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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1893

Page

12

Local notices mix with sales and social updates

Mylan and Tannehill offer bargains Saturday. Miss Jessie Walrath visits Sioux City. Hon Geo Watson returns from World's Fair city. Henry Parry & Co. handles land deals. Three weddings may occur soon. Ada Skinner summoned to Waterloo. Geo H Rew improves home with paint. J H Scriven reelected Grand Lecturer. May 1 ice at 25c per hundred, 50c week, $10 season. Butter and eggs paid at creamery. Help wanted for house work. Manchester moves back to Lyons Building. Van Alstine offers bargained buggies and machinery. Hall's Hair Renewer advertised. Mitchell baseball club invited to play July 4 at Tyndall for $7 purse. Potatoes priced at 70-73c per bushel. Thanks offered for bereavement aid. Attend Mylan & Tannehill sale Saturday. Baptist Lawn Social June 29. Dry spell broken by rain. Matilda O'Donnell and Chas Kane wed in Beulah. Evening services at Congregational Church 8:15 to 9. U P S C E meets at 7:30. Main street drain being enlarged. I A Craft ladder climb challenge to Earl Rogers. Jim River banks a cool retreat Sunday. Crops claims of drought disputed. moisture present with crops growing. Emilie Bennett Roddey recitations at M E church. Miss Sadie Davenport aids. Northwestern Cyclist magazine by H P Beck, Mitchell. Powell & Skinner dissolved. I A Skinner pays bills.

Geo. Watson Henry Parry & Co Ada Skinner Waterloo Geo. H. Rew West Third Street J. H. Scriven South Dakota Grand Lodge A. I A. M S. D. Presba EF. L. White Manchester Sanborn Lyons E. B. van Alstine Hall Mitchell Baseball Club Tyndall Bender Bros. Co O. T. Huyck J. E. Wells Mylan & Tannehill The Baptist Church and Society E. H. Teall Main Street Elliot Aberdeen News I. A. Craft Earl Rogers Jim River J. K. Smith Geo. A. Silsby

Sunday School Convention Opens in Mitchell South Dakota

The Baptist Sunday Schools of this section meet in annual session with the 22d anniversary of the Southern Dakota Baptist association. Delegates from area churches attend sessions including the Baptist Young People's Union. Speakers include Rev. Dr. Stiffler of Sioux Falls and Rev. Freeman of Elk Point. The gathering, led by Rev. Teall and Mr Ward, covers attendance, teaching methods, and church duties with sermons by Rev. Swift of Armour and others.

Southern Dakota Baptist Association Baptist Church Baptist Young People’s Union Convention Ward Freeman Elk Point Teall Stiffler Sioux Falls Mr.Freeman McIntire Spencer Bisby Parder E. H. Teali Shana Huron Mr. Worth Montrose Coffman B. Morse Mr. Swift Armour Mitchell

B Y P U Session Highlights Young People Work

At the Baptist convention in our city the evening session featured young people with devotional time led by Rev Worth of Montrose. Speakers included Rev Atteberry of Hurley on personal work and Henry Beddes on The Youth of the Past. Mrs Meredith sang Anchored, and Miss Teall read Courage of Despair. Reports showed active youth involvement. The next morning a debate over dividing associations and rescheduling the annual meeting was approved.

Baptists Southern Dakota Baptist Church Mr. Worth Montrose Mr. Atteberry Hurley Henry Beddoes Ek. B. Meredith Sioux Falls Miss Ross Centerville Lillian Teall Southern Dakota Association

Fire at Bridgewater M E Church Briefly Foiled

A Sunday night arson attempt targeted the M E church in Bridgewater. An attacker placed a kerosene-soaked sack in a basement cupboard and set it ablaze. The fire was discovered promptly and extinguished before major damage. estimated loss under $100.

