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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1907

Page

8

Mitchell National Moves to Magnificent New Home

Mitchell National Bank opens in a new $50 000 building in Mitchell, with a Carthage white stone frontage and a 40 foot façade. The vaults, concrete walls, glass roof, and mahogany interiors showcase a modern fireproof design while staff and officials greet hundreds of visitors and praise the institution’s future prospects.

Mitchell National Bank Mitchell National Carthage Mitchell Loan, Trust and Savings Co Smith Patton Simpson Lahey Frank Welch C. A. Davison The William M. Smith J. Quigley M. I. Patton J. J. Lahey Mitchell E. J. Quigley James Lyons J. H. Ferris Thos Smith & Davison I. J. Quigley D. A. Mizener Loan and Trust Company N. L George W. Davison I. J. Gray Davison Bros Geo. Davison L. N. Seaman N.L. Davison Davison Lettie Russ

Reception and Speech at Mitchell Club Honors Traveling Men

A reception for Senator LaFollette and Governor Crawford at the Mitchell Club, hosted by the South Dakota Traveling Men's Association, drew hundreds. Governor Crawford extolled traveling men as independent, public spirited leaders while praising Mitchell’s hospitality. The event followed with a large turnout for a Gale theatre concert as LaFollette lauded the gathering and the Davison bank history was recalled.

Senator LaFollette Crawford Mitchell Club South Dakota Traveling Men’s Association Wood Gale Theatre Board of Education Mitchell LaFollette

Remains Laid To Rest For Mrs L T John At Methodist Church

Funeral services for Mrs Lucretia Ilmira John were held at the Methodist church Friday at 4 pm with Rev. D M Harvey of Beloit and colleagues leading. Born December 19 1835 in Northumberland PA she and Lorenzo T John moved through Illinois Iowa to Dakota then Mitchell where they resided until her death.

John Rochester Minn United Brethren Church Paul Graceland Cemetery S. H. Morgan Eric Jensen Wm. Anderson Wm. Duncan George Toland James Arney L. T. John D. M. Harvey Beloit Kan Wilkinson Elijah Tillotson Harvey Lucretia Ilmira John Reuben Sophia John Northumberland County Pennsylvania Illinois Lorenzo T. John Wis Carrie Ms. L. YT. John

Musical Comedy In Pensacola featured at Gale theatre show

The South Dakota Traveling Men's Association presented In Pensacola a musical comedy with book and lyrics by H. G. Nichols and music by Irvin H. Jones and Frank Barry. Local and regional performers including Mae Welch and Grace Daniels starred. the production showcased solos, choruses, and an onstage carnival set on Santa Rosa Island with an expanded Sioux Falls orchestra.

South Dakota Traveling Men’s Association Pensacola Gale Theatre H. G. Nichols Irvin H. Jones Sioux Falls Frank Barry Chicago Mitchell Burton Tanner Santa Rosa Island Gulf Sunflowers Yale Vassar A. A. Fruedenfeld Steinmetz Grace Daniels Grace Gregory Clara Christensen Louis Beckwith Jed Kratz Commodore Jack McLaughlin Frank J. Barry Lulu Heimberger

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