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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1904

Page

10

Dakota University Opens as Boarders Expect Big Year

Dakota University prepares for a vigorous fall term with doors opening Wednesday. The faculty met, enrollment starts, and new and returning students anticipate arrivals and receptions. I J Evans arranges board and dining space as renovations promise improved facilities and lower rates.

I. J. Evans Dakota University David Slauser Evans University

Mitchell Crowd Delivers Capital Day Welcome at Yankton

A Mitchell delegation of at least 1300 arrived by special train to Yankton for the State Fair on Capital Day. The parade featured the Mitchell band and visiting ladies with umbrellas, drawing strong cheers as Mitchell supporters dominated attendance and coverage, while Pierre sent 200 followers you but failed to surpass Mitchell. The day ended with races, livestock parades, and county exhibits showing Mitchell’s strong political and social impact on Yankton.

Mitchell Yankton Pierre Vierre Hach Fair Lola Mix J. W. Cooper Chaarming Prince Mernaugh Bros Letcher J. W. Seaman Maunk County Hughes County Mantk Corn Palace Nicholson ATL A. M. Jayne W. Coursey J. N. Seaton Seaton Dubuque Iowa Frank E. Barry Northwestern University

Mitchell Parade Sways Yankton Crowd For Capital Bid

Mitchell residents and visitors filled the streets in a bold parade to advocate Mitchell as the capital. A multi-band procession marched from Broadway to Third Street, with red, white and blue parasols and the chant Vote for Mitchell for Capital fueling the display.

Mitchell Leteher Parkstop Scotland Lyndall Mission Hall Broadway Yankton Dakotan-Gzette

Osbon backs Mitchell in state paper bid

O M Oshbon spoke in Center ville last week for a state paper and told the Chronicle he favors Mitch ell first last and always. He withdrew from the capital fight to avoid political publication and still keeps mum on the capital question.

O. M. Oshbon Centerville Chronicle Dad Osbon Mitchell

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