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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1899

Page

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Two Pleasant Social Functions in Mitchell

Mitchell hosted two pleasant social affairs last Thursday and Friday with Mrs. C. W. Johnston entertaining her lady friends at tea and cards. Gen. Gordon delivered a notable lecture on Civil War themes, praised by listeners for vivid recollections and tributes to Grant Lee and Confederate suffering, while a strong audience including Major Greene connected past and present citizens of the north and south.

Mitchell J. T. Morrow G. R. Owen John Laidlaw Jerome Wiltae R. J. Taylor W. A. Barber Frank Redford E. D. Scott Johnston S. W. Smith W. J. Healey Geo. E. Logan J. K. Smith H. E. Hitchcock J. A. Baker H. G. Nichols M. Jacquemai Sid W. Smith Geo. Rowley Geo. E. Foster S.G. Boyce J. D. Anderson J. M. Wood Ed. Leehan Emil Becker Gordon North South Grant Jackson Lee Custer Major Greene

Gen Gordon Lecture Captivates Grand Opera House Crowd

General John B Gordon spoke for two hours on the Last Days of the Confederacy at the Grand Opera House. The crowd listened intently as Gordon, with personal Civil War experience, recounted battles and campaigns, praised the flag and his country. Dr Graham of the University introduced him gracefully and the audience remained spellbound by the general's eloquence.

John B. Gordon Grand Opera House Graham

Indians Thrashed by University Eleven at Athletic Park

Crow Creek Indians were outmatched by Mitchell’s University team in a football game at Athletic Park. Kingsbury Maxon and Wells starred for the visitors, while Tyndall of the Carlisle squad watched from the Indians’ side. The score at halftime was 27 to 0, final tally 51 to 0, as the Indians failed to breach a stout Mitchell line. In a separate incident, a man believed he was attacked in his woodshed, only to learn he had struck his head on a partition he built himself aided by his wife with a lantern.

Athletic Park Crow Creek Mitchell Tyndall Carlisle Princeton

Remains of Taylor Mourned as Accident Not Robbery

The Milwaukee road death of William Taylor was ruled an ordinary accident. His body, shipped to Sioux City, yielded missing express money and two 350 orders sewn into his clothes. Mrs. Taylor and a companion sought traces. Boyce and James Murphy helped recover the items. Trial calendar updates follow, with McBride v. Mitchell matters postponed. Helwig v. Disbrow listed for December. other cases adjourned or moved.

William Taylor Milwaukee Road Sioux City Wm. Taylor Boyce James Murphy Taylor Warner

Short Term Of Court In Davison County

Attys who waited for the court to open noted an unusually slim term in Davison county. Six to eight lawyers were present as Sheriff Swindler opened court and Judge Smith west began the calendar. Two criminal cases from last term the state versus Parker and the state versus Titze and Titze were withdrawn on motion by States Attorney Winsor. No jury was drawn as no ready cases existed, and several new cases since have been filed requiring a jury, postponed to the May term.

Davison County Swindler Judge Smith West John Parker Paul Titze Gustave Titze Winsor Smith

Canvassed Election Returns In County Special Session

County commissioners met in special session Monday to canvass the vote. C F Drake was named temporary chairman as Kress and Moore abstained due to candidacy. The recount produced a few minor changes to the results.

C. F. Drake Messrs. Kress Moore

Remarkable Crime Recalled in Gov Lee Pardons Kephart

A Sioux Falls correspondent recalls the 1896 Erickson robbery near Flandreau Moody County. Clyde Kephart confessed along with James Smith and Gust Erening, leading to Smiths conviction and death in 1897. Later proof showed Smith and Erening innocent. Kephart’s confession was false and tied to a disturbed mind.

Gov. Lee Clyde Kephwart Sioux Falls South Dakota Andrew Erickson Flandreau Moody County Erickson Joseph James Smith Gust Krening Clyde Kephart Kephart Smith Boys Erening Smith West

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S. H. Scallin Drs. W. KE. Crane F. W. Freyberg B. A. Bobb A. H. Daniels R. F. Dundas Rie Becker Becker's BIG Clothing House Golf Capes Gen. Gordon University the Court Scott Sandidage Fred Widmann R. H. McBride W. H. Helwig A. Disbrow Dean Charles Schmidt Manitoba Mortgage Co Mahanna & Johnston Perry Badger Mt. Vernon Brendon Beulah Prosper Lisbon Union Baker Tobin Rome Ee Eee Ee Haney
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