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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1905
Page
6
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The Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational church hosted a social for new and regular attendees at Rev. and Mrs. A. Craig Kowdish’s parsonage Friday night with over 90 present. An informal program featured piano solos, vocal selections, recitations, and a storiette about Wallace Haitchcock’s bride. Green and white St Patrick decor accented the event aimed at uniting church members and newcomers.
Large attendance at KP hall for St Patrick's Day concert by the Ladies Catholic Cemetery Association. James Coughlin, Clara Christensen, Bessie Maguire, Mae Welch, and Mrs James Lyons performed, with piano by Mrs Cora Goice-Crow, plus readings and humorous pieces. After the program, cards and dancing followed, with refreshments served.
Friday morning at 10 o clock Commissioner Bach and clerk J P L Dann opened a sale of school lands in Davison county as part of the leasing process.
For a week carload after carload of tamarack bridge timbers, 45 feet long, have arrived by the Milwaukee road into Mitchell and filled local switches. About twenty cars are on hand with more en route from Findley Junction. The materials are visibly destined for Chamberlain area for temporary bridge work, though their exact use remains undisclosed and further movement is awaited to confirm plans.
Dray Alpena temperance advocate N J Dunham urged residents to oppose licensing saloons after Judge Smith blocked a March 2 election. The town board defied the injunction and ordered voting, but Smith warned the vote would be invalid. Dunham claimed local sentiment favors dry policy despite outside farm voters mobilizing for license proponents.
President Barling and William Rockefeller Jr with four eastern officials arrived Sunday on a special train for a brief Mitchell stop. Inspecting the depot site, railroad leaders signaled plans to build a new $25,000 passenger depot and a larger freight house this season, with favored locations on Main street and possible removal of the local elevator.
The University baseball team plans a competitive season under Captain Wendelkin with pitchers Sandal and Dobson and infielders Gould, Wendelkin, Tanner, Betts, Hottman, Kingsbury. They schedule games against Vermillion, Yankton, Brookings and Morningside, opening April 10 and April 24, with a June alumni all star game anticipated.
Professor M M Ramer of the city schools has returned home after a ten day quarantine due to scarlet fever in his household. His children were also affected but are recovering.
Thursday evening a quarrel at Madam Gowango the palmist on Main street led to a fight involving Aaron Lindahl, Robert Campbell, James and Leonard Wells. Campbell was fined and jailed for intoxication. the others pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and paid a $3 fine. Chief Keith and Officer Brigey arrested them and Justice McKinley imposed penalties.
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