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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
10
An advertisement touts Kodol as a liquid digestive aid that digests foods like a healthy stomach. It claims rapid action, warns against indigestion, and offers a money back guarantee via druggists. Distributed by Diehl & Brown with E. C. DeWitt & Co. laboratories.
The county board granted the Kibbee and Smith drainage petition draining land from Beulah through Prosper to Enemy Creek. A later hearing set for September 21 will finalize benefits and damages for property along the route. The Downs petition was amended and approved to drain Downs and Jones land, also improving a nearby public highway.
John Avery, a Tulare, California native from the Berlin conservation ties, died at Mitchell after dysentery followed by appendicitis surgery. The funeral was held at the Avery residence and services were led by Dr J S Hoagland with music by L D Milne and Miss Grace White. Remains were shipped to Tulare. The report also notes two former Berlin conservatory students Myrtle Lee and Hazel Lathrop returning to Mitchell after two years abroad for voice and piano study.
Miss Clara Hathaway and her mother depart for Cherooke Itwa via the Omaha road on a long journey to Shahjahanpur India. She will sail from New York on September 25 to Bombay where she will wed Mr. Harry Week, who has lived in India for two years, under the Methodist bishop.
A wedding at the Myles home on west Nourth Avenue joined Miss Faye Vivian Myles to Mr Charles L. Scott with a Methodist service led by Dr Samuel Weir. A three course luncheon followed hosted by local families. A later incident ended with a police arrest as Jesse Benson, a local Black man with a troubled record, was jailed after threats and a knife purchase.
C. W. Gillis arrived home Thursday afternoon after attending the leather manufacturers meeting in Chicago.
Miss Alice Jones W. wed Dr Herschel Harris of Wilmot at Pebble Beach farm near Big Stone City. The ceremony followed by a three course dinner for about thirty relatives and friends. The couple will reside in Wilmot and begin married life with many congratulatory gifts.
Twenty thousand children from Spokane and tributary districts will greet President Taft when he visits September 28. Mayor Pratt plans a Seeing Spokane automobile tour past most public and parochial schools with mobilized students at off route buildings to ensure every child has a view of the chief executive.
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