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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1893
Page
9
Dr J N Hathaway advertises eradicating syphilis with a noninvasive method and claims cures for skin diseases and female ailments. He offers symptom blanks and a 6 page reference book, promising confidential treatment and prompt replies from Sioux City office in the Commercial Bank Building.
Lexpos Feb 14 Mr Gladstone presents the long talked of home rule measure in the House of Commons. He speaks for over two hours to a chorus of Liberal and Irish Nationalist cheers. He reviews past promises, the union's coercion, and argues for Irish self government as the path forward. The home rule bill is introduced at speech’s end.
Washington Feb 13 The inauguration committee reports progress satisfactory for President elect Cleveland ceremonies. General McMahon and Colonel Corbin oversee parade arrangements and militia applications flow from across the United States. Over 37 000 from more than 100 civic groups including Tammany have reported for March 4 line up with Pennsylvania to send the largest guard contingent. New York will contribute Seventh and Sixty ninth regiments and likely Company A Thirteenth. Threshing Machine Trust to be formed in Iowa and Minnesota at Sheldon Feb 15 to fix rates and curb competition hurting profits.
The Lincoln birthday service, organized by the Sons of Veterans, filled the courthouse with patriots as Capt. E. A. Skinner opened remarks and Rev. C. B. Clark led prayers. Rev. Teall gave final benediction after tributes on Lincoln’s life and the Civil War era.
The city council adjourned session refused to call a special election for school bonds after a legal opinion. Powell and Skinner won the bid to paint the fire apparatus. Minors will be barred from pool halls under strict enforcement. Jurors for May term named. News notes Wisner estate dispute and Pinkham locating offices in Huron with Mitchell as south base.
Mr. Lou Smith visited the week as Miss Mamie Faby spent Sunday at her home. Nellie Barker was detained from classes by illness. Forty new books were ordered for the library Thursday. Maude Bateman teaches near Ludden. Nellie Aitkens of Plankinton visited Friday and Saturday. Jennie West spent a day or two.
University friends plan a Washington birthday celebration at Plankinton with Misses Anderson and Clark assisting. Mr Harris leads the band in Mr Broderick’s absence. Pictures of John Temple Graves posted for a March 1 lecture on the Reign of the Demagogue. Home oratory contest entries arrive for correction and promise an unusually lively contest.
A bizarre note recalls Noah and a balloon with twins missing near Pike's Peak while Champeny Bros. Amid wild claims, shoppers are urged to buy discounted boots, shoes, and winter goods. Local officials note no official search and business ads flood Mitchell with sales pitches.
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