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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1910

Page

6

Debaters Clash Over Federal Child Labor Law

Dakota Wesleyan students argued the Beveridge bill to ban interstate shipment of goods from factories employing under 14s, facing Hamline and Yankton teams. The Yankton judges ruled against DWU, while Mitchell debaters held the advantage in a city hall contest, with a unanimous verdict for the negative.

Dakota Wesleyan Yankton Hamilne Suints St. Paul Lawrence Todnem Herbert Hardy Millard B. Kennedy I. Kerfoot Minnesota Hamline Ray Irle Irle Beveridge Indiana Wallace Kidder South Harry Hanson John S. Chapman Chapman Walter Grill Grill Bernie B. Dean Mitchell Frank H. Garver Fred E. Hayres Morningside College Sioux City Frank M. Rarig Minneapolis Wesleyan Elsie Davy

Old resident Servetus F. Clark buried near Bard

Funeral held at the home of his daughter Mrs. Charles Lowell south of Bard with Rev. F. J. Norton preaching from Isaiah 64:2. Pallbearers included Garnett Fox Norton and others. large crowd attended. Born May 7, 1823 in Rochester Vermont died April 17 1910 aged 86 years 11 months 17 days.

Servetus F. Clark Charles Lowell Bard F. J. Norton Mr. Garnett Wm. Fox Ernest Norton Wm. Brewer Thomas Fox Fred Garnett Isa Rochester Vermont Chas

Former Mitchell Man Dead

Anson M. Small died April 8 at 2 30 p m in Everett hospital after surgery attempted for a chronic stomach ailment He had been a Standard Oil agent in Everett for nine years and was active in Modern Woodmen Lodge and the Baptist church Born December 16 1856 in Bangor Maine he lived in Mitchell and Lisbon Township before moving to Everett in 1900 He leaves a wife Nellie Fuller and five children Mrs Bloomer Mrs Skaggs Dr F W Small Mrs Seaman of Mandan ND and others in Everett

Everett Wash A. M. Small Lisbon Township Anson M. Small Standard Oil Company Mr. Small Woodmen Baptist Church Bangor Maine Monticello Wis Nellie Fuller Manchester Iowa Mitchell South Dakota B. E. Bloomer T. E. Skaggs Robert Cornell F. W. Small City Charles Seaman Mandan N. D

Death of T W D Orswell in San Diego after Mitchell roots

Mrs. T W Orswell of Mitchell announces the death of her husband T W D Orswell in San Diego California on April 15 1910 after a long illness. He lived in Mitchell for years where he helped build Main Street and served as city treasurer and fire chief. He was active in I O O F Masonic Lodge and St Bernard Commandery. He left Mitchell in 1894 for Anaconda Montana and later San Diego for health reasons. He is survived by his wife Allie V Oswell and two California sisters and a Portland brother. The obituary notes his community leadership and lodge work.

T. W Orswell T. W. D. Orswell San Diego California L. M. Rosman Allie V. Oswell Portland Oregon Orswell Mitchell Main Street Masonic Lodge St. Bernard Commandery Knights Templar Masonic Anaconda Mont

Carizzo Copper Boosters Gather From Many States

The Carizzo Copper Co stockholders met in Mitchell with attendees from California New York Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota. They praised the mines in Ayutla Mexico and shared visits by several guests while the Friday session focused on mine matters and field reports.

Mitchell Carizzo Copper Co California New York Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Widmann Robert Vessey F. M. Byrne Faulkton Olaf Nelson Yankton A. J. Glidden Citizens Bank Hitchcock George Shannard First National Bank Bridgewater George Wright Huron W. Y H. Brandon Canadaigua N. Y John Mundt Sioux Falls Joe Straw Jos St. Louis S. S. Summers Monroe Wis R. C. Gibbs A. L. Heiserer Axel C. Peterson Minneapolis S. A. Hutchinson Omaha Neb C. A. Irish Mt. Vernon Ernc Vessey F. G. Vessey Wessington Springs John Musson Ayutla Mexico

Parkston Bride, Burton Tanner, Wed in Parkston Home

Miss Lydia Nix married Burton E. Tanner of Sioux Falls at her parents home six miles west of Parkston. Rev. A E Tanner officiated. Relatives and friends attended including sisters from Minneapolis Armour Vermillion and Mitchell guests. The couple to Mitchell then Sioux Falls for their home.

Parkston A. BE. Nix Lydia Nix Burton E. Tanner Sioux Falls A. E. Tanner Halpin Minneapolis Tanner Mitchell

Ashton contest looms after tight vote in Ash ton

Will contest at Ashton Downey arrived from Ash ton to stay with his son C. W. Downey and assist his ailing wife. He said the recent Ashton election produced a one vote dry win and wets plan to contest alleging fraudulent dry votes. A mayoral tie had 71 votes for B L Sheridan and H Lambert. Downey is the retiring Ashton mayor.

C. L. Downey Ashton C. W. Downey B. L. Sheridan H. Lambert Downey

Insurance guarantee backed by state in Queen City plan

Insure in the Queen City Insurance Company the only South Dakota company. Policies are backed by a guarantee to the state. A. D. Wal pole and Joseph I. Goldhagen Agents Mitchell South Dakota.

Queen City Insurance Company South Dakota A. D. Walpole Joseph I.goldhagen Mitchell, S. D

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