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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1909

Page

13

Corn Palace ready to welcome crowds in Mitchell week

Mitchell prepares for Corn Palace week with decorator Gillis racing to finish ornate exterior work. Visitors tour the building and admire crops from South Dakota while bands, vaudeville acts, street attractions, and rail travel arrangements draw crowds. The Marine Band under Lt Santelmann headlines, with special trains from Milwaukee and Omaha routes at reduced fares. The Y M C A plans social and religious programs for men, aiming to lift city pride and unity during the celebration.

Campaign to Boost Y. M. C. A. Membership to 400

Energetic movement starts tomorrow to raise YMCA membership to 400 in the second Mitchell year. Gen secretary B S Whittaker leads the drive with campaigns running until Sept 24. Classes on first aid gasoline engines and physical culture will be held evenings, with experts and local physicians lecturing.

Crowd Swarms Federal Building on Sunday Morning

Report from the new federal building describes a fierce rush for general delivery as revolving doors and crowded lobby hinder ingress. Saturday moved post office operations to the new site and clerks worked to sort mail amid inexperience and misplacement.

Federal Wells

Local notices and marriages ripple through the city

Charles Owler travels to Humboldt for business while W H Bacon becomes a S S grocery salesman. C M Peck returns from St Paul to visit son Orwin and wife. W W Miner visits from Hermosa as County Treasurer Miner’s condition prompts attention. Harley Thomas’s son born Sunday at St Josephs hospital. Charles Jones leaves for Minneapolis to study engineering. Dr E Brady begins excavating a modern residence at 519 South Sanborn. Lois and Margerite Anderson depart for Fairbault to attend St Marys. Vincent Shafranek and Maggie Sticha wed at the Congregational parsonage. groom from Letcher will move there. Fire damages kitchen at Catering Co but quickly extinguished. George A Silsby of Mitchell Cattle Co travels to Highmore. 200 head to be sold to Chicago buyers. Louis H Stewart marries Lilliana Goyke in Mitchell. Stewart works Milwaukee line. W H Rowland and Robert C Haase discuss transport of U S Marines for Chicago engagement. Johnson & Co Mitchell Steam Laundry plans new building at Second Ave E and Lawler. S C Wherry drafts plans. bids Sept 23. Decorator Gillis advances corn palace towers. 45 workers, more as needed. opening day near. George Hansel pleads guilty to assault in Judge Markham’s court. seeks lawyer to reduce fine. Clark and Hansel, Beulah township farmers, clashed over hay cutting. State’s Wm. Herbert prosecutes.

Markham Frank Clark George Hansel Beulah Township Clark Hansel Wm. of Herbert

Civil Service Stenographer Typewriter Exam In City

An examination for stenographer and typewriter in the Government service will be held in this city on the 16th inst. There is a strong demand for qualified applicants with good entrance salaries. Three Mitchell competitors from the Sioux Falls spring exam have been appointed: Joseph Goldworthy in the Navy Department Washington Roy McNaught in the Land Office Douglas Wyo and Miss Ruth Wilson at Huron S Oak. Apply promptly to enter the coming examination.

Irom Mitchell Sioux Falls Joseph Goldworthy Navy Department Washington Roy McNaught Douglas Wyo Ruth Wilson Huron S. Oak

The Lure of Money and Endless Pursuit

Quote from James R. Keene on why wealth drives endless desire. He compares money to a dog chasing a rabbit, stating that the chase continues beyond satisfaction and even after reaching wealth. The reflection, drawn from Strand Magazine via Harry Furniss, probes insatiable greed.

James R. Keene Keene Harry Furniss Strand Magazine

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Gillis South Dakota Illinois Gill Dakota Jack Frost United States Marine Band Santelmann Mitchell Corn Palace Marine Band Milwaukee Here Omaha Road Palace Main Street Whittaker George Minty Minty Sioux City Campaign For Members Y. M. C. A. Mitchell Genecretary B.S. Whittaker Promi Associa W. E. M. Devers Hospital Corps U. S. Navy New Post Scallin Bros. Co. Special Agents Charles Owler Humboldt W. H. Bacon S. & S. Grocery C. M. Peck St. Paul Orwin W. W. Miner Hermosa Miner Harley Thomas White Lake Thomas St. Joseph’s Hospital Charles Jones Minneapolis School of Engineering The University of Minnesota Dc. E. Brady Sanborn Street Lois Margerite Anderson Fairbault Minnesota St. Mary’s School For Girls Vincent Shafranek Maggie Sticha Letcher George A. Silsby Mitchell Cattle Co Highmore Chicago Louis H. Stewart Lilliana Goyke St. Lawrence George W. Cooley Stewart Aberdeen W. H. Rowland Omaaha Pennsylvania Lines Robert C. Haase Northwestern Timore & Cm Ness United States Marine Hand Civil Service Examination Mother Akron Boston Great Western Cereal Company New York Philadelphia Albany ST Louis New Haven Pittsburgh Peter Mouw Poland Osage City Iowa Sioux County Mizin Street Bidwell Land & Loan CO
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