The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-16

city arc TO be added to through the
erection of q very handsome struc-
ture by the Catholic Society of this
city, some details of which were rc-
Gently given through these columns.
IL is proposed TO eXpcnd about $780,
900 on academy structure, and 1t
will be a very attractive one. Rev.
c. L. O'Flaherty and the financial
committee have been at work for
some time in raising the funds for
the academy and there is very little
left TO be done along thot line, so
that work can commence with the
opening of spring. The plans and
specifications have 3lready been
drawn and there is nothing TO 1n-
terfere with the work being pro-
jectcd the first thing in the spring.
The addition of this educa-
tional institution. which is design
ed for elementary and, academic
work, will greatly enhance the pres
|tige Of Mitchell as an educational
center
Case Company to Build.
When the Milwaukee company
erected it's new depot building at the
tsoot of Main street. notice was CIV
ell the j. l. Case Co. that it would
have to remove it's building from
! tho leased ground of the railroad
company in order that the view in
front OF the depot would not be OBJ
j.structcd. The company gave the
jmachinc company sufficient time to
hunt up new location. and for a
time it was feared that the head-
quarters Of the Case people would
be removed from Mitchell as there
was strong talk of moving over to
Sioux Falls. The idea of removal
has given place to one of rebuilding.
land The Case Company has bought
soG'c real estate at the southwest
corner OF Lawlcr street and Rail-
road Avenue, GoSI20 feet. On this
site the company will commence the
erection OF new building in the
early spring. which is TO represent
al investment OF over $4,000. NJ.
V. Frank. the general agent of the
company. stated that the building
would be a Very substantial one,
and would afford a greater capacity
than tho present one. The Case COM
pany has worked up splendid
business in South Dakota, and Nit
chell is glad indeed to have this fur
ther evidence Of the faith in the city
as a distributing center Tor manu-
ractured products
Y. VI. e "A. to Build.
One OF tho splendid building pro-
!, iccts OF the year OF 1912 will be
That OF the Y. NJ. c. a. Home.
While the association has been or
ganizcd in Mitchell for u great many
years, and has been active in the
conduct Of home in rented quar-
tcrs for the past three years, the
time has come when the board OF
directors and the leaders IL the as
sociation icel that home shoul1 hc
erected in order to get the best re.
suits. 1t was the intention to start
the financial campaign this fall, but
| one Or two things were not just right
for the work, and it was postponed
until the flrly spring, ana there
will be no time lost shortly after
the first OF March when the cam.
|paign will start to have the money
end of the affair taken care OF Sc
that work on the structure can be,
gin carly in tho summer. The asso
citation owns a splendid site on .he
|corner OF Third Avenue cast ant
Lawlcr street. for which was pai,
$500, and it is free of indebted
ness. The home to be erected thcr;
will cost equipped about 100000
L
high with basement excluded. ant
the ground space will be S7X96 feet
The plans and specifications hay,
been prepared, and they display
building which will be equal to an,
in the northwest. There is not
Y. NJ. G. A. building in South Dako
ta and the Mitchell men are th
first to start the movement and vii
be the first to have home Of thci
lown.
Dakota Improved Seed Co.
Several years ago the Dakota In
proved Seed Co., laid the Foundation
for a large building at the corner o
} Railroad Avenue and Lawler street
: At that time the company was jus
: Starting in the improved seed, bus
: ness and had hardly secured lh
reput: ticn and the stock to justif
; the big expenditure. Today th