We Welcome Small Deposits
We welcome small deposits from the man of limited means and large accounts alike. The bank urges all people to transact with us, accepting any amount and offering the same courtesy to every customer.
23 Jun 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
1
We welcome small deposits from the man of limited means and large accounts alike. The bank urges all people to transact with us, accepting any amount and offering the same courtesy to every customer.
Theodore Roosevelt returns to America after fifteen months abroad. A Canada and New York reception erupts as crowds line the waterfront and streets from Fire Island to Battery Park to greet the former president. A naval flotilla escorts the Roosevelt party up the Hudson with 300 vessels and thousands of cheering spectators.
Washington D C Senator La Follette accuses insurgents of turning the administration railroad bill into a radical measure with fourteen amendments. The Senate approved the conference report 50 to 11 with Democrats dissenting. Insurgents claim the revised bill expands court review for ICC orders and limits railroads, while proponents emphasize regulated rates and public benefits.
The South Dakota Knights of Pythias grand lodge, meeting in Huron, elected officers including Grand Chancellor W. O. Jones of Aberdeen and Grand Vice Chancellor S. W. Felton of Yankton. Other posts named: Grand Prelate L. L. Stephens of Pierre, Grand Keeper of Records W. A. Roberts of Huron, Grand Master of the Exchequer C. A. Fountain of Clark, Grand Master of Arms M. C. Sloan of Vermillion, Grand Inner Guard Will Benedict, and Grand Outer Guard J. Gran. The convention chose Huron as site for next year’s gathering.
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