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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1892
Page
12
Mitchell and surrounding town notes present a busy week with changes in lighting, business shifts, marriages, and local appointments. From postal to theater plans, rail rumors, military recruiting, and farm land sales, the column highlights community activity, health reminders, and upcoming events.
Prof and Mrs Lowanda wow a large rink audience with clever tricks and escape feats while Father Ahern investigates a church burglary outside. The piece highlights Allcock's Porous Plasters as a remedy for sideache and pains with a testimonial from F Roessner of New York.
Rev James Deighton of Sanborn Iowa, English clergyman, occupied the Congregational pulpit with two sizable congregations present Sunday. He recently aided Presbyterian churches in Sanborn and Hartley. In the evening he spoke on the Christian's hope, contrasting hopeful faith with despair and illustrating its value. He is currently without a charge and visiting as a candidate.
Rev. Geo Williams delivered two acceptable sermons Sunday praising law and Sabbath peace in the city. Rev A C Blackman of Sioux City spoke at the Baptist church morning and evening with engaging, clear delivery and English manner. He is the guest of Deacon Morse.
La Follette reports strong interest from homesteaders and rail travelers from Iowa Wisconsin Illinois and Minnesota as land offices see daily filings. Real estate agents note inquiries for farm lands while bridges near the river receive warning signals for brakemen. state officials debate keeping top professionals in state.
Detectives Plankinto Plankinton reveal two smooth liquor experts operated openly in the town. One bought a hotel and arranged its demolition while the other posed as a front buyer. They worked unsuspecting liquor dealers, prompting anticipation of further disclosures.
In Grand Forks the Reverend Spence pronounced Mr. M. M. Stanchfield and Miss Edith Tredricks married at his residence last night at 8. The couple departed by the 9 o clock Northland train for St Paul and other points. They will continue their journey after a brief wedding event.
The wedding of Mr Stanchfield and Miss Fredericks came as a complete surprise to their wide circle of friends with no prior indication. Dan Bangstad served as best man and Miss Mabel Ingalls was bridesmaid as the couple plans a future visit to the Dacotah.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway filed a five million dollar mortgage with county recorders yesterday. The mortgage spans fifteen pages and is recorded in twenty six counties and four states. Rumors among railway men suggest funds may finance the Black Hills extension from Chamberlain through the reservation.
The Alliance social held Friday night in the K of L hall drew a smaller crowd than expected but attendees enjoyed the program.Speakers gave brief remarks, a pleasant program followed, then dancing began and light refreshments were served.
A proposed Tug of War event in Mitchell aims to pit two strong local teams for a prize, attracting athletic interest. Also listed are uncalled letters at the Mitchell post office for the week ending Feb 19 1892 including Battles A H Marcuson Marcus Gallagher John Pfiefer Nick Hall Emil J Schneider J Knox Miss Lucy White FL. Senator Hagersman reports on A B Hag er's debut speech in the state legislature praising civility and opposing resubmission while Republicans defend the people’s will.
N Grant disposes of his city residence to Dr A W Stevens for 1300. He will move to Mason City Iowa and friends note the loss to Mitchell. The piece also mentions local political club formation and promotional items from the era.
Mr and Mrs James McNamara celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary with a large party in the Letcher block from 9 pm to 3 am. Over 100 guests enjoyed dancing music by J H Dennis light refreshments by Nellie Foley and a generous display of gifts from attendees.
A varied program featured music and a short literary recital drawing praise as one of the keenest pleasures for attendees. Local social items note weddings anniversaries and a Leap Year party, with reports on staff changes at a Mitchell grocery and a charitable concert raising funds for the organ.
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