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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1906

Page

4

Wilties Arrive Late in Mitchell For Concert Parade

Tate teaching Mitchell on Account of the Late Ar Conductor Albert Cook and his land of Wilties arrived in the city this afternoon at 12 45 o clock three hours late via the Omaha road A large crowd greeted them at the depot but they did not appear until late for the concert at the corn palace The Wilties travel in their private car and pace life fast They played at Krug Park in Omaha yesterday and then headed to Mitchell in brilliant uniform The citizens expect a week of entertaining instrumental and vocal music A parade on Main street preceded the concert led by Donald McCormack the giant drum major of the band

Albert Cook City Omaha Road Mitchell Corn Palace Lovels Krug Park Omaha Kilties Main Street Donald McCormack Spencer Milwaukee Road Bristol Aberdeen Wolsey Pierre Wyndall Band Sioux City Ceck

College Boy Made Good at the Opera House

Ralph Rives and his College Boy act drew a warm if small audience at the Mitchell opera house Monday night. Rives has appeared here before and is praised for exceptional talent in comedy. Rhigus played the college boy and showed ample opportunity to display his skills.

Ralph Rives Opera House Mr. Rives Mitchell Mr. Rhigus

Singing Attraction Delights Opera House Audience

The show features strong vocal numbers including Virginia sung by Bernard Rimes, Ralph's brother, with lively dancing and light comedy. A witty, entertaining program is promised for the remainder of the week at the Opera House.

Virginia Bernard Rimes Ralph

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ads and Endorsements from Toledo Vendors

An 19th century testimonial notice offers one hundred dollars reward for cured catarrh through Hall's Catarrh Cure. J Cheney Co of Toledo is vouched for by Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists. Cure advertised as internal with blood and mucous impact. Also promotes Hall's Emily Pills for constipation with testimonials available.

Hall J. Cheney & Co Toledo Tf. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin Voledo O. Hall Emily

Gosche S Ready With Money For Black Walnut Versus Hal Sterling

The Sioux City race between M rs Gosche s Black Walnut and P J Dyment s Hal Sterling was to be a five heat pace race. Gosche posted money while Dyment declined to race as Hal Sterling had been taken out of training.

Sioux City M.rs. Gosche Black Walnut P. J. Dyment Hal Sterling M. H. Gosche Mitchell, S. D Walnut Boy Brown Hal P. H. Dyment Leeds Wood- Jund Park

Pain Balm Eases Child Burn Pain Promoted

A Vernon Conn. child suffered a burn on the hand and found relief after a test application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. James N. Nichols, a local merchant, reports immediate relief and recommends the balm for cuts burns strains and lame backs. Druggists carry it.

Micheal Strauss Vernon Conn Strauss James N. Nichols Nichols Chamberlain

My Pretty Jane Song Riches and Ringing Reforms

The article recalls the profitable status of the song My Pretty Jane. It notes writer Mr. Vitzball and composer Sir Henry Bishop shared £40 while the work earned over £2,000 for publishers. Fuzhall wrote it quickly and Bishop discarded his manuscript, later recovered, with Bishop dying in poverty.

Jane Vitzball Henry Bishop Vauxhall Gardens Bishop Chambers’ Journal

Reprobate Remark Sparks Harsh Fatherly Advice

In a LouisvilleCourier-Journal excerpt a tense exchange questions morality amid a minor incident. A man dismisses harsh judgments while another man asks a boy to seek his father. The piece frames authority and propriety in a domestic, media context.

Ambiguity in Death of Fogg Cited in Harper’s Weekly

In Harper’s Weekly a debate about Fogg’s death follows a fall downstairs. The passage questions whether harm occurred, concluding he died without a sound.

Bogg Harper’s Weekly

Opening of the Corn Palace Jubilee Draws Wide Attendance

A large throng filled the newly decorated corn palace as Dr. R J Dunds opened the eighth Corn Palace Jubilee. Speeches by Dr. Thomas Nicholson and Hon. L Branscu welcomed visitors from across South Dakota and neighboring states. Special trains from Bristol Aberdeen Pierre and Sioux City brought about a thousand people, while bands from Lynn Massachusetts and Spencer performed amid street entertainment before the 2 PM opening ceremony.

R. JF Corny Palace Thomas Nicholson Dakota Wesleyan L. Bransocu Ruth Naomi Varley Bethblehem Ulis South Dakota Pilace Geo Phinney Iowa Roo Lynn Massachusetts de Baugh Union Legion Olf Aline Hills Banda Rossa Earth

Crowds Gather as Trains Bring Hundreds to Milwaukee

Morning trains were late but added hundreds of visitors who came in over the weekend. The Mitchell weather is favorable, signaling good conditions for the rest of the week. Extra coaches on north and west Milwaukee trains were filled.

Corn Palace Jubilee Opens With Sousa and Scots Stars

The Corn Palace Jubilee featured Sousa’s Stars and Stripes Forever and a Scottish guest group from Grampian Hills. Mitchell welcomed crowds as Conductor Albert Cook led the band in Onward Christian Soldiers with a strong encore, lifting heavy hearts with music.

Stars and Stripes Jobo Philip Sousa Thousapds Edward Mitchell Corn Palace Albert Cook Cook

Crowds Pour Into Mitchell for Special and Regular Trains

Crowds already gathered in Mitchell as special and regular trains from Milwaukee and Omaha bring large numbers. Dialogue follows with a witty exchange between Mamma and Clara about a suitor Wild er, focusing on his personal appearance and prospects as a husband.

Omaha Train Car Shortage Leaves Cars Full of Passengers

A passenger train in Omaha faced an overflow as extra cars filled with people, creating crowded conditions aboard the ride.

Briiu Omaha

Complete home plumbing and heating system advertised

An advertisement for a full home plumbing and heating system promises modern conveniences including water, hot air, steam or water heat, gas cooking, and country home protection. It promotes Standard Sanitary Co. water pumps, pipes, well casing, stove repairs, and delivery to the home to save time and freight. Barnes location opposite the post office.

Standard Sanitary Co Barnes

Burman Sense of Direction: Orientation by North East Knowledge

The Burmans rely on the needle to navigate, not relative positions. They name sides by north south east or west, and can discern direction even in rain or fog. An English traveler lost in the forest found his Burman servants could point true north and east, guiding a course between to the northeast.

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