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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1890
Page
5
Interville Journal reports EFC Kennedy Nee Parker has inherited a considerable fortune after the death of an uncle in Pennsylvania. Friends offer congratulations as Parker adjusts to sudden wealth and potential new responsibilities.
The board commends life management and endorses the fruit remedy Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Company. Readers note favorable impressions from a first appearance years ago and continued pleasant experiences reported by proprietors and users.
Mrs Sarai Rogens Mrs J S Miller and D B Rogers express gratitude to friends for kindness during the illness and burial of Justus Rogers dear husband and father.
A drug advertisement states that Mother's Friend shortens labor and reduces danger to mother and child if used months before confinement. It directs readers to Bradfield Regulator Co. of Atlanta for particulars and notes local sale by S. H. Scallin.
The January issue of the Andover Review honors the late President Joseph Ward of Yankton College. It lauds his life and service in religion education and citizenship as fundamental to building the new west and places him among the moral founders of states.
A Journal editorial on free text books is supplemented by an excerpt from Supt H L Bras circular on the same subject. Bras is presented as a forceful advocate whose opinions have gained weight and are frequently cited as authoritative in the issue.
Judge Aikens appoints John Osborn of Salem as receiver of the Salem Pioneer-Register at Nugent and Ware's dispute over paper management. Receiver appointed at Dr. M Ware’s request. Also notes a Carmi doctor’s billing anecdote and Bradfield Regulator sales.
Over six weeks the Republican Office faced constant trouble from a heavy workload and staffing shortages. City editor Houston is ill again, Will Rogers has retired, Frank Lessard is off duty, and last night the Campbell cylinder press broke a thin gumagig in its running gear and requires a repair.
The advertisement claims Dr William's Indian Pile Ointment cures blind, bleeding, and itching piles with success in old chronic cases. Testimonies from Judge Coons of Maysville Kentucky and Judge Coffinbury of Cleveland Ohio are cited along with many others. Sold by druggists for 50 cents and 1 dollar per box.
Another trust rapidly increasing in popularity is the trust of the people in Hood's Sarsaparilla, which now has almost a monopoly of the trade in medicines for purifying the blood and building up the whole system. The test of time and trial have been met, deserving full confidence and trust of all who have not tried it but need a good medicine.
The J P Crennan Hose Company No 1 of Yankton adopts resolutions upon the death of John V Crennan who passed January 6 1890 after a short illness. They honor his fireman and business service, extend sympathy to his family, request mourning draped hose cart and badges for 30 days, and certify the record by Secretary Louis F Gust on January 14 1890.
Pierre Capital cites free text books as strong for the state system with many educators in favor while others oppose. The piece cites Gov Campbell of Ohio and Indiana experiences showing books delivered at 35 to 50 percent of former cost, arguing for state provision of books alongside buildings, teachers, and equipment.
Aberdeen News critiques a proposed foreclosure bill moving processes from advertisement to court action. It warns that higher costs invite abuse, allows subterfuge to avoid personal notice, risks starving the poor of timely awareness, and suggests constructive mail service could be exploited. The piece urges press scrutiny of potential state-law abuses.
Aberdeen News notes the De Smet Leader suggesting suspending new uniform appropriations and cutting rent and encampment funds for the state militia. It argues wastage would grow if the organization were broken up and current expenditures reduced would cover short term needs.
Local interest notes Miss Leone Dix of Dr. G. P. Dix and daughter of the Mitchell Dental War lors is in Yankton to open a branch. Raised in Yankton she is well remembered by old residents and comes here well recommended by residents of Mitchell. The article affirms she will likely succeed in her new field.
Hot Springs reports Wright and Olsen, the contractors on the soldiers' home, have been compelled to make an assignment after the state refused to pay per contract. The unfinished building will be completed by the bondsmen, under the new arrangement.
The Sunday Republican previews the opening chapters of a thrilling serial titled A Dark Secret. The edition also carries its usual mix of miscellany and notes, inviting readers to share a copy with friends.
A contest case pending in the land office from Minnehaha County involves a tree claim adjoining Garretson town site, northeast of Sioux Falls. Contestant J R Flynn seeks cancellation of Mrs. Rose Gagnon’s final proof from February after accusing it of fraud. Attorneys are C F Brockway for Gagnon and Judge W L Warren for Flynn. seven to eight witnesses weigh each side amid high land value. Redfield Journal notes North Dakota Senator Perrault received a gold headed cane from colleagues, while Father Perrault’s Mitchell visit was recalled with esteem.
Secretary Noble decisions on postmasters and homesteads recall a nearby case where attorney Mizener stormed the court with a vivid line. He pictured a claimant gripping a Sanborn county claim in one hand and a Hanson county post office worth $40 a year in the other, a striking display of rhetoric.
The week ending January 20, uncalled letters include Bowen J A Crowder Chase Feaster Frankie Keen Miss Josie Harding Louis I Miller Sohn U Martin Mrs CH Read Mr W P Ryan. Call "advertised" when inquiring. Uncalled letters after two weeks will go to the dead letter office. D Hammer P M.
