The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-30
more than 1920 daily re
HOnOrS Deserved.

OF more than 1900 daily readers.
Iionors Deserved.
Tho successful members are named
today as 4 result CT the official count
Of the prominent men who acted as
; juGses and had 10 concern in the
contest other than to Except the in
! vitation OF the management to make
a thorough and complete canvass CT
tho votes. Tho mere mention of the
names OF these gentlemen is as
surance of their integrity. The
management wishes to thank them
for their efforts in bringing the cam
paisn to n successful close.
Everybody Satisfied.
That everyone might have an
equal chance, no matter where they
lived, the territory was divided into
four districts and each member
knox that a reasonable amount Of
effort would bring them a handsome
reward. There were four prizes TO
be awarded in each CT the districts.
Ill this manner EVERYONE was satis-
fed and that is the chief desire Of
The Republican.
Slowly at first the votes began to
come in, then as the interest grew
thew came in in sucn numbers that
the Totals soon amounted to enorm-
Gus figures. The friends of the con
;estants desired to sec them win and
made the fact public by voting for
them and getting their friends to do
likewise. Tho smallest boys and
Girls joined heir cldo!s in boosting
the candidates. Mere than one man
stole an hour Ion business at in
tervals durir" l1S gonteet to make 4
personal Ter som friend.
More than o.e meal was late as the
mistress of i!c hcu4oac. ven her
rounGs lookics Tor votes,
Winners Feel Proud.
The winners may we'll feel proud
of the fact that they have won ;
magnificent race and that they have
toutrm other workers. who have dons
remarkably we'll themselves.
Thu honor Of winning is priced by
some Of the members more than the
prize itself. They fel that those who
co-operatcd with them so heartily
land gave them every assistance il
!, their power, shore the honor witt
them, ana they are glad to prove t.
their friends that their confidence
was not misplaced.
All Could Not Win.
The one feature of the contest tina
t is regretted il that everyone cou!t
t not Win i prize, but In the nature
: CT things this was impossible am
: there is sympathy in plenty fc.
: these who have no material bcneh
to show for their efforts. Later the.
will surely find that they have beef
benefited and of a high kind for the.
4 have necessarily developed self con
c ldencc, business ability and indie
+ pendence which will help them j,
+ the battle which lasts long after tn
e battle of the ballots is forgotten
e that is, the battle CT life.
n Those who win certainly feel rich
G ly rewarded for their efforts and the
S will appreciate the handsome re
wards far more than if they had bee
laid at their feet without any effol
ton their part.
The Republican wishes TO than
S the contestants and their frienss &c
: the interest taken and the good wor
1t which has been done in adding mar
IS hundreds of subscribers to the RI
e publican's subscription list. 1t ais
eIregrets sincerely that it is not abb
d to gi:e prizes to ell who participate
in the campaign. for all deserve
win a prize, and it hopes that thcs
If who cid them will enjoy them to II
t utmost.
h Pierre, S. D.-Insurance Commi
ly Toner o. S. Basford has called IL
e. fire insurance men and firemen
u ~ 49, ga-. Me- I n ~S g.