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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1910

Page

9

County Exhibits Show Big State Fair Week Success

Visitors departed by noon Saturday as exhibits were loaded for Mitchell to appear at the Corn Palace next week. The state fair reported record attendance and overall success with few arrests and one serious accident. Hospitalized women are expected home soon as equal suffrage advocates tout the event. Thirty three speeches in one day featured several notable speakers.

Huron Mitchell Corn Palace State ‘Board Luke Geo. W. Baird Esmond Mary E. Craggie Brooklyn Penfield Thorpe Johnson Sheldon

Land surveyers tour dry Lisbon region

reports from Lisbon noting fine weather but very dry conditions hindering plowing. locals like Charlie Weller and land men were seen surveying fields while Hazel and Florence Miller began activities with the D. W. U. visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Rogers from near Mt. Vernon and a visit to Geo. Miller’s residence.

Lisbon Charlie Weller Chel Hazel Florence Miller Rogers Mt. Vernon Wheelee Werner Geo. Miller’s Jerry Showait Victor

Mt Vernon Notes Highlight Local Moves and Events

Mt Vernon South Dakota residents report mixers and visits to Sioux City Mitchell and Huron. Local moves include Alfred Helgerson Johns Dexhamer and new central girl Messenger. The community anticipates Corn Palace Irish band and Collins orchestra at the opera house with plays Lulu and A Bachelor's Honeymoon drawing crowds.

Mt. Vernon S. D James Newell Sioux City W. Jones Correctionville John Munson Alexandria M. C. Betts George Dougherty Mitchell Alfred Helgerson Arthur Oleson Miss Onley Sencer Iowa John Dex Dr. Jones McConhamer Mr. Messenger Jim Dougherty Jack Samuels Grant Williams Jim Stewart B. Owens Huron Mr. Owens Blanche Jenkins Collin Opera House Mel

Prosper South Dakota Churchgoers and Local Notes

The Prosper area reports church attendance at Ethan, social calls at the Dahler home, and various local doings. Several residents, including Frank Wittstruck, receive diplomas and plan further study at D. W. University. Debates with Chauncey Wood focus on tax amendments and state fiscal policy, while campaigns anticipate a Republican victory though uncertainty remains.

Prosper S. D Ethan Leone Brown Dahler A. Wittstruck Denver Ida Anderson Fadrickson Mitchell Gertrude Hoffman D. W. University Frank Wittstruck John Ocheltree Lila Wittstruck Clayton

Vessey 10 Ignores Wood Challenge in Western South Dakota

Governor Vessey travels the western part of the state visiting local fairs and examining the political scene. He says he will not respond to Wood's challenge as he concentrates on regional duties.

Vierre S. D Vernor Vessey Incidei

Help Wanted and For Rent Classified Blotter

Multiple small ads list openings in Misses Haydn dress shop jewelry stand sales, Mt. Vernon restaurant, Mitchell Hotel, and stock broker positions. Also numerous rental listings for houses and rooms, sales of furniture and livestock, horses, and rural property. Names and addresses include H K Opperman 505 Second Avenue West and Mrs A H Scott 506 Rowley St among others. contact details scattered across Mitchell area.

Misses Haydn W. N. Bank Corn Palace Republican Wan O H. K. Opperman Second Avenue West

Campaign Rally Urges Active Effort to Retain Majorities

The present campaign requires active work to hold similar majorities as in the past. The call is for organizers to get busy and mobilize rather than expect the result to come easily.

Tawney Defeated in Minnesota Primary

Cong. James A. Tawney, longtime First Minnesota district chair and Taft ally, lost renomination to Sydney Anderson in a decisive primary. Lead estimated at about 2,500 votes, signaling a sharp rebuke of Tawney's congressional course.

Minneapolis Minn James A. Tawney Minnesota Committee On Appropriations Cannon Taft Tawney Sydney Anderson Anderson Congress

Electric Bitters Endure Strain Says Kirkland Woman

Mrs. J. B. Van de Sande of Kirkland Illinois credits Electric Bitters for not breaking down under a severe three month strain. The ad promotes the tonic medicine with a satisfaction guarantee and lists Diehl & Brown as sellers.

J. B. van de Sande Kirkland Diehl & Brown

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ELKS Lodge of Elks Main Street J. A. Sammis Robert Burns L. D. Milne T. J. Spangler R. C. Warne D. L. Branson H. EB. Hitchcock Louis Beckwith J. G. Mc Gartney C. EB. Vermilyea Ray Smith Frank A. Craft Fred . M. White Johnston J. Z. Sweeney Howard R. Kibbee A. B. Seaton John Mitchell John M. Sibert L. H. Wallerstadt J. M. Wood J. J. Myles J. B. Williams Fred ‘A Scott BR. A. Livermore Judge F. B. Smith Peter J. Delier K. W. P. Truax Wm. T. Rush Jos. M. Burg Jos. B. Glesing Harvey H. Edwards W. H. Frits A. T. Downey K. Cristianson W. C. Metcalf P. H. Kelley J. D J. B. Wells D. T. Becker Robert Ward Mark Harris Harry L. Slade Geo M. Rowley John D. Kress Dr. Geo Floyd J. Miller Hazel Miller Plorence Elmer Tommy Wheeler Pete Jenks Morse Denight J. P. Miller F. L Mr. Cropsey Victor Mosquist Mrs. Cropsey Mattie Wittstruck Geo. Jenks Copsey Clynt Liston Geo. Miller Mr. Miller Lisbok Vessey Wood Woods Presen Mt. Vernon Star Mt. Vernon, South Dakota Wantind Mitchell Hotel Cedar Rapds K. Peterson R. R East Side Fourth Ave Fourth Ave. E Court House Jacob Steinley Sanborn Ave West Fourth St Schneider’s Restaurant East First Ave Main Will Kearney A. H. Scott Rowley St Guernsey Bulls Martin Gleeson Letcher, S. D Victor Cafe Samuel Vickers George Zuver Lowa Street G. D. Peck B. EB. Schlimgen Garland Elso Unds St Young Driving Horse Vincent Spielman Waverly Hotel Geo. Evans Sixth St. 'S Brunswick Balke Collender Co Mina Olaf Garden Hanson St van Epps R. Z Duke Hubbard, Ia P. G. Thompson West Fifth East Fourth Davison County Lewis Shuster Bidwell A. C. Bidwell Pine St Buffalo, N. Y Stevens Robi. Williams Sixth Ave J. Greaves Drs. Eggers Martha Street Omaha, Neb Scallin Bros. Co Rexall Hart Schaffner Ge Marz Hart Schaffner & Marx Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Western National Bank S. E. Morris W. T. McConnell Cash I. W. Seaman LS. Vickers Ass't. Cash
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