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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1900

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Lentz Campaign Speech Draws Mixed Review

Congressman Lentz of Ohio spoke in South Dakota as the campaign’s first address. The speech criticized rival leaders, urged Pettigrew’s election, denounced Hanna, and warned of a corruption fund, drawing applause and mixed judgments on its clarity and tone. Freeman Shultis, a former Mitchell resident, is noted as having died in Seattle.

Court House Congressman Lentz Ohio A. T E. Hitchcock Abraham Boynton John Colvin Bryan Indianapolis Brotherhood of Man United States Entz Sulu Leniz Mark Hanna Hanna Chairman Jones Democratic National Committee Lentz South Dakota Senator Pettigrew Senate Pettigrew Mr. Lentz Aguinaldo Philippines America Leatz

Freeman Shultis Dies. Early Mitchell Resident

R. P. Hall reports from Seattle that Freeman Shultis died August 31 in Seattle, where he had moved from Mitchell several years earlier. Funeral held September 27 under Seattle lodge auspices. Shultis was among Mitchell’s first residents and a charter Mason.

R. P. Hall Masonic Lodge Seattle Wash Freeman Shultis Mitchell Shulia Shultis E. F. Winsor

Dainty Piano Recital by Mrs. Silsby Nichols Pupils

Younger pupils of Mrs. Maude Silsby Nichols presented a piano recital at the Congregational church on Friday evening. The program showcased the students progress with brief pieces including works by Reinecke Gurlitt Beethoven Schmoll Verdi Chopin and a final chorus by Verdi. Notable performers included Hazel Langdon Inez Weiss Lucy Thompson Jeannette Smith Florence Winsor and Jessie Walrath with Miss Weller unable to appear.

Maude Silsby-Nichols Congregational Church Seeeeeses Landon Inez Weiss Reinecke Alma Camp Esterat Gurlitt Lillian Bras Ees Denneo Mabel Louise McGovern Margery ‘Becker Florence Winsor Theod Valse Jessie Walrath Gerald Lane Verdi Hindoostan Nee Landon Una Moses Seaeees Lichner Chopin

High School Football Team Forms for Coming Season

The local boys organized a football team with C. W. Chase elected captain. Vermilyea centers and Chase at left half back lead a lineup including Porter Tapp Daniels Adams Perry Walatrum Kimble Gregory Welle. Training starts soon with plans to schedule a game against Sioux Falls during the corn palace. Uniforms ordered from Chicago.

C. W. Chase Vermilyea Porter Tapp Daniels Adams Perry Walatrum Kimble Chase Gregory Welle Sioux Falls Chicago

Gutter report favors cement on Mitchell Main Street

A Yankton gutter study leads Mitchell committee to urge cement gutters three feet wide with a four inch foundation and one inch top. The council accepts the report with minor local adjustments as Corn Palace week nears and clergy urge law enforcement on Sunday.

Yankton Mitchell S. D Putin Bosen Proetensen Cement Works Bruce L. A. Stout J. L. Hannett Jos. McLaughlin Stout T. H. Youngman D. R. Tomlin Joan Perry Main Streat Perry

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