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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1907

Page

11

Wedded Tuesday Evening United Two in Weed

A ceremony in Weed joined Harry Ridley and Mae Mert at the bride's parents home with Father Shea performing the rite and Mendelssohn music, followed by a lavish meal and well wishes. The bride wore blue silk. guests celebrated with roses, smilax, and rice showers as the couple began married life. The bride, from Mitchell, and the groom are well regarded in their circle.

Weed Harry Ridley Mae B. M2ert Wm. Herbert Second Avenue East Nellie Doyle Mendelssohn Father Shea Holy Family Church Fridley Hirst Avenue Mitchell Aince

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Mitchell Woman

Mrs. Dennis Donovan of 1003 E Fourth St Mitchell South Dakota reports backache and kidney trouble improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Diehl & Brown's Drug Store. She notes dizziness weakness and heart irregularities earlier, and credits the remedy for renewed health and strength. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York markets the pills nationwide.

Itchell Dennis’ Donovan Fourth St. Mitchell Doan Dean Diehl & Brown Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States Doan’s

After Forty Five Years Two Brothers Carried Off the Battlefield

In Delaware county Iowa a long separation ends with a reunion as two brothers once split by the Civil War surface after forty five years. One brother is father of Mrs. Chas Holshire of this city and Frank James McFarland of Prosper township. James and Jeremiah McFarland enlisted in 1861.

New York State Shiloh Jeremimah James Jeremiah West Delware County Iowa Washington State Grand Army of the Republic Saratoga N. Y Alaska Delaware County Manchester James McFarland Dundee Bellion Delaware County Lown Chas. Holshire Frank James McFarland Prosper Township Jeremiah McFarland

Cubs Take Second Game In Detroit Series

The Chicago Cubs defeated Detroit 31 to 1 in the afternoon game, the second of the series. Pfiester pitched for Chicago against Martin for Detroit, with Detroit outhitting the Cubs 10 to 8. Rossman homered once, doubled, and added two singles in four plate appearances.

Chicago Chicago Cubs Detroit Pfiester Martin Cubs Rossman

Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea Brings Health and Cheer

S. H. Scallin reports relief after nightly use of Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea. The patient describes improved health and a bright temper following the remedy, noting happier days and better wellbeing.

Hollister S. H. Scallin

Twentieth Century Club Begins Fall Session With Study Theme

The Twentieth Century Club resumed meetings at president Mrs. Cora B. Wilt’s home. Members discussed a Bay View course on Our Own Country and planned five social events including a colonial afternoon on November 11 hosted by Mrs. Spanier, Smith, and Wilt.

Twentieth Century Club Cora B. Wilt Spanier Minnie H. Ruth Jessie Rowley Josephine T. Vermilyea Helen M. Kibbee Emily D. Silsby Mabel B. Lamme Julia R. Dundas Mesdames Mae S. Bobb Lanzie J. Brown Julia Dundas Florence E. Johnston Julia E. Kibbee Florence A. Morrow Elizabeth #. Rathbun Jessie K. Rowley Sadie S. Smith Grace C. Spangler Addie R. Jiffany Helen Turner Josephine T. Vermiyen Sarah Weir Alice B

Lecture and Concert Course opens with prominent acts

The New York Grand Concert Co led by Dr. Carl E. Dufft opens the season on November 5 with Ernest Gamble Concert Co to follow. The lineup features Ernest Gumble, Sam Lambers, Verna Leone Pace, Whitney Brothers Quartet, Royal Gypsy Concert Co, illustrated lecturer Roberson, Judge Ben B Lindsey, Brooks Fletcher, Dr. W. A. Quayle, and Katherine Ridgeway. Also promoting Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with 35 cent offerings and life insurance advocacy.

New York Grand Concert Co Carl E. Dufft Ernest Gamble Concert Co United States Canada Mexico Europe Ernest Gumble Sam Lambers Verna Leone I'aze Whitney Brothers Royal Gypsy Concert Co Big Ditch Panama Ecuador Bolivia Peru Culli Titicaca Andes Brazil Amazon Roberson Ben B. Lindsey Juvenile Court of Denver Micky Brooks Fletcher Ohio Mitchell W. A. Quayle St. James Methodist Church Chicago Katharine Ridgeway

What If He Died A Wife And Orphans Remain

The St Paul Daily News warns married men to contemplate their mortality and the fate of their widow and children if death marks their departure. It emphasizes that a wife becomes a widow and children become orphans, urging thought on family protection.

The St. Paul

Nerve Pills Promised To Cure Childhood Nervous Troubles

Mrs. Mary Ballett of Buffalo reports her 21 year old daughter improved after using Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills. The ad claims the medicine restores strength sleep and vigor for nervy children and exhausted nervous systems. Sold by the Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co. in Buffalo.

A. W. Chase Mary Ballett Dearborn St Buffalo N. Y Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co

Proprieter Missing Then Word Comes From Undertaker

A visitor questions the proprietor and learns he is not in the city and will not return soon. The office boy reveals the proprietor went yesterday afternoon and is at the undertaker's. He is dead.

Brown Undertaker’s

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