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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1909

Page

6

Harmony in Republican faction sparking resignations

A lengthy discussion on Republican harmony follows the resignation of Resort Person as treasury auditor in Washington. The piece critiques insurgent tactics, notes the shift in appointments to Lt. Governor Shobet, and questions the role of principle versus office in the intra party struggle amid Taft era politics. It cites figures like Gamble Crawford Kittredge and Egan.

Republican Party Resort Person Treasury Department Washington Person Kittredge Crawford Gamble Taft Perrin Shobet Waa Congress

Wheelock Named Private Secretary to Minnesota Governor

Ralph W. Wheelock of Minneapolis is named private secretary to Governor A. O. Eberhart replacing Frank A. Day. Wheelock, ex-Mitchell editor and former Minneapolis aide, is praised as a clean, well known figure with ties to Collins and Dunn campaigns and potential central committee leadership.

Ralph W. Wheelock Republican Eberhart Minnesota Mitchell Mr. Wheelock Minneapolis Twin City Haynes South Dakota Ralph Wheelock S T. Paul Frank A. Day Fairmont A. O. Eberhart Republican State Central Committee Percy D. Jones Dunn-Collins Collings Collins Judge Torrence R. C. Dunn Judge Collins Dunn John A. Johnson E. B. Smith E. E. Smith Mill City

Last Quarterly Conference Sets Stage for Dakota Conference

Mitchell’s Methodist church completes annual business with pastor Dr. J. S. Hoagland reporting strong growth in worship, Sunday school, and missionary work. The congregation requests Hoagland be returned by the Huron conference as the Mitchell church aims for continued vigor and expansion.

Dakota Huron Mitchell Methodist Church J. S. Hoagland F. L. Moyer Clarion D. Hardy W. H. Bacon Epworth Woman’s Home Missionary Society C. V. Gilliland Hoagland Huron Conference M. E. Church of Mitchell S. D Dr. Hoagiland M. E. Church of South Dakota

Boston Dog Fashions Introduce Dog Nurse Profession

Boston introduces a new trend in pet care with trained dog nurses. Mrs. Tyler Morse, wife of Ty Morse, leads the dog nursing service, positioning the nurse as the canine equivalent of a graduate human nurse. The feature highlights Morse family prominence in Harvard circles and dog showing.

Milady Tyler Morse Ty Morse Harvard Leopold Morse As. Hunter

Crowds Attract Huge Excursions To City For Corn Palace

Excursion crowds swell city turnout with Platte and Flandreau trains tied to Milwaukee road service. Flandreau guests fill fourteen coaches with over a thousand travelers, Platte brings 700, Chamberlain adds 375, north towns about 300, east towns strong, Omaha train adds 676. Ten stock trains pass Mitchell for eastern markets, eight from Pacific line to Sioux City, two to Chicago.

Platte Flandreau Milwaukee Road Flandreau Way Corn Palace Chamberlain Omaha Here Mitchell Pacific l ‘Ine Sioux City Chicago

Enthusiastic Corn Palace Audience Praises Marine Band

A large Wednesday crowd filled the corn palace for the United States Marine Band concert. Directors Santelmann and the musicians received repeated encores after a faultless program including Wagner and Chopin pieces, with solos by Witcomb, Ioergenson, and singers Miss Lee and Miss Lathrop. The performance ended with Home Sweet Home as the crowd cheered and the flag ceremony concluded amid strong patriotic feeling.

Corn Palace Santelmann Meiher Minchi Suantelmann Wasg Tannacustr Herbert Messrs.Witcomb Ioergenson Miss.i.ee

Success at County Corn Palace Exhibition Delights Community

The Corn Palace event draws praise for Marine Band, county agricultural displays, and industrial exhibits. Management reports a healthy financial outcome with expenses covered and profits to be determined after yesterday afternoon’s center event.

Marine Band Concert Delights Large Friday Night Audience

Friday evening at the corn palace drew a large crowd for the Marine Band concert. Lt Santelmann and his men earned two encores with polished performances of Wagner and Strauss pieces, a notable cornet solo by Arthur S Witcomb, and vocal selections by Myrtle Les. The program closed with The Star Spangled Banner.

Corn Palace Marine Band Santelmann Iis Miesmawr Curtis Strauss Wagner Arthur S. Witcomb Killarney Myrtle Les Tosti

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