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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1903

Page

13

Concert Orchestra Delights City Amid Stormy Attendance

The Cosgrove Concert Orchestra drew a large crowd at the opera house despite a stormy evening. Soprano Hazel Kirk Strayer and violinist May Hudson received strong applause. cornet and clarinet solos by Warener and Rudd impressed. Afterward, the troupe played for a Bachelor Club dancing party at Mitchell Club rooms, with dancing until 1 30. The performance was praised and a return date is hoped.

Opera House Cosgrove Hazel Kirk Strayer May Hudson Mather Warener Rudd Settler Mitchell Club Bachelor Club

Appointment of Kintigh as County Sheriff after long ballot

In a special session of the county commissioners the sheriff vacancy caused by Geo H Brooks's death was filled by electing I. E. Kintigh on the eleventh ballot. Kintigh, a respected city figure and former police chief, received three votes to secure a majority and was declared elected unanimously. He is expected to be a capable officer for the county.

Adaster Anderson Geo. H. Brooks Geo. Arland Dodnon Henry Swindler Kintigh Arland Cook Swindler Wich Dodson

A Splendid Entertaiment by Prof G B Thomas at Opera House

The A O U W brings high class entertainment featuring Prof G B Thomas with illustrated songs melephone solos and elocution numbers. Show runs Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings with stereopticon travel talks Edison moving pictures and a changing program nightly. Mrs Thomas and children assist. First show is this evening at the opera house.

G. B. Thomas Opera House Thomas Edison

Long Service as Missionary Marilla B Ingalls Dies

Mrs Marilla B Ingalls who went to Burmah as a missionary in 1881 has died at Thonzze. Her long career in Burma spanned decades, serving among local communities and church missions before her death.

Marilla B. Ingalls Burmah Thonzze

Washington Letter Notes on a Welcomed War Dept Dog Clem

Secretary Root allows General Corbin's collie Clem to enter the war department with his adjutant general. The skilled dog’s attendance caused earlier conflicts with guards. Also recounted are Capitol reports on Representative Gaines, Senator Hanna jokes, bandanna rivalry, pension protests, and East Room opening plans. Champ Clark named as Democratic House leader candidate in Missouri delegation.

Root War Department General Corbin Pierpont Morgan Clement A. Griscom Baird Corbin Adjutant General Clem John Wesley Gaines Tennessee Congress Gaines Actus Joe” Cannon Cannon Grosvenor Richardson New England Washington Hanna Scotty Scott West Virginia Capitol Senator Morgan Pettus Cortelyou East Terrace Treasury Champ Clark Missouri Carl Schofield

Educational column notes on teachers and school affairs

The column reports Little Addie Bromwell receiving a Certificate of Award, mentions Bernice Brown as teacher, and notes I L Gallagher organizing a night school in Ethan teaching arithmetic geography and penmanship. It covers teachers meetings, a February 20 joint celebration, a flag tribute for McKinley, touring libraries and encyclopedias, and a traveling library law effort.

Addie Bromwell Bernice L. Brown I. L. Gallagher Ethan Mitchell Baker No. 1 Grace Cornwell McKinley Baker Tobin Lisbon Union A. V. Hall Jerauld County Sanborn County Yankton College Lisbon Township Bakerz State Department

For Sale or Rent: West Fourth Street House and West Fifth Street Lots

A notice advertises a good house and lot on West Fourth Street for sale or rent and two additional lots with a barn and well on West Fifth Street. Interested buyers should inquire at the county treasurer's office.

West Fourth Street West Fifth Street

Spent Hops Litter to Be Used for Animal Bedding in Dublin

Dublin plans to recycle spent hops into litter for horses and cows. The move aims to convert brewery byproducts into a practical agricultural use, reducing waste and providing a new bedding material option for local farms.

Dublin

Insurance caucus backs valued policy bill against lobbyists

In Pierre the house caucus of over 40 members vowed to push house bill 140 the valued policy measure. They pledged to oppose adjournments, support final passage, and back any committee action to secure the bill's passage as the session intensifies.

House House of Representatives

Mitchell Triumphs In Bowling Series At Alexandria

Mitchell bowlers won the third contest in the series against Alexandria by 243 pins after a late surge by Stenwald who rolled 199 in the final game. Branson led the Mitchell effort with the most pins across all three games, while Alexandria captain Smith and teammates Sloan Peckham Ryburn Carpet Mahon posted scores in the 110 to 170s per game. The series began with Mitchell winning by 43 pins at home and Alexandria taking the second in a big away win. the latest match drew a good crowd as both teams showed solid yet ordinary individual scores. Alexandria players, including Smith and Sloan, accepted the loss good-naturedly and returned home pleased with their trip.

Mitchell Alexandria Branson Stenwald Alexandria Boys

Short Stories From A Fragmented Ledger Of Facts

A collection of diverse notes mentions that 884.97 per mille of men entering U S army are naive born. A Texas man claims Beaumont oil kills ants with three or four applications. Artificial tea is made from oxide of iron and tea dust rolled with starch. John Hay's birthplace in Salem Indiana remains a visitor site. Bishop Phillips Brooks statue near Trinity Church Boston nears completion. Derby Connecticut dedicates a library donated by H Holton Wood and Boston family in memory of their son who died in 1897. Southern California yields 22 million pounds of lima beans yearly, accounting for three quarters of global production. one bean ranch spans 1,500 acres.

United States Army Texas Beaumont John Hay Salem Ind Phillips Brooks Trinity Church Boston Derby Conn H. Holton Wood California

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