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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1911
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates for the Mitchell Capital Mitchell Publishing Company with W R Ronald as editor. One year costs 1.00, six months 75 cents, three months 40 cents, all strictly in advance.
The Mitchell Catholic church plans a new girls academy alongside the existing big school. It will offer grades to all, plus a girls academic course and domestic economy instruction. The project aims to ease public school costs and attract regional families while supporting the public system.
President Taft endorsed Secretary Fisher's plan to develop Alaska using a leasing system for coal lands and valuable tracts. The move faces opposition from prior lands policy critics. Taft also addressed anti trust concerns, pledging to enforce the law and avoid political motives in prosecutions.
The jury returns a verdict after testimony about Mundy who allegedly asked two witnesses to accompany him to a downtown hotel where a stabbing occurred. Fowlers tea party and Mundy’s suggestion are referenced as key details in the case.
Seventeen individuals were drawn from Mitchell residents registered for a claim in Rosebud County. The published list includes numbers from 855 to 1987 with names such as CornEal Austin 354 Louise Palmer 419, C A Anderson 416, J Bunting 469, Alfred Robitaille 690, C J Ellis 70, Kathryn Brown 692, Martin G Wider 975, Delos Reynolds 1121, Samuel K Clemmer 1836, C J Liston 1572, Frank Neusterton 1577, Victor Carlson Route 2 1680, Jon O Brock 1613, B W Hathaway 17923 and N Jensen 1927.
Pierre November 26 designated South Dakota day at Chicago land shows. An excursion train may run from the state to Chicago to gather interested travelers. The exhibit will focus on grain and fruit with a prominent alfalfa display and its food uses, plus several state manufacturers seeking space to showcase products.
The South Dakota Supreme Court today handed down opinions in several cases. Justices Haney and McCoy each authored affirmations for multiple litigants. The court admitted Benjamin J. Sallinger after examinations as term opened. Burlington 1st.
Loomis residents report visits from S D Al Young returning from Carthage and Leta Clark back from Chadron. Harper Penaluna buys a new Overland auto while Art Hall moves his family to Loomis. The Wallan family arrives, Don Clark visits grandparents, and W D Allen expands his restaurant. Sherm Penaluna plans a large barn. J P Gilfillan and Will Clark Jr travel to Letcher on business. The Smith brothers finish threshing. J P Gilfillan loses a valuable horse to illness.
Miss La vena Catherine Lehtling and Mr. Thomas Rooney Murphy united in marriage at the Itoly Family church with Rev. C. E. OFlaherty officiating. The bride, bridesmaids in blue messaline, wore white rosary and silk trimming. reception followed at Mitchell Catering Co. They depart for a brief honeymoon then plan to reside in Mitchell.
A coroner jury in Trinidad found the death of J. W. Brandy, an automobile driver, justifiable homicide. Allan Fowler, former city treasurer, stabbed Brandy on a principal Trinidad street last Tuesday night.
Lars Larson sues Milwaukee Road, claiming a conductor misrepresented train stop time at Mobridge on September 21, 1910. While attempting to reboard for a glass of beer, he was crushed under wheels as the stop ended, leading to amputation. Damages sought amount to $21.00. Taubman Williamson represent Larson. Porter Gratham defend Milwaukee Road.
Local druggists advertise Dr Coxs Barbed Wire Liniment in 25 cent 50 cent and one dollar bottles. Guarantee promises blemish free relief or money back.
The Aberdeen jury found Eva May Kreiter guilty of second degree manslaughter in the death of her husband after a long trial. The verdict came at 10:20 Sunday, with sentencing to be set later. Evidence touched on her alleged heartless conduct, a German letter from Kreiter’s sister, and witness testimony about Kreiter’s sobriety and character.
This morning Coach Douglas and his Wesleyan football team returned from St Paul after a 19 to 0 defeat by Hamline University. Hamline scored on two well executed plays in the second half as Wesleyan’s defense held firm otherwise. The game at Norton Field drew a sizeable crowd and featured standout performances by Smith Nolt and Storer for Wesleyan while Hamline’s Heneman and Lokke starred at ends.
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