Mitchell Printing Co Advertising Rates and Notices
The Mitchell Printing Co announces advertising options including one copy rates, substitutions, and club pricing with connections to leading publications. Rates list business cards six lines five dollars per year, local ads ten cents first insertion, five cents each followup. legal ads at statute rates. cards of thanks ten cents per line. marriage and death notices free of charge. obituaries, resolutions, and wedding presents five cents per line.
Dainty Republican To Become Morning Paper
Beginning Sunday next the Dainty Republican will be issued as a morning paper with full Associated Press dispatches and during the capital campaign a large extra edition will be printed each day.
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Associated Press
Campaigns shift in Cass County politics stir suspense
The present administration maintains a safe course while a planned campaign targets Judge Moody in the Hills. Despite forecasts, Moody is expected to prevail at home. Gen Allen's near uncontested bid for North Dakota governor is challenged by Smith Summer, the mugwump sister and former council president, likely disturbing Cass County political harmony.
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Judge Moody
Iills
Gen. Allen
North Dakota
Smith Summer
Mugwump
Cass County
Sioux J'alls Press on 1885 and 1889 political shifts
The piece argues that events from 1885 have no bearing on 1889. Jluron must risk her position with others. No credit should be given for merely stepping aside as she opposed the new deal. evidence suggests Sioux Falls did not support the new deal strongly, though supporters now claim many benefits.
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Sioux J’alls Press
Jluron
Sioux Falls
Washington
Arguments Against Reservation Opening Stir South Dakota Campaign
The piece notes that despite long efforts by residents and the press, opposition arises during a capital drive. It singles out one town in South Dakota as the unlikely source of the push, suggesting it would gain little from removing the barrier to the state’s overall development.
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South Dakota
Provincial dispute over convention and local pride in South Dakota
The speaker argues that hatred of Bill Springer altered history and stalled a constitutional convention. He asserts South Dakota towns like Muron and Sioux Falls would gain status, while Huron faced bias and unequal treatment. He cites Gov Mellette and Senators Moody Edgerton as examples of magnified national attention.
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Lill Springer
Muron
South Dakota
Sioux
Moody and
Edgerton
Washington
Messrs
Gifford
Kanouse
Huron
Old Settler Seeks Capital Location in South Dakota
A speaker urges placing the state capital west of the current center to improve property values and accessibility. The argument hinges on railroad connections and contiguity, noting central location alone does not guarantee future growth or easy reach for all residents.
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Menno
South Dakota
Mitchell's rail facilities claimed. towns unable to dispute
The passage extols Mitchell's rail facilities as unsurpassed, noting easy reach from Milwaukee and North Western systems and implying extensive railroad town connections. It asserts rapid accessibility from Black Hills and positions Mitchell as highly reachable compared with rivals.
Mitchell offers swift railroad connections to many Dakota points
The article highlights Mitchell's rapid rail links from Yankton Elk Point Canton Running Water Scotland Chamberlain Woonsocket Howard Madison Egan Redfield Aberdeen Milbank Bowale Sureka and all intervening places. It notes services from Watertown Brookings Clark Columbia Gettys burg Pierre Ifuron Salem Sioux Falls Centerville via Northwestern trains with minimal car changes and fastest routes from the Black Hills to Sioux City.
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Mitchell
Yankton
Elk Point
Canton
Running Water
Scotland
Chamberlain
Woonsocket
Howard
Madison
Egan
Redfield
Aberdeen
Milbank
Bowale
Sureka
Milwaukee
Watertown
Brookings
Clark
Columbia
Gettysburg
Pierre
Ifuron
Salem
Sioux Falls
Centerville
Northwestern
Black Talls
Sioux City
Dakota
Endorsements and Affidavits Clash Over Longstall Appointment
The piece argues endorsements from unfamiliar editors weigh against affidavits on John Longstall's fitness for a named position. It notes a jealous tone in the opposition and questions the source of protests, claiming Democratic or doubtful origins. The Times is linked to a former railroad commissioner and aligned with the Church regime.
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Huron
John Longstall
Longstaff
South Dakota
Times
Smith
Church
Commission completes work. South Dakota members head to Sioux Falls
The joint commission has finished its labors at Bismarck and the South Dakota members are due in Sioux Falls tonight. Judge Edgerton selected capable men for this delicate mission and they have served with credit to themselves and to the state. The full term of the agreement remains awaited with interest.
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Joint Commission
Bismarck
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Edgerton
North Dakota
Sioux Fats
Constitutional Convention
Appalling leakage warned in Sioux Falls city affairs
A note to the city warns of ongoing missteps and cupidity among local actors. The piece urges vigilance by those with vital interests in city management to prevent further harm to residents and farmers alike.
