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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1899

Page

9

Criticism of Mitchell Reception Sparks Bipartisan Debate

The Mitchell letter column defends a simple citizen gathering for a returned volunteer while denouncing Brev. Whitcher for turning the event into partisan theater. It notes the public records and a warrow of tensions over militia actions and a court martial potential.

Brer. Whitcher The Gazette Bret. Whitcher Mitchell Grer Whitcher Brev Whiteher Whitecher Brer Whitehher Sioux Falls

Warne and Frost face court martial over dramatic letters

The piece notes Major Warne and Col. Frost are set for a court martial after Warne accuses a subordinate in a published letter. Pettigrew is blamed for releasing the missive, with Nagasaki as the arrest point during the troop voyage home.

Warne Arrest Reported in Nagasaki Cable This Week

The South Dakota regiment surgeon Major Warne faced a hostile clash with Col Frost authorities after a private letter attacking Frost surfaced. The controversy followed war troops homeward transit to Nagasaki Japan where Warne sent a dismissive cable to Senator Pettigrew saying he was arrested by a host publisher letter. A court martial is anticipated to examine the Pettigrew Lee political attempt involvement.

South Dakota Frost Maj. Warne Col. Frost War Department South Warne Major Warne Pettigrew Sioux City Journal Peast Nagasaki Japan Ralph Wheelock Minneapolis Tribune Philippines Mitchell West Point Gov. Lee Pettigrew-Lee First South Dakota

Reed Resigns from Congress Emphasizing Europe Plan

Thos. B. Reed has followed through on his pledge and resigned his congressional seat. The ex speaker will be missed in Washington. speculation holds that Mr. Henderson may meet the standard. Governor Lee warns soldiers could become paupers and a menace to organized labor in California.

Thos. B. Reed Europe Congress Henderson

Exposition shows colonial exhibits and native villages

The Colonial Building showcases Hawaiian and Philippine resources with rare animals and birds. Special sections like the Filipino, Cuban, and Hawaiian Villages place native people in their homeland settings. Visitors experience real life as people speak, sing, and perform music.

Philippine Islands

New Dry Goods Store Planned in Mitchell by H D Butterfield

H D Butterfield of Mt Vernon Iowa will establish a dry goods store in Mitchell by September. He has rented the former Mitchell Dry Goods Co. and will heat the building with a furnace. Invoicing of stock begins Monday as transfer to Harrington, new proprietor, is arranged. Social and civic ties in Mt Vernon noted as Butterfield moves to Mitchell.

Mitchell H. D. Butterfield Mt. Vernon Iowa Minnesota Geo. E. Logan Butterfield South Dakota

Counties Withhold License Money Await Supreme Court Ruling

Liquor dealers in western counties refused to pay licenses, challenging the state law as dispensary rules last year. Only eleven counties have remitted amounts totaling thousands, while two thirds withhold pending the court decision. Names and sums from Beadle to Minnehaha listed. An authorial note promotes J Newton Hathaway’s book and marketing pitches for Mrs Winslow’s Syrup and No To Bac remedies follow.

Black Hills Missouri Supreme Court Beadle Bon Homme Duel Hand Lake Lindon Lyman McCook McPherson Minnehaha Walworth

South Dakota Lands Opened in Watertown District

The South Dakota land department filed on 9000 acres in Watertown district with 4200 acres indemnity grants and 4800 acres for the agricultural college grant. State aims to fill all grants over several years as indemnity lands, while continuing occasional filings. Also notes medical ads for Ely Cream Balm and Hobbs Sparacus Pills with addresses and sample offers.

South Dakota State Land Department Watertown Agricultural College

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Mitchell Capital Potter D.& C.corr J. Newton Hathaway Commercial Block Sioux City Sterling Remedy Co Chicago New York Ely Ely Brothers Warren Street Hobbs Enceisa Karl Wells & CO Leroy N.Y 8. H. Scallin Scalia J. L. Hannett Mitcwell, Ss. D J. W. Broadbent & CO Prescott & Bidwell Gillis Shoe Company WM. Koch A. T. McGovern & Son's Mitchell, S. D
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