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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1905

Page

2

Mitchell and Yankton praised for corn palace pageant and band display

A local column lauds Yankton’s crowd and Ben Z as key figures in supporting the Mitchell corn palace event. It highlights the state band from Aberdeen, the railroads’ generosity with special trains, and Mitchell’s strong entertainment impact on South Dakota. The writer notes the exhibition’s high quality and regional pride for the state showcase.

Ging Af Ben € Z Yankton Merchird Sorrentino Corn Palace Mitchell South Dakota Aberdeen Christ

Mitchell High Defeats Parker in Season Opener

Mitchell High School opened the season with a 6 to 0 victory over Parker on Athletic Park’s gridiron. Mitchell mounted a late second half drive scoring a touchdown after strong line plunges led by Johnston and solid defense by Disbrow and Dickson. Parkers back field work showed some merit while Mitchell protected its lead.

Athletic Park Mitchell Parker Scott Jensen Starr Gillis Winsor Gardner Smith Dickson Wallace Lawrence Smith Johnston Miler Disbrow Breckenridge

Aberdeen Tribute Noted by Sorrentino and Band Lineup

A fragmented report notes Sorrentino and his bands performing near the corn palace with appreciation from Aberdeen. Other attendees and observers are mentioned amid a lively, past event vibe.

Rockford Party Reaches Home

Dr. Walter Helm and John KK Cheney and wife formerly Miss Mabel Starr have returned from Mitchell South Dakota where they were royally entertained by Mr and Mrs George A.

Silsby Herbert Hitchcock Mabel Silsby Hf. G. Nichols Maud Silsby Messrs Cheney Helen Hitchcock George A. Silbsy Mitchell Witchcock Nichols South Dakota Rockford Elrod Rockford, Til Morning Star Walter 13. Helm John KK. Cheney Mabel Starr Mitchell, SD George A

Mitchell council sells sewer bonds at premium

Mitchell city council disposed of sixty thousand dollar sewer bonds by selling to McDonald McCoy & Co of Chicago. The bid included a premium of one thousand nine hundred ninety seven dollars with accrued interest at five percent for twenty years with a ten year option. The issue, tied to water bonds earlier, was clarified by the legislature and now stands as negotiable property.

Mitchell McDonald, McCoy & Co Chicago

Mitchell M B A Lodge Votes New Members

The Mitchell M B A Lodge held a meeting and voted in a new class of members mostly business people. A committee is to arrange entertainment and a feast for the next meeting and a larger class of 50 to 75 is expected. Managers Stegner and D A Rogers are praised for their work.

M. B. A. Lodge Mitchell Stegner D. A. Rogers South Dakota

Mitchell Corn Palace Festival Draws Large Crowds in Mitchell

Madison Daily Sentinel reports the Mitchell corn palace festival attracting about 150 from Lake county with 600 sightseers aboard eight coaches. The event features Banda Rossa concerts and Perosi oratorio, with exhibits on corn art and South Dakota agriculture drawing praise for Mitchell as a regional attraction. Alexandria notes 174 attendees traveling via Milwaukee road plus local drivers to Mitchell, and reports on local marriages, industry growth, and new facilities boosting Alexandria’s economy.

Madison Daily Sentinel Mitchell Putney Madison Wentworth Junius Winfred Lake County Artesian Woonsocket Corn Palace City Corn Palace North Main Street South Dakota Banda Rossa Perosi Christ

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