Official County Paper Free-Standing Rates 1904
The Mitchell Capital Co publishes subscription and advertising rates for its official county paper dated Friday November 1 1904. Details include one year advance copy prices six month and three month terms for copies and business cards six lines at five dollars per year with extra lines at one dollar per line. Locals and ads of thanks are five to ten cents per line. Notices of marriage death resolutions and presents published free of charge. Subscriptions can be clubbed with leading publications at low prices. Readers may request address changes to receive former and new addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burness
Closing of Campaign At Mitchell Draws Large Crowds
The campaign ended in Mitchell with crowded corn palace events on Saturday and Sunday. Dr Dundas addressed the audience while local singers performed. Excursion trains brought crowds from Sioux Falls and Aberdeen and a closing speech by A E Hitchcock drew strong attention. Support for Mitchell grew as Aberdeen sentiment shifted.
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Mitchell
Corn Palace
Dundass
Asmuch
Aberdeen
Milwaukee Road
Sioux Halls
Capital Band
Br. R. F&f
Dundas
Willard Dunbar
Buster Brown
C. R. Tinan
A. E B. Litchcock
Pierre
Mr. Hitchchock
Aberdeen Meeting Braves Capital Removal Debate
Mr. C Preston spoke on capital removal before Aberdeen citizens at the opera house Saturday night. The Capital band traveled from Bathureism to provide music, drawing cheering crowds. Col. H H Jumper introduced the speaker amid warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Preston
Aberdeen
Opera House
Mitchell
Sherman House
Preston
H H. Jumper
Mr. Preston
Educational Happenings in County Schools
Inwartha Whormodsgird of Victor attends Augustana College Canton as a teacher underage constraints. Baker No. 4 honors Miss Alice Bourrett for teaching. Miss Holshire raises funds in Perry No. 3. a new school flag is planned. Clarence Pine studies at Mt. Vernon Western Business College. Miss Sadie Watkins goes to Brule County to teach. Certificates for reading wood books to earn diplomas. first diploma anticipated. Supt John Bibleheimer seeks teachers with wages listed. H. Dixon resigns. Harold Jensen appointed. Miss Ida Wing gains certificate. map request for county district boundaries. Value social in Lisbon No. 20. music by Mitchell quartet. Letters from students discussed. Maud J Toffstetter earns no tardiness. Mrs. Ross Ward moves to Mitchell. contract with Badger township firmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inwartha Whormodsgird
Victor
Augustana College
Canton
Baker
Alice Bourrett
Alice
Holshire
Perry No. 3
Clarence Pine
Mt. Vernon
Western Business College
Sadie ‘Watkins
Loomis
Brule County
Tritle
State Department
Wf. G. Coursey
Lisbon No
Mitchell
Iva
Essie Brown
Ernest
Richard Watson
Mattie Wittstruck
Khach
Maud J Toffstetter
Ross Ward
Beulah No. 26
Special Meeting to Let Contracts for Two Bridges
Notice that Wavison county South Dakota commissioners will meet in a special session at the county auditor's office on Wednesday November 10 1904 to receive bids and let contracts for building two bridges on the county line between Aurora and Davison counties north of Mt Vernon. O I Stearns County Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wavison County
South Dakota
Aurora
Davison
Mt. Vernon
School Reopens With New Teacher Miss McManamen
The school will reopen next Monday with Miss Christine McManamen of Jefferson Iowa as teacher. Miss Lorena Gordon previously taught Blendon No 1 and fell from a horse injuring her arm last week on the way to her school near Turon. After five days she returned to work with her arm in a sling. A teachers meeting at the courthouse last Saturday drew good attendance and another at Mt. Vernon is planned this week with all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine McManamen
Jeferson
Iowa
Lorena Gordon
Blendon No. 1
Mt. Vernon
Fragmentary Note on Landlady and Sour Milk Belief
The readable lines describe a landlady described as clever who asked a question about whether sour milk could prolong life. A subsequent line hints at a street scene and a wink, with garbled surrounding text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
Willy
Cleveland
Nvin Tienter
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TWE Mitchell Printing CO
W. Downey
Official
B.C. Preston
Things Educational
WA. W. Courseyounty
Miss
Mason
W. A. Fraser
Badger Township
Holleran
Holy Family Gaurehe Dakota University
Mitchell Fire Department Episcopal Church
Mitchell Fire Department Episcopal Church Nee Bie Slelaee
Baptist Church
Alvation Army Knights of Pythias
Ady Maccabees
Stearns County Auditor
NGS Bank
BANK
Vaten1
Commercial and Mitchell
Mey
W. F. Burns Co., “Es and Manus Sotuers
Chicago
Gures
C. Unger
Maple St
Champaign, Il
FOLEY
A.M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Ros
E. C. Dewitt & Company
Ill
L. C. Gale
TrRaca Marus Ocsiens Corrmients &c
Secu Ita
Scientific American
All Newsdeniers
Munn & Go
Coevar
New York
Pomich
FP St
Washington
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