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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1889

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Railroad mass meeting spurs formation of Omaha and South Dakota Railway

A large crowd gathered at the court house on Tuesday for a mass meeting backing a new rail line from Forest City to Omaha via Yankton Blunt Mitchell and surrounding counties. Key figures included Gov. Pennington Ex Gov Pennington and business leaders who urged immediate incorporation and the creation of a company with 5 million dollars in capital.

Court House AE. Tritchcock W. W. Waite Blunt C. H Dillon Missouri Pacific Northwestern Omaha Edward Thompson P. Ilull Waterbury Jerauld County Foster South Dakota Sioux City Nebraska Ti. M. Springer Forest City Bowdle Gettysburg Ile Springer Geo. H. Iland Yankton Marshall Gann Valley G. ’. Harben Esa Olivet Bair Huron Land Office Huron S. Ns Bittenbender Ponca Neb R. S. Berlin Son C. H. Dillon Henry Hoffman Gov. Pennington Mitchell ER. M. Springer Henry Wolfman Slant C. J. Dillon Geo. H. Hand G. L. Harben Dillon & Preston Geo. Hl Hand Ilenry Stoffman Omaha and

Mixed politics and territorial debates in volume XI

The volume surveys railway expansion in Mitchel and Jim valley, Missouri River politics, and state funding for the 1855 South Dakota constitutional convention. It notes Idaho and Wyoming admission talk, ongoing World’s Fair rivalries, and local legal actions. It critiques church influence on state decisions and flags looming senatorial campaigns.

Homes on East Third and Burr’s Addition

Jas Lyons has moved into a new spacious residence on east Third street. C L Dillon, Esq, is preparing his Burr’s addition home for the holidays. H C Gordon, Esq, bought the Durell residence on east Sixth street and plans to move in Monday as the Durell family head to Iowa for winter. Salem Pioneer Register notes Sioux Falls Press analysis on Mitchell capital prospects.

Jas. Lyons East Third Street C. LI. Dillon Burr H.C. Gordon Durell East Sixth Street Durells Iowa Salem Pioneer Register Sioux Falls Mitchell

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