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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1895
Page
5
A compact weekly digest from Mitchell includes civic and social tidbits. Items cover B Van Alstine seeking two workers, Judge Haney in Aberdeen, real estate moves, crop outlooks from Spink and surrounding counties, and community notices on schools, churches, and local commerce.
Burton Omeley rode to Huron and back. Frasier Brothers lay a well for Nic Dougalinger in Perry township. Cox Brothers finished Wilsons well delivering two to eight barrels per minute clear water. Community events include Sunday schools at Beulah and Badger grove and a school closing in Cox district. Reports mention rain, crop prospects, and locals visiting the big well.
Ef Dean suffers a horse kick injury with a likely extended layoff. W B Rowley and wife visited Alpena earlier in the week. The White Hats defeated the Planos in a hard fought ball game with no score available. Miss Jessie Pringle stays with W B Rowley. Mrs Sholes plans to depart for Marchan Town on Saturday.
Mr H LeBau of Ravenna returned Thursday from a trip to southern Missouri. Mr and Mrs A B Rowley visited in Letcher where Mr Rowley took the 6 o’clock train north. Thomas Taylor came home Wednesday and next week he and his wife will move to Rockford Illinois. Mr and Mrs W H Williams of Woonsocket visited in Letcher for several days.
The council meets with Mayor I W Seaman and aldermen present to discuss finances and city needs. A motion to void the artesian well contract with Clen Emerson Morrison passes, bills are approved, and committees review salaries and road work.
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