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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
3
Nellie Willison becomes a stenographer for Widmann. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs R E Hazen. Two stories planned for George’s Third Avenue home. Several moves, visits, and travels unfold along with club meetings, church services, and civic notes.
Canton has sought to move the Bergstrom plow factory to Mitchell. Bergstrom and Shaffer failed to obtain cash releases from Canton investors, stalling the deal. Attorney Shuster finds no viable alternative as talks falter, per Commercial Club President Tipton.
About 125 men of the Methodist church gathered in the church basement Tuesday for a supper and a talk by Dr. Freeman press agent of Moraingside College. S. B. Morris announced plans for a new Mens League and future similar gatherings. Freeman praised the men for taking active roles in church work and discussed denominational schools and missionary efforts. He also noted the upcoming Laymen Missionary Convention in Mitchell March 29 to 31 with George Sherwood Eddy as main speaker.
A candidate for County Treasurer declares intent to seek the office in the Republican primary of Davison County in June 1910. Dated Mitchell March 8 1910. H B Rogers.
W. B. Rowley announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Davison County treasurer in the June 1910 primary and seeks the support of Republican voters in the county.
A manager scolds a salesman for misreading a lumber company contact. He highlights loyalty as redeeming, critiques tact and timing, and instructs the salesman to persist with appropriate mood and approach. The five cardinal points are loyalty enthusiasm hard work persistence and tact.
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