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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1913

Page

4

Semi centennial Gettysburg camp largest since Civil War

Gettysburg Pa veterans arrive as a vast tented city rises on the battlefield for six days of reunion. About 15 000 veterans will listen to speeches by Chief Justice White and others, with 40 000 old soldiers fed and cared for under a $25 000 hospital setup.

Gettysburg Army of Peace Mornis Army of Blue and Grey Shippensburg Carlisle Chamberspurg Lee Meade Longstreet Pleasonton State of Pennsylvania National Cemetery Grounds United States Field Hospital Justice White Garrison Tenner Vamitinn Pickett Reynolds Cemetery Ridge Svelp’s Hill Round Top Ich Infantry Signal Corps 3Rd Field Artillery 15Th Cavalry College and University War Department West Confederate Avenue Reading

France Wins International Golf Match Over United States

Laboule France reports France defeated the United States in an international team golf contest between professional players representing both nations.

France Laboule United States

Gold Brick Scheme Tells Wall Street Influence Plot

Senate lobby committee hears a tale of a gold brick sale aimed at swaying Washington power. Attendees include Lewis Cass Ledyard Paul D Cravath and David Lamar with testimony from Palmer Lauterbach and Riordan as probes into congressmen homes used for influence move forward.

Washington, D. C Senate Lewis Cass Ledyard Paul D. Cravath New York David Lamar Wall Street Ledyard Cravath Robert S. Lovett Union Pacific Railroad Washington Palmer A. Mitchell Palmer Uage Edward Lauterbach Riordan House Lauterbach

Rain Brings Storm Damage at Huron W District Camp Meeting

A powerful electric storm with hail struck the Huron W District Methodist camp meeting near St. Lawrence, damaging crops and buildings south of town while rain revived the crowd. Families endured shattered car tops and farm losses as preachers led prayers and a sermon by Rev. G W. Rosenberry.

St. Lawrence Huron Methodist Episcopal Church St. Laurence G W. Rosenberry Sioux Falls Rosenberry G. T. Notson Hinton Annie Brabner Smith Gettysburg Titus Watertown W.S. Shepard Mitchell

Salvation Army Camp Meeting Sermon Emphasizes Inner Kingdom

The text notes that salvation comes through repentance and grace, not formal doctrine, and that the Kingdom of God is within. It cites a Salvation Army girl testifying on street missions as closer to the Kingdom than ornate church settings. Rev. Dr. R N McKNaig of Pt Rice N D will headline the weeklong camp meeting.

Kingdom of God Church Salvation Army R. N. McKnaig

South Dakota Sues AmEx and Wells Fargo for 20000 Each

The state sues the American Express and Wells Fargo Express for 20000 each for not filing annual business statements with the auditor, detailing employees, offices, property, railroad mileage, and earnings within the state. The cases, named by Attorney General Royal C. Johnson, may be set for the November term before Judge Frank McNulty in Aberdeen.

Aberdeen, S, DD South Dakota American Express Company Wells-Fargo Express Company American Express SS Falls Wells- Fargo Company Circuit Court of Fifth Judicial District Royal C. Johnson Frank McNulty

Fourth of July Festivities Planned After Elks Event

The city will celebrate next Friday with decorated streets, two five mile motor cycle races offering 7 and 38 dollars for first and second, a baseball game at east side diving park between Plankinton and Mitchell, an industrial parade, a fire department display, and evening street attractions with three bands and open amusement halls.

East Side Plankinton Mitchell

Elks Close Aberdeen Session with City Welcome

The Aberdeen Elks wrapped up their gathering after a lively farewell train departure this morning. Visitors enjoyed Sunday stays, auto tours, and races, while Mitchell received praise for hosting. The evening program at the corn palace featured local talent, singing, and a fine orchestra under Prof Hobson and Prof W. C. Hunter.

Aberdeen Elks Milwaukee Elks Mitchell Drivinng Park Aberdeen Tripp Corn Palace

Crawford Opposes Currency Bill Provisions Aimed at Regional Banks

U S Senator Coe J Crawford voices strong objections to the draft currency and banking reform. He says compulsory 20 percent stock subscriptions to regional reserve banks harm small country banks and fear political control over reserve banks. He urges optional participation and safeguards for smaller lenders.

Sioux Palls S. D Congress United States Coe J. Crawford Washington Crawford Sioux Falls Haron Senate

Hot Springs Postal Bank Highly Patronized by Veterans

Data show the Hot Springs postal savings bank leads South Dakota in deposits. The facility draws many National and State Soldiers Homes residents whose deposits exceed the $100 monthly limit, unlike other government banks in the state facing customer dissatisfaction.

Deadwood S. 10 Postal Savings Bank South Dakota Hot Springs Postal Savings National State Postal

Harrold Dry by Court Decision in License Election

Judge Hughes rules Harrold petition for license election invalid, voiding the vote. Town remains dry for a year despite a three vote majority for saloons. Madison challenges the law tying liquor licenses to total votes cast versus subject votes.

