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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1889
Page
4
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The article notes South Dakota 1855 totals with 651 statewide and 20 081 among thirteen counties passing Mitchell en route to a state convention. It argues Mitchell's rail links boost chances for capital, while Jamestown Alert and Aspublican favor Washington for the World’s Fair location over New York.
The convention produced a happy outcome with Mr Haney elected, promising an honest capable administration in the first year of statehood and self government. Praise is given to the available talent, noting the convention could not have erred with strong material.
The Pioneer Register argues Sioux Falls envies Mitchell over railroad prospects. The subject denies envy, but concedes envy of rail lines Mitchell will secure. She emphasizes she has rail access that makes her city far more reachable for South Dakota residents than Sioux Falls.
The Armour Tribune remains forceful under W J Barnwell after J M Duncan moves to Sioux City for job printing. It endorses Mitchell for the capital and urges Republican harmony in Douglas county.
The Aberdeen Pioneer endorses Frank Pettigrew for the senate but warns against personal attacks on Judge Edgerton and cautions the campaign to focus on issues and policy.
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes calls shaping the governor race with Mahone in Virginia Miller in Dakota and Mellette in South Dakota.
The Aberdeen News expanded to accommodate capital advertisements from Mitchell Iuron D Pierre and Watertown now appearing in its columns.
Hon A W Campbell respected last council member receives nomination for circuit judge in his district.
The Republican acknowledges receipt of an invitation to the Lincoln county fair to be held at Canton.
Juditor Bronson of the Steward Advance has been nominated to run for state senator representing Miner County.
Yankton Press reports Miner county faces crop failure with about 1600 of 6500 residents needing aid. Local committees will meet county commissioners to craft a relief program next Friday. Davison and neighboring counties urged to join, with Rus Rus? OAN coordinating donations and a fund at once starting with a $9.00 starter from The Republican.
The convention for Miner Hangon San born Aurora derauld Brule Buffalo and Davison counties gathers in Mitchell. Mitchell offers the shortest travel time for most delegates making it the most accessible capital option in the district with White Lake East delegates also closer to Mitchell. The move underscores Mitchell’s practical advantage and expected efficiency for today’s proceedings.
Erwin of Kingsbury County reports Mitchell as the most central city in the state and the best connected by trunk roads north south and east west. He argues Mitchell offers superior town accommodations and direct car routes with no transfers, claiming four to one advantages over rivals.
Milbank Advance lists six cities in the race to become the state capital. Vierre Mitchell Redfield Juton Sioux Walls and Watertown are described as in “dead earnest” and ranked by current strength and merit for voter consideration.
In Yankton the marriage of C. H. Dillon of Mitchell Dakota and Miss Maud Tripp of Yankton was performed by Rev D F Bradley at noon at Chief Bartlett Tripp’s residence. The ceremony followed by a large dinner reception and guests then sent the couple eastward. The couple will reside in Yankton after September 12 with the groom’s new home nearing completion for November occupancy.
The Benedicts defeated the Bachelors 10 to 4 after five innings in a double whitewash start. Dr. Crane umpired impartially as the east side kids toppled the west side in a 2 to 2b score. The second game of the series is scheduled for today and the third on Saturday.
The Presbyterian Sunday school held a picnic at Whites Mill yesterday despite intense heat. Attendees report a very enjoyable time with dinner among the pleasures. A substantial frame residence is under construction by Chas Seplin on the south side, featuring a 16x24 main section with a 16x18 foot ell, full story and a half, directed by Leury Lester.
A long discussion extols Mitchell as state capital backing a Methodist university at Mitchell with 250 lots valued at about 125 dollars each. It argues capital relocation could quadruple values and fund a 100000 dollar endowment, while detailing the university’s new four story granite buildings and campus facilities. It also notes I B Rigg visiting Santee with Sioux students and the strong prospects for the Indian School.
A party of friends gathered Wednesday evening at Butte Farm for an informal program of vocal and instrumental numbers. Performers included Co]. and Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Shaw, Grace Goodykoontz, Miss Smith, Miss Page, Mr. Page, and Mrs. Washburn who recited two popular selections.
Mitchell establishes a permanent glee club after recruiting well known singers. The group trains three evenings weekly to build high musical standards. Members include A H H Pehrson, J A Brown, Dr H, Sevey, Bates, Marker, Rhy V, Bere, and Vises.
Van Eps of Sioux Falls commands a large following and holds substantial Mitchell real estate interests. Sioux Falls voters expect many to back Mitchell for the capital. There is a strong chance Sioux Falls will withdraw and shift their votes to Mitchell.
Mr. Treiber of Michigan preached at the morning service to a large crowd and in the evening Rev. J. K. Reitzel of Chicago, the church’s pioneer pastor, spoke to a sizable audience in his scholarly, logical, forceful style.
