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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1897

Page

2

Goodykoontz Recital Charms Mitchell Audience

Miss Goodykoontz presented a large audience in Mitchell with a mixed vocal and instrumental program at the Baptist church Tuesday evening. Maude Kimball impressed on violin with Dancla and Bohm pieces while Harold Beckwith and Gertrude Becker delivered a standout duet. The concert closed with a tableau Rock of Ages and Mary Morgan at the cross.

Ts Mitchell Miss Goodykoontz Maude Silsby-Nichole Plas Iste Maude Kimball Baptist Church Mre. Nichols May Welch Miss Brae Maude Cantilena Bohm Gabriel Mario Florence Gregory Goring-Thomas Mias Curran Miss Becker der Freischutz Harold Beckwith Gertrude Becker Graben Hoffman Mrs. Nichols Miss Windle Misa Bras Willis Bass Mary Morgan

Mitchell Dramatic Co Presents Ten Nights in a Bar Room

Willis Bass directed a home talent production at Grand Opera House Friday evening. The audience of small numbers appreciated the performance, which staged Ten Nights in a Bar Room with earnest effort by local players. The Republican notes no desire to criticise the hometown troupe.

the Mitchell Dramatic Co Willis Bass Grand Opera House Republican

Social reception at Mrs Boynton's mansion draws large guest list

About 100 ladies attended a Thursday afternoon reception at Mrs. Abraham Boynton’s home in two sessions. Hosts and assistants directed guests through parlor rooms with roses and palms, punch and sherbet served, and a verdict of a greatly successful, smoothly run event. The guest list names many local ladies, followed by a obituary note for Mrs. Julia A. Simpson, died June 19 1897 after a long illness, with funeral conducted by Rev. C. W. McConnell.

Abraham Boynton A. Albert Boynton John D. Lawler D. Anderson Ashton Mesdames D. Haney H. J. Mohr J. T. Morrow J.A. Baker Jerome Wiltse Harriet Washburn M. Keith John Hough Samuel Jones Joseph Levinger E. B. Bracy Wm. Conyes S. H. Scallin Frank Mons. Distad W. A. Carver Dickinson N. D Retta Goodyvkoontz Eva Miller Spain Alice Hammer Carrie Lester Nellie Ball Sadie Ball Bessie Thompson Clara Wedehase Lulu Selby Emma Harker Inez Ball Ella Wood Julia A. Simpson Indianapolis Ind Mitchell S. D Francis. Simpson C. W. McConnell

Milwaukee excursion rates for conventions and tours

C M St P R R announces low round trip fares for 1897 events from Mitchell to Milwaukee and across the East and West. Details include National Education Association in Milwaukee July 6 9 National Young Peoples Christian Union Detroit July 6 13 and many others with one regular first class fare plus special supplements. dates and sale days listed. travel via Milwaukee Sioux City and other routes with sleeper options from Canton to Milwaukee. reservations through local agents.

National Educational Association Milwaukee Wis National Young Peoples’ Christian Union, Universalist Church Detroit Mich National Meeting Photographers’ Association of America Cleron Lake Chautauqua N. Y National Convention M Republican League of the United Chattanooga Tenn Young Peoples’ Christian Union Iadianapolis Ind Grand Army Republic Buffalo Chicago Mitchell, S. D National Sons of Veterans Indianapolis Chautauqua Assembly Spirit Lake So. Dak Mitchbill S. D Lake Madison Cal Mitchell San Francisco Tourisr Canton S. C South Dakota Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Colo St. Paul Minneapolis Minn Ashland Gro. M. Smith Vermillion Clark P. Ry

National Educational Association Meeting Plans in Milwaukee 1897

Announcement of the National Educational Association annual meeting in Milwaukee from July 6 to 9, 1897. A special sleeping car will run Aberdeen to Milwaukee leaving July 5 at 6:45 am via the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, with stops at Redfield Wolsey Woonsocket and arrival at Mitch.

Iowa & Dakota Marion Junction Parker Canton Milwaukee South Dakota Aberdeen Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Redfield Wolsey Woonsocket Mitch

Mitchell Fire Department Returns Home From Madison

Patriotism filled the Milwaukee line as Mitchell firemen arrived home to a cheering crowd. The victorious squad topped events including hook and ladder races and ladder climbing, with Henry Swindler and Earl Rogers among the standouts in Madison competitions.

Milwaukee Mitchell Fire Department Madison Mitchell Vermillion Sioux Falls Centerville Yankton Henry Swindler Mr. Swindler Earl Rogers Earl

Bears That Migrate Gather Across Maine Rivers

Manly Hardy reports from Forest and Stream on migrations of bears cited from John Josse lyn and Cassino. The notes describe autumn crossings of the Piscataqua and Penobscot rivers, groups traveling east to west then returning east, with tracks on a shipyard plank and tracks in a valley.

Manly Hardy John Josselyn New England Piscataqua River Penobscot River Orrington Bangor Hampden Henry Clapp Cassino

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