Mitchell Capital A K Dean and Scott
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1895
Page
2
A brief notice lists Mitchell Capital A K Dean and Scott among individuals connected to a local matter. No further context provided in the fragment.
Subscription rates offered one year for 100 six months for 16 three months for 1 Address changes required with old and new details Office correspondence by Monday Papers to out of state subscribers discontinued at paid expiration Advertising rates available Low rates listed for business cards five cents per line for locals legal ads at statute rates free notices Marriage and Death notices five cents per line Obituaries resolutions of respect and wedding presents five cents per line
Report from the Davisona to Hanson County Farmers Institute details a February 13 1895 meeting at Hope Chapel addressing farmer education, dairy topics, potato cultivation and manure of moisture conservation. Speakers include Betts Watson and Tapp with discussions on diversified farming, seed selection, corn fodder and the Cream Separator. The next meeting is planned for Alexandria in December 1895 with officers elected.
A city cinch club series hosted by nine nights of games in the Alex Mitchell dining room concluded with a closing party on Wednesday. Prizes went to both ladies and gentlemen, booby awards were given, and organizers Mrs. J A Baker Mrs J Beckwith plus Miss Eva Miller were praised for social welfare efforts. University notes mention Pres Mauck of Vermillion and a chapel exhortation by angelist Myers.
Mrs James Smith died Monday Feb 18 1895 after long illness from consumption. She leaves husband James Smith a tailor and two daughters Grace and Agnes. The Baptist church funeral featured Rev Teall and Rev Bradley. Lodge members attended and flowers honored her as a Rebekah Lodge past grand. The article notes her Fayette County birth and grippe onset, with editorial items on lectures and campus pranks.
In Pierre the day centers on the stalled women’s suffrage resolution as Mr Gold presses a vote and Mr Glass blocks it under suspension rules. The House defeats the measure 39 to 37, sending the bill back to general orders. Also reported favorably is the big school book law No 105 before a 53 to 22 vote to indefinitely postpone.
John Hough reports Mitchell committee influence on state fair site with board of agriculture likely to decide if legislature stays silent. Concurrently Congregational church forms building committee to start parsonage and meeting house on east end of church lots. Endeavor Society announces February 25 social at Miss Silsby residence corner Fifth and Davidson streets.
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