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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1906

Page

6

Turner Produce Company forms from Turner Produce

The Turner Produce Company emerges after reorganization with $100,000 capital. S J Werrick becomes secretary and W A Turner president as the firm expands creamery operations and buys the Mt. Vernon creamery to move to Mitchell. The plan emphasizes local pricing to compete with catalog houses and benefit Mitchell merchants.

J. I.turner & Son Turner Produce Company S. J. Werrick Boston Mass W. 4 Turner United States Turner Produce Co Mt. Vernon Investment Co Fr. H. Garey Mitchell Mt. Vernon Creamery Mitchell Institution

Retail Merchants Plan State Catalog Buy and Board Meet

A South Dakota committee from Vermillion Dell Rapids Conde and Salem plus Siou x Falls discussed a plan led by A L Crandall and J Minnix to form a state depository stock fund for general merchandise purchased from factories. The plan aims to bypass catalog houses by direct factory to retailer distribution and to print a state catalog for merchants.

State South Dakota Retail Merchants’ Association Lois City Sioux Falls A. E E. Lee Vermillion Hl. O. Rime Dell Rapids A R McMillan Conde Jos Sehneider Salem Tyler A. If. Crandall Beresford Er. J. Minnix Crandall Counry

Inter-Society Debate at College Chapel Debates Immigration

The second inter society debate of the University preparatory schools was held in the college chapel Saturday evening between the Amphyctions and Adelphian. The affirmative was argued by Studt Deane and Grille for the Amphyctions, while Washburn Carter and Oxford spoke for the Adelphians. Judges Keamer Schuster and Graham ruled the negative won. A large crowd attended, with spirited yells and strong mastery of the topic.

College Chapel

Seventh and Eighth Grade Music Recital Delights City Schools

Mitchell reports a crowded assembly as Miss Doane and Miss Kizzell lead seventh and eighth graders in a concert of choruses and drills. Students Leona Doyle Alice Wallace Mable Clark Edna Mooney and others performed pieces by Mendelssohn Nichol and Concone with piano by Miss Florence Powers.

Mitchell Doane Kizzell Wrizze Windle Wrades Sfelen Powers Hayden Leona Doyle I. Concone Star of Home Leona Doyle Alice Wallace Mable Clark Edna Mooney Sss H. Ernest Nichol George A. Paull Helen Reeves Over Hill Over Dale Mendelsshon Gaynor Josephine Scots Orange Blossoms Ludowic Sophia and Louis Lovinger Mendelssohn

Matron Hosts Valentine Party at Memorial Hall

A February 15 event at Memorial Hall hosted by Mrs Eoin Evans featured decorated dining tables arranged by students and staff. After supper President Nicholson spoke and the evening continued with games and valentines, highlighting growing hall popularity and waiting lists for housing. River Co plans to connect its line from the south to Mitchell and Sioux Falls with new pole lines, Salem extension, and reports of another company forming at Huron to unify with Missouri River lines into Aberdeen.

Memorial Hall Eoin Evans Dean Baker Nicholson

Davison County Farmers Pay Cash at Public Sales

Local bankers note a strong cash condition among Davison county farmers as three recent sales total 4200 with only 1077 in notes. One sale of 1800 moved 880 in notes, highlighting a shift from debt to cash purchases and fewer mortgages.

Davison County

Telephone tie-up eyed in Missouri River firm clash

H. G. Nichols a stockholder for the Missouri River Telephone Co informs The Republican Citizens Telephone Co of Sioux Falls has arranged with Missouri River interests for a coordinated action. The deal involves cross state cooperation and potential service impact on customers.

H. G. Nichols Missouri River Telephone Co The Republican Citizens’ Telephone Co Sioux Falls Missouri

Committee Named For Public School Moral Instruction

Superintendent Ramer announced a committee to provide a course of moral instruction for public schools. The group, endorsed by the Brookings educational association, includes Garrett Croppers G W Nash R L Slagle Thomas Nicholson A G Tuve Helen Peabody W E F Eddy G G Wenzlauff Ida P Hatch F H Hoff W L Cochran A A McDonald Thomas O Gorman and C H Goddard.

Ramer Educational Association Brookings Mitchell W. L. Cochran Aberdeen A. A. McDonald Sioux Falls Thomas O’gorman C. H. Goddard Hurley

Whiteside Delivers Masterful David Garrick in Love

Mr. Walker Whiteside presented David Garrick with a lively variant emphasizing humor over dignity. His acting as the gentlemanly artist drew praise, supported by Miss Vincent as Paxton Paxton. The company and stage settings impressed a large audience with general satisfaction.

Mr. Walker Whiteside David Garrick lLove Vincent Sfelen Paxton Garrick Paxton

Cooper buys Elton McKinley home on Sixth Avenue West

E. E. Cooper, a furniture dealer, yesterday completed the purchase of Elton McKinley’s residence on Sixth Avenue West and plans to move in soon.

E. E. Cooper Elton McKinley Sixth Avenue West

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