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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
3
Mrs Frances Maguire visits Chicago with her son Phillip and family. Local notices include ministerial meeting travel to Scotland, church dedication details, and updates on high school construction progress and community events. The piece also covers arrests, hail and horse equipment sales, and residents moving or visiting from surrounding towns.
Alexandria reports CO. K. Stab lein was taken to Sioux City last Friday and underwent a severe operation at St. Joseph's hospital to remove an abscess from the left chest. He had been recovering from a serious bout of typhoid fever last winter, and the current trouble followed. Dr. Jepson called the operation novel in his experience but says it was successful and current signs are favorable.
Mrs. W E Tipton leads a drive to raise funds for a piano for the women at Yankton insane asylum noting the legislature has not provided an appropriation. A board of local matrons will collect articles for a fair to be held in December at the asylum women’s building. The effort aims to involve state residents beyond Yankton.
Rapid City South Dakota reports an official census counting 5234 inhabitants. The count, begun by General Manager Moore of the Black Hills Western railroad, aimed to determine if the city meets the 5000 population threshold for an Elk lodge charter.
Watertown paper reports James F. Locke a railroad conductor living in Colbridge apartments near Massey and Arsenal streets was struck by a Club train shortly after 10 AM and died from injuries after being taken to Sisters hospital. He was well known among railroad workers and had many friends.
A Hamlin county state circuit court jury clears Brad Barkley John Peck and Henry Dokka in a high profile suit by Mrs. Hannah Conway. She claimed rough treatment and alleged kidnapping when defending her son Merrill Conway from Barkley a Hazel constable. The verdict favored the three defendants after a closely run trial.
Milbank reports an elderly man who poses as a World War II era veteran swindled local old soldiers. He claimed to need funds to return to the Hot Springs state soldiers home after attending his son's funeral in Iowa. Local veterans contributed and bought him a ticket to Rapid City before authorities declared him a fraud. South Dakota commanders warn veterans to ignore his stories.
In a Yonkers Statesman discussion from Last Analysis the term ultimate consumer is explained as the person who ultimately bears the result or cost. The exchange frames consumer impact as the final recipient of a product or decision.
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