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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
11
The document lists names and amounts tied to a political fundraising drive led by Mitchell and others, detailing many individuals and sums from Mitchell's region. It frames a campaign push with calls to action and notes the standings of various towns and supporters as of February.
County records show rising real estate activity with city lots selling in Mitchell Mt. Vernon and sithan as winter lethargy fades Prospective builders and new settlers plan buys for farm lands to be moved onto in April February transfers include CG F Drake to Albert W Schmidt Wm Snell to Mabel Cummings Louisa M Krone to D E Jones Adam Doering to George K Doering B E King to J D Kress A D Walpole to M L Shade Nancy Burger to Rebecca J Jennings E Kohlasheck to R C Warne Frank Mathigan to Christopher M Butler Nellie Dougherty to Win Snell Co A Trish to G H Helgerson Jennie Fredericks to Claude D Hendine 6400 1600 500
Market report notes cattle receipts near 87 thousand with higher bids and capability of moving stock. Prices stabilize around 7.87 to 8.85 per hundredweight as buyers show solid interest.
Chicago cash grain close lists wheat at 1 14 1/4 to 1 15 1/4 for No 2 northern and No 3 white, white corn 65 to 65 1/4 cents, yellow corn 68 1/4 to 69 1/4, oats and barley also shown with scattered quotes.
Minneapolis grain prices for cash markets on February 16 show No. 2 northern wheat at 1.1314 to 1.14 percent, No. 3 white oats around 45 to 45 percent, yellow corn 69 to 60 cents, and barley at 60 to 67 cents.
The market notes show No 2 wheat at $1.00 and No 3 at 98c, velvet and chaff at 93c, No 2 at 96c, flax at $1.95, oats at 38c, corn at 48c, and barley at 85c.
R O Richards did not sign the February 24 conference call. another person attached his name without consent. The Progressive committee substituted George Rice of Flandreau for Richards in the printed call, and Richards declined to serve on the committee.
Mt Vernon local notes report O Close ill at home and Tom Miller returning with word of engagement. Bay View Club plans surprise for Mrs Wm McDowell. Mrs J B Dickson and Mrs M C Dougherty have health updates. Joe Pollard ran Mike Dougherty’s pool hall during Mike’s absence. James Stevenson welcomed a son. Charles Rowan suffered a head injury in a run away. Jack Samuels recovering from smallpox vaccination. teacher meeting at scrim house well attended. Leslie McCauley buys out Peter Nelson. Ray Cottingham aids Depot Agent Woodward.
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