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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1898
Page
6
Local News Notes From Perry and Surroundings
April reports from Perry Broad area show Easter events at Mitchell with teachers and pupils, measles affecting several families, school officer elections in Butler and Blendon townships, and real estate activity. Community updates include farm work, livestock losses, new wells, and social gatherings at J. A. Kipp and Mrs. Lockhart events.
Easter Editions Highlight Local Print Prosperity
The Republican and Weekly Capital publish enlarged Easter issues praised for dense reading material and strong advertising. The Capital runs twelve pages with local and general news plus Easter items. The Republican features a decorative design and a souvenir worthy reading section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Capital
Democrats Gather for State Central Committee Meeting
A South Dakota Democratic state central committee meeting at the K P Hall drew many Democrats to Mitchell. Aberdeen was chosen to host the state convention on June 22 alongside the populist gathering. A resolution urged allied forces to cooperate, signaling fusion if Democrats secure strong state-ticket representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Central Committee
Democratic State Central Committee
K. of P. Hall
Mitchell
John W. Bowler
Sioux Falls
L. G. Oschenreiter
Webster
C. Boyd Barret
Z. Spitler
C. C. Fletcher
Aberdeen
I. A. Weeks
Kimball
John J. Hadley
F. M. Hopkins
Ipswich
F. C. Robinson
Groton
John F. Hughes
Pierre
Sylvan Winter
Chamberlain
P. BF. Wickham
Alexandria
T. W. Childs
Mellette
H. FP. Fellows
Thos. Taubman
Plankinton
W. H. Wilkinson
Lennox
C. H. Freeman
Elk Point
P. Harden
Scotland
Geo. W. Mathews
L. J. Baumgartner
Armour
W. O. Temple
Deadwood
S. A. Ramsey
Woonsocket
Frank Biglemeier
Yankton
C. G. LeBlond
Weather of a Week Observed by Government Station
Government station records a weekly temperature range ending April 13 with observer Huyck. The report includes a column of figures and dashes indicating missing data. The piece contrasts temperature data with unrelated notes on Hood's Sarsaparilla and local university property purchases, then discusses tipping norms in hotels and service staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huyck
Mitchell Capital Adds 200 Names in Five Weeks
The Mitchell Capital reports rapid growth with over 200 new subscribers in the last five weeks through direct solicitation by representative J. K. Coates. The list includes individuals from Beulah, Perry, Prosper, Rome, and Hanson counties among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Capital
J. K. Coates
W. Waugh
Perry
Geo. Kuozman
Beulah
W. Stout
J. A. Stults
Tobin Township
Wa. Gregg
F. D. Tyler
Badger Township
W. S. Forbes
W.B. Brown
Perry Township
C. I. Holshire
Mitchell Township
Alfred Strand
Prosper
Wm. Nash
Hanson County
W. J. Grout
W. H. Fishell
Geo
Miles
Hanson
G. H. Haner
Amel Rebach
Boreson
John Peterson
Rome
C. C. Krug
Rome Township
P. J. McFarland
New Mailing List Method Improves Subscription Tracking
The Capital adopts a mailing list redesign showing expiration dates next to each subscriber name. The change aims to let readers see at a glance when payments are due. Changes will be completed in one or two weeks for improved subscriber clarity. Also notes include a Navy Cuba Hawaii portfolio by a Chicago publisher with a special railway edition and ten cent parts. local post office uncalled letters list. and travel tickets offered by the St Paul railroad agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital & New
Cuba
Hawaii
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Mitchell
Elfas
Gus Carroll
Currie Ettingbor
Harrell
Bessie Smith
Caro- Titus
Edline Williamson
Saml. T. Green
P. M
Mitchell Market Quotes and Local Election Nominations
Market reports from Mitchell set prices on wheat oats butter potatoes and livestock with Friday updates. The piece also notes a Democratic central committee meeting and lists city election nominees for mayor and aldermen across wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Dees Gooscan
I. C. Warne
E.i L. Potter
R. P. Hail
W.H. McKeel
Fullerton
