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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1903

Page

12

Mitchell news briefs and local visitors fill the week

Local residents report visits from Fargo and Pearson followed by multiple trips to Sioux City Ashton and Spirit Lake. Travis Bros relocate a second hand store and Mrs Broadbent's funeral is planned. South Dakota crops improve with rain while Otto Roth causes disturbance on Main Street and oil prospecting interest grows near Kredonia.

J. G. Yarrow Fargo N.D J. H. Paullin Sara Noble Aberdeen L. J. Shaw J. F. Cooper Little Son Sioux City Olive Paddock I. W. Seaman Pearson Iowa O. W. Coursey Hawarden Travis Bros Cropp's J. W. Broadbent West First Street Fred ‘I. Drewett Silsby Iowa State Bankers’ Association South Dakota C. W. Downey Ashton J. J. Pillen Edith Anderson C. W. Gillis Omaha Spirit Lake Mr. Gillis Cora Miner Plankinton Teachers’ Institute Miner Margaret Anna Maguire State Nebraska University At Lincoln Otto Roth Tangiefoot Lower Main Street John Roth Keith Roth Justice McKinley

Fisher records and community notes from Big Stone area

The item describes an eight pound plus record fish at Big Stone, plus a lengthy harvest of local moves. Residents including Jacob Willkomm, W E Crane, O L Branson, Rev R N Kratz, and G E Vermilyea travel for visits, business, and religious duties. Other items report church services, a parsonage project, a county teachers institute, and a new medical osteopathy office.

Big Stone Jacob Willkomm Bridgewater R. F. Dundass Madison Jay Wauneta Maude Ferris Waterloo Iowa G. E. Vermilyea Woonsocket W. E. Crane Big Stone Lake O. L. Branson Kansas City Hot Springs Ark R. N. Kratz Chas. Powerr Mr. Forbes Peter Suchy Sioux City Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Church Fred Brodstrop

Card of Thanks and Classified Sale Notice

A card of thanks from J. W. Broadbent Mrs. Mary Vandenburg C. C. Halphide and families expresses gratitude for sympathy in bereavement. Also an ad offers a four room residence with barn and household goods for sale through Mrs. Oscar Indquist 203 South Edmunds Street.

J. W. Broadbent Mary Vandenburg C. C. Halphide Oscar Indquist South Edmunds Street

Cemetery shares trade briskly on Edinburgh Exchange

Cemetery shares continue to be a market feature in Scotland and are actively dealt in on the Edinburgh Stock Exchange. The public notes the curiosity of the canny Scot who views such holdings as secure and unlikely to vanish, with the guarantee of never needing parish burial.

Scotland Edinburgh Stock Exchange London Financial News

Advertising pays in modern business success

The Rochester Herald notes the axiom advertising pays and warns against attempting success without it. It cites the United States as the world’s greatest industrial and commercial proposition, with Americans spending about 250 million dollars annually on advertising to promote business.

Rochester Herald

Polander on Nubbin Ridge Sputters Up Flour Sack

A two year old Polish man living on Nubbin ridge coughed up a fifty pound sack of flour and 100 pounds of bran after a severe coughing spell last week. The Hartford Day Spring notes the anecdote as a sign truth will prevail.

Nubbin Ridge Hartford Day

Getting the Drop in a Restless Territory Stage Scene

A Tennessee man notes a sizable boss while a Georgia man agrees he is right smart. The exchange centers on a playwright and star insisting on a rifle in a scene. The star defends sensationalism to keep audiences from rioting while the contract dictates.

Tennessee Georgia Chicago Record-Herald

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