Mitchell Champion Wins Dakotas Football Title
Mitchell defeated Grand Forks 27 to 0 on Thanksgiving Day to claim the championship of the two Dakotas. More than 700 spectators witnessed a hard fought contest as Mitchell University secured the title.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1901
Page
7
Mitchell defeated Grand Forks 27 to 0 on Thanksgiving Day to claim the championship of the two Dakotas. More than 700 spectators witnessed a hard fought contest as Mitchell University secured the title.
Grahamsville New York blacksmith H H Black reports his five year old son narrowly saved from a severe croup attack by Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. He states the medicine dissolves mucus and, given frequently, prevents croup from settling. Safe for babies and adults, available through all druggists.
A large crowd gathered Tuesday at Pastor and Mrs. Youngman’s home for the twentieth anniversary of Rev. T. H. Youngman and Miss Maria T. Thompson. Presiding Elder Hager spoke as Dr. Graham presented gift souvenirs, and Dr. Youngman gave a gracious reply. The event featured hymns and a brief program, ending with best wishes for many more years of happiness.
The notice urges mothers to use Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to build strength for pregnancy, ease nerves, boost appetite, and aid sleep. It includes a testimonial from Robert Harden praising its benefits for his wife before the birth of their healthy daughter and notes a free Common Sense Medical Adviser offer.
A weekly educational column reports on an accusation of corporal punishment by one teacher, notes student misdeeds, praises penmanship by Myrtle Halshire, and covers teachers’ library union work. It discusses ninth grade staffing, late certificates, original thinking, and practical spelling lessons. It mentions Miss Lizzie Sherman organizing a Humane Society and a praiseworthy school program.
Beulah township reports district No. 5 under Amos Lamb with W. V. Miser as clerk and August Coop as treasurer. no school in district No. 24 with Peder Kjelmyr as chair and C. H. Lawrencc as clerk. Miss Mamie Ward teaches. District No. 25 lists Andrew Schuster as chair and J. Heysett as clerk with A. R. Reitzel as treasurer and Miss Dora Bobb as teacher. District No. 26 names Anton Urban as chair and Mra Amanda Jay as clerk. Mrs Rosas Ward as treasurer and Miss Grace M. Royer as teacher. District No. 27 has J. D. Jackson as chair and Joe Kotrba as clerk, with J. P. Leister as treasurer. It is likely the school in the latter district will open this week.
Promoters say an electric line between Sioux Falls and Madison is practically ready, with routes to Colton and eastern capitalists aligned. Discussion of a Mitchell through Woonsocket to Madison remains possible, as Col. Chase leads the Sioux Falls Madison project with solid backing from eastern financiers.
G F Carter of Atlanta reports relief from piles after using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and urges others to try it. The ad claims surgery is unnecessary and that the salve also heals burns bruises and other wounds, warning against counterfeits.
Classified item noting a house for sale east of Mitchell hotel and quoting S D Olmstead. The text shifts to a piece titled A Wife's Allowance by Edward Bok, arguing wives deserve independent funds and a personal purse free from husbands intrusion, stressing dignity in marriage.
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