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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1900

Page

3

Mitchell Local Happenings and Christmas Visits

Local notes report Mr and Mrs Guy Crawford of Letcher visiting Mitchell. Several residents travel for Christmas including O T Huyck to Chicago and Fullerton to Beloit Kansas. Shriners delegate Huyck to Memphis Shrine and local seating changes discussed for the Mitchell train schedule. School vacation opens with Christmas program and heating plant repair awarded to S B Hess for east side school.

Guy Crawford Letcher Robert Burns Minneapolia J. N. Cook O. T. Huyck Chicago Ralph Fullerton Beloit Kan Mr. Fullerton Jos. Swift McKinley South Dakota Joe Jim Livingston Justice McKinley Jim Swindler T. W. Seaman Chamberlain Missouri Shriners Sioux Falls Imperial Shrine Memphis Tenn Huyck The Shrine Order Geo. T. Dutton Minnesota Type Foundry St. Paul Mitchell Printing Co Dutton Republican Omaha Mitchell Wilt Corn Palace Board of Education East Side S. B. Hess Watertown F. A. Craft Sioux City S. Cattrell John Powers East Sixth Street W. E Crane Mendate Minn Geo. A Silsby Mary D. Taylor State University At Vermillion Satuday Mises Myrtle Lee Ashton Wll University Leona Dix Yankton Geo. P Dix May Rogers Minneapolis Miss Rogers Sadie Cook Armour Geo. E. Logan Waterloo Iowa Logan Geo. A. Johnston Geo. Evanne Katie Ward Geddes

Does Honesty Pay in Jericho Debatin Society Tale

A Jericho Debatin society gathering led by Squar Joslyn debates whether honesty pays. The humorous mock trial features Ebenezer White Jonas Rebee Aaron Bradshaw Alvin Bidwell and Philetus Johnson arguing for and against honesty as Lish Billings exposes a truth about a lost half dollar ending the session with the society deciding to fold.

Pap Perkins C. B.lewis Jericho Debatin Society Squar Joslyn Puttin Squar Deacon Spooner Jericho Sayin United States B. C Nero Columbus Washington Enos Williams Jonas Bebee Aaron Bradshaw Foller Julius Cesar Ebenezer White Wbach Ebenezer Caesar Jonas Rebee Julius Caesar Jonas Aaron Curius Cesar Alvin Bidwell Poller Julius Cresar Alvin Lief Garden of Eden Dan Julius Philetus Johnson Philetus Lish Billings Lish Includin the Deacon Debatin Society

That Boy Parable Sparks Silence With Money Talk

A playful exchange pits a child’s questions on money and mobility against a mother’s weary corrections. The vignette weaves money, travel, and fruit metaphors into a humorous, clipped moment captured by the Chicago Tribune.

Tommy Cuba Chicago Tribune

A Natural Wonder in Buenos Ayres Rocks History

A massive rocking stone on Tandil Mountain in Buenos Aires Province measures 90 feet long 18 feet wide and 24 feet high with an estimated bulk of 5000 cubic feet and at least 25 tons. Despite its size a single person can rock it as winds from the southeast drive the pyramidal formation to sway like a tree.

Buenos Ayres Tandil

The Tomato Nomenclature Through History

The tomato known until 1830 as a love apple faced suspicion. Originating in Spanish South America it reached Italy from Morocco where it was named poma dei mor Moor's apple. The French term was pomme d amour.

South America Italy Morocco

Mean Slap Sparks Quarrel Between Doctor and Undertaker

In a Philadelphia Press item, Dr. Quick ends a quarrel with the undertaker by vowing revenge. The undertaker questions whether the doctor will retire from practice as part of the exchange. The brief scene highlights a sharp confrontation and implied consequences.

Dr. Quick Philadelphia Press

By Hook and by Crook Alludes to Ancient Manorial Wood Rights

An allusion explains a historic manorial custom allowing nearby poor to take wood by reaching into the forest with crooks. The passage links the phrase to a practice permitting forest theft by the needy using hooked staffs.

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Mitchell and Vicinity Florence Gregory Princess Chic Opera Co Grand Opera House Miss Gregory R. A. Heath Will Herbert Law School Lincoln Neb Will Mason Frankie Kintigh Gottlieb Sceuerenbrand Fremont Will Tucker John Roth Mitchell Club Rathbun J. L. Hannett Mra Hannett C. Burrside Main Street Ringling A. E. Carhart Salem Ray L.o.gale Grandpa Gillis Shoe CO Davison County J. E. Turner & Son Hart, Schaffner & Marx America Esi C.tndra the Clothier the Republican
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