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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
3
Local notes cover midwinter Pro B.D. meeting attendance, staff changes, visits by Miss Hisle Hardy and others, and movements between Mitchell and nearby towns. Items mention education, farms, stores, travel to Chicago and Minneapolis, and community events with numerous names and places.
Mrs. Alex Miller died of heart failure at her home five miles east of Peshard while resting on pillows after a morning of weariness. The death ends years of illness, and she was a trusted matriarch who presided over a welcoming home. Her son Hal reported her condition to Dr. Weidman earlier, and family friends recall her devout Christian faith and leadership. Her passing is described as a loss to the community and to those who valued her kindness and hospitality.
A garbled report describes JanuaryLibrary Month activity with children reading in a library reading room and adults supervising. It notes a high turnout and a focus on juvenile reading while referencing a conservative court and a broad set of unreadable fragments about books and time.
Fragmented report describes a trust and property settlement involving individuals named Folinsom and Krank, with allegations of bad faith and misrepresented estate offerings. The narrative references stock, debts, and a sequence of transfers leading to questions about the legitimacy of deals and the parties’ reliability in the transaction.
Examiner's report on First State Bank shows long decline in deposits and depleting reserve used to cover overdrafts and assets. Suspension followed December 1914. efforts to foreclose unclear as public action delayed. William Remes appointed examiner amid the bank's precarious condition.
A South Dakota Hardware Association convention for Mitchell features speakers and music by Jack Melaud, T Meyers, Geo Unease, and HN Carlson. Committee members include local dealers and traveling salesmen. plans include a reception at EN Aub at 4 o clock Tuesday March 2.
Report of two Persian priests visiting Mitchell claiming Greek Catholic ties and Bishop’s ban, seeking funds for Afghan orphan support. They stayed in West Noverslant building amid mayoral scrutiny and police inquiry over legitimacy and authority to collect money. similar aliens deemed undesirable by local authority.
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