Mitchell Capital marks thirtieth year as weekly newspaper
The Mitchell Capital enters its thirtieth year of publication as a weekly paper, noting twenty-nine years of service to the community amid growth in subscriptions and a call for correspondents across township areas. Local society notes, school and church events, fire alarm, births, and upcoming land drawing at Presho are also recorded.
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Mitchell Capital
West
South Dakota
Mitchell
Marie Sampalit by O W Coursey continues in Argus Leader
The Argus Leader runs a continued tale by Mitchell writer O W Coursey titled Marie Sampalit set in the Philippine Islands. Coursey, a veteran of the Spanish American War with the South Dakota regiment, promises historical detail and engaging narration as the plot unfolds across published chapters.
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Argus-Leader
Mitchell
O. W. Coursey
Marie Sampalit
Philippine Islands
Marienpalit
Coursey
Bryan versus Taft in South Dakota Campaign Debate
The piece argues that Democrats hope to sway South Dakota voters for Bryan by recalling his 1900 results. It notes Bryan offered no new policies and lacks proof of prosperity, while Taft is portrayed as a decisive continuation of Roosevelt's policies. It stresses the need to show what Bryan has accomplished.
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South Dakota
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Judge Taft
Roosevelt
Tremaine Seeks News After Mitchell Mother’s Fall
Ethan reports R L Tremaine learned his Mitchell mother fractured her wrist in a fall and is recovering well after his visit. Mrs. Howard returned from Mitchell last Monday improved in health. she had gone west to her land at Rock Rapids.
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Ethan
R. L. Tremaine
Mitchell
Public Auction at Ethan Mitchell area farm
Jay H. Craton offers at 10 a m on the farm eight miles west and two miles north of Ethan and eight miles south and six miles west of Mitchell Tobin township a sale of Kentucky Jack eight years old and a sure foal getter 13 work horses 28 shoats 24 Brahma chickens 48 acres of corn 15 tons of hay 300 bushels of popcorn various machinery and household goods. Terms cash for ten dollars or less 14 months on approved notes at 10 percent interest free lunch at noon. JL. M. Sampson Owner M. F. Patton Clerk.
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Ethan
Mitchell
Tobin Township
Jay H. Craton
M. F. Patton
JL. M. Sampson
Who's to Be the Queen of the Corn Palace
Five young ladies are named as candidates for queen of the corn palace and voting has begun. Ballots stay secret until closing night as buyers of season tickets determine the winner. Season tickets go on sale at local drug stores.
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The
Corn Palace
Local social notes and arrivals in Canton area
Miss Hoa Conklin of Canton visits Mrs. C. S. Bobb. Newborn son to Prof. and Mrs. Roland Neal of the University. Dr. Samuel I. Kerfoot returns from Mankato. Mrs. Lee Balfock and baby visit Redfield homes. Mrs. A. J. Lettow at funeral in Kingston. Dr. Jed Puller heads to Missoula with sister for visit. Ed Smith and Miss Crutcher wed in Sioux City. Caton family attend funeral in Iowa Falls. A. T. McGovern & Sons advertise fall suits. William J. Bryan to leave city for Rock Island. Dr. G. H. Richards to move to Chamberlain. Mrs. B. L. Stevenson thanks mourners. Miss Lucy Roth returns from Battle Creek nursing work. Gov. Crawford in city en route to Plankinton for county fair address. Mrs. Maris Taylor and Mrs. Roach visit from out of town. Informal reception in Methodist church for Mrs. Kerfoot. about 150 ladies attended.
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Lizzie
Miss Kinney
Sioux City
Ed. Fleming
Mr. Fleming
Mr. Whiting
Huron
Sam Wilson
Mr. Wocknitz
Canada
Henry Hans
Clara Tremaine
Artie Lynch
Annie Clemant
Parkston
Hoa Conklin
Canton
C. S. Bobb
Roland Neal
Samuel I. Kerfoot
Mankato
Dian
Lee Balfock
Redfield
GC. A. Beebe
N. W. Fpreguerg
A. J. Lettow
Byron L. Stevenson
Kingston
Jed Puller
Missoula
Mont
Chas. Hymers
Puckwana
Ed Smith
Miss Crutcher
Justice Markham
M. Caton
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Methodist
Woman’s Professorship Association
Samuel F. Kerfoot
L. R. Erskine
Mamie Ogin
C. D. Hardy
B. A. Bobb
A. E. Hitchcock
Taft arrives in city for reception by local committee
The Taft club announces a reception committee to greet Judge Taft on his northern train arrival next Tuesday. He will speak in Aberdeen and along the line en route to Mitchell, with a short speech planned on arrival. A long list of local residents is named as members of the reception committee.
