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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1907

Page

7

Taft visit sparks intra party clash in Sioux Falls

The Mitchell capital reports that Secretary Taft's visit to Sioux Falls outraged local insurgent leaders led by Senator Gamble and Governor Crawford. They accuse the reception as humiliating and hint Crawford may pursue a U S Senate seat to counter Kittredge. Journal reporter quotes leaders as jubilant over Taft’s delayed arrival.

Taft Sioux Falls Gamble Crawford W. C. Cook Republican State Central Committee Sioux City Journal Kittredge Mr. Cook Senator Kittredge Cook United States Davis Journal St. Paul

Mitchell Brookings meeting boosts electric railroad plan

A Mitchell committee returned from Brookings after a weeklong meeting of towns along the proposed Mitchell to Marshall Minnesota electric railroad. The gathering showed strong support and agreed to a preliminary route examination followed by another planning meeting.

BH Miller Miteset B Keasedty Med@Jean R E. Kerr Brookings A. E. Hitchcock I. W. Seaman D. B. Miller D. A. Braught O. E. Cassem Mitchell Marshall Minn

Local notices from Ethan June events and farm elevator talk

Mrs Letterstrom hosts visitors from Mitchell and Armour as Clara Hathaway leads Children’s Day exercises at the M E church. A farmers meeting on June 15 eyed a cooperative elevator, plans undecided. Albert Sehmits seeks hospital care for a troubled arm. Roy Cathout Elva Klotz return from D W U after nine months. Families adopt a child in Sioux Falls. Edith Trow joins Enterprise office to set type. M W A social features woodcraft lecture and treats.

Albert Sehmits Sioux Falls Roy Cathout Elva Klotz D. W Mabel Wurin Veresa Zeier Willmo Bert Drake Fletcher Galpin Parkston Bert Pierce Carthage Edith Trow S. C. Cathout Perry Mitchell

Riverside residents attend Mitchell league meeting

Wallin parents and relatives attended a Riverside league meeting at L. A. Gardner's in Mitchell on Tuesday evening. L. Lina McDenali visiting Alexandria Lina McDenali departed for home Monday. James Murtha left for a business trip to Oacoma Saturday.

Wallin Fana Mies Minnie Warthe McGjivery Csttlers Alexandria Lina McDenali Lillian Waille James Murtha Oacoma Riverside League L. A. Gardner's Mitchell

Anderson hog sale and social events at local towns

Prosper notes Anderson sold hogs in Mitchell last Tuesday. Theodore Oleson moved his driving team to S. BR. Naser of Riverside on Saturday. A pie social at Peterson school house Saturday raised 25.35 dollars. Knute Strand’s party Wednesday night drew a grand time. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hendrickson visited Wilson brothers Sunday. Locals joined old settlers picnic at Mt. Vernon last week. Born to Oliver and Strand a daughter on June 14.

Theodore Oleson S. BR. Naser Riverside Peterson School Knute Strand Mt. Vernon Oliver Strand

Local Notes from Loomis and Nearby Areas

June 20 Loomis briefs report Eva Gilfillan returning from Wessington Springs after school work. Clinton visitors Briden visit George Belers. Mrs F J Smith and Viola Smith visit Miller relatives. Missionary society meets with H L Omealey and F J Smith. large attendance. Harry Waterman horse accident ends fatally after kicking wire fence. John Lewis suffers a stroke. Dr Laughead aids and hopes for recovery. Mrs Joe Gilfillian returns from Wessington Springs visit. F H Foss and Fred Bock plan Montana homesteads. Will Pool painting new livery barn.

Loomis Eva Gilfillan Wessington Springs Briden Clinton George Belers F. J. Smith Viola Smith Miller The Missionary Society H. L. Omealey Harry Waterman John Lewis Laughead of Letcher Lewis Joe Gilfillian James Barr F. H. Foss Fred Bock Montana Will Pool

Local Notes from Riverside and Nearby

June reports from Riverside and Corsica area detail births, visits, and travel. A son is born to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jones. Mrs. S. Sheeder visits her daughter. Several residents travel to Mitchell and Carthage. A corn cultivation upturn and social events are noted with a surprise party for Lambert Laurie and upcoming visits by Presiding Elder Dobson.