The Huron convention reports credentials seating Douglas and Loucks delegates, adopts a platform split on prohibition, and nominates Gifford and Pickler for Congress. Mellette and Ringsrud are chosen by acclamation for state posts, with Taylor winning treasurer and Dollard as attorney general. Adjournment set after speeches of acceptance.
Ex-President Cleveland accepts appointment as a member of the committee on permanent organization for the 1892 international exposition. He pledges cooperation with other citizens to ensure the expo’s grand success.
Advice to mothers praises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with a forty year track record and claims to ease pain and diar rrhea. Also promotes a salve for skin conditions as best in class with a money back guarantee and sales through local merchants.
A South Carolina woman reports a shorter labor with less pain than two prior births and thanks the "Mother's Friend". She directs readers to Bradfield Red Co. in Atlanta, Ga, for details and notes sale by H. Scallin.
National League results include New York 4 Boston. Wittsburg 9 Chicago. Cleveland 5 Indian apolis 1. Washington 12 Philadelphia 4. Western Association games: Minneapolis 3 Des Moines 6. Omaha 4 81 Joseph 0. Denver 6 Sioux City 9.
An ad promotes Williams Australian herb pills for women claiming to brighten eyes and improve complexion. It asserts beauty improves when skin tone is clear and suggests taking as directed. Price is 25 cents at Gale's.
Information from Topeka reports that D. D. Russell, treasurer of school district No. 12 in Kearney county, Kansas, is a defaulter to the amount of 1500 dollars.
Seven five creditors attend the Wauregan Co meeting in Providence. The treasurer reports liabilities of 1 101 000 and assets 366 000 leaving net debt of 735 000 on the plant. Nottingham mill shows liabilities 247 000 and assets 540 000.
The Fargo gathering marks the state party’s first convention with Congressman Springer of Illinois addressing and opposing prohibition. James O. Jsrenas elected as chairman for permanent organization.
A five year old boy was kidnapped from a peddler Henry Rosenburg’s wagon on South Water Street near Market House. An unknown man seized the child while the father was inside a store and the boy has not been seen since. Public concern rises as authorities search for the missing boy.
A large four story Denver house occupied by merchants on the lower floor and an adjoining two story lodging house, plus five or six residences on each side, were destroyed by fire this morning in Tacoma. The total loss is about 60,000 dollars.
A bedridden woman near death with consumption is saved by a wrapping paper note about Dr. King's New Discovery. She uses sample and larger bottles, gains weight, and recovers to full health. For details, send a stamp to W H Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial bottles of this discovery offered free at Seabellin's drugstore.
This ad claims Electric Bitters can end dyspepsia and bring eupepsy for all, noting many seek such relief and spend fortunes. It asserts the product, used as directed, improves digestion and liver, stomach, and kidney issues. Sold by H. Scallin for 50c and 1 per bottle.
An 1889 notice page lists Ballard’s Lorebound Syrup success stories and strawberry plant sales from Northern Nursery Sharpless and Crescent. It also advertises a Minnesota to South Dakota land exchange and thieves with a missing gray cow. Additional homestead notices name Heman J. Stretton and Charles Tuckery with witness lists.
A pro match in New Port Rhode Island featured state champion George Kew against American pro Tom Pettitt. Kew won the morning contest before a large crowd, defending his Rhode Island title.
The Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta Ga promotes the tonic for disorders specific to women and menopause. It claims broad benefits and invites inquiries from young women and others suffering from female-related ailments. Sold by 8. HL. Scallin.
A pleasing sense of vigor and ease follows use of Syrup of Figs. It acts in harmony with nature to cleanse the system, helping biliousness. Sold in 50c and 1.00 bottles by reading druggists.
W S Zelement a general delivery clerk at the St Paul postoffice was arrested today by postoffice inspector Woods for robbing the mails. His family resides in southern Iowa and he is unmarried.
Oliver Wendell Holmes celebrated his eightieth birthday at Beverly. Aug. 29. He received letters and telegrams of congratulations from across the country and hosted many friends this afternoon.
A Bidwell stage arriving in San Francisco was halted by a highwayman who seized Wells Fargo & Co. treasure box and escaped with the loot. The stolen amount is not known.
President Clarrison appoints Gen. James M. Warner as postmaster in Albany New York and James M Bailey as surveyor at the Albany port New York.
The forecast notes Daxora-Fair with slightly warmer conditions overall except central portions where temperatures stay steady. Southerly winds prevail across the region.
An old ad compiles Castoria usage from infancy to motherhood and promotes Tomlinson's Dead Shot for colic dysentery and bowel issues in humans and animals. It lists L. QO. Gale and S. N. Scallin as sellers and introduces Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier offering 100 doses for one dollar.
After the game, fans emit a cheer as players acknowledge the audience. TV cameras capture the moment while reporters note the mood and reactions from both teams.
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