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Mitchell Capital in Mitchell, South Dakota
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1891
Page
10
Mitchell Capital Fire Team Wins Second in Relay Drama
Mitchell’s all home hook and ladder crew wins second money in a championship race against semi professional squads at Sioux Falls. The team ties Madison for first in the free for all, triggers a joyous hometown reception as trains arrive, with cheers, salutes, and comments on team leadership Craft and Elliott. Community notes include other race results and a jail incident involving a distressed youth, plus local notices on patents and a street language case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Midison
Omaha
Seat of War
Walerworks
Gillis
Co. T
Pather Bennett
Capt
Crawford
Tenney
Main Street
Argus-Leader
Craft
Clark Elliott
Madison
PF. A. Craft
Hough
Yankton
J. W. Coquilette
Madisonians
Collins
Huntley
Huron
Elliott
Madisons
Michell Boys
Frank Craft
Sioux Malls
Board of Control
Lew Barber
Coquilette
Turon
Smith
Clossen
Welch
Geo. Brooks
I. A. Craft
Sioux Walls Press
W.a.craft
CG. R. Elliott
Full Program for South Dakota Educational Association Meet
Secretary Bras lists the full schedule for the South Dakota Educational Association meeting at Madison from July 22 to 24, with sessions led by state and college officials. The program includes department meetings, Chautauqua sessions, demonstrations on high school equipment, moral teaching, questioning techniques, and a range of lectures, discussions, and elections across July 22 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bras
South Dakota Educational Association
Madison
W. H.C. Newington
Watertown
M. A. Robinson
Brookings
W. M. Blackburn
Pierre College
JT. Shaw
Yankton College
Chautauqua
Department of
H. J. Whipple
Sioux Falls
N. M. Hill
Yankton
A. W. McClarran
Howard
A. J. Williams
Clark
J. B. Whittaker
Tyndall
Department of Common and Graded Schools
S. L. Brown
Sioux Walls
Sioux
A. G. Cross
Armour
S. D
Chautauqua Meeting
L. A. Stout
Dakota University
Mitchell
H. H. Swain
H. EB. Kratz
Vermillion
Dilguardgee
County School Day Parade and Exercises Delights Davison County
A county schools event drew 150 pupils in a parade from the courthouse to Main Street and back, with 2 o'clock program featuring Miss Flora Burke, various orations, essays, and solos. Diplomas were awarded as Supt. Bras praised district schools, and premiums were listed for district and grade exhibits across Badger Rome Mt. Vernon and Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Main Street
Evergreen
P. Shepherd
Flora Burke
Earl Bobb
William Penn
Bobb
Eliza Loughead
Julia Beall
Mamie Dougherty
Musa Sheeder
William Herbert
Keats
Mayes
Small
Stelen Loughead
Palva Pilmner
Clarence Swartout
Orlando Kipp
Ella Kipp
Bras
Davison County
Alex Mitchell
Champeny
Mitchell Dry Goods Co
Hardesty
Board of Education
Crow
Badger
Mary EB. Wright
Mamie Weeks
Mt. Vernon
Katie Althen
Rain floods streets and tracks disrupt Milwaukee yard
A heavy Friday night through Saturday dawn rain inundated Milwaukee area causing flooded streets and yards. The Lawler street sewer collapsed under the water flooding Weller’s lumber yard, with scale platforms and cargo afloat. S&S lines washed out and Dry Run surged. losses included poultry and cellar damage. Witnesses reported 3.5 to 5 inches. Aberdeeen area also drenched. Royal Arch Masons and residents faced near-drowning scares while art collection by Mrs. Hawley drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Lawler Street
Weller
Milwaukee
Tindelan
Chandler
Dry Run
Fred Moses
Charlie Krom
Aberdeen
Gilbert
Silsby
Frank Weller
Jevel
Royal Arch Masons
Jim Wells
Eastly First Street
Clarence Bras
Round House
Sioux Falls Press Critique of Local Coverage and Death of Mr Reynolds
The Sioux Falls Press notes how rival Sioux Falls papers failed to rise to the occasion in tournament coverage. It also reports the death of Rev P I Reynolds father of Mrs Bowdle and Mrs Atlee, who died at Eldora Town and was remembered by those who knew him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
MircnHelli Republican
Mr. Reynolds
P. I. Reynolds
A.M. Bowdle
I. R. Atlee
Eldora
Town
Mr. Bowdle
Mitchell
Farmers discuss crops politics and rail issues in Dakota
In Mt Vernon on June 27 the Sioux Falls Press reports on local farmers in Davison County. A farmer with eighty acres of pasture and fifty head of cattle notes a decent corn crop but tax and railroad bills press hard. A second farmer laments taxation and railroads, hints at Independent party sentiment shifting away from reform candidates. A Jack sons Grove meeting near Mitchell July 7–12 sets school program with sermons, music, and youth activities. Bro Louis Herzog suffers a broken collar bone from a fall Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners of the Insane
Leslie A. Wise
Dwight
Yankton
Wise
Mt. Vernon
Missouri
Kocher
Sioux Malls
Davison County
Dakota
Towa
Pease
Independent Party
JT Haint
Jackson’s Grove
Mitchell
N. S. Bradley
Jennie West
W. A. Burroughs
W. S. Shepherd
J. M. Smith
A. C. Shepherd
Epworth League
C. B. Clark
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Marshal Irvine
U.S. Land Office
John Schleputz
Robert Schultze
Estella Hammer
Orlando R. Betts
Geo. A. Johnston
Ole O. Johnson
Mary Abernathy
Ludwig Ruthardt
Kirl
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Wm. S. Logan
Augustus J. Randall
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Chas. I. Gregory
Michael Ryan
David Humphrey
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August Riedel
Francis A. Rice
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Ikxnut Nelson
Ole Olson Overskei
Sander Anderson
John H. Grace
John Lason
Darwin I. Stoddard
Jerome C. Laughlin
Andrew Helset
Omund O. Syvertson
Osten Jorgenson
Gottfried Riedel
Thomas Flynn
McCook
Albert F. Davenport
Frank P. Gurney
James W. Gurney
John Barber
Loran £. Larson
Ezra Fuller
Loren F. Shead
David Manary
Wallace E. Edgerton
William A. Nye
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Robert A. Belikofer
Wm. H. Schlund
Hela C. Sprague
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Samuel Whitney
Miner County
Jeremiah Arnold
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Salmon
G. L. Pinkham
C. E. Hager
Cortez Salmon
Public Instruction
Department of Colleges and High Schools
J. M. J. Prynne
Presidime
T. DeWitt Talmage
Bruce Mink
Elk Point
Kk. J. Vert
Miller
M. A. Taylor
Alexandria
A. H. Yonder
New School Law
Read Matheny
Redfield
R. S. Gleason
DeSmet
Temperance
Sheldon
Hecla
P. Bryson
Gettysburg
Dora Hawk
I. J. Haynes
Vernon
Edwin Dukes
Parker
General Assembly
Our Country Schools
Kate Taubman
Plankinton
Clara Wedehase
Florence Jester
Bowdle
the Historical Society of
South Dakota
O. H. Parker
Rome
Nina Blackman
Tobin
T. H. Kehmeier
Union
Hattie Karl
Perry
Laura Holt
Tae
Roy Palmer
Annie Danielson
Karl Swartout
Eben Braver
Kuey Warfield
Vobin
Wreddie King
Carrie Smith
Ellice Watson
Mabel Beatrive
Clar Hawley
American Express Co
Lis
Loucks
Wardall
United States
Louis Herzog
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