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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1896
Page
2
Ice themed promotion notes Spears’ Tee Warton may join the streets during the season. Call to make a contract now to secure ground access. Warton guarantees continuous service and exposure for the client with ongoing promotional appearances.
In a Sunday Daily report caucuses across four wards selected delegates to the City convention and candidates for alderman and school board. The high license ticket won most wards, with a close contest in the third. Delegates listed include Koch Rogers H Carlson Bletcher Hacier Wim Allen and others. ward results show tight counts and notable competition for school board and alderman seats.
Varieties of seed corn including Alemco and cane millet varieties offered in bulk at low prices. Also listed are apples, currants, various trees, and options to save money on purchases. Vehicles or cars not clearly connected to sale.
Mick was made the nominee though Wm H McKeel drew many votes despite not being a declared candidate. The ensuing year ward committee named W H Helwig F H Winsor and C C Baas. Various ads warn on medicines, tonics, and cures, plus an affidavit from 1804 and travel fare notes. A crime report notes suspected gang activity and robberies near Melick's drug store and an inspector voyage to Suler.
Sioux Falls reports a Campbell Patney Brown plan to guarantee crops by storing moisture in subsoil. The method uses packed soil to form a moisture blanket beneath the surface, shielding roots from drought and guiding capillary flow upward. Tests and railroad stations back the idea for this season.
The Yankton supreme court ruling upholds a city ordinance against saloons, overturning lower decisions. A city justice sustained a case against Tom Douglas, with the higher court affirming the prohibition measure. The item blends legal notes with local notices and business solicitations from C. L. McKinley, agent.
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