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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1908

Page

6

Mitchell Citizens Hear Dr Nicholson on Regional Growth

More than 500 residents gathered at city hall for the Brotherhood meeting to hear Dr. Nicholson push Mitchell’s development. He outlined regional trade, rail access, and local agriculture as keys to future growth while urging business leaders to unite and push for better freight rates and a stronger market footprint.

Brotherhood Mitchell Nicholson Percy Fullenweider Scott Ramner Mitcshell United States South Dakota Duluth Seattle Tie Miitchell W. B. Turner Turner Chicago Ness Milwaukee Company

Business Leaders Convene for New Opportunities

Quote expresses hope for six more meetings like it where 600 or 70 business men can meet, set plans before them, and awaken to surrounding opportunities. The remark underscores the aim to mobilize local business leaders toward recognizing and seizing economic chances.

Bridal Shower Surprise for Miss Pearl Jackson

Mrs C S Bobb and Miss Anna Haynes hosted a parcel shower at Miss Haynes home in Miss Pearl Jacksons honor. About twenty guests attended thinking it a luncheon, then found many gifts. Dining table decorated with red and white carnations and a white ribbon on Miss Jacksons chair. Each guest gave a labeled recipe as a keepsake.

C. S. Bobb Anna Haynes Miss Haynes Miss Jackson Mitch HW. We Jfitehcook H. G. Nichols Silshy Mary Grace Windle Windle S&s I. Scallin 8. C. Waterbury Edwin Metz Doane Inez Dodie

Crow Seeks Davison County State Attorney Post

J N Crow, long time Davison County resident and lawyer, announces he will run in the June Republican primaries for States Attorney. He aligns with the party standard bearers and promises impartial diligent service if elected, noting his previous probate judgeship and urging voter support.

Davison County Kittredge Martin Burke National Congress J. N. Crow. Mitchell

Egan Speaks on Duty at Catholic Fair in Sioux Falls

George W. Egan of Sioux Falls spoke at the city hall on Present Problems. He urged home life and duty as basis for public trust, praised women’s influence, spoke on prohibition and reform, and urged fathers to guide sons. The event featured music, tributes, and praise for Y M C A leaders as Brookings and Mitchell hosts celebrated youth work.

George W. Egan Sioux Falls Hermenia Reihsen Pierce Wall Egan O. L. wKranson Khyan Evan

Withdraws From Insurgent Ticket In 1908 Local Vote

W. H. Bacon of Mitchell withdraws his name as a delegate candidate from the third ward County Convention after admitting misinformation on signing the petition. He asks ward voters not to elect him, citing allegiance to Senator A. Kittredge and Congressman Eben W. Martin. Dated February 29, 1908.

Third Ward Tama A. &. Kittredge Eben W. Martin

Fourteenth Y M C A Convention Opens in Brookings

The YMCA of South Dakota held its fourteenth annual convention in Brookings on Saturday and Sunday. Officials report it as the most successful and enthusiastic gathering in the association’s history. A J Elliott of Chicago served as traveling secretary for colleges, with W M Par- among the leaders.

Minneapolis Northwest van Benthuysen C. B E. Evans Carrier Ramer Parson Brookings Rapid City Opera Elliott Mitchell S. D. van Benthuysen EE. F. Reamer M. M. Ramer C. E. Evans Messrs Washburn Grace Winslow Jensen Griswold Cox Comfort Witzell Morris Paof South Dakota Association A. J. Elliott Chicago W. M. Par

Behold the Door and Knock Message at Baptist Church

Rev Mr Conant delivered a Thursday night sermon at the Baptist church about Christ seeking admission to the human heart. He stressed the divine condescension in coming to a willing heart and contrasted earthly friendship with the master’s humble approach. The closing focus highlighted the blessed life that follows Christ’s admission, a joy beyond words.

Mr. Conant The Baptist Church Christ

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Diehl & Brown Olney & McDaid Clinton Iowa Dean Scallin Bros Mivocubil, S. D Main Street Bidwell Land & Loan CO Caer Aioe Dr. Nicholson J. N. Crow W. H. Bacon
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