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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
2
The Mitchell SDAY editorial argues farmers should improve roads with minimal effort, citing a king drag and neighborhood influence. It notes South Dakota's early conservation drive starting in Pierre with a large crowd, signaling public enthusiasm for resource preservation and future state growth.
D. E. T. Cressey of Sioux Falls gave two civil war lecture talks with moving pictures in the opera house, but attendance was weak due to bad weather. A local baseball game against Mt. Vernon’s Kimbell team drew a win for Alexandria with a 2 to 1 score.
Loomis Nebraska reports the Farmers Elevator Company held its annual meeting on Saturday electing directors B Kilalian William Balding E P Wathian William Clark W H Beachtook G M Bower and J B Si. A ten percent stock debate was discussed and hogs driven from Loomis were noted as overheated during a prior visit by a man who toured the area.
Mrs Carrie Cole and grandson Raymond Bracha visited Mitchell on Friday. Mrs John Swicher of Altamont Missouri visits her relatives and sisters in Ethan. Several local visits and a light morning shower marked the day. Frank Cole caught an eighteen inch catfish last Sunday. The Tripp baseball team defeated Ethan 7 to 3 as H Stebbins arrives from North Dakota to lead the local church.
Ice cream and cake will be served at the Smart school house Thursday evening followed by entertainment from the D. W. Faculty. Miss Regina Schick Florence Watson Tilda Oleson and the Misses Wittstruck attended a Mitchell institute calling it the best ever. A birthday surprise honored Mrs. A Wittstruck with a social gathering and refreshments at eleven. Don Tobey works for Chas Dahlers. O Rudd plans to sell his farm for fifty five dollars an acre a rate that compares with past prices. Rain is desired as Dakota land improves. Mrs N Anderson and Emily visited Goebergs. Epworth League at Lutheran church well attended led by Edward Anderson. Leone Brown visited Dahler home.
Pierre notice reminds state hunters that all current hunting licenses will be void after the first of next month when the new licensing year starts in the department.
After month end no license means illegal hunting of cotton tails and despite a future grouse closed season many hunters seek early permits. Thousands anticipate licenses, funds hold several thousand dollars, and wardens prepare as grouse law expires. Bernard Vessey arrives from Wesmont and the office will stay open even if help is out in the field.
Regular examination for Teacher's Certificate will be held at the Court House in Mitchell on Thursday and Friday, July 14 and 15, 1910. Applicants for First, Second and Third Grade Certificates may write. Work will begin at 8 o'clock A M.
Deadwood reports a push for unity at the Sioux Falls state convention on July 5 as both factions seek to reunite the Republicans. A. O. RingSrud of Elk Point and Thomas Thorson are named possible state chairman candidates, with W. C. Cook stepping down as collector of internal revenues. The party aims to preserve Taft support and considers amending the primary law to bar Democrats from GOP primaries by requiring registration of support for the Republican ticket sixty days before the primary.
A fragment lists H. B. Kirkendall and an offer to arrange dates at the Bar nard Scott and Daves real estate office in Mitchell. The text suggests calling H. B. Kirkendall at his expense for dates and mentions the Mitchell location.
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