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Mitchell Capital in Mitchell, South Dakota
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1909
Page
14
Elks plan August gathering with mining stock prizes
Deadwood Pioneer Times reports hundreds of Elks will gather in August with rewards of 500 shares of Black Hills mining stock for the tallest and shortest entrants. A Dakota Elk cup for largest lodge representation and a $20 window-decor prize are also planned. Events include a special train arrival August 17, speeches, a grand ball, Spearfish barbecue, and lodge visits in Lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood Pioneer Times
Deadwood
Lead Lodges
Black Hills
Elks
Deadwood Lodge
Col
Dick Woods
Sioux Falls
John Neary
Lead
Pioneer Times
Col. Woods
Dakota Elk
The
Credi
Adams
Dick Wodls
Association
Hiks
Spearfish
Lead Lodge No
Mills
W A Barber Leaves Education for Banking Career
W A Barber, former educator and Dakota Wesleyan normal graduate who taught in Mitchell and Minnesota, recently sold his hardware store and moved to Osmond to join his brother’s bank. A respected teacher and public citizen, he leaves the education field for a more lucrative avocation, and Mitchell laments his departure yet wishes him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Tallis Argus-Leader
W. A. Barber
Osmond
Dakota Wesleyan
Redfield
Mitchell
Minnesota
Barber
Made It Clear Sergeant Interview With Recruit
A London Punch skit shows a Royal Irish Constabulary sergeant drilling a recruit. The sergeant tests courage asking if a desperate attacker would force a fight, the recruit replies he would not, prompting a chuckle from the sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Irish Constabulary
Maginnis
London
Murderer Captured After Presho Wife's Slaying
William Lansing killed his wife near Presho and was captured 22 miles north of Presho. he resisted capture and was shot in the chest, dying minutes later. Captain Lavender recounts the crime and the path to discovery as investigators uncovered the woman's body hidden under a beam. The motive appears linked to a divorce proceeding and a family moved from a nearby claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lansing
Presho
Liing
She Sheldon
Lis
A. W. Lavender
Sioux Tralls Press
Vresho
L Lavender
Capt. Lavender
Lansing
Lyman County
Sam Sheldon
Presha
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Sheldon
Fleece Leader Claims World Record Fleece at 67 Pounds
R A Jackson a Columbia County legislator known as the sheep king of the Tukanon claims the world record for the largest single fleece weighing 67 pounds 5 ounces. He also reports three clips totaling 142 pounds from Rambouillet sheep. The wool will be part of Columbia county’s exhibit at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
R. A. Jackson
Columbia County
Chicago
Marriage on a Chicago train journey around May four
The speaker denies disguising as Miss Dittman and confirms boarding the same train with friend Mr. Schwartz. They travelled to Chicago with aid from friends, were not married in Mitchell, but wed May 4 at the sister's home. Schwartz fought a fair but unsuccessful contest.
Muchow and Dittman Elopement Sparks Public Inquiries
The Republican reported on the Presho elopement of Miss Bertha Dittman and Arthur Muchow, clarified by his Sioux Falls statement that consent and prior affection led to a Chicago marriage at his sister’s home. Separately, Sioux City Journal recounts South Dakota liquor history from statewide prohibition to local option and dispensary episodes through 1900.
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Sioux City Journal
South Dakota
Carolina
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