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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1905

Page

6

Magnificent Corn Palace Opens with Governor Elrod Dedicatory Address

The Corn Palace dedication in Mitchell drew Governor Samuel Elrod and a large crowd. Elrod praised citizens and the state’s growth, while locals stressed progress, education, and proposed railroad links uniting eastern and western South Dakota, signaling ongoing development and optimism.

Mitchell’s Corn Palace Baldwins Elrod Burke FE. A. Crane Silsby Mitchell Mitchell Citzens Mittchell Samuel Elrod South Dakota Commonwealth Union Vermillion

Hanson County Fair Closes With Large Attendance and Prizes

The Hanson county street fair and carnival at Alexandria concluded on Thursday drawing farmers from across the region and about 3000 people to the races. Exhibits featured art and embroidery, with premiums awarded to Mrs. Taylor Mrs. Stablein and others. the domestic department highlighted cakes jellies and pickles while the livestock display and corn sweepstakes drew praise from the Alexandria Herald which notes 36000 hogs shipped from the county last year.

Hanson County Alexandria Mitchell Taylor Stablein Will Hill Sheperdess St. Cecelia Will Matthews P. F. Wickham Star Bertrand Sloan Battenberg Anna Jost H. D.tunnicliff Carl Scheltz Lottie Winders P. A. Zollman Jake Sheltz Grandma McMaster Tris Deacon Will Boyd Birs. Wait McPherson Lloyd John. Sloan McMaster Geo. McMaster A. G. Phelps W. ©. McMaster Chas. Wagner Corn Palace A. W. Solady FE. A. Bertels S S. G. Basham Howard Lyman John Weisbh J. Baughman Sam Twamley C. E. Twomsey Alexandria Herald

County swine exhibit includes diverse breeds during corn palace week

The swine exhibit features rare animals with multiple breeders represented. Albert Hill shows Herefords, Leight head. W. S. Hill presents Red Polled with nine head. Kobt. Jingles has Brown Swiss two head. Slade Bros Red Polled three head. P. F. Wickham Shorthorn nine head. Herds to be shown in Mitchell during corn palace week.

Albert Hill W. S. Hill Kobt Jingles Slade Bros P. F. Wickham Mitchell Corn Palace

W C T U Convention Returns After Sioux Falls Meeting

Mitchell delegates concluded the W C T U state convention in Sioux Falls with a grand Sunday meeting led by Mrs. Clara Hoffman. Officers elected include Luella Ramsey president Floy Cochrane vice president Grace Van Vleet corresponding secretary Ruby J. Smart recording secretary F A Bidwell treasurer. Next convention planned for Rapid City as railroad progress promises growth. Diamond medal contest winner was E D Pierce with Walter Seaman among participants.

Mitchell Sioux Falls Clara Hoffman Argus Leader and Press Luella Ramsey Woonsocket Floy Cochrane Brookings Grace van Vleet Hartford Ruby J. Smart Wessington Springs F. A. Bidwell Rapid City E. D. Pierce Letcher Walter Seaman

Reception for new students at Dakota Wesleyan Memorial Hall

Friday evening the YWCA and YMCA hosted a welcome for new students in Memorial Hall Dakota Wesleyan. Students and guests registered names on cards, refreshments were served, and leaders Wells Hathaway Evans Hardy Nicholson urged sociability and study while valuing library resources and newspapers. The program ended with songs America and Nearer My God to Thee.

Memorial Hall Dakota Wesleyan Ira Schuler Guy Cook Winfred Nix Leta Mariner Clara Hathaway J. D. Evans Y.M.C. A Dooley Nicholson Graham Nicholson Aid Maxe America

Bank Furnishings by Charles City Firm Installed

F. W. Eisher of Fisher Stevens & Co. is in the city. The firm furnished and installed the bank furniture for the new building of the Commercial and Savings Bank.

F. W. Eisher Fisher, Stevens & Co Charles City City Frm Gmmercial and Savings Bank

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Ali Peper L.O. Gale A. T. McGovern & Sons Mitchell Boiler and Machine Company Railroad St Milwaukee Weavers Bidwell Land Party of Friends Sorrentino His Splendid State University Yonder Pioneer Methodist University South Black Hill Missouri River Clark Yonder University University Wesley Simpson Z Joyce W. C. T. U. Convention
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