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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1909

Page

10

Anniversary Honors Mrs Bidwell and Husband

On Wednesday Mr and Mrs F A Bidwell celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary in Mitchell. Mrs Bidwell has long been active in the W C T U and a surprise gathering praised her faithfulness. The couple, married in Kirksville Missouri, has lived in Mitchell since 1881 and are finishing a fine home.

F. A. Bidwell City Hall Cassem Union Bidwell

Vital Statistics for June Births in Davison County

Vital statistics for June list numerous births in Davison County with parents named individually. Entries record gender and dates for each newborn from families including Sherman, Fraser, Lefft, Myer, Ruthard, Schlingen, Phillips, Myers, Cornwell, Jeffers, Crampton, Carlson, Swartzbach, Klotz, Beekman, Cocher, Cruttenden, Edwards, Hogan, and Hagan among others.

Augustus W. Sherman Ira E. Fraser Thos. Lefft Wm. F. Myer Fred Ruthard J. J. Schlingen Geo. E. Phillips Lee Myers Edward Cornwell E. M. Jeffers John M. Crampton Geo. A. Carlson A. R. Swartzbach Frank Klotz Albert Beekman A. B. Coacher Henry Cruttenden Harry Edwards H. A. Hogan

United States Marine Band to headline corn palace week

L. L. Ness of the corn palace committee received a telegram from Senator Gamble confirming a secret message from the secretary of the navy that the United States Marine Band will be the musical attraction for the corn palace week September 27 to October 2. The committee calls it the neatest attraction the palace has ever had.

L. L. Ness Corn Palace Gamble Secretary of the Navy United States Marine Band

South Dakota Tennis Tournament Set For July in City

The South Dakota Lawn Tennis association announces the Tate Tournament will run July 19 to 24 at the Crescene Club courts with over 200 invitations issued. Defending singles champ John Barton and doubles holders Barton and Phillips of Sioux Falls aim to defend titles as top contenders join players from across the state. Ray L. Branson is rising as a stronger contender while Ayers hall is named official ball supplier for the event opening July 20.

South Dakota Lawn Tennis Association Drake Crescene Club Madison John Barton Barton Phillips Sioux Falls Ray L. Branson Ayers

Couple wed in Omaha and plan new home on Dean farm

Claude Sanders and Mrs. Emma Rowley were married in Omaha Wednesday and arrived in the city Thursday evening via the Omaha road. They will live on the Dean farm northeast of town where Mr. Sanders is farming this year after proving up on Meade county claims. They expect to reside on their claims eventually.

Claude Sanders Emma Rowley Omaha City Dean Mr. Sanders

Mail clerks win relief for night trains after congressman visit

A railway mail service bottleneck on the Aberdeen to Sioux City line drew congressional attention when Dr J O Dobson showed Rep E W Martin how mail piled up in a Mitchell to Manilla route. An official letter to Martin confirms admission of the need for an extra clerk on trains 3 and 4, improving connections at Mitchell with Aberdeen and Sioux City night trains.

The Republican Sioux City Mitchell Aberdeen Milwaukee Company Martin City J. O. Dobson Washington Railway Postal Department Railway Mail Service North West Dr. Dobson Joseph Stewart E. W. Martin House of Representatives RPO Manilla & Mitchell Rpo

Ice Cream Revolution In Turner Produce Co Plant

The Turner Produce Co plant showcases a new method freezing ice cream without ice or salt or crank turning. Pure cream cools and freezes through two brine cooled compartments and revolving discs before packing in ice for shipment.

Turner Produce Co C. H. Stumpf Boston Mass

Dakota Manufacturing Company plans glove and apparel factory

F A Green and E Vanscoter of Greenwood South Carolina announce plans to start the Dakota Manufacturing Company in Mitchell with $15000 capital. Ten operators and one road man to begin, pending building availability, backed by Commercial Club support.

F. A. Green E. Vanscoter Greenwood S. C Dakota Manufacturing Company Green

Private Klickitat irrigation project aims to water 600000 acres

The Klickitat Irrigation company plans a $15 million private scheme southwest of Spokane to irrigate 600000 acres in Horse Heaven country. A 150 mile main canal will feed 16 reservoirs storing winter water and summer snow melt from Mount Adams, with operation targeted within five years.

Spokane Wash United States Horse Heaven Country Klickitat Irrigation Company Mount Adams Klickitat H. A. Hollenbeck

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Wife Alfred J. Wooledge Clarence B. Welch John Sebastino Josse Gray Titus Frank Lanteriece Henrietta E. Foran Jesse Crego Rose B. Hice Maria Boynton Chas. L. Morse Frida Hoffman Milton Swendensky Rae Shafrank Chas. A. Hanks Ella D. Smith John H. Hogen Sarah E. Bennett Leonard Larson Ida Swenson Albert Evans Elva Klotz James T. Sweeney Ellen A. Doyle Fred James Mertie Sheeks Clyde B. Wilde Elsie A. Grabler John J. Pitt Emma Harer Francis A. Kear Bednanm Nelson John Nass Julia McCallum David Walker Emma Nation Alfred Clement Agnes Tobey Frank E. Porteous Myrtie W. Witzel Diehl & Brown Aarsaar Jaaaara Call J. W. Broadbent & Co Mitchell National Bank Mitchell Trust Company Nat'l Bldg Mitchell Nat’s Bank Davison County Marine Band Tcell Sioux City and Scientific Cess Glove Fact Ory
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