The Mitchell Capital News Rates Notice
The Mitchell capital W R editor and manager announces subscription rates. One year six months three months strictly in advance.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
2
The Mitchell capital W R editor and manager announces subscription rates. One year six months three months strictly in advance.
The Crop Prospect discusses a strong outlook for a good crop year and notes oats and barley lagging while wheat leads. It discusses the state tax commission's full valuation plan, proposed real estate assessment methods, and potential state tax levy reductions. It also covers Emily Davison’s death, Wisconsin libel laws, city administration on municipal plants, and the influence of lobbying in Washington.
Sheriff Berry and States Attorney Lauritz Miller traveled to Mt Vernon to arrest Marl and Homer Anshautz on charges of assault with a deadly weapon against special policemen A H Jaker and Lars Peterson. Peterson suffered a broken shoulder bone and Jaker multiple cuts. The brothers waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to the circuit court in $2,000 bond, later jailed locally after failing to post.
A. E. Hitchcock was re elected president T W Dwight was chosen vice president and Fred W Ford named secretary of the state board of regents of education at Rapid City Also named were A N Anderson August Freeberg and M P Beebe The board awarded a 24000 heating plant contract for the Smearfish normal school and accepted Franklin B Gault s resignation as president of the state university at Vermilion No successor is expected until next fall
Aberdeen reports Sioux Falls wins the next U C T South Dakota grand council session after a tight finish with Rapid City. Officers elected include J W Dougherty Watertown grand counselor and L R Campbell Huron grand secretary. Delegates to the Columbus O supreme council named L R Campbell and J C Sheldon with alternates Jacobs and Tussey. The travel crowd paraded, Danielson store won first prize in the auto contest, and Aberdeen A C T took the baseball trophy as Aberdeen defeated Lemmon. Governor Heisey spoke during the busy week and Susies Band toured local businesses boosting campaign funds.
A testimonial from John Supsiec of Sanbury Pa praises Dr King’s New Life Pills for quick relief of constipation indigestion and liver complaints. The ad claims improved bowel health and recommends the pills at 25 cents with endorsement from Diehl & Brown.
A June 3 wedding in Mitchell united Lawrence Kettleson and Miss Andrews Foss in a parlor ceremony at Mr. H. H. O. Wittle’s east Sixth street home. Rev. B. I. Tilley officiated before fifty guests as Ada Tilley sang and played the wedding march. The couple will reside at 420 East Sixth Avenue after a short honeymoon. The event featured pink and white decor, a dinner, and music by an orchestra.
Announcement cards report the marriage of Frank C. Jones formerly of this city to Miss Grace Marie Gold at the bride’s home in Big Stone City S D with plans to reside after August 1. The piece also covers Freeman S D music festival highlights and university club picnics with Daedalian Thalian society reunions and commencement events in Mitchell.
Mrs. Sara Miller hosted a Monday afternoon party for 14 young guests at 600 East Second Street in honor of Gervase Kennedy’s tenth birthday. Ice cream and cake followed games, and gifts were exchanged as attendees wished him many happy returns.
A wedding took place Wednesday at 221 East Seventh street the home of Mr and Mrs F R Ames. Their daughter Enid Leona married Otto A Shafer with Rev W M Mair of the Congregational church officiating. The home featured flowers and plants and music by Mrs GC L Ruliffson.
The weather bureau reports the coldest June on record in New York and across the Middle Atlantic, New England, Ohio Valley, and Great Lakes regions. Frosts are forecast for tonight in the Great Lakes area.
Sealed bids sought by F R Sand clerk of the M M church board of trustees until June 21 at 5 pm for a parsonage at Ethan SD. Plans via Rev C O Gilgar and each bid requires a $100 certified check. Trustees reserve right to reject any or all bids.
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