Citizens
W. H. Johnston
Joseph McLaughlin
Loura Beckwith
Charles Burnside
Local News Items From Mitchell Area
Dunham visits on legal business. Danson buys farm east of Mitchell. Mizener tours Iowa on real estate. Wolgemuth plants trees graces his new house. Scoville offers White Plymouth Rock eggs. Miss Foley’s school near Rosedale closes. she returns to city. Hodges returns from Elks Point visit. Free Methodist quarterly meetings set. Rogers family moves west. Holt ill but improving. Healey family home from Wisconsin and Chicago trip. Showers shows a skeleton wagon with two pacers. Young sick with measles now recovering. Bienkiron returns to Wausa, Nebraska, in cattle and lumber trade. Blenkiron visits Harker. Sadie Cook returns from Douglas County after six months teaching. Fellows and Taubman attend Democratic state committee. Hitchcock Branson Logan Burns to Sioux Falls court. Bakewell Deering settle estate. discharge. Milne buys roller mill. moves to Dell Rapids. Gotto to Alexandria to fish on Jim River by tandem. Bradley photographs Miss Wallstrum’s closing school. Emigrants from Perry Town arrive. prepare north to Menango and Barlow. Old Settler’s Day features Plankinton vs Crow Creek baseball. DeVries resigns from Ferguson’s store. returns to Sheldon. Champeny arrives to set creamery at Prosper. Wilkinson returns from Lennox, ex-state senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Dunham
Woonsocket
Arthur Danson
Mitchell
D. A. Mizener
Iowa
J. B. Wolgemuth
S. G. Scoville
Hanson Street
Mamie Foley
Rosedale
Mable Hodges
Spooner
Elk Point
Free Methodist Church
H. B. Rogers
South Side
West Second Street
John Holt
W. J. Healey
Mildred
Wisconsin Points
Chicago
M. B. Showers
Leonard Blenkiron
Wausua
Neb
Jos. Harker
Mr. Blenkiron
Mrs. Harker
Sadie Cook
Douglas County
Judge Fellows
Thos. Taubman
Plankinton
Democratic State Central Committee
A. E. Hitchcock
O. P. Branson
Geo. E. Logan
Mt. Vernon
J. G. Gotto
Alexandria
John Sloan
Jim River
Fred Bradley
Prosper Township
Ella Wallstrum
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Meine
Nhat
Bts
White Isle
Fest
Dcock
Tchell
Charley
Garet Maguire
Nellie
Ackson
Rence
Mr. Merritting
Jertie Woodcock
Ray
West Perry
Rank Brodahl
Mr. Jackson
Riyer
Lark
Nother
Ladd
Anna Kerr
Lockst
Ry Johnson
Henry Witzel
Lesday Ladies Aid Society
Mra
Art's
Martin Gleason
Herbert
Henry Timm
Mitshell
PLANO
ANO
H. C. Easton
S. P. Its
Econ Morse
Laura Donahue
Mrs. Rowley
Rosa Rand
Jackson Place
Claudie Grove
Geo. Jackson
Ake Powers
W. Ayer
Lendon
Karlie Nicholson
D. M. Powell
Olson
Blendon
Mias Llie Halverson
Edith Pham
Mias Blanche van Degart
John Trotter
Lise Senbelle Tyler
Badger
Visd Mra
Jay Stevens
Joy Michener
Demorest
Victor
Blanch van de Bogart
Oscar Heljeson
Goodman
Hiram Kilborn
Dan McDermaid
Route Sanborn
Butler
George Alberts
Letcher
Grimshaw
John Jenson
Woonscket
Renee Hugh
Weston
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. B. Wilds
Meda Reeves
Clara Jacobus
Owl Club
F. H
M. A. Reeves
Misa Alice Wheeler
Nellie Taylor
Clifford Taylor
Willard Taylor
Adger Badger
Dakota
C. C. Halphide
J. A. Kipp
Miss Cornwell
Mr. Bingham
Ella Kipp
No. 3
W. Ford
Mr. Young
Mt, Vernon
Vernon
Lou Hatch
Bridgewater
F. M. Hatch
Violet
Sioux Center
V. Sherman
Joseph
John Sherman
Zell
Gertie Mabbott
Mr. Stearns
Geo. Mabbott
Portage City
Wis
John Momeen
Mr. Edgington
Ublican
Weekly
Volun Avi
Hood
Wyoming
the University
Rogers
West Fourth Treet
Frank Weiler
London
Max Ne Min. Mae Range
United States
Canada
C. B. Wilt
Agent C
St. P
M. O. Railroad
Abraham Boynton
Wilkinson
Democratic Central Committee
L. E. Stair
Clay Young
Leonard Bienkiron
Wausaa
Perry Town
Milwaukee
Menango
Barlow
North Dakota
Plankinton Club
Indian Club
Crow Creek Agency
Stephen DeVries
Chas. Ferguson’s
Sheldon
Mr. DeVries
T. M. Champeny
Sussex
Prosper Two
Mr. Champeny
W.H. Wilkinson
Lincoln County
State Senate
Lennox Wed
J. W. Broadbent & CO
South Main Street
PT. McGovern's
Thomas Fullerton
South Dakota
Rodell C. Warne
H. R. Kibbee
H.R. Kibbee
Office of
Police Justice of the Peace of
W. Abbey
Crty
F. D. Powers
First Ward
C.,m
Eugene Leonard Potter
Second Ward
Third Ward
Louis Beckwith
Russell P. Hall
Fourth Ward
W. H. McKeel
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