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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1897
Page
9
The excerpt discusses diet for diabetes and nonstarch diets with emphasis on milk and lean meats, bread limitations, and digestion. It then quotes Lilian Whitine on peace of mind as essential for achievement, describing serenity as active purpose and enthusiasm rather to passive rest.
South Dakota summons Zimri Paris to answer a complaint filed by Frank Weller in Davison County Circuit Court. Court warns to respond within 30 days, or judgment for 789 dollars 66 cents plus 12 percent interest from March 80 1804 and costs. Notice dated Mitchell October 7 1897 with attorney T J Spangler.
Notice is given that under a chattel mortgage dated August 11 1893 and renewed August 18 1896 Warder Bushnell Glessner Co mortgagee will sell for cash at the corner of Main and Second Streets Mitchell South Dakota on November 18 1897 at 2 pm the described chattels including a Champion binder two cows a heifer a lumber wagon harness and related items due to mortgagee in the principal amount of 189 28.
The CaPi VAL editorial rooms moved to the second floor front room. Ransom Post hosts an oyster supper next Thursday evening for 25 cents. Col John H. King travels to Sisseton agency for land matters. Grace and Blanche Welton visit from Sioux Falls, court opens Tuesday at 10. Clerk says calendar is unusually light. Will Gregory expects a quick recovery after a minor railroad accident. Congregational church to host an address to young men next Sabbath evening. Turner heads to Rockford Ill for winter. Broadbent to manage his business in his absence. Nichols cards a mandolin recital in Scotland. possible weekly classes. D. W. Collins promotes Rex Hog Cholera Remedy. Shetland hosiery praised for fine wool. plucked wool process noted as traditional and humane.
About 40 guests gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Jos Levinger’s west Third Street home for a progressive euchre party from 3 to 7. Mrs B Smith won the progressive prize and Mrs Geo E Logan tied for lone hand honor with Mrs J A Baker and Mrs Geo A Silsby. Silsby won the tiebreaker. Refreshments followed the games, and a list of invited guests is provided.
The A. O. U. W. lodge marked seven years with an Odd Fellows ball program featuring John Smith and A. I. Hitchcock among speakers, plus musical numbers by Rathbun and sons and readings by Mrs. Stair and Miss Bessie. Dancing followed until midnight.
A Waslington Heights resident seeks a new home and is shown quiet, first class flats. Confusion arises when the buyer discovers the janitor’s children live nearby, clarifying the misunderstanding with a joke about hidden offspring in the building. The piece also notes Mennonite courtship norms and church based marriages with banns and limited visiting.
A Christian Work note argues if a boy costs $5 but yields only a $2,500 college education, it isn’t worthwhile. It suggests keeping him on the farm as rising numbers attend college without gaining a college education.
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