Business Notes From Local Trader After Change in Ownership
Having bought the interest of Mr Wagar the firm I shall continue the business at the old site by fair dealing and low prices I also solicit the patronage of the residents of the area.
12 Feb 1886
Page 1
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1886
Page
1
Having bought the interest of Mr Wagar the firm I shall continue the business at the old site by fair dealing and low prices I also solicit the patronage of the residents of the area.
Lily Frink announces engagement to Ned Proctor after a morning breakfast confrontation with her mother Mrs Frink who objects to the match citing Ned's lack of funds and class. Ned reveals his own betrothal and worries over parental approval as the couple faces social and financial hurdles.
The article notes a historic drop in sugar prices despite rising U.S. consumption, with a 25 percent increase in use over the past year. It cites large beet-root production in Europe, especially Germany, driving global supply and depressing prices, while Cuba reduces exports due to taxes and port duties. Local producers like sorghum and maple sugar suffer as cheaper imports dominate the market.
Brigadier General James R. Herbert, recent Baltimore death, is praised for a brave life and spotless Civil War record. Colonel Winfield Peters recalls a hot day at First Mike where Confederate soldiers aided wounded Union men, including a New York captain grievously hurt, and Herbert offered his wife his support amid shared peril.
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