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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1891
Page
8
Judge Hannett now has an office at the court house. Deed records James M. Tenley transferring the creamery on the south side to Frank Weller. Mayor Knowles samples mineral water from the Sherill farm spring in Hanson county. Various local business moves, schooling, and notices about residents, trades, and partnerships.
The article traces Senator Kyle's evolving statements on party loyalty and policy. He claims unpledged status yet acknowledges Democratic support, signals leanings toward low tariffs, questions resubmission of prohibition, and expresses local option preferences while avoiding firm stances on national prohibition.
A humorous story centers on Rev John H Babcock and Mr N Grant as a wedding joke spreads. The piece lists births, recoveries and moves, including a nine pound baby born to Mr and Mrs Chas Donk, and notes on local residents James Tobin John Tobin and Arza James. It also mentions legislative updates with Senators Kittredge and Preston.
Farmer Geo H Ball of Plano Township Hanson County arrived in Mitchell with a pair of Victoria swine imported from Indiana. They are the first of the breed in the state. Sioux City Times notes David Mizener of Mitchell, visiting the city, advertises for cash to buy 25,000 acres of farm land in the new state. J E Greene of Lisbon is now Mitchell agent for a cattle dehorning process. Gray Bros workers ordered to tear down the artesian well tower and remove machinery as work proceeds.
George Dixon of 22 Florida Street Elizabeth New Jersey reports relief from malaria after five years of use of Allcock's Porous Plasters. He details months of illness with enlarged spleen dyspepsia and headaches and kidney issues, then applies four plasters on his back spleen stomach area for about thirty days and recovers fully with no return of symptoms.
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