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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1903

Page

12

Quiet Home Wedding Unites Alice Saul and George Carlson

In a tranquil Tuesday ceremony at 603 Sanborn Street Miss Alice Saul and George W. Carlson wed with family presence. Rev J H Young officiated. Miss Lillie Carlson played. The couple, after a wedding supper, departed for Minneapolis with gifts signaling good wishes. Alice, a longtime city teacher, and George, Mt. Vernon businessman, will reside there.

W. H. Saul Sanborn Street Alice George W. Carlson Lillie Carlson J. H. Youngman Methodist Church Omaha Minneapolis West Side Board of Education Mt. Vernon Farmers Lumber Co Carlson Alfred Carlson Prosper Township Mrs. Carlson Geo. A. Fry O. E. Browne Pierre Cora Scott North Main Street

Banda Rossa from Italy to Perform at Corn Palace

The Banda Rossa, Italy's renowned Red band, will give twenty concerts at the corn palace from Sept. 22 to Oct. 1. Conducted by Sorrentino, the fifty man ensemble teaches American bands about perfect ensemble playing. The band features eleven soloists and a distinctive mellow tone. They wear red tunics and promise a rare orchestral finish with familiar and new numbers interpreted with spirit and goodwill.

Banda Rossa Italy Red Band Corn Palace Sorrentine Sorrentino

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ends Teething Troubles

An old remedy praised for over sixty years by mothers for teething infants. It soothes the child, eases gums, relieves wind colic and diarrhea, and is pleasant tasting. Sold by chemists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle. Be sure to ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup and take no other.

Elbow Shot at Prairie Hunt Wounds Pine in 1903 Opening

Clarence Pine of Lisbon township near Mt Vernon sustained a severe elbow wound when a hammer struck the gun while Cleansing the weapon from a buggy during a hunting party. Drs Smiley and Crane operated to align the bones, with doubt about full knitting and possible amputation. Horace Shepherd suffered multiple shotgun wounds to chest and abdomen. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised.

Clarence Pine Mt. Vernon Lisbon Township T. B. Smiley W. E. Crane

Governor Hermied to Open Corn Palace Address in Mitchell

Governor Charles N. Hermied accepted an invitation to open the corn palace in Mitchell on September 22 delivering an address from Pierre. The event marks the second state executive to preside on opening day, with ex Governor Sheldon having done so in 1893. The governor planned to bring staff but finds it impractical, and welcomes Mitchell residents and state citizens. Dr Thomas Electric Oil is advertised for instant relief from burns cuts and sprains.

Corn Palace Charles N. Hermied Pierre Car Palace Sheldon Herstied Mitchell

Davison County Approves $250 Farm Exhibit at Yankton Fair

At a Tuesday meeting the Davison county commissioners unanimously approved a $250 appropriation to fund a farm products exhibit at the state fair in Yankton. The exhibit, to be managed by Dr. S. J. Moore Newell Blackman and J. M. Elion, will later move to Mitchell for display in the Corn Palace. the board views the countywide ad as beneficial to all.

Board of County Commissioners Davison County Yankton H. C Preston H. R. Kibbee Commercial League

Local notes highlight travels and town events

Miss Nellie Kimble returns home from Illinois and Wisconsin while S H Scallin plans a trip to St Paul for business and the state fair. Mrs George M Rowley visits McGregor then returns home. Susie Clouse heads to Hartley and Omaha next week. Community updates cover school ads, legal practice, and a bridge contract awarded for 270 dollars. Community life includes a garden party, militia drill prep, and stone work for city hall.

Nellie Kimble Illinois Wisconsin S.H. Scallin St. Paul George M. Rowley Ben Olson McGregor Iowa Susie Clouse Hartley Omaha J. K. Ferris

Digestive woes and remedies in a late 19th century item

A collage of notes covers dyspepsia remedies with Hood a sarsaparilla and Hood s pills. It adds local business moves by Ambrose Curtis in Chalkstone livery and Dr. Stevenson s Europe study. Mentions University President Graham returning from Chicago, rail delays due to landseekers, and Berg s Sweet Laxative Chips sold by L O Gale.

Ambrose Curtis Chalkstone Flavel Logan Logan R RR. Stevenson Stevenson Bros Sioux Falls Europe London Berlin Vienna Stockholm Christiana Graham University Chicago Nicholson Board of Trustees Mitchell South Dakota Towa Berg L. O. Gale

Animals and Rain Shelters Mentioned by Kipling Reference

A London Spectator note discusses animal behavior in rain. It contrasts how most creatures dislike wet weather and rarely build shelters, except the orang utan which may sleep on a leaf-covered platform and, when very wet, covers itself with pandanus leaves. It cites Kipling’s Beast and Man in India about monkeys and drenched animals.

Mr. Kipling India London Spectator

No Misers In Burma

A Burman spends money quickly with no drive for wealth, no aristocracy or landowners, and near equality. Beggars are rare except lepers. If wealth comes, he builds a pagoda or zayat and may fund a theatrical performance.

Burma

The Tools of the Egyptians in Stone Work

The ancient Egyptians used solid and tubular drills and straight and circular saws for stone work. Drills were jeweled likely corundum, with remarkable cutting edges. Tubular drills showed no tool wear in granite, drilling a tenth inch per revolution, creating smooth holes through hard and soft rocks. Material and method of tool making remain unknown.

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