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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1905

Page

10

Reverend John McDonald Cleared of Hay Theft Charge

Rev. John McDonald, a Methodist preacher, faced petty larceny charges over hay taken from H. E. Howlett. A six man jury found him not guilty after evidence showed an agreed agreement to take hay and later payment. McDonald has served four years in the ministry and now preaches at Highmore.

Republican John McDonald H. EB. Wowlett McDonald Justice McKinley Spangler McGrath A. B W. Mitchcock Goodykoontz W H. Conges R. L. Tremaine Wm. Nash L. W. Webster John Berry Howlett Riverside Highmore

Photographers adopt violet ray electric lamp for day and night images

L. E. Stair and Hoyt Cox install a violet ray lamp enabling instant exposures and printing of photos regardless of daylight. The four horse power system, showcased to a Republican reporter, promises dramatic advances in the photographic art with a soft yet brilliant violet light safely viewed.

L. E. Stair Hoyt Cox

Lesson on removing deck clutter aboard Mikasa after blast

On the Japanese battleship Mikasa the blast from a bomb damaged an optic telegraph causing twenty three deaths and injuries. The incident underscores the need to clear unnecessary objects from warship decks to reduce casualties.

Faculty Recital at University School of Music Crowds Hall

A large audience attended the faculty recital at the University School of Music held at city hall. Proceeds benefited the Woman's Professorship Association and Century Memorial Hall discussions are noted. The program featured Miss Lee, Miss Beebe, Mr. McCullough, Mr. Barry, and others with notable piano, vocal, and violin selections.

School of Music University City Hall Woman’s Professorship Association Nicholson G. ¥. Swift Chicago Century Memorial Hall Miss Lee Godard Judith Miss Beebe Mr. McCullough Schumann Gipsy John Clay Verdure Haydn Schubert Johns Willeby Barry Mitchell Wieniawski Hullamzo Balaton Hubay McCollough Chopin

Farmer Nichols Caught in Debt Collectors Scheme

A LaCrosse company rep visited H. G. Nichols offering a note collection plan. He would take 25 percent of collected sums and require lists with correct addresses. Nichols signed without reading, later learning the firm could hold merchants via the contract.

Merchants’ Law & Adjusting Co LaCrosse Wis H. G. Nichols Nichles Nichols

Ohio highwayman captured after running fight with posse

Ed Snyder of Michigan, identified by a man claiming the name, held up a country teacher and a Mansfield store, then fled toward Athol. In a running fight with a posse he wounded a town marshal and was shot through the cheek before surrendering and being jailed in Redfield.

Redfield Ed Snyder Michigan Red Held Mansfield Athol Snyder

Rest Room Ready in City by Woman's Christian Temperance Union

The Rest Room, funded by city council and county commissioners, is furnished and open at City hall basement third door right. It features heating, comfortable chairs, a writing table, and literature. Local merchants and newspapers contributed furniture and support for this community space.

Woman’s Christian Temperance Union City Hall K. Vermilyea G. A. Vermilyea W. J. Krad A. W. Gillis A. T. McGovern

Advertised Letters at Mitchell Post Office 1905

The list shows letters remaining uncalled for at the Mitchell post office as of December 20 1905 including Abbott Brooks Basye Brown Cram Cline Everling Ikenberry Kelley Lindahl Murray Oakes Smith Sherlock Wolf Wilson and others. In two weeks the letters will be forwarded to the dead letter office.

Mitchell Abbott G. Brooks W. H. Basye Hary Brown Agnes Cram L. H—2 Cline Perry Everling Will Ikenberry M. Kelley Lizzie Lindahl Cecilia Murray Frank Oakes G."s. Smith Frank Sherlock Delia Wolf Clearance Wilson Henry

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