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Sioux Falls
Madison Sentinel editor faces libel suit over justice audit
Editor Mease of the Madison Sentinel is the target of a libel suit filed by the county sheriff, seen as punishment for views on liquor. A Senate water supply committee is expected to visit South Dakota, and Mitchell should invite its members to tour the artesian basin in the Jim Valley.
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Mease
Madison Sentinel
Senate
Northwest
South Dakota
Mitchell
Jim Valley
Secretary Downey Extends Season’s Greetings for Fair Exposition
Secretary Downey of the South Dakota board of agriculture extends season’s compliments to the Republican. The coming exposition is assured to be the most successful in the society’s history.
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Downey
South Dakota Board of Agriculture
Chicago Move Set for Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Offices
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul company plans to move its traffic department to Chicago and will likely transfer all general offices there, deeming Chicago the natural and convenient location.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Company
Chicago
Mitchell Seeks Illinois Central Rail Line
Citizens urge securing the Illinois Central railroad to Mitchell. Officials state the right effort now will advance the project, and details await at the committee appointed last night.
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Mitchell
Illinois Central Railroad
Tor
Miller Press Remarks on Energetic Dakota Newspapers
A quotation praising the persistent editors who sustain daily towns in Dakota, noting there would be few such towns without the energy and drive of U.S. newspaper men.
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Miller Press
Dakota
U.S
Huronite Pushes Opening of Sioux Reservation
The Huronite strongly advocates opening the Sioux reservation and notes this stance narrows the opposition significantly.
Chief Hump Stands Firm Over Reservation Bill
The Cheyenne agency chief known as Chief Hump remains unpersuaded and refuses to sign the reservation bill. His stance marks a notable challenge to the bill's passage among agency leaders and related figures.
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Hump
Cheyenne Agency
Mitchell Seeks Illinois Central For Lower Rates
The Illinois Central means cheap coal and lower freight rates. Mitchell desires the Illinois Central. Sioux Falls groups discuss opening a capital daily at Pierre.
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Illinois Central
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Sure to Be Built Railroads Favored for Black Hills
A two year old letter to the Rapid City Journal argues opening the reservation would secure two railroads to the Black Hills from the Missouri River soon. The writer thinks Chamberlain will gain one line and remains confident both routes are possible.
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Rapid
Excursion Rates to the G A R National Encampment Milwaukee
Excursion ticket sale begins August 21 with terms for return travel to Milwaukee. Rates a first class round trip, with half fare for certain children. Side trips allowed with return coupons kept by agent. Special sleeping car arrangements via Chicago and Milwaukee offices. Baggage limited to carryable items to ease handling.
Pleasant Ridge Social and Community Announcements
Rain is needed for corn and potatoes. Mrs Williams and daughter visit Mrs E Wright at her residence. A birthday party was held last Tuesday at Mr C Reitzel’s with many guests and a bountiful supper. A temperance rally is planned at Green Valley schoolhouse August 4 with Rev Wyckoff and others. Harvest home picnic on August 10 at Jim River invites all with baskets.
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Williams
Vernon
E. Wright
C. Reitzel
Green Valley School House
Birthday Celebration at Reitzel Home Marked by Fifty Years
A Beulah township home hosted Mr. and Mrs. Christain Reitzel for a fiftieth birthday party on Tuesday night. About seventy five guests attended including his Harrisburg mother and Mrs. Goshert from Sterling. The gathering was described as very pleasant and memorable.
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Christain Reitzel
Beulah Township
Mr. Reitzel
Harrisburg
Penn
Pension claims urged by U S agent Charles J Alden
Citizens with claims for pension bounty back pay or other government sums are urged to consult Charles J Alden United States pension agent and war claim attorney free of charge He will be at the Alex Mitchell hotel Mitchell Dakota on Wednesday July 24 1889 with offices in the McMillan block La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Charles J. Alden
United States
Alden
Alex. Mitchell
Mitchell
Dakota
McMillan Block
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Washington
M. Krebs
Devil's Lake Reservation
L’art Totten
N. D
Indian Office
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Congress
Devils Lake
Tee
Ruger
Department of Dakota
War Department
North Dakota
Abraham Lincoln
Buford
Pembina
Totten
Fort Abraham Lincoln
Fort Buford
Fort Pembina
Fort Totten
J K Smith Sells Matched Horses to Sioux City Buyer
Gone to Sioux City J K Smith sold his matched horses Tom and Jessie to FP W Little of Sioux City and will ship them tonight. The consideration is said to be a matter of record.
