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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1903

Page

8

University adds two professors to fall faculty

Dr Graham announces two new faculty members for the fall term at the University. Prof M J Griffin from St Paul will chair French and German history, Prof Chiffin to lead modern languages, and Prof R B Miller from Rochester Indiana will head science. A commercial department principal will be announced. Dr Lhos Nicholson plans to arrive with his family from Mt Vernon Iowa next week.

Chicago Graham M. J. Griffin St. Paul Syracuse University N. Y Chiffin R. B. Miller Rochester Indiana Wabash College Chicago University Lardner Miller Lhos. Nicholson Mt. Vernon Iowa

Train Delays Hit Worthington Minnesota After Floods

Heavy Friday night rains washed out rails near Worthington Minnesota causing long train delays. Passenger trains from the area ran five to eight hours late and did not reach Worthington, turning around at Laverne and Mitchell. A derailment further west worsened the situation, but most washouts were repaired and freight traffic halted by an embankment collapse.

Omaha Worthington Minn Laverne Mitchell St. Paul

Postoffice Adopts Expanded Hours After Move

The postoffice, relocated recently, sets public hours from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. with money order and registered letter service 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Stamps will be sold in that department at all hours. Sunday service runs 7 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Postmaster Bras notes ongoing adjustments to mail distribution.

Postmaster Bros Bras

Request for additional clerk at general delivery window

Application to the Post Office Department seeks another clerk to staff the general delivery window so the public may access mail during more hours. If approved, the widow will be open to the public throughout all business hours to reduce long waits.

Mide Post Office Department

Davison county exhibit ships to Yankton State Fair

Dr J Moore Newell Blackman and J M Erion led an exhibit project sending Davison county crops to the Yankton state fair. Wheat corn oats and vegetables were loaded on four drays and will be refreshed with fresh produce next week. County commissioners budgeted 250 dollars for collection and display costs with the exhibit to return to Mitchell for the corn palace presentation.

J. Moore Newell Blackman J. M. Erion Davison County Yankton Hugh Jaeger Brion Jaeger Mr. Blackman Mr. Brion Mitchell

Lecture course endorsements boost forthcoming season attractions

Letters from lecture course committees across the country praise Roney's Boys and other acts as top attractions for the coming season. Endorsements call the troupe “best on course” and “artist of highest type.” Season tickets remain $2.00. booklets soon ready.

Darlington Wis Kansas Wesleyans Garrettsville Roney Greenville Thos, Dixon, Jr LaCrosse Mitchell

Brookings Plans Bright Street Carnival Week

Brookings will host a city street fair and carnival starting Monday September 21 and continuing through the week. The committee arranged an attractive daytime and evening program, predicting large crowds and a festive city gathering.

Brookings

Scovilles Move from Lisbon Farm Amid Illness

G. Scoville and wife have relocated from their Lisbon town ship farm for the time being. Mr Scoville is confined to the house with inflammatory rheumatism.

G. Scoville Lisbon Mr. Scoville

Mrs. Francis A Foster Dies on Claim Northwest of Gann Valley

Funeral services held in Mitchell for Mrs. Francis A Foster a Berry Pioneer who settled near Yankton in 1864. Remains were brought from Buffalo County to Mitchell and then to the Miner home on Park Avenue. Death caused by neuralgia of the heart after a day of severe chest pains. Family members including Miss Fannie Foster and T Max Foster traveled from Sioux City to attend.

Francis A. Foster Gann Valley Mitchell Geo. H. Miner Park Avenue W. A. Barber Pukwana Mrs. Foster

Remains laid to rest for Frances A. Foster at Methodist church

Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 o clock for Frances A. Foster. Despite bad weather the church was fairly well filled. Music by local choir members accompanied a eulogy and life sketch read by Rev. T H Youngman. Foster, born January 17 1835 in Spafford New York, moved with an early Dakota colony to Yankton then Mitchell, where her family settled and she taught in the first Dakota schoolhouse.

Frances A. Foster Methodist Windle Lathrop R. N. Kratz H. C. Clark T. H. Youngman Frances A. Ripley Spafford Onondaga N. Y James §. Wester Syracuse Dakota Yankton Troster New York New Territory Bon Homme County Mitchell

Multigenerational Dakota Family Mourns Loss of Mrs Foster

The Mitchell community bids farewell to Mrs. Foster, mother of seven, who died after a sudden heart neuralgia while planning a land claim with her daughter Fannie and son-in-law in Buffalo County. Survived by six children and several grandchildren, she was a devout Methodist and a beloved figure in local life. Funeral held at Graceland Cemetery with family and neighbors in attendance.

Dakota Deadwood Foster Cora Miner Frankie Shaw Methodist Church Buffalo County Fannie H. McCormick H. B. Rogers C. H. Kibbee A. B. Seaton J. O. Walrath Graceland Cemetery

Banda Rossa Praised Above Sousa In St Louis Visit

The St Louis Post Dispatch lauds the Banda Rossa as a wonderful organization whose St. Louis concert by Maestro Eugenio Sorrentino and fifty players outshines Sousa. The review highlights flawless balance, tone, and fortissimo power, calling it the greatest musical engagement in the state at Mitchell's corn palace during its ten day stay.

Banda Rossa St. Louis Sorrentino Sousa St. Louis Post-Dispatch Gilmore John Philip Sousa St. Louisans Eugenio Sorrentino Fortissimo Corn Palace Mitchell

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