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A terse note signals an imminent sale of CAGO assets with reference to Chicago. No further details are provided on parties, timing, or terms.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1891
Page
12
A terse note signals an imminent sale of CAGO assets with reference to Chicago. No further details are provided on parties, timing, or terms.
Miss Grace Camfield of Yankton visited her Beulah brother last week. An ice cream social at Mrs. S. Wright’s benefited the Methodist Sunday school with about thirty seven attendees. Children’s Day featured speaking and singing as Rev. Carney and Rev. Smith spoke earnestly. The town welcomed a new organ in the Sunday school. W. T. U. of Lisbon schedules a July 11 meeting at Mrs. Nabinger’s at 2 p.m. Measles circulate. several local children affected. Mrs. E. Wright mourns the loss of a cow to an unknown disease. new carriages appear with several locals’ names listed. Willie Nabinger of the Gazette office visited Pleasant Ridge.
Chas Burnside of the D. F. M. field force reports crops look well where properly planted with signs of distress where care was lax. Don Needham travels from Crow Lake to Mitchell town and Sioux Falls, noting across a 100 mile diagonal drive that the overall outlook is favorable and thorough farmers fare best.
The Mitchell Republican and the Huronite praise a unified Republican outlook. They argue editors are more invested in party success than any single figure. The broad Republican spirit is seen as promising fruitful results in 92 across the state.
A collage of short notes and notices shows John Walrath's new phaeton, ex-commissioner Lewis with Mylan & Co, the Naiad well-boring machine near market, and S. F. Goodykoontz repainting. Various locals, from Fosters traveling to Sioux City, to Alfred Dean’s Columbus Chief stallion's death, mark community life with school, business, and Fourth of July planning across Mitchell and nearby towns.
D A Mizener attended the June 23 organization of the Davison County Improvement Company which aims to develop cement and similar resources around Mitchell. Milwaukee financier L J Pettit is president with Mizener on the board. The move strengthens Mitchell as a trade center in the sure crop region of South Dakota.
The treasurer must, starting July 1, collect all delinquent personal taxes on demand. If unpaid, he may seize the debtor’s goods and chattels within the county, advertise the distraint for sale in three public places, and sell to cover the taxes, penalties, costs, and accruing interest.
The Sioux City Journal reports Prof G C Mars former English chair at Vermillion State University travels from the city to Galena Illinois. He will preach at Centenary M E church in Chicago for a month and lecture on Bible as literature at Evanston summer school. He declines Mitchell Dakota University presidency despite favorable outlook. Alexandria Journal notes a Sioux Falls win over Alexandria 3 to 1 in forenoon play. MITCHELL REPUBLICAN comments on lack of Alexandria players to prevent a Mitchell victory or assign blame to Alexandria players.
The Regulator proprietor was seen late Monday night and explained he had locked his younger son in the store. On returning he found the boy sleeping among the regulated goods as if on a regulation feather bed. This suggests a chance for more regularity.
The forecast notes storms to begin July, shifting east by the 2nd. An oppressive warm wave follows around the 6th and 7th aided by a new moon. A cooling spell with ozone arrives until about the 10th, then heat and storms peak on the 11th, 12th and 18th, with further unsettled periods into late July.
Special notices announce the C M and St P railroad will offer round trip excursion tickets to any point on their line for the Fourth of July at fare and one fifth for round trip. Tickets for the 3rd and 4th are good to return until the 6th.
The C M and St P Ry Co announces excursion tickets at fare and one fifth for round trips for travel to Big Stone Lake from June 25 to August 8. Tickets sold during this period are good for return until August 9. Annual meeting location noted as Toronto on July.
From the 14th to the 17th dates excursion tickets are offered for a save one way for round trip with a $2 association fee. Tickets available July 8th to 18th and valid to return July 14th through September 25th. FF. J. Clemans, Agent C. M. & Sf, P. Ry, Co.
Special correspondence notes Walter I. Himes of Elk Point, now a pension examiner, and fifteen survivors of the First Massachusetts Cavalry dedicated the first regimental monument on a southern battlefield at Aldie Virginia. Himes recalls a fierce clash with Kilpatrick’s Union troops against Stuart’s riders with 18 losses in his regiment and mentions healing wounds and eyes. It also covers Goodykoontz & King’s claims business, South Dakota delegates, a $50,000 Washington bonus, and alliance maneuvers affecting Sherman’s Senate bid, with pension totals reaching over 1.28 billion dollars in thirty years.
Mr. D. G. Green of Alexandria visited with his fine horses. He hitched to Buckinghim stallion and Frank ie King, full sister to the celebrated stallion King Cashier, sired by Mambrino King.
Mr Frank A Hale of the De Witt House Lewiston and the Tontine Hotel Brunswick endorses Boschees German Syrup for lung and cough troubles. He cites personal losses from pulmonary consumption and frequent colds. He claims to have used it successfully and recommends it to others noting it as the best cough syrup on the market.
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