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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1909

Page

8

Circuit Court Sorrow as J G Samuelson Falls Dead in Woonsocket

In Woonsocket circuit court, real estate firm Samuelson and Wasem witnessed the death of J. G. Samuelson from heart failure while on the witness stand during a fee suit against Mrs. Mary Apley. Samuelson, about 50, previously served as Miner county register of deeds and was active in Odd Fellowship. The hearing halted briefly as he collapsed and died before a physician arrived. the case will resume next term.

Woonsocket J. G. Samuelson Samuelson & Wasem Mary Apley T. J. Spangler Samuel A. Ramsey Apley Spangler Republican Samuelson Mr. Ramsey Mr. Samuelson Howard Miner County Odd Fellowship Order

Funeral services for Mrs Frank B Smith in Alexandria

A large crowd attended the Episcopal church service for Mrs Frank B Smith. Local and out of town bar association members, led by J T Kean and S A Ramsey, joined the ceremony. Bishop Johnson delivered the Ga lians sermon as pallbearers and floral tributes filled the church.

Episcopal Church Frank B. Smith Davison County Bar Association J. T. Kean Morris Bingham Soules Tournier A. E. Hitchcock Bishop Johnson Sioux Falls Graceland Cemetery T. C. Burns James Lyons J. WH. Ferris H. R. Kibbee J. D. Anderson Pff. Wickham Alexandria Frank I. Smith I St. Joe Judge Smith Leavenworth Kaw

Trouble Looms Over Flowers Warned by Official

An official warns of trouble if a wife ignores orders not to pick the flowers. Mr. H Peck responds, prompting a judge to intervene in the exchange.

Mitchell and Wessington Springs Play Local Basketball Series

Mitchell defeats Wessington Springs 25 to 22 in a two game set at the city hall auditorium under Y M C A auspices. Mitchell stars forward Vassar and Johnson with Storer at center and captain Lauritz Miller guiding fouls and strategy.

City Hall Wessington Springs Mitchell Springs Vassar Johnson Storer Springs Boys Branson Hardy Lauritz Miller Daldridge Hackett Hiall

Gift of Independence bas relief to Mitchell children

At Carnegie Library Mitchell the Ransom Relief Corps presented a bas relief of the signing of the Declaration of Independence to the Woman's Library Association for the children’s reading room. Miss Lily Patterson spoke of women’s historic role, and Mrs. Butterfield accepted, praising library aims and art. The ceremony ended with a flag salute and a request to print the speeches.

Ransom Relief Corps Woman's Library Association Mitchell Thomas Ball J. Trumbull Yale University Franklin City Hall Boston Helnuk Florence Nightingale Clara Parton Barbara Freitchie Stonewall Jackson Molly Pitcher Dolly Madison Women of Ransom Relief Corps of Mitchell Library Association Butterfield Association Relief Corps Woman’s Library Association Lebanon Connecticut America United States Mahaska S. E. Ivy Paris Oskaloosa Childrens

Taft Sculpture Pamphlets Displayed in Library

Lorado Taft lectures for children and adults, adapted from the Chicago Record-Herald, are now available as pamphlets in the library's children’s department for public use.

Lorado Taft Mr. Taft Chicago Record-Herald Record Herald

Tommy Swims With Fear at City Club Pool

Tommy, who learned to swim in Huckins Cove, visits his father's city club pool. He feels cramps and worry about spoiling things but relaxes as he splashes and practices. He fears he swallowed water and asks if anyone will mind, expressing his worry to his father.

Tommy Huckins’s Cove

Howard’s Cars Renamed to Avert Speed Arrests

In Brooklyn Life a quip says Howard hid his fleet by transferring ownership to his wife. When told police would arrest motor owners rather than chauffeurs for speed limit violations he reportedly acted by placing every car in his wife’s name.

Howard Brookly Life

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