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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1908

Page

2

Growth and changes in the Methodist Conference appointments

The annual Methodist Conference ended with few pastoral changes. The統 report shows church membership 14,681, baptisms 1,213, schools 242, churches 194, parsonages 116, and notable gains in all categories. Eleven ordinations were held, eight deacons and three elders, with Bishop Luth er Wilson assisting.

Luther Wilson Methodist Church F. H. Ray J. M. Hunter Raith Shearer W. EB. Hartung T. M. Brimlow C. EB. Walsh C. H. Bryan F. C. Free. Riders A. L. Cathers J. H. Kearton C. 2. Wilcox

Cure for Cough and Consumption Claims by Ada L Croom

Mrs Ada L Croom of Croom Hotel Vaughn Mississippi says she suffered months of severe cough and a consuming illness until she used Dr King s New Discovery. After three bottles she reports a complete cure. The remedy is sold at Diehl Brown s drug store 60 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.

Ada. L. Croom Croom Hotel Vaughn Miss Dr. King Lang Dieul & Brown

Rosebud land lottery final drawing published

The Republican prints the last drawing in the Rosebud land lottery listing up to 6 000 names. Mitchell residents named include 4461 John Haylatke 4901 Sivan Rubley 4797 George Calvert 4663 William J Loyd 4967 Grace Wilkinson 5282 Harry J White 5348 Chris Footitt 5591 Robert Shook.

Republican Today Mitchell Mitch¢ell John Haylatke Sivan Rubley George Calvert William J. Loyd Grace Wilkinson Harry J. White Chris Footitt Robert Shook

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and testimonial notice

An 1890s style ad offers a $100 reward for an incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure priced at 75 cents per bottle. Endorsed by Walling Kinnan & Marvin wholesale druggists of Toledo and F J Cheney Co with testimonials of 15 years of honorable business. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney Walling, Kinnan & Marvin

Supreme Court disbars George W. Egan in state

Sioux Falls Journal reports the Supreme Court disbarment of George W. Egan for practicing law in the state. He has begun a lecture tour to profit from sympathy and his Iowa record is cited as justification for denying licensure.

South Dakota Egan Supreme Court Smith Mitchell Sioux Falls

Electric Bitters Prove Worth to Civil War Veteran

David Parker of Fayette New York, a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg, testifies that Electric Bitters healed his stomach troubles and now keeps him strong. He spent much on doctors before trying them. Available at Diehl and Brown's drug store for 50 cents.

David Parker Fayette, N. Y Gettysburg Diehl & Brown

YMCA Plans Combined Building and Gymnasium at University

The University YMCA holds over 6000 dollars targeted for a nucleus of a building fund. A plan to construct a combined YMCA building and gymnasium was presented in chapel. Students and faculty pledged about 1000 dollars, with annual one dollar gifts and additional subscribers sought to complete the fund. A campaign line is being devised for active fundraising.

University Y. M. C. A

May Change Apportionment in State Legislature

Pierre notes the next census could trigger legislative reapportionment as population shifts from southeast to north and west. With fixed totals of 135 lower house and 45 senate seats, gains for newer regions would require older counties to concede long-held advantages.

Senate

Democrats Claim Ballot Omission in County Ticket

A local dispute claims three Democratic candidates were left off the county ticket for commissioner, superintendent of schools, and surveyor. The party blames County Auditor Anderson, while he says petitions were filed late and the law prohibits changes. Notices detail the November election and proposed constitutional and liquor-control measures in Davison County South Dakota.

Anderson Michels Heimberger James Lyons William Koch

Mr King's New Life Pills Promoted by Guilford Family

A Guilford Maine family reports three years of better health after using Mr. Kings New Life Pills. The product cleanses and tones the system gently and is advertised at Diehl and Browns drug store for 25 cents.

Autumn Near-Tragedy in Marsh Ambush

A stealthy figure in a fen lays an ambush with a deadly gun, aiming at ducks. He fires, misses, and mutters a grim expletive, revealing a cruel intent and a fatalistic mood. This lurid vignette is reported by the Kansas City Times.

Kansas City Times

Farmer praises Bucklen Arnica Salve in Georgia

Rural Route 2, Empire Ga farmer W A Floyd says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured two worst sores on his hand and leg. He calls it worth more than its weight in gold and would mortgage the farm to buy it. Available for 25 cents at Diehl and Brown's drug store.

Empire

Quick Route to the Hospital Quoted by Pugilist

A terse exchange pits a quick request for hospital directions against a sharp retort in a Tatler style vignette. The brief line highlights brisk urban slang and a clash of personalities as they navigate urgency.

South Dakota Laws on Liquor, Quail, and Sunday Performances

A compiled list of 1907 South Dakota statutes covering liquor sale penalties and permits, divorce residency rules, quail protection, and Sunday performances. It notes fines from ten to five hundred dollars, jail terms, and repeal of conflicting acts, with approvals in March.

South Dakota

Special Election To Fill House Seat In Mitchell South Dakota

Notice of a special election in Davison County South Dakota on November 8 to elect one representative in Congress to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Hon William H Parker. Polls open 8 AM to 5 PM at multiple township school houses and city locations including Mitchell wards and county offices.

Davidson County South Dakota Perry Township Badger Loomis Blendon Township Mt. Vernon Them Mitchell Township Court House Prosper Sean Township Union Township Mowcor Baker Tobin Township Rome Ethan City of Mitchell Pred Brodstrup State of United States Senate House of Representatives Secretary of State Davison County Say Badger Township Prosper Township Lisbon Township Baker Township Rome Township Than City of Mitchell Fred Brodstrup Travis

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