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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1905

Page

6

Vermillion Triumphs 22 5 Over Mitchell in Championship clash

Vermillion defeated Mitchell 22 to 5 in a fierce championship football game at the home field. The clash drew over a thousand fans as Vermillion surged with a strong line and three second half touchdowns after a tight first half, highlighted by a 90 yard Evans dash and a late Case run near Mitchell’s goal. Two Vermillion players were injured during the hard fought contest.

Vermillion The State University Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell Stevens Hardy Crimson Simpson O’neil Vermilion Cooper Evans Case Wendelkin

Sioux Falls Handily Trims Mitchell in Football

Sioux Falls defeated Mitchell 23 to 0 in a fast, hard fought football game marked by long runs and strong Sioux Falls line play. Leyse scored at least one long TD while a Mitchell scrum delayed the clock and a Sioux Falls offside dispute long halted play.

Mitchell Sioux Falls Mitchell Boys Tigers Leyse

Death of D C Burnside in Mitchell Funeral Rites Held

Impressive funeral services for D C Burnside were held at his parents' home on Sanborn Street and Fifth Avenue West Sunday at 2 pm. Burnside, 33, died Friday morning of consumption after a two year illness. He had lived in Mitchell, managed a family grocery, leaves parents and siblings and his young son. The procession included sixty Masons and graveside rites at Graceland Cemetery. A cross country automobile trip by Mr. Berg from Chamberlain to Deadwood drew community sympathy and was illustrated for Horseless Age.

D. C. Burnside Chas. Burnside Sanborn Street Fifth Avenue West BE. W. Greene St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Greene H. C. Clark Frank M. Levings Cryus W. Warne C. G. Stalphide W. BE. Turner H. B. Hitchcock Graceland Cemetery Mitchell Chamberlain Deadwood Black Hills Rapid City Deadawood White Clay Buttes Berg City Mt. Vernon Mr. Berg LeMars Cameron

Berg Makes Historic Auto Trip Across the Reservation

CG L V Berg of Le Mars Iowa, a noted bicycle and mechanical engineer, was seen on a Saturday afternoon in a Republican report. He is described as the first man to complete the trip from Chamberlain to Deadwood and back by automobile.

CG. L. V. Berg le Mars Iowa Mr. Berg

Mrs Hoon Undergoes Successful Appendicitis Operation

Mrs. C. W. Hoon and her daughter Miss Helen traveled to Sioux City via the Omaha road Sunday night. Mrs. Hoon was admitted to St. Joseph hospital Monday for an appendicitis operation performed during the day. The disease appeared Saturday night and the operation was successful, with Mr. Hoon receiving late Monday afternoon word of the favorable outcome. The case was not aggravated and was taken in time.

C. W. Hoon Miss Helen Sioux City Omaha Road St. Joseph Hospital

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Diehl & Brown L. O. Gale V. B. Diehl F. E. Brown Cos Hart Schaffner Marx America Wm. C. Metcalr Wwatches A. H. Pehrson Main Street Mitchell, South Dakota Weavers Bidwell Land Barret Jack Levings Walker O'Neill Vermillion Minty le Cooper Weak Johnson Shearer Lg Lattin Barrett Neil Gust Tollefson Dobson Evans Stephens MG Cuppett Wendelking Walker Kingsbury Li Simpson Allsley Hardy Bromley Hager Mitchell High School Satur Husky Sioux Falls Boys Stony Falls Masonic Fraternity John C. Wise M.D U. S. Navy
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