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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1914

Page

4

For Sale Used Typewriters Cash Prices and Offers

Bidwell buys houses pays cash for sale typewriters. Factory rebuilt first grade machines include L C Smith Underwood Monarch Royal Oliver Remington Visible with price ranges from 35 to 60 dollars. Big stock carried at all times. Any machine sold on monthly payments of 500 dollars to trustworthy party.

Smith Underwood Monarch Oliver, Royal Remington and Mitchell Publishing Company L. C. Smith Royal Oliver Remington Mitchell Publishing Co

May Day Event Proves Successful at Dakota Wesleyan

The Dakota Wesleyan May Day celebration under Y M C A supervision drew strong crowds despite wind and rain. Edith Smith won the women’s tennis singles while Ella Whitlow and Helen Gross took women’s doubles, with men’s doubles to be played later. May queen Bella Whitlow presided as dances and a flower parade delighted attendees, though the final play was postponed due to weather and to be staged later if possible.

W. G. Seaman Dakota Wesleyan Graham Hall Edith Smith Ella Whitlow Helen Gross Bella Whitlow Mandolin Club Wauneta Ferris

Heavy Rain Drenches South Dakota with Record Falls

A major downpour hit southern and eastern South Dakota last evening, with 3 to 4 inches in the Running Water area and on Milwaukee tracks. Rain halted eastbound trains as the Missouri River rose, while Mitchell reports 0.11 inch total for the night and Mt. Vernon sees light rain. Charles Derr reports four inches near Running Water. Tyndall logs 1 inch with Marion Junction at 2.14 inches.

South Dakota Mitchell Milwaukee Missouri River Running Water Division Charles Derr Derr- Morris Tyndall Marion Junction Mt. Vernon

Two Appendixes Found in Youth

Dr. Harry M. Biffar operated yesterday on Thomas Smart thirteen from College Point New York City to remove two appendixes. The first was normal the second branched in a blind pouch both about four inches long. The boy should recover and this is the first such human case the doctor recalls though two appendixes are seen in animals.

New York City Harry M. Biffar Thomas Smart Thomas HE. Smart First Street Third Avenue College Point

Evangelical Conference Adopts Prohibition Support

The Dakota conference of the Evangelical association adjourned after a week. Bishop Thomas Bowman presided. A Emel and C Jensen were ordained elders while L Moore W Butschadt and A Tamman became deacons. A German American Christian Citizen league reorganization was approved and $3,500 pledged for home missions in the Dakotas.

Dakotas South Dakota Aberdeen F. H. Brock‘mueller C. F. Strutz Big Stone G. B. Zech

Local Names List From South Dakota Regions

A fragmented roster-like item lists towns and individuals across South Dakota regions including Beresford Clear Lake DeSmet East Pierre Gro ton Hazel Hayti Hettinger McLaughlin Meade county Milbank Olivet Plankinton Parker Ramona Scotland Twin Brooks Faulkton Watertown with multiple associated surnames such as Sonder Kowalks Bingaman Bergland Haage Booth and Bohner. The piece reads as a compiled attendee or contact ledger for regional matters.

Beresford Clear Lake A. H. Sonder DeSmet East Pierre R. Db. Dexheimer Groton H. Kowalks Hazel L. M. Bingaman Hayti H. J. Bergland Hettinger McLaughlin Meade County Miller Milbank G. A. Bremer Olivet A. Bergland Plankinton I. A. Young Parker S. Finkebiner Ramona J. E. Booth Scotland W. L. Martin Twin Brooks H. C. Haage Faulkton J. Burkhardt Watertown G. HE. Bohner

Mellen Recounts 300000 Loan and Roosevelt Talks

Mellen testifies about a 300000 loan and a conference with Theodore Roosevelt regarding the Boston and Maine purchase. He says Roosevelt advised against illegal action and suggested consulting Interstate Commerce Commissioner Lane while adding praise for Billard as a sharp trader.

Roosevelt Mr. Mellen Colonel Roosevelt Boston Maine

Hotel Managers Fight Over Employee Transport Costs

J H Davidson of the Widmann hotel faces Amelia Seal in municipal court over a trunk and possession. Davidson claims he pays travel costs for new hires who quit early, a fate he says hotel managers nationwide share, with Northwest Hotel Men's association backing him.

Thair Transportation J. H. Davidson Widmann Northwest Hotel Men’s Association Amelia Seal Miss Seal Mr. Davidson Mitchell Davidson

Supreme court blocks meetings in cities with public sessions

The supreme court sustained the state's demurrer in the Hitchcock test suit over expenses for a state regents meeting during the state fair at Huron. The ruling restricts future meetings to avoid overlapping with public gatherings, interpreting the law as prohibiting such meetings near fairs or political events. J. H. Ferris visits his mother Mrs. L. A. Ferris.

Supreme Court A. E. Hitchcock State Board of Regents Huron Hitchcock Regent Hitchcock Whiting and

Mitchell Adopts Luce Electric Line Stock Plan

Mitchell residents vote to accept Col. K. D. Luce proposal for selling 380000 dollars of stock to extend the Luce electric short line from Madison to Mitchell. Subscriptions reach 100 shares of preferred stock with 50 shares of common stock, backed by Luce guaranties and railroad land as collateral.

Mitchell Mass Col. K. D. Luce Minneapolis Luce Electric Madison Esgrow George A. Silsby Commercial Club City Hall Col. Luce B. L. Luce Minnesota Luces Teriiory Luce Gregory State Securities Commission The

Coal Oil Johnny Dies After Rich Deadwood Market Boom

WV EB Prentice known as Coal Oil Johnny dies in New York after building wealth by cornering Deadwood coal oil market following the 1879 fire. He moved from Vermillion to Deadwood in 1876, later trading in brokerage, then to Pierre and finally New York City where he resided.

Deadwood S. D Prentice New York Vermillion Pierre New York City

Mitchell college lecture course lineup announced for next season

Notable speakers and performers from the Redpath lyceum bureau will headline Mitchell college’s next season. Highlights include Shakespeare via Ben Greet, the Reiner sisters, Oratorio artists, Dr Edward Steiner on immigration, Dr Frederick Hopkins a Chicago pastor, Montrayille Wood on science, Ralph Bingham humorist, John F Chambers, and the Music Makers quartet. Changes possible. venue may shift to First Methodist Episcopal church if Gale theatre is not ready.

Redpath Lyceum Bureau Mitchell Ben Greet Players Reiner Edward Steiner Grinnell College Steiner Harvard University Frederick E. Hopkins Hopkins America Pilgrim Congregational Church of Chicago Montrayille Wood Ralph Bingham John F. Chambers Lyceum Gale Theatre First Methodist Episcopal Church

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