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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
6
The store touts double quick turnover with tailored suits priced to move. Officials claim not to carry over any stock and promise the greatest values in years for women seeking tailored outfits.
A sale promotes tailored suits priced up to 25 dollars with a tag of 8.85 dollars for select quality options. The offer highlights affordable formal wear for budget shoppers.
A seller markets modern suits described as carefully made with diagonal and fancy mixtures, cheek patterns, and tan or gray whipcords. Recently purchased, the items are pitched as excellent values at three times the clearance prices. Prices quoted include 8.85 and 12.85 dollars.
The Mitchell tribute profiles General George A. Silsby born March 28 1847 in Rockford Illinois. He served in the 74th and 132nd Illinois regiments and as adjutant general of South Dakota. A mayor of Mitchell and a noted orator he inspired crowds with Civil War memories and political zeal in 1892.
Alexandria Iowa may have misread place names. James McMackin father of W J McMallin of this city was killed at 9 30 am Thursday when his neck broke after being thrown from a wagon by a clothes line striking his face as he drove under it He had lived here since last fall from a homestead west of the Missouri river and was a native of Iowa resident of South Dakota since 1905.
The Post Office reports total Postal Savings deposits at 16 200 000 on March 31 with 6 473 641 in the 82 largest cities. New York and Brooklyn hold 1 62 268 together while Chicago has 902 841. Portland Oregon ranks third with 407 547 and Columbus Ohio posts the greatest March gain at 35.5 percent.
The Hi Lo bridge club held its final event after a long season starting in fall. A sixteenth partners were chosen by numbered tokens, eight courses across four homes, and a finale of bridge with eight tables and prizes for top scorers.
Friday evening the Dakota Wesleyan University annual banquet brought together the senior and junior classes at the Congregational church basement. About sixty guests were seated, with seniors in caps and gowns and lilac decorations. Grace Piper presided as toastmistress and four toasts were given by Lois Anderson, Dr J L Seaton, Guy Cook, and Prof S D van Benthuysen, followed by varied remarks and music from attendees.
In Vincennes Indiana two people died and others were injured when the Dixie Flyer side swiped a freight train. Victims named are W L Miller of Vicksburg Indiana and S M Hyatt of Shelburn Indiana. Fatally injured Joseph Ramsey of Clinton Pennsylvania.
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