02 Apr 1886
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1886
Page
1
To Advertisers Advertising rates given on application will be found reasonably low. Business Cards not exceeding six per year. Each additional line $1.00. Legal Advertisements at Statute Rates Cards of Thanks Ten Cents per line. Marriage and Death Notices published free of charge. Obituaries Resolutions of Respect and Wedding presents Five Cents per line.
Local railway promoter touts a short line serving Nye Prigudippes and rival Midwest hubs. Claims aim to improve 500 miles of track through Wisconsin and Iowa linking main markets with Northwest points.
The piece recreates a camp fire poem honoring veterans with lines of memory and humor. It contrasts aging veterans with lively recollections of Washington era valor and a late 19th century political note on Senate removals and a Teller rumor. It closes with a St Nicholas excerpt recounting Washington’s fox hunt and a near-poaching incident.
A digest of Dakota events including Canton seeking the Burlington road Rapid City discussing gas works Jamestown Democrats organizing Scotland pursuing artestan well A Sheridan Jones ill with pneumonia Vernon works on locating a creamery Wilkinson named postmaster Lennox Diana Monitor expands advertising Union county flood lands 13000 acres Frederick Larson of Lake Preston missing Sheridan House at Bismarck to be rebuilt Sunday school conven tion at Pierre June 10 editor indicted for libel in Bismarck water works and electric light planned for the city and steamboat line hopes Omaha to Bismarck government freight contract for The Pioneer's line North Pacific lands in Griggs county to be platted by April 1 bondsmen cover a Treasury shortage Huron Times notes larks in bloom in suburbs stock rights for Wolsey & Bismarck railroad Hand and Faulk counties Wessington judge Tripp to open court June 29 North Pacific Elevator orders wheat shipped to Duluth Jamestown Jamestown Fourth Avenue shop plans for Miss Mills Jamestown Valley City teacher Clara Root dies by carbolic acid wedding at White Lake Nolan Heintz 250 guests The music selections rendered in five languages
Letter from James Leslie argues the Davison County Commissioners have no authority over township assessors. The July meeting for equalization is required by the Political Code, not April. Assessors should act independently, assessing property value and ignoring outside influence. Plans note church residences, store additions, and new businesses in Mt. Vernon with upcoming constructions and openings.
The News announces April 1 1886 adoption of full legal rates for sheriff sale mortgage foreclosure and other notices with 1 per square first insertion and 75 cents per square thereafter payment due on affidavit of publication Final proof and contest notices and insurance statements excluded The Huronite urges territorial reform toward statehood and party organization to curb public plunder.
The Yankton Telegram quotes a philosopher urging that labor troubles will ease and the world will recover. He says periodic Simeons pass through, but reactions restore normal conditions, and warns against gloomy forebodings. He expects showers but also sunshine ahead.
A brief note discusses the comparative worth of baking powders, highlighting Royal as notably pare. The item reflects consumer guidance and period emphasis on product quality in pantry goods.
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