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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1905

Page

8

Band Rossi to Play in Mitchell Corn Palace Week

Thomas Nicholson writes from Mitchell on September 8 1905 praising Banda Rossi for a 26 day engagement in Denver at a 600 acre park with a pavilion and outdoor auditorium by an artificial lake. He notes Denver citizens regard the band as a top attraction and expects Mitchell crowds will exceed previous articles.

Mitchell Posper Township Lisbon Township Beulah Township Bras A. B. McKeel Frank C. Bates Daily Republican Dl. A. Roche Sorrentino Northwest Corn Palace New York Perosi Elrod South Dakota Milwaukee and North-Western Robert Burns S. D Banda Rossi Denver

Mitchell's Corn Palace Nears Opening Ahead of Season

With less than three weeks until opening, Mitchells corn palace officials report the new exhibition building near completion and decorations underway. The project promises the most successful palace yet, with final touches in progress and limited obstacles remaining.

Rohe's Daughters in New York World Society Page

Col Rohe and two daughters, both on the World staff, contribute to New York journalism. A World excerpt features Miss Margaret You and Miss Alice. Margaret's Harlem poem After-Vacation Thoughts appears with illustration, and Alice pens a marriage sketch of Jacques Papasani and Irene McGinnis.

Col. Rohe Corn Palace New York Irene Agnes McGinnis Venus di Medici Alice Margaret Harlem Coney By the Sea Roche Kansas

Salem Visit Notes by Miss Ethel Sheperd

Miss Ethel Sheperd traveled from Watertown to Salem to visit her brother Rev. W. S. Shepherd and spent Sunday with Miss Ida Hanson. She continued to Mitchell on Monday to see her seriously ill brother.

Salem Ethel Sheperd Watertown Rev. W. S. Shepherd Ida Hanson Ethel Mitchell

Methodist Conference Appoints University Official Abroad

Miss Lilah Older impressed at a recital during a church conference abroad as Methodist officials assign roles. The event highlighted cross country ministry and university ties.

Black Hills Conference Endorses University of Mitchell

President Thomas Nicholson toured the Black Hills visiting Deadwood Lead Spearfish and spoke at the conference in session. The Dakota Wesleyan is named as official college, expanding Methodist educational support in South Dakota. Growth noted in irrigation fruit production timber and grain with Belle Fourche project nearing completion and 100000 acres open for settlement.

Thomas Nicholson Black Hills Deadwood Lead Spearfish Spearfish Congregational Church D. R. Tomlin Tomlin California Nicholson Milwaukee North-Western Spearfish Valley Colorado Belle Fourche South Dakota Dobson Dakota Wesleyan Methodist Church Tis

Miss Lilah Older Delivers Notable Elocution Recital

Miss Lilah Older presented an elocution recital at the Methodist church under the Ladies Aid Society after a year of study at Super School of Oratory and in Chicago. The program featured a mix of humorous and serious pieces with strong diction and stage presence. Music by Miss Lee and Virgil Boyles complemented the performance, with Mrs. M. N. Lee at the organ and Lenore Prescott returning from Minneapolis.

Lilah Older Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society Chicago Miss Older Super School of Oratory Older Cea Miss Lee Virgil Boyles Mr. Boyles M. N. Lee

Mitchell's Growing University Receives Strong Church Support

The plan to establish a seminary or academy school under the D. W. U. Board seeks to feed college students and advertise Mitchell's University. Church representatives and outsiders praised the prospect, with Congressman Martin and Dr. B. Clark of the Black Hills trustees advancing efforts in the region.

Methodist Church South Dakota Mitchell Martin B. Clark Black Hills University

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Listol SCA IN Bros Mitch Dr. Nicholson da Rossa Mitchell's Corn Palace the Carriers Orien Tal Sun Dae Scallin bOe Western National Bank, Mitchell S.D Mitchell National Bank Mitchell Boiler and Machine Company Railroad St Arm & Hammer Soda Swift’s Pride CN. Vogusi&Son’s Mitchell’s Corn Palace New York World Methodist Conference Lilah University of Mitchell Official College Lenore Prescott Minneapolis
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