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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1904

Page

6

Great Falls event ushers in corn palace with Sousa band

Mitchell prepares for the five week corn palace opening on September 26. Sousa's Concert Band will headline daily free street attractions as L. C. Gale funds heating and Barns promotes the event. The palace expands north with a larger seating area and a redecorated facade.

A. Rohe Mitchell Rohe Manayver Barns Sousa Corn Palace South Dakota Gale East

Extensive Heating Plant Planned for Main Street Stores

L O Gale plans a steam heating system for four Main Street buildings with offices on the second floor. Geo Austin lands the contract to heat the Dale and Sullivan saloon building while Modern Heating & Plumbing Co. will service three other structures. The project totals about $3,000 and may lead to a district wide heating plan.

L. O. Gale Gale Modern Heating & Plumbing Co Conyes Main Street

Proposition to establish a city beating plant discussed

Pierre residents claim Mitchell faces water shortages and council pressure limits. a Pierre supporter alleges summer shortages and low water pressure, suggesting a motive to boost gas interests while water supply remains inadequate.

Pierre Mitchell

Reception Honors Miss Lyia Grace in Alexandria

Dr Gifford's home hosted about sixty guests for a reception to honor Miss Lyia Grace of Mitchell. The painting class leader received a writing desk as thanks. Grace plans to become principal of the art department in Wessington Springs after visiting Mitchell.

Alexandria Gifford Lyia Grace Mitchell May Bailey Myrtle Peckham Josie Hull Messrs Ryburn Peckham W. C Grace Wessington Springs The Academy of

Threshing Machines Report Mixed Yields Across Area

Grain yields remain solid despite rust with wheat from 14 to 145 bushels per acre and oats averaging around 60. C I Miltimore, from 12 miles southeast, noted rust reduced quality but offered 95 cents for wheat. John P Carlson from Prosper township cited 15 bushels per acre, blaming rust for lower than potential, and forecasted heavy oat yields after threshing.

C. I. Miltimore John P. Carlson Carlson

Newburys Return From St Louis Exposition

Mr and Mrs C E Newbury, who attended the St Louis exposition, arrived home Monday afternoon.

Bright life gone Mrs Dilley laid to rest

Obituary details the life of Maud Rand Dilley a devoted home maker and church worker born 1862 in Nova Scotia long resident of Minnesota Artesian Mitchell and Capitola then Morristown Nova Scotia obituary recalls her musical talents hospitality and deep faith funeral services at her home 405 Venpps street south and Graceland cemetery with family present in attendance and floral tributes.

L. H. Dilley Ven Pps Street Artesian Mt. Vernon R. N. Kratz Mendelssohn Phoebe Cary H. S. Wilkinson First Methodist Church Christ Nova Scotia Guy Rand Fairbault, Minn Lemuel H. Dilley Farmington Minnesota Mitchell Dilley Jesus Miss Hyelyn A. VanDervort J. A. Elliott Ofremont Nebraska W. P Dilley Castle Rock Minn David Wolf Gresham Oregon A. Young F. A. Bidwell L. A. Stout Levi Pierce J. A. Jelley J. H W. Creighton Graceland Cemetery

South Dakota State Fair Prime for National Spotlight

Walter B. Dean urges South Dakota farmers and stockmen to attend and exhibit at the State Fair in Yankton. He argues the state’s food production strength will enhance land values and the state's reputation, promoting confidence in agriculture and the permanence of South Dakota’s resources.

South Dakota Union Empire Yankton

Miss Olive Hendrickson Takes Bank Post in Garden City

Miss Olive Hendrickson, a Western Business college graduate, left last week for Garden City to accept a position in the State bank.

Olive Hendrickson The Western Business College Garden City State Bank

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L. C. Gale Fall Corn Palace Car Palace Scalyin Bros Werrantca O. L. Branson J.S Daniels L. J. Welch Cashler R. L, Branson O. L, Branson L. J. Welch Wm. Kocu J.S. Daniels Garry E. Ghambers E. B. van Alstine Coal and Wood Railroad St Milwaukee Depot Mitchell, S. D Acme Harvester CO Miss Grace South Side Mrs. Dilley Land Sacred South Dakota State Fair Yanke«ton Walter B. Dean State Board of Agricul Ture
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