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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1894

Page

3

Local items note births and politics in town

Mini resume reports a 12 pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs J W Beattie, real estate loans offered, a warehouse rented to S C Gibson, and a farmer shipping wheat west of town. It mentions Populist and Democratic conventions in town, a funeral service for Mrs Schneider, and local race results and matchups.

Lbowdle & Newcomer W. R. Smith Bard S. C. Gibson J. W. Beattie Cheney Milwaukee Blinn Hood J. H. McLean Moore Yankton Asylum Messrs Cattrell Gordimier Register of Deeds

Neighborhood news and social notes from Mitchell area

Long list of local movements and events including travel plans of several residents to Illinois Missouri and Chicago. church services and Sunday school reports. a dance at Mr Sanders and an offer for rough work removing old horses. notices of a Democratic convention and upcoming excursions. health notes and a water cure fad excerpt. travel to Forestburg Mitchell and surrounding communities. train and map information advertised by Mitchell Printing Co.

E. E. Dean Geo. Wallis Cushman and Newell Ellen Elsie Jackson Hunter's Grove Hood O. S. Hood & Co Lowell Mass Stavife Dakota James N. Godzy Claremont South Dakota

The Chinese Riot and the Rescue of Two Missionaries

An account from the Hongkong Telegraph details the assault on Drs. Bigler and Halverson in Canton by a Chinese mob. Captain Barton and others rescued Dr. Halverson, while Dr. Bigler endured a brutal attack before reaching safety. both missionaries suffered injuries but survived.

Hongkong Canton Bigler Halverson Sun-wui Dr. Bigler J. H. Barton N. M. C. Revenue Fumon-tsi Barton Dr. Halverson Mission House Helper Messrs Galletti Hayden Evens Breitenfeldt

Corn Belt Real Estate meeting reports growth and thefts

The Corn Belt Real Estate association held its annual meeting at the Commercial Club with 18 counties represented. Delegates lobby for farm land inquiries, forecasts of settler influx, and appointed a crop statistics committee. Also details a long-running burglary case in Beulah township with a $50 reward offered by D G Wes dated August 20 1894.

Corn Belt Real Estate Association Geo. W. Roberts Yankton Chas. W. Kennedy Madison A. B. Hager Mitchell Aurora C. J. Anderson Plankinton Buffalo B. C. Huddle Gann Valley Bon Homme—C H. Stillwell Tyndall Sec Beulah Sioux Falls D. G. Wes

Baptist Preaching Schedule Last Talk by Miss Sherman

Church notices announce next Sunday services at 10 45 a m led by the pastor and 8 p m by Miss Sherman. This will be Miss Sherman’s last address before she depart for the Black Hills. E H Teall pastor.

Baptist Miss Sherman Black Hills E.H. Teall

Yankton Convention Adopts Platform as District Seats Declined

The Yankton convention reassembled to approve the platform committee report. A district method for railroad commissioner selections failed, Pickler and Gamble won first ballot nominations for Congress, Gov. Sheldon renominated by acclamation, and all one term state officers slated for renomination.

Yankton Platform Committee Johnston Pickler and Gamble Congress Sheldon Phillips Moody Lucas

Death of Fred H. Clark in early morning summons

Fred H. Clark died at 2 o clock Thursday at R P Hall residence where he spent the summer with his brother H C Clark after a long illness. His parents Rev and Mrs C B Clark of Huron were telegraphed and arrived in the afternoon. He had dysentery recently and heart failure was the immediate cause. The Republican will honor his work as city editor and mourn his loss. Funeral at M E church at 3 tomorrow with burial in Mitchell cemetery.

Fred H. Clark R. P. Hall H. C. Clark C. B. Clark Huron Fred O. M. Pine Lisbon Republican M. E Mitchell

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