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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1886

Page

5

Mitchell Printing Co changes hands in Mitchell Dakota

A. E. Dean and R. W. Wheelock buy O. T. Letcher’s interest in The Mitchell Printing Company. Letcher may move to Minneapolis. firm to keep policy and name. Editorial notes praise Letcher, discuss Irish issue, free silver bill, Knights of Labor, and a state auditor pamphlet on assessment laws with warnings about full market value listing and taxation.

A. E. Dean R. W. Wheelock O. T. Letcher Mitchell Printing Company Letcher Minneapolis Land Office Mitchell Territorial SiuLys Ags LesLiz Mitchell, Dakota

Hill Division Bill Provokes Dakota Admission Debate

The article criticizes Will of Ohio for a Dakota admission plan that splits the territory by section and locates five U.S. court districts. It argues against permanent capital seating and warns the measure would increase subjection, harming South Dakota towns including Aberdeen Redfield Chamberlain Mitchell and Yankton Sioux Falls Huron Pierre Deadwood. Mitchell protests to secure equal political footing for all towns.

Will Ohio Dakota South North United States Yankton Sioux Falls Huron Pierre Deadwood Congress Gifford South Dakota Aberdeen Redfield Chamberlain Mitchell Friends of the Territory Washington

North Dakota railroad board seeks better crossline connections

North Dakota railroad commissioners report success persuading Northern Pacific and Manitoba lines to improve cross crossings. They urge continued action to secure better connections in the area, noting current travel times from the Milwaukee road line take about two days to reach destinations off the main route.

North Dakota Northern Pacific Manitoba Milwaukee Road

Destructive Cyclone Strikes St. Cloud and Sauk Rapids

Reports confirm a devastating cyclone across St. Cloud and Sauk Rapids with 40 to 90 dead and 70 to 100 injured. Telegraph lines are down, aid trains dispatched, and residents flee as foreboding storms sweep Minnesota cities.

Apolis Min Saint Cloud St. Cloud M. I. Clark Wakeman Manitoba Road Sauk Rapids Manitoba St. Paul Minneapolis Rochester Elgin Minn Major Ames Bark Rapids

Dakota Specials notes in Wolsey April term

Mrs L C Cotton and daughter Letah leave for California for two to three months. Justice Baldwin presided in a case Hudson & Heart of Miller vs W H McLeland on an $88 flax seed loan. Verdict for plaintiff $43 with $30 costs. no appeal filed. Spring term school opens. C D Foster teacher. Captain Van Etten gave temperance talk and a war lecture, praised as a good speaker.

Repubican Wolsey Dakota L. C. Cotton Letah California Justice Baldwin Hudson & Heart Miller W. H. McLeland Payne Ed. Aplin C. D. Foster van Etten M. E Presbyterian Hall

Fraud attached stock of James T. Brand in Redfield

Geo R Newell and Co of Minneapolis attached Brand's stock in assignee’s hands for alleged fraud after Brand mortgaged his stock to First National Bank to secure an individual note. Also notes local politics, fire insurance talks, and business activity in Plankinton and Woonsocket with various visits and plans.

Redfield Geo. R. Newell & Co Minneapolis James T. Brand Brand First National Bank D. R. Miller Redfield Building Association King & Co Douglas & Rabuch

Land Office Decisions Refuse or Affirm Various Entries 1886

Land Office notes show A J Dement entry 34-101-47 refused due to voluntary relinquishment. Mixter vs Smith rehearing denied. DeWolf allowed to make new proof after secretary reversal. Ferrier entry stands after reversals. Several cases sent to or decided by the Hon. Secretary with cancellations and preference rights. some dismissals and transmitted papers.

A. J. Dement Joseph Mixter Mixter Smith Stroud DeWolf Ferrier Wilcox T. C. FE Jas. Brown Irons Steiner Cook Lowe Daniel Webber Joshua W. Thomas Lawler Callahan NWJ Wilmon Dean Taft Williams Voctor Solberg Livingston Arey Arnold Cox

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