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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1911

Page

6

Community social events enliven city club life

A series of lodge entertainments and club gatherings fill a winter schedule. The Five Hundred Club features rich scores and a oyster supper at Mr. and Mrs. Kelley’s home. The Styx bridge whist group plans a husbands night at Mr. and Mrs. Downey’s. Prizes, dinners, and formal installations mark a busy season for local organizations and residents.

P. H. Kelley Third Avenue West Five Hundred Louis J. Welch M. F. Patton Koch Flats Second Avenue West Styx Bridge C. W. Downey W. M. Herbert A. J. Dix Martin Wider East Side Bridge Club Fifth Avenue East Virgil Boyles Ray Smith F. M. Enright M. Wider

Early Showing of New Dress Goods at Sale

A local shop announces an early sale of Spring Dress Goods featuring Silk Warp Mon Reve cloths, Batiste in leading shades at 60c per yard, Rich silk finished Tussah, Serges in various colors, and black Voiles and Silk Mixtures, suitable for gowns and evening wear.

Batiste

Dress Goods Promising Values In Broadcloths And Suit Fabrics

A 50c per yard rise highlights broadcloths in black and colors for suits. The store touts its dress goods as the finest shown in the section and the best values on offer.

New Spring Gingham Line Attracts Early Inspection

Daily arrivals bring a fresh Spring gingham line ranging from medium priced domestics to 32 inch Scotch Zephyrs. Dainty colorings and patterns highlight the season. Early inspection offers buyers a chance to select the best of the line.

Winter goods at bar gain prices attract buyers

The store advertises remaining heavy winter goods at very low prices to clear stock for spring. It promises the best values on display and urges shoppers to visit for bargains.

Bar

Electric Bitters Praised In Lewisburg Patient Letter

C B Rader of Lewisburg West Virginia thanks Electric Bitters for curing a decade long stomach trouble and rheumatism. He states the remedy suited his case and recommends it for dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and kidney poisons linked to rheumatism. Diehl and Brown sell bottles for 60 cents guaranteed to satisfy.

C. B. Rader Lewisburg W. Va Diehl and Brown

Liquor license revocation and two year cooling off period

The act states that offenses by liquor license owners lead to revocation by the issuing authority whether or not an appeal occurs. It adds that after cancellation no license may be granted for malt or spirituous liquors at the same location or to the same person for two years following, under Section 7181 amended.

OY Scouts Lodge Formed at Pierre

A meeting at the state house led to forming an active scout organization in Pierre. Patrol leaders Ara Wallace Walter Travis Ray Turner and Frank Farrar were chosen. Rev H L Russell to head local scouting with support from Otto Linstad and Captain Beck during trips.

Frank Farrar Rev. Russell Otto Linstad Beckwith State Guard

Evans anti treating bill seeks liquor license forfeiture

Lincoln Nebraska reports the Evans anti treating bill H. R. No. 149 targets saloon owners and others who give away liquor. It imposes a fine of 100 dollars for each offense and outlines consequences on second conviction.

Lincoln Neb

Faith Becomes Terminal Point on Railroad Route

The text notes Faith serving as a terminal point on a railroad line while passengers seek maximum benefits. The fragment suggests strategic significance of Faith in transit plans and a focus on securing advantages within the rail network.

Commission Ends Rate Hearings In Pierre

The South Dakota railway commission wrapped up three days of hearings in Pierre about freight rates and construction costs. Millers and Farmers Grain Dealers pressed discrimination concerns, while railroads argued rates are as low as possible and profitable. A decision, due in a week or ten days, will impact roads and shippers statewide.

State Millers Association Farmers Grain Dealers Asociation Misouri River South Dakota Misouri Farmers Grain Dealers Association Rice Commission

Faith Becomes Terminal Point for Freight Haul and Stage Link

Faith, South Dakota, aims to boost its status as a railroad town by attracting eastern Meade county merchants to ship freight to Faith rather than Northwestern routes. The town plans a stage line from Faith to the Northwestern end east of Belle Fourche to improve ties with the Black Hills region and the county seat.

Paul Morton Dies in New York of Cerebral Hemorrhage

Paul Morton president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society and former secretary of the navy under Roosevelt died in the Hotel Seymour New York City from a cerebral hemorrhage. His wife and elder brother Joy were by his side as he collapsed on the fifth floor.

New York City Paul Morton Equitable Life Assurance Society Navy Roosevelt Hotel Seymour Joy Morton Seymour Joy Morton Equitable Dr. Wells Frank Billings Chicago Billings Mr. Morton

Death in 1902 Revealed by Coroner’s Physician

The report notes that a brother described as temperate and teetotaler died in 1902. Coroner’s Physician O Hanlon attributed death to arteriosclerosis causing cerebral lesion. Directors of the Equitable learned of the death only through newspaper notices and were deeply shocked.

O’hanlon the Equitable

Clark Chosen as Next Speaker in Democratic Caucus

Washington D C Champ Clark of Missouri the democratic House leader and hopeful for the presidency was nominated by acclamation for speaker of the House in the sixty second congress at a Democratic caucus Clayton of Alabama chairman urged learning from opponents tariff mistakes and promised reform by lowering to revenue basis Clark accepted with thanks and called for liberal consideration A ways and means committee was chosen to name standing committees for early action by the next Congress

Washington, D. C Champ Clark Missouri House Clayton Alabama

Dr Cox Barbed Wire Liniment Advertises Quick Remedy

Household remedy claim for cuts burns bruises piles pain and soreness. Dr Cox Barbed Wire Liniment 25c size offered with money back guarantee. Sold by all druggists.

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