M. E Bridgewater

Changes in Clerkships in Town Stores

As hot weather arrives clerks begin vacations and several job changes take effect. Hazel Sherman will vacation in Wisconsin and May Rogers fills her place at Mitchell Dry Goods Co. Nelly Kelly resigns from P. T. McGovern and Mary McGovern fills the vacancy. Rose Cloud resigns from Champeny Bros and joins Marven & Berenson as bookkeeper.

Hazel Sherman Wisconsin Mitchell Dry Goods Co May Rogers Nelly Kelly P. T. McGovern Mary McGovern Rose Cloud Champeny Bros Marven & Berenson

Parkston Fourth of July Celebration Announcement

Public notices posters from Mitchell Printing Co announce a large Fourth of July demonstration in Parkston. Headlined by an oration from Hon. Robt Dollard of Scotland and a German orator, the event includes an old fashioned sports program and welcomes visitors from Mitchell if the town does not celebrate itself.

Mitchell Printing Co Parkston Robt. Dollard Scotland Mitchell

Band Interest Grows in Mitchell Open Air Concert Hinted

Frank Baughman pursues organizing a twenty piece band in Mitchell amid encouragement. He says the group could form with ease and will soon present an open air concert showing local musical plans taking shape.

Frank Baughman Mitchell Frank

New Hotel and Two Story Homes Rise on Lawler and Hanson

Joseph McLaughlin plans a new hotel on Lawler Street showcasing a neat structure. Nearby, Joseph Koch upgrades his Hanson Street property by adding a second story. Improvements in this town area are increasing.

Joseph McLaughlin Lawler Street Joseph Koch Hanson Street

Wells Father of J. Wells Buried in Mitchell Cemetery

O B Wells died in Canton Wednesday night and was brought to Mitchell for burial beside his wife. Relatives C L Wells Mrs I R Bagley Mrs J E Wells Mrs Dr Satterlee of Winnebago City and Eli Wells of Mason City accompanied the body. Funeral services were at Canton and a short service followed at the cemetery conducted by Rev Gliddon. The Milwaukee road offers excursion tickets to Madison at one fifth fare until July 20 for the Chautauqua. Fourth of July trips at one fifth fare within 200 miles. Excursion to Parker July 8 for 3 including Ringling Bros circus admission. F E Clark Agent.

Howard F. A. LaViolette Mitchell Louise O. Winden Clark of M. E. Church LaViolette M. E O. B. Wells J. &. Wells Canton Mitchell Cemetery J. E. Wells I. R. Bagley C. L. Wells Dr. Satterlee Winnebago City Minn Eli Wells Mason City Iowa Gliddon Milwaukee Road Madison Chautauqua Assembly Parker Ringling Bros S Circus F. E. Clark

Special sale of buggies wagons and more announced

Buggies Mylan and Tannehill advertise in The Capital an upcoming Saturday sale featuring buggies wagons carts sewing machines pianos and organs. Prices promised to match the occasion with genuine special sale discounts and opportunities for all shoppers.

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Mylan &Tennehill Jessie Walrath Sioux City East Sixth Street D. B. Miller Matilda O'Donnell Chas, Kane Buffalo County Beulah Township Father Lawler Emery Congregational Church Alexandria Emilie Bennett Roddey Sadie Davenport Northwestern Cyclist H. P. Beckwith Powell & Skinner I. A. Skinner Baptist Sunday Schools Committee On Christian Education Meredith Sioux Falls University Akron Swing Woman’s Missionary Pee Ler Vincks Otto Peemiller Yankton Democratic State Central Committee U. S Cyrus J. Fry Peemiller Judge Tripp B. Y. P. U. Session S New Hotel Thompson A. M. Bowdle W. Seaman the Security Bank H. R. Kibbee IR. Atlee O. B. Well Ilwaukee Cele Ariny Jas Keystone Watch Case Co Philadelphia Eevee Booth Bros Reliable Mitchell, S. D S. H. Scallin W. J. Healey Cycle CO Mitchell, South Dakota Victor Bicycles
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