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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
8
Advertises Kodol as a perfect digester that rests the stomach to cure indigestion. Claims many suffer from dyspepsia and that taking Kodol lets you eat what you want while it digests your food. Promotes a money back guarantee on the large bottle and notes the product is from B C DeWitt Co in Chicago.
The United States Marine Band drew an 8000 strong crowd at Ocean Grove New Jersey last season and earned enthusiastic praise for Lieut Santelmann and the ensemble. Mich ell plans a September to October west swing at Mitchell and the Corn Palace as the band remains a rare westward visit.
George A. Warfield a professor at Dakota Wesleyan University will spend the coming year conducting social research and philanthropy studies in Missouri under the Russell Sage Foundation. The work, tied to Washington University and directed by Thomas J. Riley, covers the poor in Missouri and relief methods, with expenses borne by the foundation. He will submit a year end report as a thesis for Washington University. A leave of absence is granted. Spokane hosts Ohio Male Chorus visit to aid an invalid boy.
The district resumes fall term with 33 teachers, two more than last year. J E Martin joins as science and athletics in the high school, Prof Brunton declines. Teachers organize grades from Longfellow Whittier Eugene Wield and others as classes begin. Work crews clean wreckage from a roundhouse incident.
An early Monday accident in Milwaukee company yards involved an extra freight led by Conductor Mesmer and Engineer Worley. The train did not stop at yard limits, diverted onto a coal chute track, smashing Engine 629 and injuring no one but risking a major wreck near the turntable. Engineer Worley escaped harm. Fireman jumped.
At the Ruth home on Duff street in Mitchell a quiet 5 pm Friday ceremony joined Marjorie Ruth and Charles Webber of Sioux Falls. Rev A Craig Bowdish officiated as Cora Walter played the wedding march. The couple plan a weeklong honeymoon to Duluth before settling in Sioux Falls. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Sarah Ruth and Carl Ruth, with Oberlin connection noted.
John M. Elion of Prosper township reports threshers at work and grain in good shape. Wheat yields about 15 bushels per acre and oats yield 33 to 40 bushels with good quality. He notes corn is thriving with ears nearly mature and frost risk minimal for early plantings. He predicts Davison county will have a large corn crop.
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