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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
5
Advertising rates for the Witchell Capital and local business cards are listed with pricing per line and per year. Notices include marriages and deaths published free, with obituaries and resolutions priced per line. club rates with other publications are offered. Official county paper dated Friday October 17, 1902.
A Minneapolis Journal interview portrays Mitchell as mounting a strong bid to move the state capital from Pierre. Railroads led by Milwaukee and North Western entice support with extensions to the Hills, rapid shipping and political maneuvering aimed at resubmitting the capital question in 1904.
O R R Larson of Tay Vialla Sun days River Cape Colony runs a general store serving farmers within thirty miles. He notes many customers rely on Chamberlain's remedies with fourteen cured of cough in the past year alone. For sale by L O Gale druggist.
Mitchell prepares for a light schedule with only two home games, Oct 20 against Yankton college and Thanksgiving, Nov 27 against Fargo college. The team will travel to North Dakota for several games including Oct 25 at Fargo and Oct 27 at Grand Forks, then to Sioux Falls on Nov 3 to face the Lincoln Medics and to Omaha on Nov 17 to meet Creighton University. Coached by Clarion P. Hardy, the squad aims to defend last year’s championship and maintain its high standing. Also notes health advisory about travel and a Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy sold by L. O. Gale.
Dakota University students remain engaged after the corn palace closing with lectures and concerts at low prices. Mr Colton, Y M C A official, spoke to students, a Yankton football game is slated, gymnasium final touches progress, and a petition seeks gym fees credit while physical culture classes await organization.
Henderson Grimsett suffered partial paralysis and loss of use of an arm after medical treatment failed. After using two bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, he was nearly cured per Geo R McDonald of Logan county West Virginia. The liniment also treats rheumatism sprains and bruises and is sold by L O Gale druggist.
The article compares traditional courting roles, noting women initiate and maintain romantic pursuit in Ukraine and among the Zuni. If rejected, the suitor must leave, while the woman holds authority in marriage and inheritance, with children belonging to her.
Soak hands in Cuticura Soap then dry and anoint with Cura N to treat red rough chapped palms and fissures. Wear old gloves at night to air hands. a complete Humour Cure set costs 1 dollar with Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills. British and French depots listed.
A column notes lacework crafts in several towns with lace collars handkerchiefs and doilies woven from spider web inspired designs called nanduti. It also reports Henry L. Shattuck of Shellsburg Iowa cured of stomach trouble by four boxes of Camberlain's tablets and a humor piece about a cub reporter finding a hot Sunday story in red pepper statistics.
Mrs. Stubb notes on a wealthy block that residents wear patched clothing while awaiting the tax assessor. Mr. Stubb adds that appearances hide a deeper truth. The exchange underscores local economic strains on an affluent area.
A brief exchange from Town Topics features Mrs Rakster praising her husband as deeply loved. The lines emphasize discreet devotion and protectiveness, portraying a wife who values private affection over public scrutiny.
A New York World quote panel notes a man famed for many engagements is not finding romance. the line hints at battles taking precedence over matrimony as his most engaging pursuit.
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