The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1900-05-11
NATIONAL HOLIDAY
Mitchell'S Business Men are Heartily in
Favor Of Celebrating the Fourth
This Year.
The Pultord-NeVbury Nuptials We're
Celebrated at Kimball Saturday at
High Noon.
Mutual Insurance Companies Effect a
State Organization for Their
Own Protection.
MITCHELL MUST CELEBRATE,
For Such is the COncensus of Opinion
of Her Business Men and
They Desire 1t.
MITCHELL MUST CELEBRATE

Mltcnell turned herself loose in good
old'fashioned Fourth of July celebra-
tion and already there is much talk 90.
Ing not only among the people of the
home town but of inhabitants of the
surrounding towns as we'll as to the
need of celebration. For the
past two years the citizens have been
going awsy 10 do their celebrating on
the national holiday and the majority
of the people have come to the conclu-
sion that Mitchell can entertain q
crowd about as we'll as any town in the
state. All the celebration lacks is
concerted movement and q union OF
opinion in that direction and it will be
a go. A few days ago The REPUBL1-
CAN editor made the rounds of ma
jority of the business mon and asked
them what they thought OF q celebra-
tion this year. We didn't have time to
see them all nor the space to print what
every one would say but from the fol-
lowing expressions there is no room for
doubt about Mitchell's celebrating:
E. B. VANALsTINE: There isn't
any question but what Mitchell should
have . celebration this wear aud stand
ready to help every way that T can. 1t
has been something like three years
since Mitchell entertained the people
in this vicinity and it is time now that
-o oh o,l5
EMIL BECKER: That's just what
Mitchell should do and It is not too
early to start the affair to going. Let's
get up hummer and make every thing
free.
Us. DANIELS: The celebration of
the national holiday should be observed
by Mitchell this year in the way our
people know so we'll to do. There are
many from q distance who will want to
come here and they should have the
CHAs. FERGUSON: You can put it
down that Ferguson is heartily in favor
of the LIBERATION and will put his
shoulder to the wheel and help along.
Let's have the celebration by all means.
s. WEBER: Yes, that's all right,
have the celebration, but want to see
everything in the way of amusements
rec, just like We had it some ysars ago.
The people liked that and will come to
Mitchell again.
CHAs BURNSIDE: Let's have the
elebralion that will draw the people
lere and I will stand by the PROPOSE
ion to the end.
G. W. JOHNSTON: Mitchell needs
omething like good, old-fashioned
celebration to wake US up, and there
8 nothing like Fourth of July to &C.
omplish it. Am heartily in favor OF it.
S. b. SCALL1N: Mitchell can give
Ter neighb bors and homo people fine
celebration, and we owe it to them.
Whatever We have should be made ab-
olutely free to all those who come.
JOHN CoLv1N: BY all means let's
AVE that celebration. Our country
'eople have already asked me If we are
o have one, and as they are looking to
10 for it We should not disappoint them.
G. W. G1LLIs: Nothing would be
my better for Mitchell than to csle-
rate the national holiday ia her usual
'ood style. believe in offering the
utside people an opportunity to come
0 Mitchell to celebrate.
G. w., HooN: Mitchells celebra-
ions areNalways popular and 1 know
he people are always pleased to come
lere. Will support the financial end
# 1t.
GEO. E. LOGAN: Several years have
'assed by without celebration and it
learly is Mitcheil's duty to recognize
he national holiday with a rousing
Commencing early enough
n advance we can get up a fine pro-
gram.
W. E. TURNER: In my travels
Iround the towns tributary to Mitchell |
quite few people are asking me if |
will celebrate this year. This
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