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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
10
Ad claims bilious condition and prescribes Bloodine Liver Pills as a remedy. States easy to take with no sickness or gripping, available by mail for 26 cents from The Bloodine Co Inc Boston Mass.
Rapid City reports Freeman Knowles has paid his court fine ending a lengthy legal battle over a published article deemed obscene in the Deadwood Lantern. Convicted in U S circuit court, Knowles failed to secure release via debtor’s oath, but finally paid and was freed.
Emil Victor was found guilty of the murder of J. W. Chris Lee, assistant to the state's attorney. The verdict came late yesterday afternoon after the opening address this morning. The record of events includes a business trip by A C Drake and other local notices such as birthdays and relocations.
The Rochester Times recounts Dr William E Barker in London where, after Heidelberg studies, he built the largest practice among chronic cases treating rheumatism catarrh and kidney bladder diseases. A single never-failing prescription reportedly cured long running ailments in days and weeks, with cases including an injured carpenter and a visually impaired daughter. The article notes public release of the remedy under Bloodinestories stores with a six week course for 2.50.
The Aug. 28 29 Sunday school convention in Ethan received high praise for its helpful sermons and talks by Dr Hoagland and Secretary Whitaker. The Mitchell orchestra provided fine music and new millinery stock was prepared for opening before corn palace week. Several residents visited Mitchell and events included land bids, weddings, and local appointments.
About fifty miles north of Chicago residents report Mr. Weidenbach of Parkston will move the west side of the schoolhouse this Thursday. Lena Bauer will convert the space into a millinery shop and stock her goods by September 15.
The law requires steam threshers to post a $500 bond before operating to protect the public. Local farmers support the measure, with a $300 fine for noncompliance. Threshers may not collect bills without the bond, reinforcing operator protection and public safety.
Residents and visitors fill Mitchell streets with social calls travel notes and arrivals. Franklin Burke and John McMahon Jr visit the Evans family while Ewald Hohlfeldt returns from vacation in the Black Hills and Mrs. Bradley visits sisters in Milton Junction Wisconsin. Charles Shuff of Lewiston Idaho visits to promote a physical training school. Frost fears accompany reports of 41 degrees in Mitchell with lighter frosts at Worthington and Sioux Falls. Mrs Edith Baughman and Mrs W B Anderson return from Seattle and southern California stock purchases. A Milwaukee trip brings the Kirkpatricks toward the Pacific coast and Seattle exposition. Post office officer Harry Cook undergoes appendicitis surgery.
Northwest town yields reported by L. M. Boyce with 975 bushels of oats from 30 acres and Frank Jahnes securing 560 bushels of wheat from 41 acres. Weather data from Pierre shows 6.26 minutes moisture Jan 1 to Aug 1 versus 11.77 average, prompting questions on potential yields if land is properly worked to retain moisture.
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