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Taft Club
Judge Taft
Fargo
N. D
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Mitchell
WL N’elock
H. I. Bras
J. JL. Hannett
CP Elete
AL de Gurtis
AY Sisley
Ad. CG. Burns
Go EE Parrott
Frank T. MelLain
Wm. M. Smith
E. J. Quigley
J. T. Morrow
HW. D. Butterfield
Rowley
H. H. Collard
Dean
AY Ji David He OC. Gook
J. R. Allison, Jr
Dobson
L. By, Webster
J. S. Daniels
H. S. Daniels
J. L. Cook
W. C. Webster
B. V. Cook
H. J. Tunis
I. W. Travis
J. H. Wright
Wm. G. Nl’roeschle
J. M. Johnson
A. H. Doyle
Wm. Werbert
Tom Ball
Chas. Boggs
John Haney
James Wells
Henry Swindler
T. J Spangler
W. W. Davis
M. Betts
James Newell
C. B. Wilt
A. Scott
E. Becker
W. LH. Tipton
IF. A. Craft
A. H. Betts
I. W. Seaman
Geo. Miner
O. D. Stearns
Chas. Kibbee
S. E H. Morris
Howard Kibbee
D. A. Mizener
Jas. McKinley
Frank McGovern
W. A. Heimberger
W. E. Turner
C. E. Vermilyen
John McLoughlin
P. H. Kelley
A. H. Tingle
H. G. Nichols
C. G. Nichols
Jos. Swift
A. A. Truax
W. C. Diehl
M. H. Gosche
B. M. Johnston
Milton Webster
O. T. Litchfield
J. EF. Anderson
W. H. West
John Quirk
A. B. Seaton
Geo. Johnston
W. C. Metcalf
W. H. Conyes
Chas
R. J Lamme
Chas. Fowler
D. G. Cox
John Slater
Frank Purdy
Thos. Cunningham
Chas. E. Perry
Harvey Noale
S. H. Morgan
O. E. Cassem
Dee Brooks
J. H. Ferris
B. A. Bobb
R. O C. Warne
D. M. Tiffany
W. H. Turneaure
Jos. Miller
Frank Rockwell
Sam Webber
C. W. Adams
Chas. Hoon
J. K. Smith
Fred Wedehase
A. J. Kings
J. S. Cooper
Geo. Koehler
Alex Dumas
Jas. Serveson
J. M. Erion
Jao. Frink
J. B. Doty
E. T. Grinnell
A. N. Hill
J. C Roth
L D. Milne
Ed. Chaney
W. Abbey
Virgil Boyles
A. J. Wooledge
D. B. Miller
C. P. Sayles
C. N. Vegus
G. F. Klineau
O. W. Coursey
Geo. Lastro
F M. White
F. H. Hoff
C. W. Derr
K. A. Johnson
Gust Bergquist
S. G
C. H. Krom
Geo. Law
Jack Levings
John Clearwater
J. C. Hamiel
C. P. Taylor
John Hendrickson
W. A. Branch
C. C. Bras
F. B. Smith
L. L. Ness
C. Newburry
Jay Markham
Football Season Grows At Dakota Wesleyan University
Coach Hardy increases roster depth with several old regulars and five new players from Mitchell High School. Key returnees include McNaught at end Holdridge at fullback and Graham at guard. Newcomers Sheeks Nolt Wallace Cook and Lauritz Smith join for a planned season of strong training and bold schedule with Mitchell North Dakota and other opponents.
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Dakota Wesleyan University
Hardy
Dakota Wesleyan
McNaught
Holdridge
Graham
Fred Smith
Todnem
Morse
Allison
C. Smith
Mitchell High School
Sheeks
Nolt
Wallace
Cook
Lauritz Smith
Mitchell
Wesleyans
Huron
Yankton
Vermillion
University of North Dakota
Brookings
Rapid City
Deadwood
Mitchell Grain Market Prices Report
Wheat No 1 90c No 2 88c No 3 84c No 4 79c rejected 72c vel eto chaff 83c flax 1.03 corn 63c Oats 40c barley 44c durum 16c irye 60c
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Fine ‘Mitchell
Wthan
Isthan
Drucie Dabler
Gus Roney
A. OC. Drake
Presho
Mary Morrow Gueille Evans
Helen Hoon
Mary Louise Burns
Lillian Bras
Queen of the Corn Palace
A. T. McGovern & Sons
Corn Palace Committee
William J. Bryan
Rock Island
Ill
G. H. Richards
Chamberlain
Goodrich
California
B. L. Stevenson
M. D
Lucy Roth
John Roth
Battle Creek
Mich
Crawford
Plankinton
Maris Taylor
Bellingham
Wash
Wm. L. Roach
Delphi
Ind
City
Omaha
C. H. VanTassel
Taylor
Taft
Diles
Dr. A. A
A.w.chaed
W. Ghase
Bprewl
Wrueg
J. W. Broadbent & Company
Phove
Main Street
Bidwell Land & Loan CO
North Western Conservatory
Northwest
Northwestern Conservatory
Nicollet Avenue
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Coach Hardy
Sheeks and
Mitchell Grain Market
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