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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
11
A testimonial from Leroy, New York reports Bloodine Ointment effective in stubborn piles and rectal fissures after other methods failed. The ad cites Scallin Bros. Co. offering 60 cents per box with guarantee.
Gustav Scheurenbrand about 10 years old disfigured when a percussion cap exploded in a sitting room. The cap tore two fingers from his left hand and debris marked walls and clothing. Neighboring children had scattered caps in yard and alley. investigation to identify culpable outside parties continues.
New York November 22 Women dominated many classes at the National Horse Show in Madison Square Garden though the success came from riding skill rather than gender. Spectators noted elaborate costumes, furs, and floral decorations with prominent social figures like Mrs Burke Roche Mrs Joseph B Widener Miss Kathleen Vanderbilt and Mrs George Gould among the onlookers.
A snowed out Dakota Wesleyan game postponed the trip to Mitchell for local youths. Quilting bees entertained friends with oysters served at event. Sixteen Letcher residents rode to Mitchell for a Cohan Harris minstrel show, returning by night train. A bobsled outing to Roy Jacobus’s home ended safely with games and an oyster supper. Mrs. R Richardson visited three weeks with Binghams and Burgs before returning to Anoka Minnesota. Guy Todd and wife of Kansas City and Charles Todd and wife of Belleville Kansas visited then left Thursday morning.
Government inspector George L. Van Dyke declared the new Plankinton post office building one of the state’s best third class offices after recent fixtures. Thanksgiving football may pit training school against Columbus College of Chamberlain, while Harry Davlin faces a Mitchell circuit court trial for complicity in a $420 robbery. Wayne Mason and family plan a Cal winter, with Mason hinting at future Plankinton brick ventures. Mrs. W C Harris faces eye surgery decisions to save sight. P B Thiery of Marcus eyes a spring move to farm life here.
South side residents protest不足 funds say they pay taxes but receive less in city improvements. A five year audit of individual taxes versus south side allocations precedes a concerted push to secure more funds, including plans for a mass convention to demand their rights.
The case of C. S. Billings against the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad went to a jury at 6 15 p m with a sealed verdict expected. The jury returned a not guilty verdict this morning clearing conductors A H Scott and Patrick Moran of the Milwaukee system after long argument and judge Smith's thorough instructions.
Wheat No 2 98c No 3 91c velvet chaff 89c flax 1.57 corn 45c barley 45c oats 32c rye 5éc November 18 list of grain prices at Mitchell market.
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