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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1908

Page

6

Mitchell Meeting Hailed as Major Rally for Kittredge

Local coverage in the Rapid City Journal highlights strong endorsements from attendees in Mitchell. Quotes praise Senator Kittredge as an outstanding orator and a force in the Republican insurgent to stalwart wing shift, with estimates of 900 to 2000 attendees.

Rapid City Journal Roosevelt-Taft Club Tnes Pennington County Republican Party Mitchell Thomas Sweeney Senaor Kittredge Anyo J FF. N. Mistick Mitchell Gne Kittredge Charles D. Matteson A. K. Thomas Rapid City John L. Burke

Lemmon Growth Tied to Coast Rail Extension

Dave Braught and son Cecil report Lemmon on the Pacific coast extension of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line is booming. They opened a third bank in town, with rapid building and new enterprises, and Braught expects strong growth once the Milwaukee road reaches the coast.

Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Aberdeen Lemmon Dave Braught Cecil Bragght Milwaukee Road Dave Navy New Enterprises Butte County North Dakota Butte Belle Fourche Braught Pierre

Buffalo nicknamed Buffalo jailed for grand larceny in Dakota

William George known as Buffalo was sentenced to five years on each of two grand larceny counts after a Hanson county jury found him guilty. Evidence showed him killing two cattle and carcasses found on his Murdo ranch. The trial moved from Lyman county on venue grounds amid long-standing cattle rustling concerns on the reservation west of Chamberlain.

William George Buffalo Alexandria Smith Buafflo Murdo Hanson County Lyman County George Lyman Great Reserve Chamberlain

Books Donated at Local Book Shower

Librarian Laurson lists books donated by citizens at a recent book shower adding to library departments. Donors include Mrs J D Anderson Dr and Mrs B A Bobb Lucile Bobb and many others who sent in works after the event.

Laurson Auerbach Burnett Princess of Thule Clark Carsinosin Sue Shinet Man Surbridge Aurelian Ware Miss Toosey Whitake Red Cross Biro Congress Janes Tay Galviston America Cook Poews Chase Earle Flayel United States Wale Jay Gould Salstead & Beale Herodotus Holland Tomer American Natural History Roriday Humboldt King Marden Potts Mississippi Richardson Satterlee John Smith Simms Socrates Towsnend van Evie Simple Life Wagner J. D. Anderson B. A. Bobb Lucile Bobb H. D. Butterfield Geo. Cessford E. E. Cooper A. S. Cooper L. R. Erskine EK. M. Hawmer John Haney

Surprise Shower for Miss Corwin at YWCA Evening

Prof and Mrs M M Warner hosted about forty YWCA girls and teachers to honor Miss Malve Corwin who is leaving the city schools. The event featured a program led by Miss May McGrath and a line of carnations symbolizing esteem for Corwin. Miss Gold attended as the new teacher after Northwestern training.

M. M. Wrarner EF. IT. Toll Ma Lve Corwin Bee Miss Gold Miss Corwin May McGrath Northwestern

Presho Sparks South Dakota County Seat Fight

In Charles Mix and Walworth counties a county seat dispute heats up as Presho in Lyman county seeks to move the seat from Como to Presho. Opponents fear distance and division as talks of splitting the county intensify. The issue centers on geography, population distribution, and potential redraw of county lines.

Charles Mix Walworth Presho Lyman County Missouri River Coma Fresho Presho Qaco Prisho Lyman

Muster Out Company D Ends Mitchell Militia Service

Captain Ross Rathbun disbands Co. D Mitchell after years of leadership. Captain Boocock appointed to muster out on Feb 11 with members to surrender state property by Feb 10. Company formed eight to nine years ago by Major O W Coursey, transfer of number to Milbank anticipated.

Mitchell Ross Rathbun Rathbun Englesby Co. D Boocock City Hall O. W.W. Coursey Phillippines South Dakota Regiment Milbank Republican

James J Odell laid to rest after long life at Graceland

James J Odell died after nearly ninety years, born Sept 4 1818 in Pennkskill New York. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with T Youngman delivering the sermon, pallbearers listed, and interment at Graceland cemetery. He married Helen Nora Slyde Feb 17 1848 and they would have reached sixty years of marriage within ten days. eight children are noted.

Washington State Odell Davison County Mitchell Thursda The Methodist Church James J Odell Graceland Cemetery T. Youngman P. ‘I. Gibson L. B Millard Alvin Scott O. D. Stearns Jos Swift, Sr W. H. Turneaure James Jefferson Odell Pennkskil N. Y Helen Nora Slyde

Baptist Revivals Begin With Minneapolis Preacher

Rev. J. E. Conant from Minneapolis started evangelistic meetings at the Baptist church on Saturday. A strong Sunday included a sermon on personal work from John 3 3 and a large crowd for all services. About seventy visitors signed cards requesting prayers or visits. Evening service featured a solo and continued with daily meetings through the week.

J. EB. Conant Minneapolis Sioux Fallss Baptist Church Conunit Mr. Conant

Farmers push Ethan elevator plan with Milwaukee firm

In Ethan, a drive forms to organize a farmers elevator company. A meeting with Milwaukee company officials yielded a granted site and promoters seek funds to build. A committee reviews existing elevators and a meeting this week aims to form a permanent organization. Ethan is a leading grain market with a wide south and west draw.

Ethan Farmers’ Elevator Milwaukee Company

Diamond theft at Mitchell poultry show shocks Alexandria

A. H. Betts of Mitchell reportedly lost a valuable diamond to an old hen from Sioux Falls at a poultry exhibition in Mitchell last week. Locals note Betts would have avoided the loss had he stayed in Alexandria.

Alexandria A. H. Betts Mitchell Sioux Falls Betts Berex

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Valentines Diehl & Brown NE Uta Olney & McDaid Clinton Iowa Dean Towa Scallin Bros Mitchell, S. D Black Hills Opera House Senate R. W. Day Peni Tentiary HW. Winsor TW. Youngman J. M. Wood Carnegie Library James J. Odell Ings Mr. Betts
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