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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
11
A large display features waists of silk and wool in varied patterns. Prices start at 40 cents for Flaonelette styles and rise to about $1.25 for Mohair pieces. Tailored white Madras models with pleated fronts and full sleeves also appear, offering smart options.
Readable text advertises dress fabrics with large yardage and deep price cuts. It mentions 58 inch half wool dress goods in multiple colors at 48c per yard and 10 pieces of plaid goods valued at 25c now offered at 15c.
A retailer markets Empire coats in varied styles from $8 to $18.75. Highlights include Empire coats of mixed tweed with velvet trims, knee length black broadcloth with satin lining, and plaid cheviot with velvet collars.
Next Monday at the opera house Miss Orette stars in An Orphans Pray a pastoral play praised for action comedy and rural pathos. The production is handsomely staged with a company suited to country life. Seats go on sale today at Nichols store priced 25 35 and 50 cents.
The Western Star Chapter began its social season with a Halloween party at the Masonic hall. The event featured jack o lanterns and games as members gathered for the first in a series of planned gatherings.
The list of uncalled letters includes Dieson O O French Mrs EB C oulon Miss Maude Highland Geo Lowe Wailie Peterson Selwa Lochray J a Taber Oral Thompson Mrs Moses F Young R L If not collected within two weeks they will be sent to the dead letter office.
Mrs Ed Leeham won the ladies head prize while F H Winsor G W Downey and A M Doyle tied for the gentlemen prize Downey won the cutting of cards Consolation prizes went to Mrs Geo Miner and Mrs K J Christeansen Earl Waterbury had no gentlemen consolation Guests headed to the banquet hall for an elegant luncheon The electric lights were off lanterns lit the tables creating a peculiar glow The party proved highly entertaining and winter gatherings are expected to be well patronized
The November term begins Tuesday November 14 with high profile cases led by Nick Berens versus Taos Taubman for libel damages of 5000 dollars. Criminal cases also listed and jurors include William Narrower Clyde Kimball John Tobin S B Spink and many others.
Moulton reports on W R C activities in Mitchell and Yankton with 135 members, a piano prize, and plans for winter work and the Tot Springs soldiers home. The Denver trip, national badge prize, and praise for Mrs. Lukens and Anna Williams are noted, urging patriotic motherhood and continued membership.
The notice promotes Hyomei as a non ingestible catarrh remedy. Inhaled through a balsamic inhaler, it claims to reach nose and throat to kill germs and heal mucous membranes. Complete outfit priced at $1.00 with a 50 cent extra bottle offered by Scallin Bros.
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