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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1906

Page

11

Mitchells 1806 Corn Palace Promises Big Attractions

Mitchell prepares for the 1806 Corn Palace season with The Kilties band, sword dancing, bagpipes, a 22-voice vocal choir, vaudeville acts, and daring street performances. Other draws include Diavola looping the loop, Bert Murphy singing with the band, and county exhibits highlighting South Dakota soils. Railroads plan special trains to handle crowds as organizers note past surpluses and a strong financial track record.

Mitchell Kkilties Roderick Bain MacKenzie Canada la Telle Bros Corn Palace Diavola Bert Murphy Ile Treasury Northwest Cory Palace Col. A. Roche Lawrence Kan South Dakota

Milwaukee Auditorium Fund Drive Aims For 8100 000 Goal

New York Sun reports Milwaukee seeks to raise eight million one hundred thousand dollars for an auditorium fund. Mayor Sherbie Becker’s private secretary William F. Hooker says the project can be achieved through a sequence of entertainments and events.

Hooker Mooker New York Sun Milwaukee William F. Hooker Sherbie Becker

Mitchell National Bank Contract Let to Local Bidder

The Mitchell National Bank awarded its construction contract to A. J. King for 26000 dollars. Work will begin once materials are on site and aim for early completion. Sidewalls of adjacent buildings will speed construction. the front will feature cut stone and four projecting stone pillars.

Mitchell National Bank Smith A. J. King

Hall's Catarrh Cure Fraud Claim Admitted

Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co that the Toledo firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6, 1886. sales in Toledo by druggists at 75 cents. pills for constipation urged.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. D A. W.gleason Weaver’s Squares Samara Bidwell Land & Loan CO

Unknown man killed. identity traced to James Burke

Judge Ray Thompson sought the unknown murder victim’s identity. Lincoln police clipped the name James Burke from a report. Burke had been released in June from a three year burglary sentence and left a trail via A T Johnson’s address.

Ray Thompson Lincoln Ned James Burke Judge Thompson Post Office Department Postmaster Bros United States A. T. Johnson 17Th Street Johnson Burke

Saved His Comrade

Elgin men returning from Washington City were struck by cholera morbus. J E Sloughland of Eldon Iowa says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved a comrade's life after severe illness. He travels with immigration parties and endorses the remedy. sold by all druggists.

Washington City Elgin Ill J. E. Sloughland Eldon Iowa Chamberlain

Summer School Ends at Dakota Wesleyan University

The summer session concludes with a total enrollment of 604 for the year. The 121 students include 70 new entrants. Notable faculty additions include Er. Coadburn and J. M. Breckenridge. Lectures by Dr. George L. Cole, Vice-President Samuel Weir, President Thomas Nicholson, and others highlighted the term. A $6,000 donation aides the Endowment Fund as plans for a new president’s house advance.

Dakota Wesleyan University Er. C \oadburn Caton J. M. Breckenridge Mitchell High School Woodburn State University of Indiana Breckenridge Albion College Albion Michigan Higvhevrade George L. Cole Samuel Weir Thomas Nicholson J. Lawrence Lardner Paul Laurence Dunbar James Whitcomb Riley Carnegie Stephen D. van Benthuysen School of Commerce C. D. Hardy J. A. Seaton Misneria Hall College Hall Nicholson Chicago National Epworth League Methodist Church Black Hills Rapid City Mitchell

Burke Murdered in Lincoln After Penitentiary Stay

Lincoln police received word from Mitchell South Dakota that James Burke, a crippled tramp and burglar, was murdered here on July 16. The Lincoln paper notes Burke had just been released from the Nebraska state penitentiary and suggests he had no known relatives or home in Lincoln. The incident follows details from The Republican columns about the shooting.

Lincoln Neb James Burke Republican Burke Nebraska State Penitentiary Mitchell S. D

Iowa Farmer Praises South Dakota Soil After Move

Charles Cox, formerly near Central City Iowa, moved to a farm six miles northeast of town last spring. He credits careful seed selection and cultivation for record wheat, corn and oats growth, urging friends to witness his success and persuade others to believe in South Dakota’s productive soil.

Iowa South Dakota Charles Cox Central City Cox J. H. Davis Lowa Davis Mr. Cox

Complete plowbing and heating system offered locally

Advertisement for home heating plumbing services by Barnes opposite the post office. Offers hot and cold water, steam heat, gas cooking, and protective country home systems. Promotes Standard Sanitary enamel ware, pumps, pipes, stove repairs and home delivery from catalog price to save trips to the depot.

Standard Sanitary Co Barnes

Luma Candidate Seeks Republican Nomination in S Legislature

J. M. Erion announces intent to run for the state representative seat, subject to decision by delegates at the Republican convention.

Luma J. M. Erion

Ropers Announces Candidacy for First District Commissioner

H B Ropers announces his candidacy for the nomination of commissioner from the first district comprising the first and second wards of Mitchell subject to the will of the republican delegates of Daxison county.

Mitchell Daxison County H. B. Ropers

Candidate for Davison County Treasurer Nomination

R Storer announces candidacy for county treasurer of Davison County subject to the Republican county convention decision.

Davison County Republican County Convention R. Storer

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the Milwaukee Way Nebraska Prison Mitchell Market Report E. R. Storer Reese Friend Ard Endowment Fund A. TY. Johnson Sout Seventeenth Street Axel T. Johnson Lee Broom & Duster Company State Prison Loretta Lincoln County A. ‘B. Johnson Tie Nebraska State Penitentiary Tune Reyes Panama W. H. Conyes Yellowstone Via Gardiner Gateway America A. M. Cleland St. Paul, Minn Northern Pacific Railway Co. L. Townsend 4Th and Broadway Mitchell Capital
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