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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1904

Page

15

The Mitchell Printing Co. Subscription and Rate Card

The Mitchell Printing Co offers subscription rates for one year advance six months and three months plus advertising rates. Business cards up to six lines cost five dollars per year with each extra line at one dollar. Legal ads at statute rates. Death notices offered free, other notices and obits detailed. official county paper with club rates across leading publications.

Wille Ountry Nous

Statewide Electors and Officials Named in Ballot List

A list of designated office holders and candidates includes Presidential Electors Henry Morris and others from Roberts Lake Butte Ly man Evans. Congressmen Chas Warke Eben Martin. Supreme Judges Dighton Carson Dick Janey H G Fuller. Governor Samuel Elrod. Lieutenant Governor J B McDougall. Secretary of State D D Wipf. State Treasurer C H Collins. State Auditor J F Halliday. Superintendent Geo W Nash. Commissioner C J Bach.

Henry ©. Morris Roberts H. H. Gulstine Lake John @. Anderson Lyman G. R. Evans Butte Chas H. Warke Hughes Eben W. Martin Lawrence Dighton Carson Dick Janey Davison H. G. Fuller Faulk Samuel HH. Elrod Clark J. BE. McDougall Marshall D. D. Wipf Hutchinson County C. H. Collins Brown County J. F. Halliday Kingsbury County Geo. W. Nash Lincoln County C. J. Bach Turner County

Mitchell Replies On Capital Site Promise To South Dakota

The piece argues Mitchell in South Dakota will donate 18 acres for a permanent capitol site and allow free use of city hall if needed. It contrasts Mitchell with Pierre urging that Mitchell meets obligations and would not hinder state needs, citing past bond repudiations by Pierre.

Pierre Capital-Journal Mitchell South Dakota North-Western Railroad North-Western Picna

Pierre Capital Boomers Hide Product Tour

The White Lake Wave reports a scheme in Pierre where boomers lure visitors after dark to show a side of the country while keeping them away at dawn to conceal unshown productive areas. They display vegetables and grain in a shanty near the depot as samples from Hughes and Sully to mislead guests.

White Lake Pierre Hughes and Sully

Pierre vs Mitchell: contrasting views on state capital site

The writer argues visitors can judge the better site for the state capital by touring Mitchell and Pierre regions. From Mitchell they see thriving farms, grain, gardens, and mills, while Pierre appears barren to travelers traveling from eastern lines. The piece questions whether Pierre can outshine Mitchell on merit alone.

Antnere Mitchell Pierre

Pierre’s Capital Move Used in Campaign Attacks

Kimball Graphic denounces Mitchell for blocking use of the city hall as a capitol site, arguing the move is a campaign tactic. The piece likens the plan to a jailed man’s lawyer remark and says Pierre remains unsettled and distracted by press manipulation.

No Change in Desirability for Pierre as Capital

Scotland Citizen Republican argues Pierre remains the best capital location despite opposition from rivals who favor moving the seat of government. The piece defends Pierre’s supremacy and dismisses jealousy as the motive behind calls to relocate.

Scotland Pierre Mitchell

Investors Back Mitchell in State Capital Debate

A large group of eastern capitalists with major landholdings subscribe to the Graphic and express monthly business interest in Mitchell winning. They argue placing the capital where outsiders can view it would benefit the state, countering Pierre’s influence and portraying Mitchell as advancing the state’s interests.

Kimball Graphic Graphic Mitchell Pierre

Baughman and Gatlick Wed in Brookings Nuptials

G W Baughman and Miss Minnie Gatlick were married Wednesday afternoon at the bride's parents home in Brookings. The groom's mother traveled to attend, and the couple plan to decide between living in Mitchell or Brookings. Baughman is currently based in Mitchell as solo clarinetist of the Mitchell band.

Redfield

Duty and Praise for Chamberlain’s Remedy

J Wiley Park of Wiley Kentucky praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He has sold it for years with complete satisfaction and notes many customers would not be without it. He cites single doses curing severe diarrhoea and flux dysentery and allows use of his testimonial by the public.

Chamberlain J. Wiley Park Wiley, Ky

Miss Tremont and Jimmie Find Hope in Night Visit

A measles sickroom encounter leads Miss Tremont to a bedtime storytelling session with Jimmie, a frail boy who longs for company. The moment deepens when Jimmie’s Uncle Hal, an artist, appears and proclaims forgiveness, hinting at a future union as Miss Tremont forgives and accepts his presence.

Jimmie Hal Miss Tremont Uncle Tal Uncle Hal Uncle Stal Lal Jimimie Tse

One Good Turn Deserves Another On the Platform

An elderly man jumped onto a moving train. The rear brakeman pulled him off to save his life. The man thanked him, joked about the delay, and then saved the brakeman in return. Both acknowledge the swap of favors with a final quip about being quits.

And Lobelia Went She John How Often Are You Shaved

Dialogue contrasts grooming habits for a humorous look at time spent on shaving and dressing. The speaker compares shaving four times weekly and daily hair care, calculating time across decades to highlight the daily routines. Lobelia is urged to attend to the baby.

Billiger Lobelia

The Profane English Language at a Suburban Station

The letter describes two men from the submerged tenth boarding at a suburban station. One man, judged to be a navvy, relates to a builder’s craft. To explain a porter’s misdirection he uses many lurid adjectives and multiple invocations, including expletives and religious references, as noted by Pall Mall Gazette.

Owins Pall Mall Gawette

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the Mitchell Printing CO CG. W. Downey Riitor Republican Judicial Fourth Judicia Circuit Frank B.smith Kimball New Capitol Brookings KORG Kitty Tie Rob Kate Bradfield Regulator CO Atlanta W. J. Frad & Coo New York Boston St. Paul United States RIRST City Undertaking Third Ave D. J. Noble & Co D. J. Noble U. S&s W.G. Davison Wim. M. Smith E J. Quigley L. M. Russ
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