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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1886

Page

4

Republican County Convention at Mitchell August 8 1886

The Republican delegate convention for Davison county will meet at the Mitchell court house August 8 1886 at 1 p.m. to select seven delegates for the territorial convention in Yankton September 22 1886. Totals list township representation and primary dates set for Labor Day. Thurman predicts John Sherman will lead Ohio's delegation to the next national convention.

Davison County Diexota Court House Mitchell Yankton Eknch Township Tithe County Perry Badger Lisbon Blendon Onion Vernon Rome Reguirer Atul O.O Stanciovteld Thurman John Sherman Ohio

Next Dakota Governor Hints From Day Favors Elk Point Tie

M H L Day says the next Dakota governor will be Ziebach or Caulfield. The writer doubts the governor will reside in the territory. Day county Democrats formed with Major C Boyd Barrett of Aberdeen aiding. They instructed delegates to back M W Sheafe of Elk Point and Watertown at the congressional convention.

M. HL. Day Dakota Ziebach Caulfield Territory Day County C. Boyd Barrett Aberdeen M. W. Sheafe Elk Point Watertown

English politician William TH retires from politics

William TH, known for a strenuous bid as vice-president running mate with Mancock, announces plans to retire from politics. The statement comes about six years after the event.

William TH Mancock

Spies Anarchist Plots And Iowa Prohibition Debate Remembered

The piece recalls the anarchist Spies scheming with poison syringe tactics and foresees law and order clashes after a Sioux City preacher murder. It argues temperance debates are settled by law, urges capturing perpetrators, and criticizes land-entry practices exposed by Secretary Lamson. It also covers a reform order to Commissioner Sparks on canceling entries and holding hearings.

Sioux City Lowa Iowa Law and Order Sparks Lami

Mitchell Votes Bond For Water Works In Aberdeen Pioneer

Mitchell approved a $50,000 bond measure Tuesday to fund a water works system. The Aberdeen Pioneer notes Mitchell’s energetic leadership and the city’s deserved prosperity.

Aberdeen Mitchell

Defiance Line Bridge Nears Completion on Aster Milwaukee Route

The Floyd crossing on the Aster line of the Milwaukee will be finished by August 15 with two 100 foot Howe truss spans set for double tracks. Foundations nearly done and the structure on the ground. The plan aims to begin track-laying soon after completion as graders race ahead toward the Little Sioux river.

Sioux City Journal Floyd Milwaukee Sioux City Des Moines Little Sioux

News Demand Over Opinion Says Geo D Perkins

Geo D Perkins urges town editors to prioritize news over opinion and warns against loans or favors from politicians or town bosses. He advocates independence from money, entanglements, and partisan politics while calling for higher moral standards to raise press quality and public trust.

Geo. D. Perkins

Dakota and Dakotans full of regionwide notes

The Dakota papers report on Bismarck's prosperity and Vermillion's artesian well plan, Mandan's stance on Fort Lincoln, and a freight car theft in Ellendale. Legal and academic moves include U S court in the Hills and Professor Vance appointed at Dakota University. Local items cover taxes in Cass County, weddings at Grand Forks, Yankton hotel demand, and a possible suicide near Asuron.

Vermillion Mandan Standing Rock Fort Lincoln Ellendale Marshal Maratta United States Carlind United States Court Vance Racine Wisconsin Dakota University Deadwood Pioneer Gifford Palmer Yankton Fargo Argus Cass County Fargo Murphy Grand Forks Yankton Press Grant County Bismarck

Murder Verdict in Chezelmas Case Near Ashton

Alphonse Chezelmas was found shot near his home between Ashton and Athol. A coroner's inquest ruled he was killed by an unknown assailant returning home. suspicion falls on a former employee who recently vanished. A county reward may be posted. Chezelmas owned 450 acres west of Ashton.

Aberdeen D.T Alphonse Chezelmas Ashton Athol Black Hills Chezelmas France J. W. Hallett

Plankinton Weather, Hail Storm, and Local Incidents

A rain on the 27th aids corn and flax in Plankinton with a hail storm described as ten miles square causing damaged homes and likely crop loss. A dispute between Beuzeville and an Englishman ended without violence. A Weatherbury lightning death is reported. prairie chicken shootings spark arrests. In Wolsey harvests end, yields vary by crop with dry weather lowering corn prospects. local injuries and visits also noted.

Farmers’ Mutual Protection Association of Wolsey Cogan the Journal William Eldredge

Ipswich Welcomes New United States Land Office Receiver

Major L A Burke arrives in Ipswich after appointment as receiver of the U S land office at Aberdeen. A gaily decorated engine and local townsfolk join a reception and banquet in his honor amid broad approval from supporters. Ep Carirlt urges stronger game protection as August 1 ends protections for prairie chickens and quails.

Ipswich L.A. Burke United States Land Office Aberdeen Washington Roscoe Loyalton CariraLt Mitchell

Farmers urged to petition ban on prairie chicken shooting

J F Hanson argues before the county, urging residents in Davidson County to petition the next county commissioners meeting to prohibit prairie chicken shooting in the area, criticizing local prohibition supporters as reckless hunters.

Davison County J. F. Hanson

Marriage of Ida Reitzel and E J Wallen at Mitchell

The quiet country life was brightened by the marriage of Miss Ida Reitzel and Mr. E J Wallen of Marshalltown Tuesday night at the bride's parents home. Rev John of Grand View officiated with many neighbors attending. gifts included a table castor and a $20 gold piece. Funeral for Georgie Jackson noted with a heartfelt verse, aged eighteen months.

Ida Reitzel E. J. Wallen Marshalltown Town Chris. Reitzel Mr. John Grand View John Messrs. Mason Bobb Pine, Ward, Peck Pine, Ward, Peck, Johnson, A. R. Reitzel, Jacob Reitzel Wright Georgie George Cora Jackson Hutzelton Verndale Minnesota S. J. Winegar Mr. Washburn

Special Meeting of County Commissioners in 1886 Mt Vernon Election Ordered

Special meeting held July 29 1886 with full board. Refund for Sarah Filkins double assessment $125. Treasurers and clerks of Lisbon and Baker townships approved salaries. Mt Vernon incorporation election ordered for August 1886 with polls 9am to 4pm. Bridge repairs and wolf bounties noted.

Board of County Commissioners Sarah Filkins Lisbon Baker G. A. Martin A. J. Annis John Cook Baker School Reat John McClurg Eae Ieee Henry McGuire Board of Health J.C. Tatman Mt. Vernon Board of County Commissioner John Head J.C. Roth Merman S. Mulligan D. D. Jackson

County Board Proceedings July 1886 and Testimonials

The record covers a July 30 1886 meeting of the Davison County board of commissioners approving a bid by C P Jones for two bridges over Jim River and Firesteel Creek, listing commissioners fees, adjournment sine die, and a certification by the county clerk. It includes testimonials from J D Cox Ohio governor and Wm F Aiken Maryland chemist praising Munson lightning rods for the deaf and dumb asylum, with endorsements by professors.

F. Slade Mitchell Printing Co J. KF. Bradley Mdse W. W. Gardner C.P. Jones L. H. Johnston Jim River Firesteel Lewis Dakota Davison Board of County Commissioners Onto Columbus J Grnrs Munson J. D. Cox Ohio

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