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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1911
Page
5
Fall footwear description features a gun metal toe with beaded vamp and fancy edge soles. It includes a 1144 inch heel, Good year welt, and is priced at 3.50 dollars.
A shop advertises a clearance on pairs of men's shoes in all styles and shapes priced at 3.50 each. The store notes it sells no shoe polish but offers recommendations.
State educational meeting in SYD will converge with the South Dakota Library Association as educators and librarians gather. The Beadle Statue by Daniel Webster, first statuary in the capitol, will be unveiled Monday the 27th with a general reception for visiting teachers.
City commissioners reviewed a report by Mr. Fowle on Aberdeen's electric plant. He recommends improvements to ensure satisfactory service and argues against granting a second franchise, claiming a monopoly can often serve more people at lower rates. He urges allowing three months for the local company to upgrade its plant.
HW refused amputation citing a doctor from Banta Ohio and credits Bucklen's Alpha Salve for curing a four year ulcer. The ad-like note claims the salve treats burns boils sores bruises eczema pimples corns and piles. Diehl and Brown advertise the product.
The November term opened with Judge Smith on the bench and a light docket. Fifteen criminal cases appear, with notable charges against Luther Ploether and Mrs. Water Quinn. Several divorces are set or discussed, including Fidroelf and Fidroelf and others.
Mrs. William Pattison of Mitchell reports relief from year long kidney trouble after using Doan's Widney Pills from Diehl & Browns Drug Store. One box cleared backache and strange secretions, price 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Omaha reports $190000 damage from a night blaze affecting Walter Bros A Y Root Co Otis Elevator and Woodmen of the World as the Root building burns. In Peoria Willire boiler shops of Avery Co destroyed causing $140000 loss. In Nashua Hotel Denton fire kills three and wounds one. twenty escape in nightgowns. Dr Walter Wyman aged 63 dies in Providence hospital after a secret illness. burial planned in St Louis. He led the Public Health Service since 1902.
Local reports show fines paid for drunkenness. court actions involving Port Rain West Avenue and others. Debates at high school on public utilities with Johnson, Lawler, and Anderson. movements of clergy to new duties. births and police actions including a hold-up suspect identified for mail and federal penitentiary records. A series of sermons and church plans mark community life with travels of Rev Barnett, Butterfield, and Hager. business notes include a Chinese boat ad and real estate trade.
Electricians in Richmond tested the chair slated for Henry Clay Deattie Jr death sentence. Deattie prayed with two ministers this morning as the device was checked in his cell for the upcoming execution.
Miss Alta Scott a young teacher near Custer roped a covotte using a hunting lariat while on a trip with a young girl. She corralled the animal with a swift throw, then dispatched it with well aimed stones. The hide was brought to town to be made into a rug.
Governor Deneen proposes arbitration to resolve the threatened Rock Island rail strike over wages. He suggests twelve appoint six, plus three more per side, and fifteen to hear evidence and decide. The road company agrees to name six western governors as arbitrators.
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