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J.K. Smith
Tom
Jessie
FP. W. Little
Sioux City
Sioux City Attractives: Little Owns Pair of Steppers
The piece notes the white faced horses will be missed from the streets and cheers Mr. Little for owning the most attractive pair of steppers in Sioux City.
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Little
Sioux City
Social Courtesies Mark City Visit Banquet at Mitchell House
Educational visitors toured the city in private carriages last evening and enjoyed the sights. This evening they attend a banquet at the Alex Mitchell house.
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Alex. Mitchell
Syrup of Igs Promises Health and Cleanse
Of health and strength renewed and of ease and comfort follows the use of Syrup of Igs, as it acts in harmony with nature to effectually cleanse the system when costive or bilious. For sale in 50c and $1.00 bottles by all leading druggists.
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California
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Huggins Relocates to Portland for Loan Brokerage
A Portland circular reports Frank Huggins has moved to Portland Oregon and joined A W Oco bock in the loan and brokerage business. The note wishes him continued prosperity.
For Sale 480 Acres North of Mitchell Dakota
480 acre tract of choice farming land in sections 28 and 33 three miles north of Mitchell Dakota. Complete abstract. No encumbrances. Patented. Terms reasonable. Address Geo Conover Marion Illinois.
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Mitchell
Dakota
Conover
Marion, Ills
Emissaries Speak as Yankton Talks Capital
Mitchell and Hur on emissaries discuss capital with Yanktonians today. Sioux Falls Press denies a rumor of a capital town opposing the reservation opening. Reading room and circulating library hours set for Saturday 7 to 10 PM. Andrew Gannon sells boot and shoe stock to Alpena buyer. goods to be moved there. Jared I. Stone takes possession of Central Lunch rooms. Karl to depart for Guthrie soon. Bowdle property near the university being overhauled and repainted for Prof. Taylor family occupancy.
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Sioux Falls
Andrew Gannon
Alpena
Jared I. Stone
Karl
Guthrie
Bowdle
University
Prof. Taylor
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies
Advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure will cure deafness caused by catarrh. Explains deafness from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and claims nine of ten cases stem from catarrh. Offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured, invites readers to send for free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Northwestern Line Special Half-Fare Excursions
The Northwestern Line offers single-fare round trips on August 6 and 20, September 10 and 24, and October 8 from Chicago to a wide sweep of western destinations beyond Sioux City Omaha and Kansas City. Tickets may start only on sale day, return within thirty days, with west-of-Missouri River stopovers. Excursion tickets also available from St Paul Minneapolis Duluth and Wisconsin points to southwestern Minnesota and Dakota on the same dates. Contact agents or T W Teasdale for rates and details.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Rockford
Reeport
Monroe
Madison
Kilbourn City
A. F. Merrill
Milwaukee Terminal Lines
Mason Street
Starting Point
James River
Sioux City
Dakota
Minnesota
Mapleton
Iowa
Iowa Dakota
Iowa & Dakota
Prairie-du-Chien
Pullman’s Palace Car Company
C. A. Garcelon
CO. M
St. Paul R’y Co
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Omaha
Kansas City
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Indian Territory
Texas
New Mexico
Missouri
Missouri River
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Wisconsin
T. W.teasdale
What Does This Mean
A Watertown newsletter notes that $6,000 of public funds was spent with little discernible benefit and suggests real estate interests may be favored. Critics question further spending and hint capital may be a pretext for ulterior motives.
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Watertown Courier News
Lady in South Carolina Praises Mother's Friend Paste
A South Carolina woman reports a shorter labor with less pain on her third birth, doctors astonished by the ease and she thanks Mother's Friend. She directs readers to Bradfield Reg. Co. in Atlanta for details, noting it is sold by H. Scallin.
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Bradfield Reg. Co
Atlanta, Ga
H. Scallin
And Both Will Win The Charles Mix County Race
The big county contest pits corn against hogs in Charles Mix County with high stakes and local interest centered on agricultural outcomes.
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Chas
Mix
Charles Mix County
Republican County Convention Notice in Davison Dakota
Notice to Republican electors of Davison county that a delegate convention will meet at Mitchell court house on August 17 at 2 PM to choose nine delegates for the state convention on August 28 at Huron and nine delegates for the district convention. The call lists precinct delegate seats and caucus date August 14 at 7 PM.
