Mitchell Capital Unitormll Publishing Notice
The fragment announces publication details for the Mitchell Capital Company with Ronald as editor and manager. It notes a three month advance rate of two dollars.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1911
Page
2
The fragment announces publication details for the Mitchell Capital Company with Ronald as editor and manager. It notes a three month advance rate of two dollars.
The 1907 panic aided downfall of the Carnegie Trust system as William J. Cummins is convicted of grand larceny for allegedly diverting $140,000 of trust funds. If not overturned, he faces five to ten years in federal prison while debates on anti trust law and monopoly allege profits from illegal restraint.
Mitchell's Commercial Club plans to host the state's largest convention of the year as farmers' grain elevator companies hold their annual meeting in February. An expected 1500 attendees will test Mitchell's hospitality, with hotels unable to accommodate all. The club pledges affordable lodging and supports the event as a civic milestone. In Springfield, Mass., a jury convict ed Bertram G. Spencer of first degree murder for the Dow House robbery and killing of Martha B. Blackstone on March 31, 1910, traced by a watch charm bearing his initials.
Mitchell urged to host February 1912 state convention of the Farmers' Grain Dealers Association. Local officials and Commercial Club back Mitchell as most central, promising lodging and low rates. Aberdeen and Sioux Falls also candidates. National Press Association may bring editors via special train to Sioux Falls, with Mitchell hosting dinner and tours.
Late Wednesday afternoon the court directed a verdict for M. E. B. Smith & Co. of Omaha in the ongoing case filed against the firm. Details in the order remain limited as proceedings concluded without further testimony.
A Taft club organized in Huron aims to back the state Taft rally planned for next month. KE L. Abel serves as president with L. C. Kemp as vice president B. B. McKlaskey as secretary and M. D. Wishman as treasurer. An enthusiastic executive committee includes Dr. J. M. Chambers Sam Birks C. A. Kelley George Kerr C. A. Blake C. N. McIlvaine George Fullinweider Max Royhl EE. H. Vance J. E. Scott and R. C. Gibbs.
Governor Vessey appoints S. M. Smith of Mitchell to the state veterinary examining board replacing J. A. Graham of Sioux Falls whose term expired.
Local items report a string of events in Mitchell and area including church services at the First Methodist Episcopal Church, a Beadle monument unveiling, a state Educational Association convention invite, travelers’ dances, marriages of Heineman-Dixon and Aykens-Fox, and births. Also noted are winter plans in Florida, a Masonic lodge departure, Thanksgiving services, and upcoming box social at Lincoln School.
A public sale of personal property will be held on a farm in Lisbon township four miles south and eight miles west of Mitchell on Tuesday. The notice lists the auction as a sale of household goods and farm items with a single seller.
On December 5 sale begins at 10 oclock featuring 18 head of horses 7 head of cattle and Duree Jersey hogs plus farm machinery including a sunsky plow mower disc wagon and various harnesses and carts. Free lunch at noon Auctioneers Arthur Milel clerk I Welch. Owner John Oclcitree. Terms cash under 10 notes at 10 percent interest until Oct 1 1912 with security.
Mrs Mary Gary visited Pierre for a month with her sister Mrs Fred Wills. Md Fitch returned to Lemmon after a few days with family. A son born to Air and Mrs Metrick on Monday Nov 20. Mrs Chas Wuerman and Mrs G U Weisech on sick list. Mrs Perry of Alexandria guest at Bierce home. He AL McCornack of Sioux City in town early week. Miss Nelile Owens of Mitchell visited Gibson home. Smith children ill with whooping cough. Mrs Arthur Earl visited from Plankinton and Mr and Mrs Geo Dougherty. Mrs J M Pearson operated.
Report of a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs VT Tiaynes for about fourteen guests. Miss Lauretta Carrington heads to Canton for Augustana college. Mrs John Warner returns from Mitchell hospital. Residents and visitors named include Horn, Nelson, Sprague, Newton, Stadler, Gorsett, and Warner family members. Basket socials planned in Beulah and Union district with two events on Nov 29. Harry Thorne and Lizzie Haisch wed at Bailey hotel Nov 19. Woodmen dance planned in new building and Royal Neighbors to host supper.
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