Minor Mention In Capital Readers Weekes Resume
The column lists assorted local notices and small items from THE CAPITAL office. Mentions include Burns selling cattle, John Michaels moving rooms, Dr. J G McCartney installing a new sign, and Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a remedy for catarrh. Also notes on a circulating library opening, a bank appointment, a wholesale sale at Ferguson's until January 1st, 1893, and various community tidbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson's
T. C. Burns
John Anderson
John Michaels
C. J. Ward
J. G. McCartney
Gale
H. Ward
Sterling
Chas. Ferguson
Mt Vernon Community News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Mt Vernon residents share updates on travels to towns in Iowa and Nebraska, church services and meetings, charity efforts led by E O Melkwell, and sorrow over Rev Ara Sparks. The Rickett’s Relief Corps installs officers, social gatherings, school events, and a lively post office incident amid winter sleighing and local entertainment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage
M. I
Ara Sparks
Hughes-Earl case seen in county court trial
Judge Johnston presided as the state versus Newton Hughes, a paternity case involving Kate Earl, drew a large crowd. The trial featured testimony from Miss Earl, supporting witnesses, alibi attempts, and later a verdict finding Hughes liable, with appeals anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Hughes
Kate Earl
Mohr
Preston & Hannett
Hughes
L. R. Olson
BE. Lowrie
B. P. Nicholson
Jno
I. Craig
Quirk
Reierson
Jos. Curran
Geo. Ball
J. W. Gilfillan
J. E. Peltons
D. Carson
Burnside
Preston
Johnston
Miss Earl
M. C. Betts
Zach
Jesse Welch
A. E. Hitchcock
Miss McConkey
Miss Marl
Miss Karl
Isaac Hughes
Jacob Hughes
Bitchcock
State Board of Agriculture Holds Annual Session at Madison
The State Board of Agriculture met in Madison on Wednesday, selected officers for the coming year, and set Aberdeen as the location for this year’s fair with Sept 11 to 21 dates. Officers named were President Oscar P. Kemp, Secretary M. H. Kelly, and Treasurer James S. Sebree, all of South Dakota.
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Madison
State Board of Agriculture
Oscar P. Kemp
Watertown
M. H. Kelly
Aberdeen
James 5. Sebree
Pierre
Geo. A. Silsby
J. K. Smith
First Defeat in Tariff Debate Over Free Wool Clause
Washington dispatches report the tariff debate resuming with amendments on free wool. The House defeated an Oct 1 date plan and approved immediate effect after passage, marking the Ways and Means Committee’s first setback. Other items cover Senate actions, barley tariff rise, and Rockefeller led reorganization in Lake Superior Consolidated Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Washington
Stanford
California
Loud
House
Moree
Tariff Reform Party
Ways and Means Committee
WERKE AFTER MONEY Attempt to Wreck Pay Car Near Richmond
A pay car for the Pennsylvania system was targeted east of Richmond Indiana with a large timber on the track. The engineer pushed forward and dislodged the obstacle. The car carried a substantial sum of money and robbery is suspected as the motive. Other dispatches note continued transcontinental rail disputes and a new freight and passenger transfer plan between Oceanic and four railroads to challenge Canadian Pacific. A 13 year old boy, Paul Eckman, shot himself in Granite Falls Minnesota while handling a .38 revolver and died.
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Blendon
Kelsey
Mney Hitchcock
Mitcheling Co
Minty
John Webber
Rdeen
Passengar
Wolsey
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Richmond
Ind
St. Louis
Post Dispatch
Here
Pennsylvania System
San FraNcisco
Oceanic Steamship Company
Canadian Pacific
Granite Falls
Minn
Paul Eckman
Militia matters and new boy brigades in South Dakota
South Dakota National Guard officers praise state support as Rev. Stiller forms the first boy’s brigade in Sioux Falls and Lieutenant A S Prost observes units in Yankton Elk Point and Sioux Falls. Separate items note new U S Army instructors at Vermillion and a career change for Register Abe Boynton of Elk Point. An elderly man robbed of $50 near Mitchell is later observed at the depot with a vague story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Stiller
First Baptist Church of
Sioux Walls
South Dakota
Company ‘A
Sioux Falls
A. S. Prost
Yankton
Elk Point
Secretary of War
Wm. C. Neary
Third Infantry
State University
Vermillion
Brookings College
Abe Boynton
United States Land Office
Will it pay grocers to advertise in daily papers
The American Grocer advocates enterprising retailers to advertise in daily papers and announce special sales. It argues such bold marketing will wake up grocers, burnish their armor, and win public favor, warning that without action independent and regular stores risk being crushed by big bazaar chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bazaar
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Davison County South Dakota
Notice that on March 1 1887 Thomas S Jenner and Carrie E Jenner mortgaged property in Davison County South Dakota to J F Kimball for 400 and interest notes. The mortgage was assigned to National Mortgage and Debenture Co and Boston Safe Deposit Trust Co, then to Ira R King, with no suit started to collect debt. Amount due 513.36 principal and interest plus 100 attorney fees. Foreclosure and public sale at Mitchell courthouse on March 3 1894 at 10 am. Attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison
South Dakota
Thomas S. Jenner
Carrie E. Jenner
J. F. Kimball
Cevister of Deeds
Davison County
S. D
R. King
Whden
Register of Deeds
Mitchel
Daylson County
Mitchell
Traro Kang
Morte Bie
Mizenka & Wagner
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Shier
Mitchell National Bank
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J. N. Brokaw
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Seo
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Perguson
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Republic
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Florida
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Crawford
Parker and Plankinton
Neighborhood News
Mr. Vernon
A. A. Thompson
Towa
J. WK. Reynolds
Nebraska
Mrs
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Bridgewater
Rock Valley
Dougherty
Miss Mary
J. M. Newell
Brotherhood of Bachelors
E.O. Melkwell
Ethan
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Bert Porteus
Manchester
Iowa
Rickett’s Relief Corps
Carrie Cole
Sheeder
Davis
Rose Sheeder
Ramsbottom
B.S. Barnard, Sr
Vegus
Iva Snyder
J. W. Ottman
C. F. Drake
Hadger
FP. Tyler
Cameron
Peek
Leiste
Nellie Miaruke
J. I. Watkin’s
Mr. Logan
Leister
John Wilson
Einaley
South Sanborn
John Ryan
Guy Crawford
Sioux City
Williams
Woonsocket
Edmond
Henry Hopkins
I. C.C. BF
Letcher
Hughes--Earl
Mitchell Gun Club
Geo. H. Rew
F. P. Stearns
J. M. Hammer
J. D. Wood
Fb. P. Stearns
Mason Booth
J. J. Hough
Mayor Welch
Fr. Baughman
Geo. Rev
H. C. Lamar
M. Hammer
Thos. Fullerton
A. J. Kings
J. J. Smith
J. H. Rew
Miss Sherman
Baptist Church
M. EK
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North Star Lodge
A. H. Pehrson
I Ved Larson
N. J. Nielsen
A. Martinson
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John Reierson
Thos. Weflin
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Orpheus Club
Mabelle Adams
Chopin
Stallin
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Wedehouse
Lemur
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the Court House
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Hita Richards
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Klorence McDonald
Roy Wille
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Mower
Haste Lewis
United States
Gertie Becker
Lanche Rowley
Nolo
Tyros
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Bensta Moore
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CG. O. Seaman
W. Seaman
Security Bank
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Hoard & Maier
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Mitchell Chemical Co
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Indian Territory
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Columbian Museum of
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William S. Buchanan
Argentine
Allen Thomas
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