A historic promotion for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claiming it is a trusted teething remedy from a leading nurse and physician in the United States. It asserts forty years of use by millions of mothers and lists benefits including relief from teething pain and cures for dysentery diarrhea gripping pains and wind colic. Price 25 cents per bottle.
The Yankton Press notes a Prohibition Bill public release boosts stock in a plannedpontoon bridge project at Yankton. Potential Covington link mentioned with Nebras marking a broader regional plan amid the legal shift.
A reader recalls a Christmas stocking filled with Standard Seeds grown and packed by D. M. Ferry & Co of Detroit Michigan. The firm offers a free Seed Annual for 1890 by mail upon request to U. M. Ferry & Co., Detroit Michigan, describing it as the most useful seed guide for gardeners of all levels.
Advertises Bludbilder a vegetable blood purifier and Cole's Carboni salve as cures for skin diseases eruptions eczema boils and related illnesses. Claims blood purification renews vitality and improves all body functions. Priced at 1 per bottle or six for 5 with preparation by I W Cole & Co Black River Falls Wis sold by S H Scanby druggist in Miityat o& d.
President White urges opposition to Senate Bill 21 which would register Brookings Agricultural College graduates without examination. The board argues safety and public welfare require standardized exams, and that the measure could disadvantage experienced local clerks. It notes pharmacy mistakes threaten lives and cites Dr J N McLean sarsaparilla sold by I C Gale.
Snow six inches deep and sleighing splendid. Beall district teacher and pupils enjoyed two weeks vacation. Patrick Crampton recovering from wound. Rev Waechster teaches German. Miss Winnie Palmer to attend Dakota University normal. Some youths attended party at J A Sawyers. A literary society is being organized at Beall school. L Beall repairing F Longhead’s house damaged by fire.
A promotional pitch declares Dr King’s New Discovery as a trusted remedy for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. It claims lasting household use after trial and guarantees satisfaction with money back, offering free trial bottles at H Scallin’s drug store.
From Pawnee Valley Finney county a reader recalls how the region transformed from wild prairie to fertile corn fields. The letter extols St Jacobs Oil for neuralgia and a salve for skin woes and piles, promising satisfaction or refund. Sold by S H Scall in town.
The case of Charles H. Reupke versus C. W. Gillis was heard by Justice Abbey. The dispute centered on $73 interest on a mortgage for land bought from Gillis by Neaupke, who paid interest but sought reimbursement arguing it accrued before the land transfer. Abbey ruled interest a mortgage incident, no recourse for plaintiffs, and noted Neaupke faced inquiry for costs of suit.
In Urbana Ohio on Sunday Crim and Wright fought under London prize ring rules to win a young lady’s favor. The bout lasted sixteen rounds with Wright gaining the win as Crim fell unconscious, leaving Wright free to court.
Rumor in Rome and New York claims the pope is dead but lacks confirmation. An unusual announcement cited his health and reception of bishops. In Rome officials say no word of death. in New York, Archbishop Corrigan’s absence leaves Mer. Preston in charge and the report is not credited.
Nevaia New Jersey January 24 A meeting at the Continental hotel brought leading tobacco and cigarette makers together. James B Duke presided as a syndicate was formed with capital of 25 million dollars and 200 shares to be issued. The association aims to cure leaf and self tobacco in all forms with factories to be established across states territories and Canada.
Tense strains in Indian Territory rise after elections as Chickasaw lawmakers act. Full blood Chickasaw and adopted citizens face possible clashes in around Litter Rock with warnings of serious consequences anticipated following last autumn's election and recent legislative actions.
Snow began anew in the Sierras as railroad officials report the fiercest storm yet. Trains frozen in blocks at Blue Canyon and Emigrant Gap struggle to move, with Portland routes blocked until at least Monday. Passenger service to San Francisco may reopen soon if recent progress continues.
MILWAUKER Jan 23 The Dalrymple medal match between Nopeth and South of Scotland finished with Hastings of Minneapolis leading his rink to a 22 to 10 victory over J H Williams. The Mitchell medal schedule also began as the Dunthemers won the Dalrymple match. Hastings earns the top score in the event.
The Sciota Valley railroad was sold to J. B. Newcombe & Co. of New York for 3,500,000, including road bed real estate and fixtures. Rolling stock was sold to UC Weidenfeldt of New York for 65,400. Confirmation of the sale is set for January 24 in Portsmouth Ohio.
The cordage business A W Morris and Bros of Montreal has signed at the demand of Bushnell and Co. with liabilities totaling Synedd. Motzen's Bank is the principal creditor with secured and unsecured claims.
The funeral for the Duke of Aosta occurred Wednesday with simple ceremonies and little display. Crowds filled the streets as they lined the entire route of the procession.
The Northern Pacific Railroad markets its map showing routes across Minnesota to Washington with nine tenths of northwest cities listed. It touts shortest route from St. Paul to Helena and Portland, through sleep car options, 10 day stopovers, and low prices via St. Paul or Minneapolis. Details urge land seekers to buy tickets for comfort and savings and to contact local agents or Chas. B. Fee in St. Paul.
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