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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
10
Sioux Falls reports farmers in South Dakota made favorable progress with corn plantings after a period of ideal weather. The state leads to expectations of a bigger corn crop this season than last year as early grain shows strong growth and soil, aided by recent heavy rains, promises a robust start to seeding.
Vermillion South Dakota Alfred N Cook state food commissioner issued a bulletin warning dealers and consumers that ice from ponds streams and other sources contaminated by sewage is unfit for food. The department will prosecute parties selling ice for food or drink that is contaminated or mishandled and will require clear notices for ice sold only for cooling purposes.
Mrs. Fred White travels to Sattle Washington for her father’s illness. Mrs. Tipton departs for Minneapolis visiting relatives in Superior and Duluth. Miss Anderson from Plankinton visits Mitchell. Conductor Edwards returns to the Omaha line. Mrs. Edwards stays in Los Angeles. Mrs. Kear moves to Girard Kansas with husband in Job Department. Mrs. W F Gilbert dies in Crookston Minnesota after six months TB. seven children survive. Dr. Freyberg re endorsed as state Woodmen physician. Aberdeen wins next Woodmen meeting. Forester Woodmen team forms with George Hager as captain. to drill for Log Rollers in Woon socket. Missionary Society program at First Methodist Church features student delegates and diverse nations. Raymond Harrington dies at 12. funeral at Graceland cemetery. Rev. B F Tilley to return to Mitchell as pastor. Whitehall Illinois church release settled amicably. Mitchell Band gives second street concert. calls for larger stand and stable housing for 30 players. Will Harker returns from Los Angeles for a week. Mrs. Lindahl to Minneapolis for summer. Police officer Walter Carstensen’s wedding to Alice Green. marriage confirmed after widespread jokes. Grand jury duty for L L Ness in Deadwood May 23.
Chief Doty and Assistant Pratt hosted the Mitchell fire department banquet at Mitchell Catering Co. More than fifty gathered including mayor Hitchcock and city officials. Speeches praised the volunteer department’s loyalty, sacrifices, and high standing, with emphasis on unity and excellent service.
An advertisement urges investors to buy Mitchell real estate and promises best bargains at Walpoles. It emphasizes that after a fire insurance policies are unalterable and claims you can rest assured they are correctly written, inviting calls and visits today.
Hot Springs S D will become a year round winter and summer resort as the Evans hotel undergoes a reopening. W F Pascoe of Rapid City notes $15000 spent by new owners and plans for added train excursions to Hot Springs, signaling a record summer ahead.
Construction on the Cheyenne branch resumes after winter layoff. The steel gang now works at Red Elm, a town 20 miles east of Faith, which will serve as the line’s temporary terminus. Fitch developed along the branch survey.
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