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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1903
Page
10
Local snippets report Mitchell residents planning California trips with the excursion party, changes of residence, a new dry goods store progressing toward completion, and a Baptist church evangelistic series. Fire news from Bridgewater, a kidney remedy ad, job notices, and various visits with regional figures fill the week’s community diary.
The passage emphasizes stomach health as central to female well being. It links a weak stomach to constipation headaches nervousness insomnia and general weakness. It touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as best aid for digestion regularity and cures for dyspepsia and constipation, with a trial promised and sold by druggists.
D. W. Collins states he will sell entirely because his current building is unsuitable for threshing machines. He has a good warehouse on the track and another warehouse, with stock in nice shape ready for business.
Europe honors Eugene Burnand as the greatest living painter of sacred subjects yet America barely knows him. Everybody's Magazine’s December issue offers the first glimpse of his art and his life among Swiss peasants. His biblical scenes blend power and mystery with a modern, devout treatment. America should learn to know his work better.
John Tomsland shows a new buggy and new girl while Hosking faces a snowstorm. Oysters figure at W. E. Rowley s. Johnny wins the belt and devours a quart. The Dempsey ladies enjoy a surprise Friday night. Jimmy Kenton, with a sprained wrist, is out busking but packs large loads on a bay rack.
Loomis reports Werbert Daniels back at his lumber yard after illness. Nagel buys stock and grain and shipped several carloads of hogs Monday evening. John Beddoes of Mitchell visited Loomis last Sunday. Girls busy weaving baskets for the upcoming Loomis schoolhouse social next Friday. Young people enjoyed an oyster supper at Mr Alexander's last Friday. Tuesday's snow improves sleighing conditions in town.
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