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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1901

Page

2

Subscription rates and notices in Mitchell printing

The Mitchell Printing Co announces subscription rates and advertising costs, including six line business cards and legal notices. February 8 1901 report covers Governor Herried praise, South Dakota newspaper meeting at the state capital, Senator Pettigrew remarks on army reorganization, bond requirements for officials, and Bryan’s Commoner reception.

Riness South Dakota Davison John £. Burke Mary Burke K. J. Horan John E. Burke Ellen Burke James V. Bure Joseph Burke John L James W. Burke Tess Mitchell Commercial and Savings Bank Morrow South Daota G. H. Rew Kibbee

Senate vote on revenue bill faces treasury drain

Approval of the governor would strain the public treasury by about 860000 yearly. Laws to raise taxes are unlikely, so either higher valuations or a revenue law are needed. Though equity is urged, several senators doubt timing. Counties with Lawrence and Yankton institutions back the bill, while Populists warn of GOP treasury trouble.

Pettigrew Senate Washington United States Mr. Bryan Lincoln Omaha Bee Bose Kryan Lawrence Far River Minnehaha Yankton Republican Party Treasury

Mutuals Face Regulation Expansion In State Legislation

A Pierre special explains two bills introduced in the senate and house to bring mutual insurance companies under the inspector’s oversight. The measures set a $200,000 minimum capital for all companies, require 25 percent paid up at charter, cash payment, and governor-approved securities for the rest, aiming to curb deception and ensure safety while keeping mutuals on a legitimate footing.

Commissioner of Insurance Pierre Senate House Watertown United States

Will Boom His Business

Dallas merchant S Laval credits Electric Bitters with reviving his health after two years of debility from overwork. He says four bottles restored appetite sleep and energy, calling it the best medicine on earth. He endorses the tonic at 50 cents a bottle at Soallin's drug store.

Children imitate Mrs Nation in playful destruction

A South Dakota man told Sioux City Tribune how local children imitate Mrs Nation by using a small frame building as a playhouse. A girl returned with a large hatchet and, amid laughter, began smashing items while others yelled There goes Mrs Nation as objects were hurled and walls damaged.

Nation

City council sparsely attended as mayor addresses meeting

Mayor Van Alstine opened a sparsely attended council meeting with Aldermen Stout Perry Beckwith Miller and Bannett present. Reports showed limited town activity including a small treasury balance and routine police fire and water works expenses. The body approved bills, set a new water rate, tightened airgun rules, adjusted curb setback and width, and discussed attendance enforcement and disposal of a rotted westside park fence. A dumping ground ordinance and a new jury box list were proposed before adjournment.

van Alstine Stout Perry Beckwith Miller Bannett McCormick Justice McKinley Kibbee Treasury McDonald Electric Light Co Roy Perry H. McCormick Geo W. Ranstin Mere R. Owen J.J. Schlimgen Mitchell Fire Department Spears W. H. Webster & Co McKinley & Eddy National Meter Co M. Keith John T. Coghlan E. B. VanAletine H.R Hannett Fullerton Lumber Co Milwaukee Co Meyer VanAlstine North Main Street McLaughlin Bracy Westside Park L. E. Stair John Colvin C. W. Downey Gee H. Miner Wm. Nash A. J. Putnam G. W. Austin J. Fish E. Spangler M. Slade T. M. Wallace John Tannehill J. M. Rushmore J.C. Purdy Ed. Leehan C. E. Mason Wm. Anderson Wa. Herbert F. B. Elie Thos. Grace D. M. Tiffany W. H. Webster C. C. Halphide H. Noble Wa. Murphy R. R. Saul Tte

Public Farm and Livestock Auction at Bates Property

Auction notices sale of farm near Mitchell on February 13 1901 detailing horses cattle hogs and farm machinery. Listings include 6 mares 4 driving horses 11 milch cows 27 fat steers and many implements with terms cash under 10 and nine months on approved security at 10 percent interest. Sale begins at 10 o clock with lunch at noon. O A Bates owner Boyden Welch auctioneers.

Mitchell Bethel Church Poland McCormick Lansing Fuller & Johnson Key City O. A. Bates Boyden & Welch Daniel M. Boan Ellen Bongard Hiram Ds Upton Peter Register of Deeds Davison County South Dakota Hiram D. Upton Charles G. Church Davison John Lacher Dakota Said Watertown Charles G, Church Gro W. Case

Boice Earns Top Hen and Pullet in State Show

M Boice wins for Buff Rock hen and pullet and takes first prize with a Light Brahma cock, earning high honors in the state poultry contest.

M. Boice

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the Mitchell Printing CO W. Downey Volker Official Herried Treasuries Mutuals Foley S. H. Scallin Hood Court House Insaid S. D Eastman Jaque Emmert Proprietary Co Chicago C.gotzlange St.paul Ming Wheeler & Wilson M. L. Boss W. Abbey J. L. Hannett M. L. Bons Jackson J. T. Morrow H.R. Kisbee R. R. Bowdle H. R. Kibble Notary Public Davison Co State of South Dakota County of Courta, Davison Co Duncan McDonald J. M. McDonald C. C. Orr Sioux City Gifford Wich Mort Henry Swindsler Daviton County C. FE. Benedict
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