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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1909

Page

6

Welcomed the Pastor Hoagland at Mitchell Methodist event

Dr and Mrs J S Hoagland arrived to become Mitchell Methodist Church pastors greeted Friday evening by a large crowd at the church basement. University orchestra provided music as guests enjoyed refreshments. Remarks by Dr Weir and Prof Hardy lauded the reception and church prospects.

J. S. Hoagland Methodist Church Mitchell Samuel Weir L. A. Stout Kongland J. T. Morrow J. W. Seaman C. J Weir B. A. Bobb Ladies Aid Society Clarion D. Hardy University Florence Morris Clarence Loomis Prof. Stout Dr. Hoagland Hoagland

Robert Lytle Manufacturing to Start Next Week

Robert Lytle Manufacturing Co. plans to begin work soon on a site west of the city but delays in receiving reinforcing material halted progress. Company official said construction would start as soon as materials arrive.

Lytle Mather Thenes Robert Lytle

Mitchell Brick and Tile Factory Starts Up For Spring Work

The Mitchell Brick and Tile Factory plans a spring start in two weeks. Improvements include round kilns with 65 000 brick capacity each and two color brick from the clay. Wilson from Mason City, Iowa, now manages the plant, with D. B. Miller as president and C. W. Warrath as secretary.

Mitchell Brick and Tile Factory Mason City Iowa Wilson D. B. Miller J. G. McCartney C. W. Warath S. K E. Morris

Easter Services Bring Wide Celebration Across Churches

The city marked Easter with varied services across Methodist, Baptist, Congregational, and St Marys churches. Choirs conducted complex cantatas and masses, including Haydn's Third Mass, while Bishop Johnson spoke on the Resurrection and baptisms followed.

Easter Sale At City Hall Draws Large Crowd

The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church held an Easter sale in the city hall attracting a very large crowd. Three to four booths offered items for sale in the hall afternoon with satisfactory patronage. A supper at 5 30 served in buffet luncheon style showcased their culinary skill.

Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church

Easter at Catholic Church Draws Large Morning Audience

Easter services at the Catholic church attracted a vast crowd as the altar floral display decorously expressed glad tidings. The morning music was notable and contributed to the ceremonial atmosphere.

Easter Services At Presbyterian Church Draw Big crowds

Large Easter audiences admired the morning and evening programs. Dr. J T Macmurray delivered The Message of Eastertide and Immortality speeches. Cantata, choir with Ella Preston Florence Macmurray Marguerite Dye Harriet Holt Lena Fonken Josie Panton L A Williams H E Williams Arthur Dye, organist Wallace Macmurray, and organ accompaniments earned high praise.

Presbyterian Church J. T. Macmurray Ella Preston Florence Macmurray Marguerite Dye Harriet Holt Lena Fonken Josie Panton L. A. Williams H. E. Williams Arthur Dye Wallace Macmurray

Knights Templar Devotions At Mitchell Easter Service

Nearly fifty Sir Knights joined the Easter Sunday processions honoring Charles W. Adams of Mitchell. They gathered at St Bernard Asylum, escorted to Adams residence, then to the Methodist church for services led by Chaplain Scallin with music by the University band under Butterfield and Hobson.

Knights Templar Mitchell Charles W. Adams St. Bernard Asylum Adams Second Avenue East University Band Knight Butterfield Knight Kerfoot Scallin Rathbun E. W. Hobson

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