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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1907
Page
13
Manager Gale moves to install a moving picture machine at his theatre to fill dull seasons by opening more often with popular films. A skilled electrician will run it and vaudeville acts and illustrated songs may accompany showings at low prices to attract all patrons. The machine should be ready in two to three weeks.
The Mitchell Loan Trust and Savings Co won the $40,000 Sanborn County court house bond bid at Woonsocket. Principal plus a $150 premium, at 5 percent interest, beat ten other bidders from Chicago Cleveland Toledo Minneapolis and more, with the local firm promising lower costs from express and quicker money delivery.
The local fire committee met last evening and purchased the Obenchain Moyer fire wagon. S W Smith of Mitchell Marble & Granite Works left for Emmetsburg and other Iowa points to drum up orders for the company. Mrs Ray L Branson arrived home from a brief wedding trip to Iowa after marrying in Sioux City last Saturday. They were greeted by friends at the train and the bridal party gathered at the Branson home. D M Tiffany reports building several rental houses on Burr street with plans for more, each about $2000. Virgil D Boyles sent a copy of Langdon of the Three Bars for review. Wallace Dales visited from Murdo as settlers rush to the extension towns, and L D Milne, supreme secretary of the Home Guardians, returned from a four-state trip to expand coast operations. Milne appointed Charles Ferguson as Montana state manager and W S Ford for Wyoming, noting good growth prospects. The Milne party described a nighttime train incident on a downgrade, with no injuries.
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