01 Jan 1886
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1886
Page
1
A notice outlines price changes for subscriptions with yearly and monthly options. It mentions advance payment, new rates, and accommodating readers changing addresses. The item notes club prices and advises subscribers to provide both old and new addresses for updates.
Dr Kellogg offers gas anesthesia for extractions and fillings with no pain, plates made on site, and quick service in Dakota. Claims no Cheap John stock, uses best materials, warrants all work, and promises fair treatment. Office in First National Bank Block near Champeny's Dry Goods Store with day and evening hours.
Senator elect Edgerton argues Dakota's bid for statehood follows historical precedent and constitutional guarantees. He cites population, wealth, and schools to oppose accusations of revolution and urges support from northern and southern lawmakers and the public.
A summary of Dakota Territory's admission efforts and Michigan's path to statehood, detailing the 1836 Detroit convention, Ohio boundary compromise, congressional battles, and the 1837 admission recognizing Michigan as a state. Also cites editorials from Philadelphia Call to New York Herald and Washington debates on Dakota and party politics.
A stranger, likely Lang of Iowa employed by a Fargo undertaker, was killed at the Woonsocket depot when a baggage car wheel passed over him on the platform. Efforts are underway to notify his friends as the body is cared for at the station.
Commissioner Sparks of the General Land Office cites a Kansas firm over a circular claiming soldiers rights to 160 acres and warns of debarment if explanations are not provided. New Year events at the White House proceed with Miss Cleveland and Cabinet ladies. Mourning for Vice President Hendricks ends and public buildings remove black drapings.
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