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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
6
The Bride observes Mr. Whitten as a dull, unappealing tenant in a boarding house. He clashes with Miss King the schoolteacher and peers alike though his later acts reveal unexpected generosity with sewing tasks and schoolwork rewards. The Bride and Miss King misjudge him until his quiet kindness shines.
A reader asks how to improve facial features perceived as unattractive. Advice covers hair styling to soften thin cheeks or recede chin, relaxed lips, gentle nose massage, and expressive eyes with long lashes. emphasizes inner expression and confidence.
A reader asks about harmless skin care and restoring hair color. The reply recommends buttermilk for skin healing and liver stimulation, lemon juice to bleach freckles, and suggests avoiding hot irons by using curlers to restore natural hair color.
By noon total high school enrollment reached 303, with Central building housing 340 pupils. W C T U gifted teachers flowers. H G Frost plans a six room modern residence at 216 West Eleventh Ave costing 2000 with contractor H T Frost using concrete hollow walls. Ellis Potter leaves Dakota Wesleyan for James Valley Bank as bookkeeper. W F Cody of Mason City IA visits Mitchell on Milwaukee railroad business. Herbert Metcalf becomes head salesman for Dev ers shoe store in Sioux Falls. Mitchell Davis County day set for state fair in Huron with large local delegation planned and a special auto caravan from city hall.
An exceptionally graceful model showcases a delicate negligee that blends comfort and elegance. The design emphasizes soft fabrics, subtle trims, and refined silhouettes for lounging and nightwear.
By May Manton a three piece skirt joins to a short waisted blouse that can be converted to maternity wear with simple insertions. The pattern suits tub silks or voile and can be trimmed with lace frills for a more elaborate look.
Riverside Park will host the harvest picnic on Labor Day with O. L. Branson as orator and Harry Tolles of the Chicago Association of Commerce as speaker. Roads to the park will be improved this week for easy automobile and team access, inviting farmers within thirty miles of Mitchell.
The Park Board approved landscape designs from Morell and Nichols of Minneapolis for West Park. Next summer's work preserves the largest trees, adds shrubs and small trees, and creates central open spaces with side and corner massing. Sketches for Hitchcock Park will follow.
Missioners may approve a special levy of one half of one mill to fund an improvement to a main line highway running east to west across the county. The ninety mile length implicates many travelers and organizers expect to gather sufficient petition signatures to prompt action by the county authorities.
Coach Chester Dillon will benefit from new football rules that protect the fullback more than ever. A running into the fullback costs 15 yards. roughing him carries the 15-yard penalty and disqualification. Substitutions are limited to period starts, and the center must release the ball after motion begins.
The 1915 state fair offers a long list of displays and features for visitors. Numerous exhibits and attractions are arranged to entertain attendees and showcase local industry and culture.
The three day fair ended Saturday and drew top quality displays across livestock horses and produce. A prominent eastern livestock judge called the horses finest he had seen, and races were strong making it the best fair ever held in Brule County.
Redfield reports show pharmacists complain that state additions to the Harrison Anti Dope law require a patient signature on the back of prescriptions for habit forming drugs. Doctors often wire or mail urgent prescriptions to rural patients, but the autograph from the recipient is now required before sending the medicine.
Judge Bros auctioneers of Mitchell contract to sell the James Safford estate at Chamberlain to settle the estate. The sale likely the largest ever in central South Dakota, with real estate houses in Chamberlain and personal property valued $65 000 to $75 000, auction set for September 15. Judge Bros. recent Vivian horse sale drew a big crowd from Omaha and Aberdeen, with 91 head sold and prices from 40 to 280 dollars.
Glenn Smith, son of Elmer B. Smith and a Mitchell post office clerk, married Miss Mary Theis of Mitchell. The Aberdeen News reports a marriage service read at 9:30 this morning following yesterday’s ceremony in Aberdeen.
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