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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1902

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Burial of Seth Fromen University Janitor Held at Methodist Church

Seth Fabian Fromen a university janitor died the prior Wednesday and was buried Sunday at Graceland cemetery. The service at the Methodist Church drew students and city residents. Rev T H Youngman delivered the sermon with President Graham and Elder Hager assisting. Fromen born in Sweden on November 4 1871 came to the United States eight years ago, lived in Fort Worth and Mitchell, worked through college, and served as janitor at the University.

Seth Fabian Fromen Methodist Church T. H. Youngman Graham Hager Youngman Sweden Fort Worth Texas Mitchell Salvation Army

Judge Maney to preside over state supreme court

Judge Maney of this city, a member of the state supreme court, will preside over the court for the next two years by rotation. Judge Haney has made a strong impression on the bench and remains highly regarded by supporters since his original appointment six years ago.

Haney Supreme Court Maney Supreme Court of Supreme Bench

McKinley Memorial Fund Subscriptions Reported

C Burns appointed by the governor to collect funds for the McKinley Memorial Fund reports receipts from the Womans Relief Corps totaling 9 dollars and from the South Dakota State Guard 3.40 dollars. Subscriptions are being solicited from members, with papers received from eastern headquarters. A donation paper is available at Mitchell’s First National Bank and Mitchell National Bank.

YT. C. Burns McKinley Memorial Fund Womans Relief Corps Co. D South Dakota State Guard Relief Corps State Guards Burns Mitchell First National Bank Mitchell National Bank

National Memorial Fund Subscriptions Sought in Small Amounts

The Commercial and Savings bank invites contributions to the national memorial fund in amounts from 5 to 25 cents. Contributors will receive a souvenir certificate presented by the national memorial committee, who prefer small donations to reflect broad public support.

MACHINE IN OPERATION AT THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE

The Republican has switched from hand composition to the Simplex printing machine. Ben Z Miles operates the new device, promising faster type setting and greater capacity for books and magazines. The paper intends to keep its job department in the state’s front rank despite the expense.

Republican Tritype Co Chicago Ben. Z. Miles Mitchell

Senator Gamble Maps Path for Rosebud Treaty and Irrigation

Senator R. J. Gamble, en route to Washington after holidays in Yankton, aims to secure Senate ratification of the Rosebud reservation land cession and a July or August proclamation opening 416000 acres to settlement. He favors an irrigation push alongside river and harbor spending to aid local and national wealth.

Sioux City R. J. Gamble Washington South Dakota Yankton Gamble Rosebud Tle Senate Milwaukee Committee On Indian Affairs West Garmble Congress

Aberdeen businessmen seek town clock for new courthouse tower

Businessmen in Aberdeen are raising funds to install a clock in the courthouse tower. The clock would stand ninety four feet above the sidewalk with a large face visible from afar and a bell audible to the countryside. Estimated price ranges from one thousand to twelve hundred dollars.

Aberdeen New Court House

Woonsocket Man Takes Child As Divorce Case Unfolds In Mitchell

The case of Dora Blacker vs William Blacker heard in Mitchell involves alimony and custody. The father allegedly took the couple’s youngest child Georgia while proceedings were ongoing, fleeing toward Sioux Falls. Mrs Blacker’s attorney seeks return of the child and asserts the act unlawful despite the custodian rights. Noble Theatre Co. drew local business during its Mitchell engagement.

Woonsocket Iterald Dora Blacker William Blacker Mitchell John Leiber Georgia Parrott’s Fern

Noble Theatre Co Opens to Large House at Opera House

Noble Theatre Company opened to a large audience Thursday evening at the Opera House. Monte Cristo is on the program tonight marking the third appearance of the troupe.

Noble Theatre Co

Theatre Company Delights Grand Opera House Audience

A large crowd welcomed a Thursday evening performance at the Grand Opera House. Noble led in a strong comedy role as the abused husband with Miss Hezlop as Mrs. Bouncer the domineering mother-in-law. Miss Johnston offered specialties between the acts as the orchestra entertained throughout.

Miss Hezlop Bouncer Miss Johnston

Sapho Delights City as Noble Theatre Ends Run

Sapho presented by the Noble Theatre Co at Grand Opera House drew near full houses. Miss Gussie Johnston impressed in the title role with deft acting and range from grave to gay. Mr Noble’s Jean Gaussin received high commendation as the production closed its local engagement and moved on to Alexandria.

Grand Opera House Sapho Noble Theatre Co Gussie Johnston Mr. Noble Jean Gaussin Alexandria

Also Mentioned on This Page

S.H. Scallin Monarch H. Comyes Mardwy Henry Sears W. H. Webster & CO South Main Street Mitchell, South Dakota Slade & Parshall Hamilton, Elgin and Waltham The Seth Fromen Graceland Mitchell and Davison County McKinley Fond Graceland Cemetery C. H. Johnston J. L. Gust J. Db. Evans R. C. Shearer C. W. Johnston Harry Weak Gamble Takks Woonsocket Opera House Monte Cristo ROYAL
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