Notice of Land Proof for Mitchell settler
Notice is given that minuted settler M Bastimore has filed his intent to make proof for final entry no 28865 on the south half of section 2 in township 69, range 102. He will prove continuous residence and cultivation before the Register and Receiver at Mitchell South Dakota on June 16, 1892, with witnesses Nash Lowell Dixout Grout all from Mitchell. R N Kratz, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre Olson
Margaret Olson
Fidelity Lawn and ‘Trust Company
Register of Deeds
Davison County
South Dakota
Mortzazes
Davison
Alltefell
Towit
Rage
U. M
Sioux City
Iowa
Lane 10Th
Fidelity Loan and Trust Company
EB. Hosterrer
Apistell S.D
Elilm
Mitchell
M Bastimore
Win, Nash
L. W. Lowell
W. J Dixout
Frank Grout
D. R.N. Kratz
Register
Charles J. Ward
Ellen G. Ward
Mortyavors
Charles J. Dorton
South
Dakota
W. W. McDonald
Charles H. Waterbury
Isaaie Lincoln
Sild Waterbury
Divison
Said
Isaac Lincoln
Crawford & Delan - Attorne
Charles KF. Atkison
D. S
W. W. Gardner
Samuel J. Shane
William Plotuer
Luther Viotner
Ensley
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Divison Co
Fidelity Loin and ‘Trust
Paul J. Page
C. W. Davis
A. D
Sperry Dwight
Pucna
South East
S. E
S. D
E Wirencock
Plumntil
Davis
Mitchell Capital July 8 1892 regional notes and salaries
The Mitchell Capital reports on the silver bill's coinage terms, rail line plans by Roswell Miller, and John T. McChesney's pursuit of the South Dakota comptroller post. It notes July 1 salary changes for several post offices including Mitchell, plus salary decreases for Aberdeen and others, linking shifts to town business activity and regional rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Miller
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
A. B. Lucas
Castalia
S. D
South Dakota
John T. McChesney
Aberdeen
New York City
Senator Pettigrew
Brookings
Canton
Madison
Milbank
Mitchell
Parker
Scotland
Sioux Falls
Woonsocket
Yankton
Chamberlain
Custer
Huron
Pierre
Plankinton
Vermillion
Political Forecast for Dr Warne and Johnnie Pease
Johnnie Pease predicts a bright political future for Dr Warne and himself while Ralph Wheelock of Mitchell is warned to beware. The note suggests the November election will end Ralph’s influence and imply his days are numbered.
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Johnnie Pease
Grandpa
Ralph Wheelock
Mitchell
Ralph
South Dakota
Dr. Warne
Alleged Treachery in Democratic Ranks Surfaces in Sioux Falls
Local Democrats debate Pat Wickhem as he emerges as a gubernatorial candidate amid accusations of treachery linked to his role in wiring support for William Vankes. Finnicky party factions hint at revelations from Minnehaha County in coming times. The page also notes the Senate passage of the Stewart silver bill by 29 to 25 with party-line votes and mentions praise for Dr Miles New Heart Cure with testimonials from Glen Rock and Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Wickhem
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Hanson
Wm. Vankes
Pat
Minnehaha
Senate
Stewart
Jones
Nevada
Sanders
Shoup
Teller
Cameron
Dubois
Mitchell
Walcott
Brice
Carlisle
Gorman
Gray
Palmer
White
Dixon
Pettigrew
Casey
Hansbrough
Wilson
Vilas
Miles
Nathan Alison
Glen Rock
Dr. Miles
Peter Jaquet
Salem
N. J
S. H. Scallin
Nev
Franklin Miles
New York Daily
A Shaky Capitol Threatens Kansas State House
Topeka reports the new Kansas state house in danger of collapse due to poor materials. Nearly 7.25 million spent without completion. the dome weighs heavily on split stones and yielding rock. The public works board is criticized for incompetence, risking over 500 thousand dollars and possible loss of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas State House
Kansas
State Board of Public Works
Tornado Rips Across Lima Area Causing Major Damage
A tornado swept through Lima and nearby towns at 1 a.m. damaging dozens of trees, homes, barns, and wheat fields. At Foraker and Bluffton area losses included unroofed houses, shattered barns, and a 150 foot roof thrown onto a brick house. The Tripplehorn family narrowly escaped as bricks and debris crushed beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Kenton
Foraker Station
Chicago and Erie
Bluffton
William Hilly
Peter Baxel
Conrad Tripplehorn
Tripplehorn
Five Die in Wabash Train Wreck Near Keller Station
Logansport Indiana July 5 A wreck on the Wabash one mile east of Keller s Station at midnight destroyed the locomotive and killed five men riding the engine. The train was mixed and the crash followed a washout of a four foot stone culvert. Victims include Trainmaster C F Wilcox Superintendent of Bridges Harry Dunlop Foreman Charles Helm Engineer Shovey Fireman Mares. The men were testing a heavy new passenger locomotive.
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Mares
Pleasure craft capsized as storm hits New York harbor
A fierce July storm battered New York causing heavy damage to bays and rivers craft. Several pleasure boats capsized with multiple fatalities feared as the area faced widespread destruction from rain and wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Cleansing Remedy
Sygur praises the method and results of Syrup of Figs praising its pleasant taste and prompt action on kidneys liver and bowels. It claims to cleanse the system dispel colds headaches fevers and habitual constipation. Available in 50c and 1 bottles from leading druggists with assurances of prompt procurement if not on hand. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP O SAN FRANCISCO CAL OUISVILLE KY NEW YORK W
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Cal
Ouisville
New York
Ladies Musical Club brings city entertainment hope
A group of local women formed the Ladies' Musical Club to meet biweekly with gentlemen excluded. They plan a summer public entertainment and a committee assigns programs, promising amusement and cultural benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Musical Club
August Flower testimonial from Seneca woman
Mrs Sarah M Black of Seneca Missouri reports two years of neuralgia and related symptoms including yellow complexion dull head stomach pain mucus taste breath shortness and heart palpitations. After using August Flower she says a wonderful change occurred and a complete cure is near. The endorsement is signed G G Green Sole Man Woodbury Wy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Black
Seneca
G. G. Green
Woodbury
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Mitchell Dry Goods
Stinson’s Velvet Carpets and
Capital Woolen Mills
Met
Enling
Vandens
Sanden
DR. Sanden
Sanden Electric CO
Cor
Third St
Second Ave. South
Minneapolis, Minn
R.N. Kratz
Mitchell Capital
Aberdeen News
Nty
C.c.bras & CO
Scallin’s
Col
M. M. Price
Price
van Osdel
Vian
Independent
Omaha
James L. Weaver
Town
J. C. Wield
Virginia
San Jose
Second
San Fernando
Lick House
California Theatre
A. C. Ham & Co
Fair
F. E. Smith
South Methodist Church
Benjamin Gresham
Louisville
W. Q. Gresham
Lanesville
New Albany
First
Indiana Infantry
Seventh
Indiana Cavalry
Chicago
Annie Weber
Sygur Shies
van Pelt
Craig Mo
Hillsdale
S. H Scallin
Orse
Rased
Addetsi
Benadon Carson Clossen
Heidinger
Anna Hewitt
John Kirkling
T B
Neilson
Peter English
Orin
J. W. Bearrie
P. M
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