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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1902

Page

4

Advertising Rates and Notice Pricing Information

Advertising rates are explained as reasonably low with business cards limited to six lines at six dollars annually and one dollar per extra line. Business locals priced at five cents per line, legal advertisements at rates, cards of thanks ten cents per line, and marriage death notices published free. Obituaries resolutions of respect wedding presents priced at five cents per line. Subscriptions offer club prices with leading publications nationwide. Address change requests require former and new addresses.

Crowds Fill Saturday Exposition Trains From Milwaukee and Omaha

Milwaukee special train from Sioux City and Omaha regular from Sioux Falls brought large crowds to Mitchell for the corn palace event. Eight coaches packed to capacity reached Mitchell with over 500 aboard, while Omaha riders swelled the out of town attendance to about 325 by the day’s end. State Band greeted visitors. merchants lament earlier start times limited business turnout and felt more delegates would come with a later schedule.

Corn Palace Milwaukee Road Omaha Road Milwaukee Sioux City Reed Fourth Regiment Mitchell State Band Omaha Sioux Falls Fulton Salem Here

Stricken with Paralysis and Cures Reported

Geo R McDonald of Logan County West Virginia reports partial paralysis followed by near cure after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. He cites two bottles as effective and notes the liniment also cures rheumatism sprains and bruises. Sold by L O Gale druggist.

Henderson Grimsett Chamberlain Geo. R. McDonald Man Logan County L. O. Gale

Mitchell Corn Palace Carnival Promotes Town Spirit

The Mitchell carnival at the corn palace draws strong support from L O Gale and crowds, with attendance free of admission. It costs about four to five thousand dollars to run, but organizers aim to advertise Mitchell and boost sentiment rather than profit, offering low cost leisure after hard work and urging continuation of the event.

Corn Palace Mitchell

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Skin Relief

An advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve clears eczema blotches sores and pimples and beautifies the face. It says it cures sore lips chapped hands chilblains and is infallible for piles with a 25 cent price at H Seallin's drug store.

H. Seallin

Gallery Decorated At Corn Palace Display In Mitchell

The Mitchell corn palace gallery features Dakota and South Dakota scenes from 1879 and 1902 with Japanese, Indian, G A R, and Newport seaside booths. Mrs Harris and assistants oversee West, Japanese, Indian, and G A R displays, plus Dakota University and Newport vignette exhibits. praise for the skilled ladies’ handiwork and layout.

Ell Station Dakota South Dakota Harris Gertrude Becker Nona Prescott F. M. Hammer MH. BE. Hitchcock H. G. Nichols Geo. Bomgardner George Rowley Goodykoontz Booth John Hough J. F. Cooper Abraham Boynton John Colvin Charlotte B. Milliken Mildred Hough Isadore Hough Emma Harker W. R Relief Corps Anna Williams Benj, Holt Clara A Lukins Gertrude Abbey Louise Tenney Hulda Stowell Reiser Helen Kibbee Julia Coursey Vey Dakota University W. 4. Shurtleff Ogin Starr Ruth Chappell Paul Brown Burton Tanner Newport

DeBAUGH'S BAND CLOSES CORN PALACE WEEK

A large crowd gathered at the corn palace building for DeBaugh's Band closing concert. Conzetti added to the sport as the ensemble performed popular and classical selections with high adaptability. The weeklong engagement satisfied the public and Mitchell residents, with Miss Schmoll's violin solo drawing repeated encores before the band departed on the Milwaukee special to Lexington for a ten day engagement.

Corn Palace Conzetti Prof. DeBaugh Mitchell Miss Schmoll Milwaukee Sioux City Lexington

A Typical South African Store by Mr Larson

O R Larson of Bay Vialla Sun days River Cape Colony runs a general store nine miles from the railway and twenty five miles from the town. He serves farmers within thirty miles and cites fourteen local cures with Chamberlains cough remedy in households without a doctor. Sold by L O Gale chemist.

Bay Vialla Sundays River Cape Colony South Africa Chamberlain L. O, Gale

Miss Harriet Noble Weds Fred Henderson in Centerville

Miss Harriet Noble and Fred Dwight Henderson quietly married at the Noble home in Centerville. Rev J K Houlgate read the ceremony in presence of relatives and friends. Henderson, of New York, is assistant cashier at Moody County Bank in Flandreau. The couple will reside in Flandreau after a wedding gifts include a Hazelton piano. The bride, educated at Dakota University, has long resided in Centerville.

Centerville Harriet Noble Fred Dwight Henderson New York Moody County Bank of Flandreau Henderson Wendesday Davis Flandreau Dakota University

Stomach and liver tablets offered by L. O. Gale

An advertisement touts the best physic Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets. Easy to take, pleasant in effect, for sale by L. O. Gale.

Chamberlain L. O. Gale

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