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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1902
Page
3
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Mitchell and area residents are active with teaching changes, family announcements, real estate sales, and local business shifts. Miss Bertha Slade leaves teaching for a job at Educator to operate a Simplex typesetting machine. Miss Nona Prescott visits Grace King-Hutchins in Huron then returns home. A 160 acre Sanborn county property changes hands non-resident seller offers quick sale. Ben Mylan visits Plankinton and Mrs L B Smith travels from St Thomas to Mitchell amid Ellis Lennon Co events. The State University band cancels Mitchell date but plans a Parkston appearance en route. Local scholars receive two American School of Correspondence scholarships before Feb 14. A March 7 local university oratorical contest features five contestants. Residents discuss a possible night train to Minneapolis and Sioux Falls service improvements. A quiet wedding joins William Miner and Margaret Schuntz in Sioux City. Public schools donate to the McKinley Memorial fund. Funeral and church notices abound along with weather and banking updates.
A major blaze in Kimball destroyed the Wolf Naphan and Snyder stores after midnight. Wolf saved much of his stock. little was saved at the other two shops. The loss and insurance figures are unknown with the fire ending near the Dakopolis hotel. Later reports add Quirk's barber shop and four vacant buildings also burned. Total building loss placed at five thousand dollars.
Davison County has five thousand dollars of permanent school fund available to loan at six percent. Apply at the county auditor's office. Dated January 30, 1902.
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