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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1887

Page

2

Step by Step Commencement Exercises at City High

Mitchell City High School held its 1887 commencement at the rink opera house. The decorated hall featured evergreen boughs and a class monogram. Exercises included essays by Spangler Adams Dundass Keith Windle a vocal solo, a duet, and a valedictory, with diplomas conferred by Prof Kratz and remarks by Dr Dundass.

Rink Opera House Mitchell City High School F. M. Hammer M. M. Hitchcock Miss Pryne Il . Kratz Prof. Kratz Board of Education Messrs Anderson Wallace Dundass Keith and Windle C. K. Clark Celeste Couglin Kratz Nesley Bracy Starker Douglin

Cathering of Notables at the Depot

A diverse gathering of professionals arrived by train on Monday afternoon at the depot. Clergy Rev Hubbard and Rev Help from Chamberlain and Sioux Falls, Judge Gifford, Abe Boynton, Councilman Rogert, J W White, Editor Thorndyke, Hi King and Niss Netha King, K G Foster, the Andrews Opera company, and Bozzarro with his outdoor artists object lesson a wide range of occupations gathering on the platform before heading to various destinations.

Revs. Hubbard Chamberlain Sioux Falls Watertown Plankinton Gifford Abe Boynton Grand Lodge Huron Rogert J. W. White Board of Agriculture Thorndyke Kimball J. Hi. King Rapid City Niss Netha King Yankton College K. G. Foster and Family Grand View Andrews Opera Company Great Bozzarro

Tramps Raid Spirit Lake Homes Amid Wider News

A Spirit Lake Minn raid by tramps prompts fear of house invasions while at Key West a death from yellow fever is reported. Other items note the Kansas City choice for the typographical union meeting, Hampshire Democrats nominating Harry Bingham, and a Chicago doodle trial update.

Spirit Lake Minn Key West Yesteray Kentucky Distillers Association Oregon & California Railway Company Leland Stanford C. Pp. Huntington Austria London Brown Potter Naval Academy New York Robert Stocker Minnesota Frank W. Sibbs Elliott Snow Washington Territory Findlay Ohio John Sherman Guy, Foraker Murat Halstead Boston Chicago Twin Cities Hotel LaFayette Lake Minnetonka

Building for New York Central Turnverein Ready Next Year

The Central Turnverein of New York plans a grand new building on Sixty-seventh Street east of Third Avenue. It will be a Renaissance style, fireproof complex 175 by 100 feet with a four-bowling alley subbasement, gymnasium 115 by 50 feet, swimming bath, needle and steam baths, school rooms, classrooms, and restaurants. Expected enrollment is about 8,000 children, with spaces allocated for teachers and various social facilities.

Turnverein United States Turnverien John Switzerland Nehrbas Turner New York Sun Judge Nehrbas City Court of New York Central Turnverein Central Turnverein of America

Proposed Central Turnverein Building Plans Revealed

A two story Central Turnverein building features a 400 capacity assembly room, library, school rooms, dining hall, lodge area, mezzanine classrooms, and a 175 by 70 foot ballroom with adjoining refreshments. The coeducational school offers technical and home studies. dramatic, singing, fencing, and chess sections serve members who run a free newspaper. Estimated cost exceeds 350000 dollars with cornerstone to be laid after September. occupancy anticipated next year.

Turnverein Verein Terrace Garden Theatre Albert Grabn Third Avenue

Charity in the Future. Omaha Lady-Jane

A humorous exchange from the Omaha World about a guest asking for a silk dress for a party and a servant's quip that Mrs. De Grand must suit the need as she has a large house and four servants.

Omaha Jane

Nature's Leaves in the Majority Hoosier State note

A fragment notes the Bible's massive letter and word counts and adds quirky details about domestic recipes poetry clippings and a family keepsake abundance. The item reflects a curious catalog of household curios and printed matter with a Hoosier State voice.

Hoosier State

Wealth and Woes of Early Presidents in Death and Finance

Fragmented notes recount fortunes of U S presidents, noting Monroe and Jefferson wealth at entry, insolvencies, salaries, and estates. Mentions Madison Garfield Tyler Polk and Hayes era finances, with purchases, inherited wealth, and mortgage on legacy, highlighting uneven fiscal fates after office.

James Monroe New Lessey York Buchanan Adams Fillmore K. Polk Poi Asa Jefferson Liberty Tyler Arthur White House Washington Jackson Hermitage Hayes Madison Garfield Payne Todd Financial Enquift Administration Mount Tecaing Garfield Mather

Nail myths across nations and styles in old writer’s view

An old text reviews beliefs about nails and hands across cultures. It contrasts American English hands, diplomats, critics, and Chinese nails, noting impressions, supposed traits, and racial stereotypes tied to nail shape, color, and the onyx under the nail.

Oddities and curiosities scattered from coast to coast

A mix of scattered notes reports and anecdotes from across the United States and Ireland. Finds include a mastodon remains near Atlanta a tiny two and a half pound Capian infant in Capac Michigan a giant egg laying Brahma hen in Pennsylvania and a stormy Ireland with black rain. Also noted are petrified berries and logs in Dakota a Swiss lightning strike near Schoren plus a humorous Omaha World item about Parson Jinglejaw and a remark on Martin Van Buren leaving a $300000 salary balance.

Ireland Castlecomer Georgia Dakota Schoren Switzerland

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The Ing Timon J. Spangler Congress Spangler E. Estella Adams Bacon Kepler Ienry Ward Beecher Marvin F. Dundass Old England Patrick Henry Webster England Daniel Webster Abraham Lincoln Clay Lin Coln Julia Hesley Artie Bracy Eva Keith Carlisle Jay Gould Henry Stanley Julius Cesar Rome Cresar Maude M. Silsby Emily F. Rogers Capt. Brown Newton Galileo Watt Plutarch Dr. Johnson Asman Mitchell High School Honorable Board of Education Rogers the Depot New York City BIG Turnverein Gains ATS New Orleans Atlanta Capac Mich Jacob Welch Ritchie County W. Va Pennsylvania Clara Artifela Yonkers Gazette Martin van Buren
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