Subscription Rates and Local Notices From Mitchell Dakota
Local advertising rates outlined for subscriptions business cards and notices. Obituaries and wedding notices priced at five cents per line. marriage and death notices published free. Legislature repeals usury law. oil inspector bill passes council but faces house defeat. Gov Church appoints Benton as treasurer signaling Democratic influence and Cass County Sheriff election victory referenced. Real estate and business community praised for Mitchell’s civic role.
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John TD. Benton
Fargo
Gov Church
Benton
Cass County
John Haggart
Sioux Falls pass on Mitchell bill and bonds prompts rebuke
The Sioux Falls Press portrays a tense political clash over Mitchell and a bond bill with sharp commentary on actions by Sioux Falls and Yankton factions. James A. Ward, new territorial auditor, is described as energetic and honest, a Democrat of the better element. The piece notes a rising real estate market in the area.
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Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Yankton
James A. Ward
Territorial
Pierre
Ward
Boynton-Johnson
Caldwell
Aetire
Cal
South Dakota
Republican Party
Legislative battles and appointments in Dakota Territory
In Bismarck on February 19 the House passed the seed wheat bill for needy farmers amid opposition from Aikens and Burnham. The chamber adjourned for a holiday on the 22nd as work lagged. Other measures included a $25,000 appropriation for a Spearfish normal school and various appointments and bills in both houses and the council. The scene shifted to February 23 with McClure named immigration commissioner and a flurry of bills before adjournment. The day also noted the private wedding of James Haight and ex-Gov Pierce’s daughter, followed by a wedding journey to St. Paul.
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Bismarck
Williams
Messrs. Aikens 2Nd Burnham
Spearfish
Stewart
Fall River
Black Hills
Glendenning
Pruitt
Dodds
McIenry County
Messrs. Mentzer
Adams
House
Judiciary Committee
Church
Ile
McCormack
Supreme Court
Pierce
Cripp
Committee On
Indian Affairs
Mitchell Supreme Court
Yankton
Deadwood
Mitchell and
Redfield
Walsh
P. F. McClure
Pierre
Bogert
North
South Dakota
Ensign
Gilbert
Dakota Brokerage Investment Company
Sioux Falls
Patten
Miner
Madison Normal School
Aikens
Board of Charities and Corrections
Hawk
Oliver County
Brookings Agricultural College
Lbis Manck
James Aaight
The
West Publishing Company
St. Paul
Haight
Remedy for Chills and Fever from 1885 notice
A testimonial from December 16 1885 describes quick relief from severe cold and lung pain using Allblock’s porous plasters and a hot foot bath. The account notes rapid symptom relief and return to work within two days. The article also lists the foreclosure case Olmsted vs West with referee A E Hitchcock and lawyers Dillon Preston Warren Hardesty Edgerton.
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Recursver
Allbock
H. F. Fletcher
Olmsted Vs
Don’t Experiment With Your Lungs Says Dr King’s Discovery
A warning against wasting time with imitations of Dr King’s New Discovery for lung trouble. The message urges avoiding delays as consumption risks rise and stresses using a proven remedy.
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Dr. King
Trust Dr. King's New Discovery for colds and coughs
Be wary of substitutes and insist on Dr. King's New Discovery guaranteed to relieve throat, lung and chest affections. Free trial at Ham mer & Hammer's drug store. The text notes a debate about a two capital state scheme.
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Dr. King
Hammer & Hammer
Davison County Foreclosure Sales Notice 1887
Sheriff sale notices in Davison County Dakota Territory announce two foreclosure actions. O O Stanchfield lists Lot 9 Block 15 in Mitchell with a total judgment of 896 dollars 58 cents plus costs due April 2 1887. Chicago Store Works sues A E Allingham and levies on parts of section 24 township 103 range 61 and section 14 township 103 range 61 with sale set for April 2 1887 at 2 PM.
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Territory OF Dakota
Davison County
George B. Everitt
Kate Dowdell
O. O. Stanchfield
Dakota Territory
Mitchell
Davison
Territory of
Dakota
Mitchell, Cak
D. A. Mizener
Stanchfield
Sheri Davison
Terriory
County OF Davison
Chicago
A. E. Allingham
Second Judicial District Court
Imakota
D. m
Mitchell, Dak
Dicvon & Preston, OU
O. Stanchfield
Davison Co
Dakota Territory summons and land notice offerings in Mitchell
The Territory of Dakota issues a summons in a Davison county district case against Orlando T. Letcher and others, filed January 14, 1887, with service details in Mitchell. Following, land patent notices list Martin Gleeson and Samuel Olson filing final proof in Davison county with witnesses named and dates set for April 2 and April 5, 1887, before local land officials.
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Territory OF Dakota
Second Judicial District
Davison County
Archie Hillard
Albert J. Martin
Summer Brown
Orlando T. Letcher
John N. Crow
Minnie H. Letcher
Charles W. Taylor
John M. Levake
Warren Dodge
J.M Levake
A. D
Dayison
Mitchell
D. T
Main Street
Dakota Territory
Mitchell, Cak
Dillon & Preston
P. O
Mitchell, Oak
Mitchell, Dak
Martin Gleeson
Township
Oak
James Leslie
Fred H. Brodahl
John Dowlinger
Joan D. Jackson
Davigon County
George B. Everitt
Register
Hus
Samuel
Olson
Northwestern Mutual Insurance Company 1887 Territory Certificate
The sworn statement for the Northwestern Mutual Insurance Company of Wahpeton Dakota shows across 1886 risks and losses, with a certificate of authority issued by Auditor Caldwell. Notary W.H. Olmstead and officials certify accuracy and authority to transact fire and hail insurance in Dakota Territory through December 31, 1887.
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Dakota
Territory of
Territory OF Dakota
Richland
George D. Swaine
Charles R. Wolfe
Northwestern Mutual Insurance Company
Wahpeton, Dak
Gro. D. Swaine
Chas. E. Wolfe
Cmpany
W. Caldwell
Maesterrivory
Bismarck
Mitchell City Tightens Vehicle License Requirements
An ordinance amends Section 2 of the city license regulation text. It prohibits owners agents or employees from carrying goods by dray cart wagon or similar vehicle without paying eight dollars for one horse or sixteen dollars for two horses per ride. Licenses expire on May date each year and violations carry penalties per the city licensing ordinance. The ordinance takes effect after passage approval and publication as required by law.
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City of
Mitchell
Lreausarer
C. W. Taylor
F. Kmmbaul
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Valley City
Foster
Spink County
Mitchel Vrowich
Sheldon
Day County
United States
A. M. Bowdaleh
D. I. Wilcoxson
Horse Cave Ky
Sheriff's Sales
Northwestern Mutual Insurance Co
H. W. Troy
Chas E. Wolfe
Wahpeton, Oak
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Territory
W.H. Olmstead
Notary Public
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Atidimpor's
Lealdwell
F. W. Caldwell
F. B. Morse
Auditor’s Office
Department OF Insurance
F. Weller
J.S. Daniels
Act
Hokse Co
H. Warne
George Linney
Evergreen
Door County
Wis
Madame Dean
Pont
Lewis Echiele & CO
Broadway
New York
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Machine
Seurls
Demores
Demorest Fashion and
East Lake Spreot
School Board
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Lown
Davison Bros. & Seaman
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