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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1899
Page
9
Reports from South Badger Beulah and Blendon note health recoveries, election notices, school changes, and harvest activity. Mrs Tyler returns to riding after illness. Beulah district plans another school election. local residents attend weddings and visits, with updates on farming, creeks, and creameries.
Barbara McConkey born April 25 1838 in Merrickeville Ontario died aged many years in Mitchell South Dakota after a life of church work and famil y devotion. She married James McConkey in 1866 at Sheboygan County and left a farm for Mitchell in recent years. She leaves seven children four sons and three daughters all but one daughter Allie Mrs Wm Way of Michigan City Indiana present at her death.
G B Kelsey submits to Davison County commissioners a detailed ledger of vouchers commissions balances and collections for multiple school districts and townships including Tobin Township Rome Township and District No 12 with permanent school fund entries. Also a patient testimonial cites Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a permanent cure for chronic diarrhoea.
Advertisement for Buckeye Binder and Mower by A E Vermilyear urging interviews at his store. Mentions unmatched quality and a Spirit Lake Iowa excursion on July 15 and 18 for $3 round trip including Chautauqua admission. Also notes return dates and regular train travel. Expresses thanks for aid after bereavement.
Notices in Mitchell Davison County SD probate matters announce estates of Albert Barker Sue E Brookings and Nels Nelson. Administrators seek creditors heirs appear July 1899 hearings set for August 1 and July 23 1899. Judge W Abbey oversees in county court with Powers Winsor & Mohr attorneys.
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