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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1904

Page

4

Sousa Band Dazzles Corn Palace Audience Again

Thursday night at the Corn Palace drew full capacity crowds as Sousa and his band delivered an encore filled program. Sousa received ovations for Lutzow's Fight and Wish Cadets while soloists Miss Leibling and Miss Strauss earned hearty rounds of applause.

Corn Palace Mr. Sousa Lutzow Weber Pschee Wish School Vidal Lohengrin Sousa Leibling Strauss Marshal Lusky

Excursion Trains Bring 1200 To City for Corn Palace

The only excursion train from Sioux City on the Milwaukee road carried 1200 or more visitors. Delegations from Mitchell Utica Scotl and others joined by banded groups from Lesterville Mission Hill and more. Mayor Silsby welcomed the crowds as districts dined then enjoyed afternoon street attractions and fireworks.

Sioux City Milwaukee Road South Dakota Lesterville Utica Mitchell Arkston Scotland Mission Hill Main Street Silsby Ditehei Corn Palace Gevare

Sousa Band Sets Record With Two Friday Concerts

The Sousa band in Mitchell gave two double programs each afternoon since opening night Monday. The opening concert packed the building and hundreds were turned away as the band continued the successful engagement.

Mr. Sousa Corn Palace Mitchell

Friday Night Concert at the Corn Palace

The large Friday audience enjoyed Mr. Sousa and his band with an opening talk by Dr. Eastman of Amherst. The program featured Merbert Clarke, Miss Liebeling, Miss Strauss, and the famous Sousa pieces including Sheridan's Ride and Stars and Stripes Forever. The crowd praised the conductor's consideration for the listeners.

Corn Palace Mr. Sousa Charles Eastman Amherst Mass Silsby West Hastman Dinva Merbert Clarke Sousi Sousa Faust Messrs. Zimmerman Lyon Williams Peretto Funaro Miss Liebeling Strauss Vieuxtemps Mitchell

Closing Day at Mitchell Corn Palace Draws Large Crowd

Mitchell hosted a bustling close to the corn palace with 400 excursionists on an Omaha eastbound train and 1 000 on a Milwaukee line coach run from Platte, plus 500 from Chamberlain and 300 from the north. The ideal weather aided crowds as Gare and the Five Baldwins entertained atop the spiral tower before Mr Sousa's band concert filled the venue.

Mitchell Corn Palace Omaha East Milwaukee Road Platte Chamberlain Milwaukee North Weather Bureau Legare Baldwins

Sousa Leads County Exhibit Concerts With Encores

Attendees spent the hour viewing county exhibits and decorations by the ladies in the gallery. The program featured the band with Mr. Sousa, who again gave liberal encores. A second concert at 4 o'clock drew a crowd nearly as large as the first.

Sousa

Pill Pleasure Promise from DeWitt’s Early Risers

An 19th century ad touts DP DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a liver cleansing pill that purges bile without griping or sickness and purportedly strengthens stomach, liver, and bowels. Sold by LL. O. Gale.

DeWitt Gale

City Council Meeting and Civil Complaints Report

The Mitchell city council met Monday with members Newbury Curtis Kings Reeves Hannett and Wells present. A complaint against Chief Keith over an alleged assault on a blind man named Jalma is discussed as a committee investigates. The fire hose purchase and water works reports are reviewed, and a franchise ordinance for Branson Lord and Titchcock advances to a second reading.

Miyur Silsny Mit Newbury, Curtis Kings Reeves, Hannett and Wells Jalma Beinys Keith Manu Holman Mitchell McDonald Kitchee Finance Committee Justice McKinley Perry Waterworks Committee Corn Palace Messrs O. L. Branson L. K. Lord Parker HH. EB. Titchcock

City council approves gas franchise and city hall work

Council passes a twenty year gas franchise at 1.75 per hundred cubic feet with operation in ninety days. A demonstration plant at the city hall is cited. Architect W L Wow’s $802 balance is approved. Sewer odor near Dry Run prompts cost study for 500 feet of new sewer. Loomer named city hall visitor, wage set at 40 dollars monthly. A test of the city hall and library heating plant is planned for Saturday with W J Dow directing.

Corp Palace City Hall W. L. Wow Sioux Halls Silbsy Wok. Loomer W. J. Dow Ie Couneital Cole PT

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promoted as All Purpose Cure

An advertisement touts DeWitt s Witch Hazel Salve as a universal remedy for piles cuts burns bruises eczema ringworm and skin diseases. It claims dramatic cures through a single product from KE CG DeWitt & Co Chicago sold by L O trate.

Pisdale Stainwiercvon DeWitt KE. CG. DeWitt

Towa Wateh for Pins Sparks Courtroom Mockery

A fragmentary mock dialogue refers to a widow Mrs Pretrifuce and a man named Jim. The text hints at social teasing and a warning to Smirks amid tense interaction.

Jim

Physician from Laconia hailed for catarrh cure

Dr Philip Z Wart of Laconia New Hampshire is praised today as the happiest man in New England after claiming cure from catarrh using Hyomei. He suffered severe symptoms before quick relief and credits the treatment for ending nightly coughing throat drops and phlegm. local agents Scallin Bros offer Hyomei with a money back guarantee and a complete outfit price 100 dollars.

New England Philip Z. Wart Laconia N. IT Hart

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