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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1900
Page
8
Mitchell community news lists residents visiting from Parks, Sioux City and St Paul with returns from Sioux Falls and Woonsocket. Local business ads promote clothing and Rocky Mountain Tea while civic matters cover Roosevelt era activities, tax payments and a bank deposition in the Plankinton case.
Six counties including Hanson Hutchinson Aurora Brule Sanborn and Davison seek space in the corn palace. The article highlights women decorating booths on the upper floor with grain and grasses, Celeste LeFevre Coughlan to sing daily with Phinney's band, extensive advertising, and lighting upgrades. It also notes Phinney's United States band performances, a 48‑girl military drill, a 100‑voice chorus, Elks day with Sioux Falls visitors, and special rail rates and trains to draw crowds for a nine day exhibition in Mitchell, South Dakota.
L O Gale announces Elks will attend a one day event at Mitchell corn palace on Tuesday October 2 with Sioux Falls lodge bringing a special car and 150 members. A new Mitchell lodge will be organized that day and a chorus of eighty voices will perform during the palace crowds.
From Sept 26 to Oct 4 Mitchell hosts a grand corn palace exhibit showcasing state products. The central and southern corn belt counties fill space with diverse displays, celebrating a year despite poor crop expectations and highlighting progress on a decorative exterior of corn, grains, and grasses.
Representing the Philadelphia Cloak and Suit Co the sale features tailor made suits jackets capes dressing lacques wool waists and new rainy day skirts. Ladies from Mitchell and nearby areas are invited to inspect the line praised for style fit quality and reasonable prices with delivery options by paying 10 percent of the price.
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