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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1890
Page
8
The timetable lists passenger departures and arrivals with weekday patterns and Sunday exceptions. It notes passenger trains on Wednesdays and Sundays with specific times, freight only on Sundays, and special handling for Mondays and holidays.
The article discusses opposition and support surrounding a reservation treaty in South Dakota. Bishop Tiare and Senator Mettigrew are central figures influencing the bill, with General Crook and local leaders weighing in. Dakota residents debate signing the treaty and the possibility of a proclamation affecting settlers and tribal authorities.
The text provides a fragmented roster of counties and districts including Brown Campbell Charles Mix Huron Davison Day Iriel Davious Tilmiunds Wark McCook Mesherson Minnehaha Moody Potter Roberts Sanborn Spink Sully Turner Union Walworth Yankton and Sisseton Indian reservations. It also lists Second District names Koreman Burdick Kutte Choteau Custer Delano Dew Jerauld Midgsbury Lake Lint Marsh Pall River Gregory Harding Jackson Lawrence Iugenbeel Lyman Meyer Nowlin Pennnington Pratt Presho Ithinehart Schnasse Seobey Shannon Stanley Sterling Todd Tripp Wagner Washabaugh Washington Ziebach and unorganized territory.
Lawyers Dillon Preston and Sliteh cock with Maclay prepare briefs for the upcoming term of the supreme court at Vierre. County leases include Peet versus Ins Co, Edinburch-American Land and Mortgage versus the City of Mitchell, and Wainhold de Oo versus Phe farms, with further filings noted amid printer work and staffing constraints.
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