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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1908

Page

8

Cubs Beat Tigers In Second World Series Game

Chicago Cubs won the second game of the world series against Detroit 6 to 1 in Sunday's play after a corrected first game score showed Chicago won 10 to 6. Ruelbach and Brown pitched for Chicago while Killian and Summer supported Detroit. Summers allowed eight hits. Donovan started for Detroit but was tagged by the Cubs with seven loud drives.

Chicago Detroit Western Union St. Paul Detroits Chicagos Ruelbach Brown Killian Summer Summers Cubs Donovan

Ransom Relief Corps Congratulates Mrs Clare Lukens

The Ransom Relief Corps applauds Mrs Clare Lukens for being elected National Vice President at the W R C national convention in Toledo Ohio. The corps cherishes the gold badge and souvenirs from the event and notes a fundraising week at Corn Palace added to the monument fund. A penny march raised $10.25 for bouquets to the sick and $20 in non monetary relief contributions in the last quarter.

Ransom Relief Corps Clare Lukens Department of South Dakota Toledo Ohio Ransom Corps

Weaver Urges Bryan Victory At Mitchell Campaign Meeting

General James B. Weaver opened the Democratic rally in Mitchell Iowa with about 300 attendees at City Hall. He urged support for Bryan and outlined key issues including bank deposit guarantees, campaign finance publicity, and election of U S senators by popular vote. Weaver criticized Taft on deposits and warned of corporate influence, while praising reforms and stressing long effort for senator elections. The report also notes church and Synod actions unrelated to the rally.

James B. Weaver Iowa Davison County LaFollette Weaver Bryan Bryan and Lee Club United States Oklahoma Taft Wall Street

Presbyterian Synod of South Dakota Meets in Rapid City

The South Dakota Presbyterian synod gathered in Rapid City for the first time in its history. Attendance matched other meetings as members reviewed growth and prosperity, noting 7000 members, 140 churches and missions, and 100+ active ministers and missionaries. Officers elected include Moderator J S Surbeck Lead, vice moderator John McLearie Rapid City, H P Carson Huron stated clerk and treasurer, J P Anderson Huron permanent clerk, J M Bates Hitchcock temporary clerk, and H P Carson plus B H Grant as synodical superintendents.

Presbyterian Synod of South Dakota Rapid City Black Hills German Synod of the J. S. Surbeck Lead John McLearie H. P. Carson Huron J. P. Anderson J. M. Bates Hitchcock H. P.carson Synodical Superintendent Home Missions B. H. Grant Synodical

Embezzler Captured After Walworth County Pursuit

Deputy Sheriff Plotner arrested George Fredericks, wanted for embezzlement in Walworth County. Fredericks owed roughly 700 dollars from Texas land company clients and resisted settlement before capture in a Dallas saloon. He was jailed in Mitchell overnight and then turned over to Aberdeen authorities.

Plotner Aberdern Walworth County George Fredericks Fredericks Texas Land Company Menep Mitchell Platner Thredericks Gregory County Dallas Aberdeen

Omaha Employes Discuss Mutual Benefit Association

Omaha division railroad workers from Worthington to Mitchell met Sunday to consider forming a mutual protection and insurance society. The company supports the idea but will not push it. A vote will decide, with a three fourths majority making it compulsory, reflecting interest seen on other major roads.

Omaha Worthington Mitchell

Its All on the Quiet at Gale Theatre Draws Crowd

Ralph Riggs and his company staged It s All on the Quiet at the Gale theatre on Thursday evening before a good audience. The performer s eccentric dances and strong comedy drew praise and the supporting cast was praised as well. The crowd left satisfied with the entertaining show.

Ralph Riggs Gale Theatre Mr. Riggs

Mitchell trounces Redfield 45 to 0 in season opener

Mitchell dominates Redfield with quick scores and strong running in windy conditions. Wallace and Hardy spark the attack as Mitchell builds a big first half lead and withdraws regulars for Madison game prep. Dakota Wesleyan wins 45 to 0.

Redfield College Hardy Mitchell Redfield Wallace Nolt Sheeks Madison Holdridge Dobson Dakota Wesleyan Dr. Atkinson Prof. Young Aberdeen Normal and Training School

Big Sunday Crowd In Mitchell Attracts Travelers

Mitchell saw a busy Sunday as travelers headed to Chamberlain and others returning from the Missouri river town. Milwaukee office reports over 900 people involved in the day’s activity amid busy streets and steady flow of traffic.

Mitchell Chamberlain Missouri River Milwaukee

Successful Though Dry In Mitchell Corn Palace Event

The Mitchell corn palace last week was the best ever held and proved a decided success. Exhibits were fine and management aimed to provide top attractions inside and outside the palace. The dry vote reduced saloon influence and improved street appearance, aiding South Dakota advertising from the state fair gas belt expo and corn palace crowds.

Canton Mitchell South Dakota

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