Madison

Telephone companies face penalties for late annual reports

Pierre South Dakota reports that many telephone firms owe excess assessments as 412 forms were mailed and only 165 reported. By law the state tax commission will add 25 percent to values filed after July 1.

Mitchell Miss Weir Rempfer wedding at Parkston and more

A quiet week carries multiple Mitchell area weddings. Helen Irene Weir wed William Christian Rempfer at her home on South Wisconsin Street with a luncheon and vows under a fern arch. Mae Lockhart married Gale Bottom at Fr A Rogge residence with a four course supper and home reception. Grace Whitlow and Herbert Hardy wed at Woodlawn farm with family and friends in attendance. Continuous social events include Salvation Army junior drills, Congregational Christian Madeavor social, and grand Gold Contest among W C T U circles.

Helen Irene Weir William Christian Rempfer South Wisconsin Street Mary Weir Samuel Weir Dakota Wesleyan University Northwestern University Redfield Dakota Wesley Parkston Grace Whitlow Lianther Whitlow Lincoln County Herbert C. Hardy Mitchell Woodlawn Farm All Saints School Sioux Alls G. R. Parmley Long Beach Calif Hanson Odebolt Lottie Steinger Parker Nellie Judson Woolsey Ora [Kelley Madison Hlsie Hardy

Local Couple Wed at First Methodist Parsonage

At the parsonage of the First Methodist Episcopal church on Wednesday evening a wedding joined Mr Jenee Dyvig and Miss Vera Loeckhart. The ceremony was by Dr D S Hoagland with only the necessary witnesses. The groom is a Mt Vernon businessman and the bride a popular local young woman. They will visit Vermillion briefly before returning to begin housekeeping in this city.

Mae Lockhart Gale Bottom A. Rogge L. Railroad St J. S. Hoagland First Methodist Episcopal Church Jenee Dyvig Vera Loeckhart D. S. Hoagland Mt. Vernon Vermillion

Marriages Link Soldiers and Local Families

In Sturgis South Dakota Sergeant William S Smith of the 19th United States Infantry wed Miss Mary Bullis in Mitchell. The pair, after a furlough, plan to join Smith in Galveston where his unit is stationed. A second quiet wedding in Grand Island Nebraska united Fred H Wiedman and Edith Cosman at Dr D C Snellers home with Rev Wiedman officiating.

Sturgis S. D Ft. Meade I. K Miss Bullis Mitchell Oliver Nelson Miss Fullis H. J L. Case Galveston

Mrs Bidwell Hosts Missionary Society and W C T U Picnic

Mrs F A Bidwell hosted the Baptist Women’s Missionary Society with a Hawaiian island theme and a two course lunch including Gwava jelly from Cuba and pineapple from Hawaii. The annual W C T U picnic at Mr and Mrs BE Sands drew about 125 attendees with a “Peace” program and fried chicken and other fare. The event closed with an invitation to return next year.

F. A. Bidwell Baptist Women’s Missionary Society Cuba Hawaii BE. T. Sands

Parcel C O D mail feature to start July first

A new parcel post C O D service will begin July 1 allowing sending of parcels C O D through the mail. The coupon is delivered to the sender and a red tag travels with the package while the sender deposits funds to cover postage and cashes out when collected. The sender bears two extra cents in postage until payment, likely reducing popularity.

Pacel Post

Rumor Milwaukee Road Bids for Kansas City Southern

Philadelphia railway circles discuss Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railways buying control of Kansas City Southern. Factors include recent bond issue, stock purchases, and Panama Canal traffic shifts. KC Southern spans 827 miles from Kansas City to Port Arthur with $30 million common and $21 million preferred capital.

Philadelphia Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company Kansas City Southern Railroad Milwaukee Company Kansas City Southern James J. Hill Colorado & Southern Panama Canal Gulf Ports Milwaukee Kansas City Port Arthur Texas Company John W. Gates

Attorney General Johnson Heads to National Meeting

Pierre South Dakota Attorney General Royal Johnson left for Charleston South Carolina to attend the National Association of Attorneys General meeting of which he serves as secretary treasurer. He is accompanied by Harry OBrien from the legal department.

Royal Johnson Pierre S. D Johnson Charleston

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Huron District M. BE. Church HOT Springs Postal Bank Harrold Miss Whir Lockhart Whieplow Atardy R. M. Smith Mrs. Smith Smith Hallelujah Draymain C.H. Soctal Congregational Christian Madeavor Society Ida George Johnson Baptist Church Mer Clarinon Albert Kaye Flora Wilson Baptist Orchestra Bernard Schinke Ada Tilley Thelma Cassem Belle Clark Underwood-Henderson John Henderson Bessie Underwood Henry Snyder Presbyterian Hanse Riverside Crocus Club W. Wood East Second Street Wilkins Zella Woods Lockhart-Dyvig Cosman-Wfidman Grand Island Nebr D. C. Sneller North Lincoln Avenue Fred H. Wiedman Ss P Edith ©. Cosman Sutton Marrage WM. G. Wiedman I. Mehl M. K. Weidman Db. C. Sneller Mrs. Bidwell W. C. T. U. Picnic
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