Ethan W. W. Jones S. Sheeder Corsica August Bauer Mitchell Edwin Blackman May Dabler Gregory County Elmer Barker Iowa Will Mahon Leo Howard Frank Cole Frank Lambert Laurie Sullivan Main Street Frank Hammer Dobson Bert Price Carthage John Moran Armour Eva Mick Zehnpfennig Parkston Sheeder Riverside Harry Allbee Margaret Maud Wallis Little Son

Roofing That Stands Stowell’s Roofing Sold in Mitchell

Stowell's Roofing is marketed as fire and hail proof and available through A. J. King & Son in Mitchell South Dakota. Lake Trinidad Asphalt Roofing has board of underwriters approval for all cities. This ad highlights the best roofing on the market from King & Son Contractors and Builders in Mitchell.

Lake Trinidad Board of Underwriters A. J. King & Son, Contractors and Builders Mitchell S. D

Davison County to Hold Special Session June 28 1907

County commissioners of Davison county will meet in special session Friday June 28 1907 at 10 oclock in the forenoon to pass on applications for sale of intoxicating liquors in Davison county and to take up any other business before the board. H B Anderson County Auditor.

Davison County Board of County Commissioners H. B. Anderson

Mitchell Market Report Hogs Fat Cattle and Steers Prices

Kansas City Star notes the market for hogs fat cattle and fat steers with quoted ranges. It also carries an opinion piece charging that public trust in corporations hinges on fair service reasonable rates and resisting watered stock dividends and political meddling.

Kansas City Star Congress

Obliging Scientist and the Magnifying Botonist

A humorous caption describes a head waiter questioning why a patron receives a small portion. The waiter explains the gentleman is an old botanist who views everything through a magnifying glass, illustrating a playful scene translated for The Literary Digest from Meggendorfer Blaetter.

John Meggendorfer Blaetter Literary Digest

County Board Adopts Textbooks For Five Years

The county board of education met June 11 and adopted new textbooks for the next five years including readers arithmetics geographies physiologies spellers and writing books. Books are supplied by four companies through depositories at Mitchell Ethan and Mt. Vernon at ten percent above cost with exchanges allowed for old volumes.

County Board of Education Mitchell, Ethan Mt. Vernon

Kaufmann Found Guilty in Slaying of Sioux Falls Domestic

A jury returned a verdict Thursday night finding Mrs. Mose Kaufmann guilty of second degree manslaughter in the death of her domestic helper Agnes Poirers at the Kaufmann home in Sioux Falls. Public opinion had leaned toward guilt despite expectations of a possible acquittal.

Flandreau Mose Kaufmann Agnes Poirers Kaufmann Sioux Falls

Good Fellowship and Business Reflections on Nightlife

A veteran businessman critiques good fellowship noting that social drinking harms day to day business. He defines shared drinks as a frothy time that leaves a bad aftertaste and reduces ambition. He warns excessive socializing harms profits and stresses payback in this world.

Good Fellowship

Another Billionaire: Hill Sells Vast Iron Ore

The president of the Great Northern Railway James J Hill sold iron deposits on company land for 400 million dollars to the New York Steel Corporation. The ore is estimated at about 600 million tons. The writer suggests mining royalties paid to governments per ton of ore.

Great Northern Railway James J. Hill New York Steel Corporation Mr. Hill

Just Debts, Uncle's Will Leaves All After Debts

A brief remark quotes a probate dispute where the uncle's will grants the narrator everything after settling his just debts. The exchange ends with the retort that the left estate amounts to just debts, highlighting a wry sense of humor about inheritance.

Judy

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Mitchell Printing CR W. Downey the Railroad Meeting Anderson Mrs. J. Hendrickson Wilson Ers Stowell King Mitchell Market Report E. B. Storer People Ulalunal Ff Huw Stitute Mrs. Kaufmann A. W. Chase Edicine Co Buffalo, N. Y Gillis Bostonian Oxfords Gillis Big Shoe Store West Pais Hart Schaffner Mary Panama Weill WM. C. Metcalf McKinley & Eddy
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