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Davison County
Dakota
Mitchell
Hiuron
4Th Judicial District
Judicial District Central Committee
G. A. Mathews
Perry
Badger
Blendon
Mt. Vernon
Beulah
Mitchell West Side
Mitchell East Side
Prosper
Lisbon
Union
Baker
Tobin
Rome
M. B. Scorr
L.N. Seaman
Mircneln, Dak
Bradfield Regulator Promoted for Women’s Disorders
An old advertisement urges young women to use Bradfield’s Female Regulator as a tonic for disorders peculiar to women and during change of life. It directs readers to write Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta, Georgia for particulars and notes S. H. Scallin sells the product.
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Bradfield Reg. Co
Atlanta, Ga
S. H. Scallin
Notice of commutation proof for Anne Page land claim
Anne Page of Mitchell Davison County Dakota filed notice of intention to make commutation proof for her claim on land lot 13 section 2 township 102 range 62, to be proven before the register and receiver at Mitchell on September 10 1889. She lists Ira Pingry Albert Smith William A Toom bly and Henry Seall as witnesses of continuous residence and cultivation. Signed H Rowley Register.
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Lind Ollice
Mitchell, Dak
Mitchell
Dakota
Anne Page
Davison County
Ira Pingry
Albert Smith
William A.e. Toombly
Henry Seall
H. Rowley
Register
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice for 160 Acre Parcel in Dakota Territory
Default on a July 11 1883 mortgage by Elizabeth Brearley to Elijah Butterfield leads to foreclosure. The debt totals 471.87 with 376 principal 96.87 interest and 100 attorney fees. Property described as the northeast quarter of section 14 township 102 range 62, Davison County Dakota Territory. Sale set for September 16 1889 at 1 PM at Mitchell courthouse front door.
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Elizabeth Brearley
County of
Davison
Territory of Dakota
Elijah Butterfield
Mitchell
Territory
Dakota
Mitchell, D.T
Twin City Racing Meeting Closes After Ten Day Run
The Twin City racing meeting at Hamline track ends with strong crowds and praise from visiting horsemen who call the track among the best. Results on the last day at Saratoga include winners Eminence White Nose Marshal Luke George Corbett Royal Carter Morse Premier Catalpa Net Watkins and a note on a land allotment dispute at Devils Lake with Indians opposing severalty and taxation.
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St, Pau
Hamline
Saratoga
Eminence
Successor
Milton
White Nose
Leontine
Minnie Palmer
Marshal Luke
Golightly
Kittie R
George Corbett
Fred Zeibig
Woodburn
Royal Carter
Bocarcio
George Angus
Murdered for Money in Edgerton Home
Isabelle Ryerson, 50, living alone in Edgerton, Wis., was found dead at 10 a.m. in her bed with a broken, discolored neck. A broken chest and scattered contents suggest robbery as the motive. An inquest is underway with no clue yet.
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Janesville
Wis
Isabelle Ryerson
Edgerton
Flood and cyclone wreck Bloomfield business district
New York reports Brooklyn and New Jersey towns, including Bloomfield and Elizabeth, hit by floods and a tornado. The Bloomfield business center is flooded, brick row buildings endangered, and several lives feared lost. Damage runs into hundreds of thousands across Essex County and adjoining areas as rail lines are washed out and roads submerged.
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New York
Bloomfield
N. J
Elizabeth
New Jersey
South Orange
Seabury & Johnson
East Orange
Neck
Newark
Essex
Poughkeepsie
Ellis Corners
Ulster County
Highlands
Matthew Harcourt
John Nelson
Kingston
N. Y
New England
Boston
New York Central
New Haven
Hartford
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Black Hills
CG. A. R. National
Pleasant Ridge
Talking Capital
Yankton Press
South Carolina
Bradfield
Mortcade Sale
Elwan Busterfield
Diuon & Preston, Mortgage
Mortgageo
Twin City
Morse
Catalpa
Net Watkins
Pitbe
Bloomfield, N. J
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Erie
Fillbrook
Fillburn
Essex County
Haverhill
Mass
Elim Corner
Detroit
Mich
Iron Mountain
Lizzie Farrell
Norway
Anns McCabe
Depere
Alice McGillan
Escanaba
Menominee River
Massachusetts
Republican State Central Committee
Tremont Temple
Cincinnati
A. B. Jones
Charles Blyth
First Presbyterian Church of
Walnut Hills
Bismakrok
Constitutional Convention of
Committee On Public Institutions
Hether
Gray
Cass
Rolfe
Benson County
Standing Rock
California Athletic Club
Frank Murphy
England
Billy Murphy
Australia
Billy Mur
Cook
Kokomo
Ind
Diamond Plate Glass Works
Mexico
Louisville, KY
New York, WN
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