and claims. Court sets November 30 1901 10 PM at Mitchell location to show cause. Publication ordered weekly for four weeks in Mitchell Capital. Property includes extensive tracts in Chamberlain Scotland Scotland and Mitchell areas in multiple townships and plats.
Davison County Court in Mitchell South Dakota sets hearings for guardian appointment of Mabel Humiston and Bernie Humiston minors and for letters of administration in Murat Sayles estate. Also orders sale of John Fox real estate and designates Davison polling places for November election. Hearing dates listed include November 9 1901 and November 4 1901.
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