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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1907

Page

6

Sousa Band Closes Tenth Corn Palace Week With Acclaim

The Sousa band capped the tenth annual corn palace with a record Saturday crowd and a dynamic program. Highlights included William Tell and Faust selections, solo encores for Miss Allen and Miss Powers, and a corn-emblem tribute to Sousa by Dr. Dundas and the W C T U. He left on a special train later that night for a cross country tour ending in New York on December 15.

Mr. Sousa Mitchell Wagner Les Hugenots Faust Lucia de Lammermore Washington Post Miss Allen Hersolo Dr. Dundas Miss Powers Corn Palace Mitchell's Omaha Road North Dakota Seattle Wash Vancouver B. C California Wyoming Colorado Kansas

Milwau kee Railway Co records strong week through Woonsocket

The Milwaukee Road reports heavy business on its Woonsocket line during the Corn Belt exposition in Mitchell. Despite rumors of diphtheria in Mitchell, investigations found no cases there, and attendance remains high.

Woonsocket Herald Milwaukee Railway Co Mitchell Corn Palace

Biggest Saturday ever at the Palace concert

The Palace concert Saturday drew an unprecedented crowd with no vacant seats, as Sousa and his band delivered a splendid program. Soloists Powers Allen and Perfetto pleased the audience, and Sousa even played extra Scotch airs that sparked high enthusiasm.

Corn Palace Mr. Sousa Miss Powers Miss Allen Mr. Perfetto

Rail rail service boosts Mitchell corn palace visitors

The Milwaukee Road ran fourteen special trains to Mitchell for the corn palace event, filling cars daily and on time. Excursion Agent Walker promoted the service ahead of opening, with Omaha Road contributing two trains. Regular northbound service was crowded, and nearly 400 passengers arrived from the east on the final day. Mitchell credits both roads and anticipates equal or better service next year.

Corn Palace Mitchell Milwaukee Road Walker Milwaukee Omaha Road Salem

Making of a good team at Dakota Wesleyan this season

Dakota Wesleyan’s football prospects look bright under Coach Hardy with a large returning lineup and several new high school stars. The squad, captained by Hardy, plans an offense centered on experience, with a 35 minute half and a renewed emphasis on the forward pass. The schedule opens at Sioux Falls on the 7th, with trips to Yankton and home games against Huron and Rapid City School of Mines, culminating with Yankton at home on the 26th. The program emphasizes solid finances and ongoing stadium improvements.

Dakota Wesleyan Hardy D. W Mitchell Seaman Dobson Corn Palace Stephens Graham James Dobson Auckland McNaught Todnem Holdiige Fred Smith Winslow Woonsocket Howard Hubbard Faust Burton Warren 'Lanner Hauser John Dobson Sioux Falls Yankton Huron College Jiuron Paul Young Oxford School of Mines Rapid City

Notable Visitors Attend Dakota Wesleyan Chapel Service

Governor Coe I Crawford Senator Robert J Gamble and U S District Attorney E E Wagner addressed Dakota Wesleyan University students Friday morning praising the large enrollment and the college’s growth The visit highlighted the university role in civic righteousness and industrial freedom with the endowment drive showing progress The university reports 350 students enrolled with more expected as classes grow and faculty expands through the year

Dakota Wesleyan University Coe I Crawford Robert J. Gamble United States District E. E. Wagner Crawford Dakota Wesleyan Gamble E. H. Wagner Mitchell Central Northwest Black Hill North Dakota South Dakota

Churches Feed Crowds During Mitchell Corn Palace Week

A Mitchell crowd attended corn palace week with daily meals provided by the Presbyterian, Methodist and Catholic churches. Each society reportedly served about 1000 dollars worth of meals daily as crowds were well cared for throughout the week.

Mitchell Corn Palace

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