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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1893
Page
7
Friday February 17 1893 edition notes advertising rates legal notices and personal notices with free obituaries and resolutions. It discusses political commentary on Judge Greshams appointment and party harmony with Pettigrew and Mellette. The piece predicts 1893 as South Dakotas most prosperous year.
A New York Press writer argues that voters in six western states Nebraska Kansas Colorado Idaho Nevada and North Dakota do not share General Weaver’s position. The piece suggests Democrat electors and Populists alter perceptions and notes Washington correspondents' critiques of press influence and public reputations.
The Republican editorial urges Mayor to issue a call for a vote on selling bonds to fund a new south side high school. It argues the school board must decide bond details and that delaying elections harms student welfare, urging council to support a timely election and bond sale at a premium if approved.
In Pierre the House votes 450 000 for the World’s Fair with 10 000 to the woman’s board and sends the bill to conference. senate probes Brookings College management with ex trustee Hitchcock testimony and Regent Reudenfeld’s role. Other notes report mortgage tax relief defeated, divorce residency changes debated, capital relocation rumors, and new state appointments.
A large crowd filled the rink Tuesday for Miss Chandler's class recital marking stronger ties between Mitchell's University and the city. The D U Band opened with improving performances. Notable acts included pantomime recitations by Miss Clark Miss Anderson and Miss Rogers The Angles of Buena Vista and other pieces featured Miss Frankie Miner Miss Lois Kingsberry and Miss Clara James. A piano duet by Miss Mouser and Miss Doty closed the show with graceful tableaux. Two land parcels near Mt Vernon advertised for sale by F Raymond.
AL Mitchell associates and J A Reed with Wim Hix of Hawarden purchase the building and business of GC Rhoades. They closed the deal Saturday and take possession on Thursday, withmong new firm expected to boost local commerce.
Washington February 16 bids were opened in the secretary of the navy office for 6 700 tons of nickel steel armor for vessels under construction. The act provides 4 million dollars for the purchase. Prominent bidders include H C Frick of Carnegie Steel and Bethlehem Works Bethlehem Pa.
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