The Mitchell Capital Reaches Twenty One Years
The Capital marks its twenty first birthday this week with a year of prosperity and a hopeful outlook for continued success in the future.
Mitchell Capital in Mitchell, South Dakota
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1900
Page
15
Records They Made
Davison county voters should re elect Geo Johnston and H L Bras to the South Dakota legislature. The letter details their records in Pierre, noting bills introduced, laws enacted, and vetoes, arguing their service merits and urging an increased majority for re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
A. Johnston
H. L. Bras
Dayston County
Pierre
Davison County
Mitchell
South Dakota
Johaston
Braz
Davison
House
Congress
Messrs. Johnston
Bras
Mr. Johnston
Senate
Mr. Gras
Johnston
Scriven
State Senate
Political cartoon sparks protest against fusion campaign tactics
A banner at Pogarty's saloon shows "Emperor Mack" on a throne with Roosevelt as vice king and three armed figures around them. Accusations name A R Groenka as painter financer L Whitcher as Gazette editor and O A Perry renting space. Citizens decry the coarse method and warn it will backfire at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pogarty
Emperor Mack
Empire
Roosevelt
Fusion
Alex. Domus
A. R. Groenka
L. Whitcher
Gazette
United States
Tyre
Ladies Lead Corn Palace Gallery Decoration Effort
Material From the Soil used for decorating grains and husks woven into artistic designs. Women supplied substantial labor as eight years after the first corn palace they again decorate the gallery with crowds of volunteers, led by superintendent Mrs L Beckwith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
L. Beckwith
Decorations Showcase In Mitchell Corn Palace Gallery
The south gallery booths display Turkish themed decor by Miss Goodykoontz and Wedehase at Dakota University with Shurtleff in charge. Other exhibits include art, a large South Dakota display by H. P. Beckwith, Round Table Club interiors, and a popcorn country schoolhouse booth among numerous crowning textile works by Mitchell ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota University
Shurtleff
Mises
Cora Miner
Gertrude Becker
Nona Prescott
Mamie Foley
Emma Harker
Pearl Harker
Clara Nobis
Allie Spangler
Emily Bras
Blanche Rowley
Kathryn Koch
Ella Wilkinson
Dotie Weller
Florence Fosdick
Bessie Thompson
Julia Rogers
Alice Saul
Jessie Warne
Anna Hannebuth
Miss Marshall
Mamie Meagher
Claude Meagher
Miss Hammer
F. Wedehase
Star and Crescent
Pla
South Dakota Dent
H. P. Beckwith
Beckwith
George Rowley
Graham
Jessie Walrath
Florence Diske Halfhill
Marie Quigley
Susan i
Strawsdown
John Laidlaw
N. L. Davison
Mesdame
H. D. Butterfield
Geo. A. Silsby
J. B. Wolgemuth
Ed. Leehan
E. D. Scott
Mark Harris
S. C. Jones
H. Jay Cooke
E. Spangler
J E. Wells
Chas. Holshire
T. Greene
M. H. Gosehe
A. B. Seaton
Jank Bedford
J. B. Perris
James Lyons
Duncan
Brice
Marshall
S. T. Greene
The
Round Table Club
Mitchell
Geo. H. Rew
J. M. Wood
G. R. Owen
G. Boyce
A. FE. Hitchcock
H. E. Hitchcock
Annie Thompson
O. L. Branson
D. B. Miller
J. D. Anderson
S. J. Moore
F. B. Smith
J. O. Walrath
J. G. McCartney
Geo E. Foster
W. A. Barber
Robi. Ward
S. H. Scallin
R. P. Hall
Miss Hall
Shakespere
3. H. Scallin
Mesdames
John Hough
Fred Wedehase
Jos. McCaslin
N. J. Neilson
Miller
D. Kress
Burger
Blanche van de Bogart
Isadore Hough
J. K. Smith
Wim. M. Smith
R. J. Taylor
C. W. Downey
Elks Parade Marks Republican-Elks Day in Mitchell
A large Republican and Elks Day procession in Mitchell featured Sioux Falls bands and 400 Elks travelers. The parade, led by the Elks goat, moved through muddy streets to the Milwaukee depot and returned to headquarters at The Mitchell. Weather dampened attendance but spirits remained high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Milwaukee Road
Omaha Road
Sioux Falls
Milwaukee
Chamberlain Elks
Mitchell
Afternoon Concert Delayed Yet Draws Large Crowd
The afternoon program opened late and features were postponed. Phinney's band played to a packed auditorium with full seating and standing room. Mies Coghlan rendered a vocal solo to enthusiastic applause as 16 children and 33 others performed drills later in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phinney
Vand
Mies Coghland
Young Ladies Drill and Cake Walk Delight Local Crowd
A large audience enjoyed performances by young ladies including a drill and a cake walk by Imogene Cowhick and Glenn Rowley. The event extended beyond schedule due to crowd size and closed with the BPOE banner unsoiled and Elks yells receiving applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Cowhick
Glenn Rowley
B. PO. E
Elks
Elke
Rocky ACuR Tea and new druggist headline
Fragmentary notice references Rocky ACuR Tea by the Madisone UMVaiy diciza and a new druggist. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates but mentions ongoing activity and a storefront context.
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Mitchell Capital
Messrs
Johnston and
Corn Palace
RC. Warne
John Colvin
Grace Beckwith
Ela Preston
Edith Miller
Louise Bras
Belle Willison
May Collins
May Welch
Nellie Kimble
Eliza Vermilyea
Marjie Becker
Halstead
Bald
Will Institute
Ening
Seallis
In Mitchell
Ferguson
Ir. Barden
Biefield Co
Chicago
Castori
What Is
Castoria
Bonn
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