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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
4
The Mitchell Printing Co. announces subscription prices for one year six months and three months in advance. The notice identifies R. Ronald as editor and manager and labels the publication as the official county paper.
The writer urges the South Dakota Republican convention to avoid blanket endorsements of Burke and Martin. It argues for discrimination, criticizing positions on the tariff and Cannon fight, and notes Minnesota Republicans avoided praising tariff reform. Burke’s record as Indian affairs chairman and Martin’s support for anti-trust and progressive measures are cited as praiseworthy signs.
Rain drenched spectators and performers as Hagenbeck Wallace circus tents rose and parade moved through Milwaukee yards. Despite downpours, crowds gathered under awnings to watch the procession and three ring acts, including the Hermans Merodia bicyclists and the La Mont family acrobats, delivering entertainment in wet conditions. The show continued at the big tent with elephants, globe performers, aerial acts, and trained wild animals earning strong applause despite rain. A separate obituary note mentions an unnamed man of about fifty who died and was to be interred in Iowa City.
A large gathering of Holy Family church members staged a farewell for Father J J Shea on the church lawn before his year long leave of absence to Toronto and a Europe trip. Wm Koch presented a gold watch, praising his twelve years’ leadership and the church’s growth including the new building. Father Shea will depart in July with John O’Brien, planning a year overseas before returning.
The sector of internal revenue in South Dakota sees a unique appointment after a predecessor retired voluntarily. No protests from South Dakota's congressional delegation accompany the appointment, a contrast to other federal appointments in the past six years.
Edward Spiden, longtime clerk at the Kent Hotel in Huron, collapsed and died of heart failure after a chat with F. A. Craft and others. Spiden had served in South Dakota for more than twenty five years and was highly regarded among Mitchell merchants and locals.
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