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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1902

Page

2

University Commencement Week At Dakota University

Dakota University opens its commencement week on Thursday June 5 with lectures by Rev. J S Montgomery and Rev A C Stevens to be held in the corn palace. Montgomery will lecture June 7 and deliver the Baccalaureate and annual sermons June 8 with Stevens to follow. a full schedule runs through June 11. A baseball game against Yankton College ended in a 5-7 loss for Dakota in extra innings. A wedding near Mitchell united a local teacher from Grand View with Mr. Seiser of Armour and was celebrated with a large breakfast and gifts before they depart for a short trip and residence in Armour.

Graham Dakota University Ile J. 5 Montgomery Wesley Church Minneapolis A. C. Stevens Watertown Corn Palace Northwest Methodist Church Mitchell Kappa J. S. Montgomery D. D Yankton College Yankton Seiser Armour Milwaukee Road Sioux City

Nellie Cook Weds William Seiser At Home Wedding

On Wednesday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs John Cook at Second and Davison streets, Nellie Cook married William Seiser of Armour. The Very Reverend Dean Shea officiated. bridesmaid Susie Cook and best man Anthony Raben of Armour assisted as decor sparkles.

John Cook Second Davison Nellie Williams Seiser Armour Dean Shea Susie Cook Anthony Raben

Bush League in Operation Nets six clubs in Iowa South Dakota league

The six clubs in the Iowa and South Dakton league opened Tuesday with Sioux Falls at Sioux City and LeMars at Rock Rapids. Flandreau acts late starting June 22 and adds Hillebrand plus four college players. Most teams lack full rosters while substitutes fill in until new men arrive. Flandreau is favored for the pennant as managers plan to reduce travel costs and improve profits.

Iowa Sioux Falls Sioux City LeMars Rock Rapids Flandreau Siouxalls Indians Hillebrand Bush Fellows Western League American Association Mitchell

Book Agent Season Opens in South Dakota Contracts

South Dakota becomes the focal point for national school book firms as a June 10 contract for five years’ supply to the state schools is set to be awarded. The Sioux City Tribune notes agents racing through town to secure contracts before the letting, with every book house in the country issuing a riot call in a Macedonian cry.

South Dakota Sioux City Tribune

Cod Liver Oil Emulsion Promises Health Benefits

Sol muision presents cod liver oil emulsion as life sustaining and appetite restoring. It claims to ease digestion and restore flesh, urging readers to request samples from Bauer Bowne chemists in New York with 50 cent and one dollar prices.

Scott BOWNE Chemists Oriests Pearl Street York

Book firms maneuver in South Dakota school contracts

A wave of school book agents floods South Dakota as counties prepare five year contracts. Major firms like American Book Company Ginn & Co. Butler & Sheldon and others deploy agents statewide to win contracts, with critics charging inflated prices and poor-quality books. The Dakota law sought to curb manipulation by creating an educational board and joint letting, but inspectors report firms circumventing controls and flooding counties with representatives.

Dakota Prairies Sioux City Iowa W. H. Stoner W. &. Wilson E. N. Larkin Messrs. Winter Garrett Gleason American Book Company S Force W. R. Andress J. C. Hisey O. J. Laylander W. R. Walters W. B. Owens Ginn & Co American Butler & Sheldon Werner Co D. C. Heath Silver & Burdette Rand, McNally & Co Eir South Dakota

Drowned Youth Near Rockport Returns in Tragic Find

Steve Oathout reported the drowning of 17 year old Frank King Sunday noon near Rockport. King and his uncle swam in the river but King, unable to swim well, ventured too far and sank. The uncle watched helplessly. The body was recovered about six hours after the drowning. Funeral services were held in Alexandria Monday.

Steve Oathout Ethan Frank King Rockport Alexandext

Milwaukee plans coast line extension from Chicago to the coast

Western trips by Milwaukee road leaders fuel rumors of a new coast route linking Chicago Sioux City Mitchell Aber deen Eureka to Linton North Dakota and Bismarck with connections to the Northern Pacific. Mitchell may become a central division in the expanded railway and mail service as officials travel and discuss the project.

Milwaukee Road Platte Chamberlain Orient Eureka Milwaukee Chicago Sioux City Mitchell Aberdeen Linton N. D Bismarck Manilla

Public Building in Sight in Mitchell

Senator Kittredge will introduce a senate bill to locate a federal building in Mitchell. The move aims for passage next session, with Burns receiving the news and residents hopeful for federal presence in the town.

Kittredge T. C. Burns United States Land Office A. B. Kittredge Senator Kittredge Mr. Burns Senate Mitchell

The Thinking Strain And Japan’s Politeness

A meditation on choosing pleasant acts to save time and energy. Then a Peculiarity of Japan notes that guests pay a little extra beyond hotel bills as politeness, with travelers reporting that tipping is common when entering a hotel.

B. B. Benson Scarlet and Hyssop Japan

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