New Cloak Department and Corset Line at Local Store
A full line of Warner Rust-proof Corset for fall just in with Ferris Waists and other lines in stock. The new Cloak Department offers assortment quality and style at the right prices.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
6
A full line of Warner Rust-proof Corset for fall just in with Ferris Waists and other lines in stock. The new Cloak Department offers assortment quality and style at the right prices.
A call to trusted plumbers ends leaks bad drainage and sewer troubles. Jeaks are fixed, comfort and health restored by skilled professionals who handle all plumbing needs promptly and reliably.
GEO W AUSTIN city plumber offers thorough job work and estimates for modern plumbing installations. Service includes up to date plumbing upgrades and complete project planning.
The article notes pelican pouches can hold seven quarts of water and that mountain climbing camels are inefficient in Abyssinia. Sparrows nest within 24 hours of site selection. The red grouse is confined to the British Isles and its plumage varies by surroundings. Ostriches once reached 14 to 15 feet in height in Madagascar.
An 1893 letter excerpt by IK L Stevenson to George Meredith, quoted in a Letters edition, laments years of poor health with chronic weakness and coughing. He recalls weakness, lingering sickness, and choosing truth and open air over illness, noting despite distress he has not failed.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a mother urging patience while a child insists on getting his own way. The scene hints at family tension and the dynamics of control.
Pepper is propagated by cuttings and yields two crops a year for about 12 years. When some berries turn red all are harvested to keep pungency. For market they are dried rubbed and cleaned by winnowing. The black pepper of commerce consists of these berries.
A brief excerpt from Ladies' Home Journal emphasizes careful book handling to prevent damage. It warns against bending bindings, placing books face down, leaving them in rain, or dogearing pages. It urges readers to remember where they left off and rely on memory rather than external aids.
A compact reflection on hair loss and worry. The exchange suggests that anxiety accelerates balding, while the fear of baldness itself deepens concern, in a witty London King style.
The Washington Star notes a man who encounters many misfortunes yet may also be exceptionally fortunate. He sailed toward a newly discovered goldfield but was shipwrecked en route, illustrating a puzzling streak of fate.
A Philadelphia Press quote notes a young Indiana man was sentenced to the penitentiary for stealing an umbrella. Brooks comments the punishment was deserved and the man confessed.
A humorous line from Leslie's Weekly imagines a judge asking a wife about support and the divorce applicant quips that her husband cannot even support his own hosiery. The wry exchange comments on marital finances with playful wordplay.
The Chicago Tribune recalls the aeronautics era with a playful note about Santos-Dumont and a balloon that flew around before eventually crashing to the ground in a lighthearted episode.
Readable items include Rain totals over seven days, real estate for sale, and arrivals from Chicago and Wisconsin. Also listed are medical ads for Banner Salve and Chamberlains remedies, plus notices of local officials, state fair attendance, and upcoming railroad and oil property business in Mitchell.
Major Mahoney of the South Dax cota State Guards visited Mitchell on Tuesday night and stayed at The Mitchell. Mrs S G Bayce rushed to New Hampton Iowa on Wednesday due to her sister’s serious illness. John Grace received a letter from A S Stuver Kimball noting Kimball’s heavy rainfall 4.31 inches in about twelve hours. Henry Rongstad, 3, died at 12 miles northeast of Mitchell from summer illness. funeral at Jackson school house led by Rev A E Steuernagel. Samuel Vickers began ground for a new business building at Main and Railroad streets, brick construction. F S Cassidy to supply materials in Sioux City. Emil Becker family temporarily moved to allow winter improvements. house relocated to north end of lot with changes. Miss Jessie Grotewohl arrived from Armour and is visiting C W Adams. formerly a city teacher she is studying dentistry and undecided about year three.
The article notes the renewed school term strains children both mentally and physically as the season resumes. It urges giving tonic aid, recommending Hood's Sarsaparilla to strengthen nerves, improve digestion, and boost overall development.
Having sold my farm and planning to leave South Dakota I will hold a public sale on my place 64 miles south and 4 miles east of Mt Vernon South Dakota on Thursday September 26 1901 at 10 o clock sharp. The sale includes 4 head of horses 12 head of cattle farm machinery household goods 12 tons of hay and 100 chickens. Everything will be sold under usual terms with a free lunch at noon. Jas G Earl proprietor.
Davison county invites sealed bids for coal supply for the year 1901. Bids due Oct 1 at the county auditor's office. Offers include best Hocking Valley coal delivered at courthouse city and sheds or free on board in Mitchell. County reserves right to reject any or all bids. H. B. Anderson, County Auditor.
Regular teachers examination will be held in the courthouse at Mitchell on Friday and Saturday September 6 and 7, 1901, beginning at 8 30 a m. No one will be allowed to write who are not present by 9 a m O W Courtsrey Co Supt
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