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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1903

Page

14

Saber presentation honors Major Coursey by Co D

On a Monday evening the officers and men of Company D gathered at W. Seaman’s lawn to honor Major C. W. Coursey with a handsome saber. City officials Hannett and Seaman spoke of his service with the Second Battalion and Philippines duty. Coursey praised his men as a Christian, thanked them, then ordered Lieutenant Walter A. Seaman to receive a sword for his exemplary conduct.Refreshments followed at C. W. Hoon’s ice cream parlor as impromptu remarks were offered by Hannett Seaman Williams and Downey.

W. Seaman Co. D Briggs Southakota Volunteer Regiment Philippines Hannett Coursey Walter A. Seaman Seaman C. W. Hoon J.L. Hannett I. W. Seaman Lieutenant Williams C. W. Downey

Local News Bits From Mitchell and Surrounding Areas

Mrs L McCurdy visited relatives in Letcher and returned Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Geo Ri Douthit and children visited Yankton Tuesday. Frank H Winsor fished Big Stone Lake, reporting good conditions. Miss Bertha Stevens will summer with cousins in Smithfield NC after accompanying William Smith home. J L Hannett and daughter Nellie traveled to Woonsocket for legal and shorthand proceedings. Rev Chas M Powell and wife went to Sioux Falls for Episcopal convocation. he will present sale of half church property to fund a new church. Otto Freyberg and wife plan to stay after moving land purchase near Mitchell. he will improve his lot. Campbell brothers of the circus, former Mitchell residents, praised for integrity and avoiding graft. Dean's Ointment advertised for itching piles. Co D left for Watertown encampment with 44 men. Milw. line carried Yankton and Armour units. Major Coursey and Chas Ruh joined. expect a grand time and potential regular soldiers’ visit to Watertown. state pays transport, US gov adds 60 cents daily.

Chas. M. Powell Sioux Falls Episcopal Church Thos, Briggs Williams Seaman Watertown Court House Fred Rubin Yankton and Armour Milwaukee O. W. Coursey Chas. Ruh Co. D Gol. Gardiner Fort Snelling United States

Humor Fragments From Various Papers Showcase Witty Exchange

A collection of quips and cartoons from multiple papers features a hayseed and a dignified traveler debating authorship and hogpens, a stamp repairer dubbed field marshal of finance, a jailhouse joke about two women and jail life, and light exchanges about authorship and luck. The items mirror early 20th century humor with regional slang and punchlines.

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C. W. Coirsey Comrads of Co Saber L. O. Gale San Francisco Dry Dock Company Geo, Ri, Douthit Yankton Clarence Turney Plankinton Will Reform School Frank H. Winsor Big Stone Lake Bertha Stevens Wm. M. Smith Smithsfield N. C Mr. Smith H. R. Kibbee J. L. Hannett Nellie Woonsocket Mr. Hannett Miss Hannett Otto Freyberg Plymouth Wis F. W. Freyberg Freyberg Mitchell Township Mitchell W. T P. Campbell Campbell Brothers Campbell Dfean Mitchell Printing Co Campbell Bros Evrybody Dean Humor OF the Hour Pidsenger D. P Granger New York Times Philadelphia Press Naggsby Brown Waggsby Nagesby Baltimore American Cleveland Plain Dealer Stubb Milton Chicago News Philadelphia Chicago Tribune Josh Silas Hiram Ferguson Cash Bargain Store Welare Lucious Ferndell Usaf C. Burnside Morgan's Meat Market
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