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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1904

Page

9

Republican State Ticket listing electors and officials

The ticket lists Presidential Electors Henry C Morris H H Gulstine John Q Anderson G R Evans. Congressmen Charles H Burke Eben W Martin. Supreme Judges Dighton Carson Dick Haney H G Fuller. Governor Samuel H Jplrod Lieutenant governor J E McDougall. Secretary of State D D Wipf. State Treasurer C B Collins. State Auditor J F Halliday. Superintendent Geo W Nash. Commissioner C J Bach.

Henry C Morris Roberts H. H. Gulstine Lake John Q. Anderson Lyman G. R. Evans Butte Chas. H. Burke Hughes Eben W. Martin Lawrence Dighton Carson Dick Haney Davison H. G. Fuller Faulk Samuel H. Jplrod Clark J. E. McDougall Marshall County D. D. Wipf Hutchinson County C. B. Collins Brown County J. F. Halliday Kingsbury County Geo. W. Nash Lincoln County School and Public Lands C. J. Bach Turner County

Republican Judicial Ticket

Judge of Fourth Judicial Circuit Frank B. Smith of Mitchell on the Republican ticket.

Fourth Judicial Circuit Frank B.smith Mitchell

Vermillion Fences Pillar of Capital Debate From Vermillion Voice

Vermillion residents reject Pierre capital scare tactics. John Finnie, longtime Union county farmer, praises Mitchell for capital location after visiting Pierre and Mitchell, calling Pierre dead and Mitchell the best choice for the state capital.

No Transfer of State Institutions to Pierre Said Unwise

The article argues against moving state facilities from their current locations to Pierre. It cites costs, disruption, and sunk investments in Yankton Sioux Falls and other sites, praising Mitchell’s offer of a superior temporary building and free transport for records. It dismisses Pierre driven fearmongering as bluff and urges a larger Mitchell majority.

Commonwealth Yankton Watertown Sioux Falls Huron Pierre Mitchell South Dakota Pierre Biase University Agricultural College Asylum For Blind Penitentiary School of Mines

Value of capital property Scotland Citizen

A discussion notes mixed opinions on the relative value of capital property at Pierre, presenting pro and con arguments without a decisive conclusion. The discourse highlights uncertainty about future value and asset viability amid evolving market conditions.

Scotland Pierre

State Should Not Accept Mitchell Offer for Capital Move

The argument rejects Mitchells offer citing financial gain and free use of a fireproof building as unworthy motives. It asserts South Dakota can buy land and build itself, and the real aim is convenience for the public, with Mitchell favored for most residents and Pierre for none.

Mitchell Pierre South Dakota

Legislative vote in evidence on state capital location

White Lake Wave notes the legislature nearly unanimously favored asking voters about moving the capital from Pierre. It argues Pierre is not a proper seat and asserts representatives know Pierre’s drawbacks. A vote for Mitchell would settle the location. a vote for Pierre would prolong the capital fight.

White Lake Pierre Mitchell

Pierre versus Mitchell capital move sparks newspaper bluff

The Aberdeen News by Charlie McLeod and John Longstaff claim a Pierre capital relocation to Mitchell is a bluff. They argue Aberdeen will not lose its normal school and Vermillion’s university remains secure, while disputing each other’s motives in the 1901 legislative push.

Vermillion Republican Pierre Carolad Pierre Press Vermillion Clay County John Longstaff Heaven and Earth Huron John Mitchell Charlie McLeod Aberdeen News Aberdeen McLeod Vermillion’s

Redfield Press cites shifts in capital location debate

The Huron Huronite questions former Pierre supporters Basford and the press about their reasons for backing Pierre and condemns the shift toward Mitchell. The piece notes fourteen years of opposition to Pierre and suggests motives may be unclear and risky for editors.

Redfeld Pierre Bro. Basford Mitchell Basford Redfield John Longstaff

Son Peter Durrell Killed by Train Near Worsley

A telegram from Worsley Assiniboia reports Peter Durrell was killed Sunday morning when struck by a train. He had joined the navy from Mitchell about three years earlier and later drifted into Canadian possessions. Thos Wallace, his stepfather, sought details and possible shipment of the body to Mitchell, but the coroner advised burial where the accident occurred.

Peter Durrell Worsley Assiniboia Wolsley Mitchell Thos. Wallace Assinibia

Sioux City Inter State Live Stock Fair to Feature Fire Team Race

At the Sioux City Iowa Interstate Live Stock Fair September 5 to 10 the main draw may be a championship match between Corbett and Sullivan of Sioux City No 1 fire house and Jack and Jack of Des Moines after their recent narrow state win. The Sioux City department offers a purse of 200 dollars for the match and daily exhibition races by Corbett and Sullivan will occur even if the match is not held. The spectacle promises a thrilling start from a temporary hose house with a fast, dramatic dash to the grand stand. Collins, Cole’s Cavboli soap ad note.

Sioux City Iowa Corbett and Sullivan Hose House No. 1 Jack Des Moines Corbett

Notice for bids on county bridges

Notice is given that bids will be received at the county auditor in Mitchell South Dakota until Sept 6 1904 for a steel bridge in Davison county 80 feet span 16 foot roadway and a 24 foot pile bridge 16 foot roadway Bids must include a certified check equal to 25 percent of the building price to show good faith County commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids Plans and specifications on file at the county auditor D Stearns County Auditor

Hudson Pierre Mr. Finnie Mitchell Finnie John Finnie County Auditor South Dakota Davison County Office of D. Stearns Court House

Bids Sought for Courthouse Steam Heating Boiler

Notice invites bids by Sept 6 1904 to install a new boiler and heating mains at the courthouse. Bids must include a 20 percent certified check. County commissioners reserve right to reject all bids. Plans and specs available at the auditor's office.

Notice to Hunters at Mitchell Township Premises

Warning to all hunters that trespassing on the NEY of section three in Mitchell township is prohibited under legal penalty. Issued by H. S. Bennett.

Mitchell Township H. S. Bennett

Why He Supports Pierre

Dell Rapids editor Osbon, previously a Mitchell supporter, now backs Pierre. The piece mocks his capital campaign stance and notes a recent purchase of new press materials, arguing his loyalty is bought and dishonors journalism.

Dell Rapids Tribune M. Osbon Spirit of Dakota Howard Mitchell Pierre Osbon Riff-Raff

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THE Mitchell Printing CO W. Downey Coe Republican Judicial Sioux City’s Fair Q. D. Stearns Burnside’s Burnside Davison County Abstracts Lord Eldon Davison County Abstract CO Main ST Mitchell, South Dakota the Modern Heating and Plumbing CO MERC Inge H. D. Butterfield C. Burnside M. H. Gosche C. W. Hoon C. W. Walrath W. H. Conyes Hoyt Cox H. L. Bates Broadbent & Co Geo. Austin Gillis Shoe Co L. O. Gale Corwin & Wilfing J. N. Cook W. H. Bacon Home Bakery J. W. Broadent & Co L. O Gale Geo. G. Holleran Cable Piano Fred W. Buck Preston & Hannett LAW A. E. Hitchcock Attorney AT Law Ss. D
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