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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
11
After Yankton expected a win, Mitchell stunned the crowd with a late fluke touchdown. The Mitchell team capitalized on luck, while Yankton’s offense stalled, leaving Yanktonites despondent as Mitchell celebrated a surprising victory at the athletic park.
The list of uncalled letters at Mitchell post office at week ending October 27 1800 includes Pat oare Arebe Bankson J A Borgemus Fred Blanchard Lem Blume Louis Boggia Gottlieb Brown E W Bryan Jack 3urdy John Burns George Cur eutar A J Cordep D A Curren Robert Dah Ernest Dab John Davis W A Davidson RA Devien J M Fergeson Wm Ford Jim Frantz S Graham A H Haynes Julius Berry R Heckle Karl Hendrickson Jno A Henry R Hyde L E Jackson J L Keele Wm Longe P A D Laurson Lee John Serkin G A March Geo McHenerry Walter McLeary Miss Bertha Mickes Erda Michael Pred Newman T J Obrier F J Poore Ed Pope Fred Schroed J S Schur Conrad Shomer Callie Smith Clyde Smith Mik Titze Prec Wallace Harry Walsh J N Welch D A Willard Charles When called please say advertised. If not called for in two weeks they will be forwarded to the dead letter office. H C Clark P M
The court house hosted T. P. Gore, a blind speaker from Texas, with Everett Smith introducing him. Gore argues that once he speaks a point, nothing more needs saying and blasts the current administration, offering no concrete remedies for what he deems wrong.
The text critiques Mr. Bryan and his links to trusts in the election, notes attempts to tie the Republican party to them, dismisses claims about a U S treaty with the Sulu Islands, and mentions Gore facing difficulties amid imperialism questions. includes an advertisement for Cole's Veterinary Carbon salve.
W. H. Eade of Jonesville Virginia recalls burning his foot as a child and enduring leg sores for 30 years until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed him when other treatments failed. The salve is praised as infallible for burns cuts sores bruises and piles and sold by S. H. Scallin.
Farm for rent with water and pasture in good condition to earn income. Terms include cash rent of 1.60 per acre for a term of years. Also 20 cows and 10 brood sows available on any terms. Write to James Kirk Mitchell S. D.
A heavy rain last night follows a four week old downpour, ending a period of dryness. Farmers anticipate a moist, fertile ground that will boost preparations when spring planting begins under improved conditions.
A Cherokee Iowa man, C F Collier, suffered a severe kidney and back ailment from an attack. After trying remedies, he used Electric Bitters and reports a dramatic recovery, praising the medicine for curing kidney trouble and blood purification. Available for 50 cents at S H Scallin's drug store.
An 1890s sale pitch promises Mull's Pioneer Liver Cure as an honest remedy to purify blood and cure liver trouble. Each box contains a dollar draft and the ad offers cash refunds if no benefit, priced 25 cents and a $100 note, sold by J. H. Ferris.
Bitters Amsting of the school board held a regular Friday session. Residents of the northeast part of the city petitioned for a cement sidewalk on the east side of the schoolhouse. The board granted the petition and referred the contract to the building committee to complete before cold weather.
In Swift Company Gazette, endorsements for Senator Pettigrew, Governor Lee, and Candidate Lien accompany earlier backers to present a united support for the speaker. The editorial tone notes the editor's growing stature in public associations as he adds his own endorsement alongside the senators and governors.
Over fifty years of use by mothers for teething children. Soothes the child softens gums eases pain cures wind colic and is the best diarrhea remedy. Pleasant taste. Sold by druggists worldwide twenty five cents per bottle. Ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and do not accept any other kind.
The Canton News cites T. P. Gore the blind orator from Texas criticizing Northern Democrats as useless except for federal offices. Gore, aligned with Senator Pettigrew, allegedly dictates to democrats and comments on northern influence in 1807 Fort Worth. Muir's Lightning Pain Killer advertised for 25 cents by J. H. Ferris.
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