Local notices and ads from Mitchell city segment
A compilation of items including licenses issued to M. G. Swatman and Nina J. Smith, pension announcements for R. P. Hall and Michael Dougherty, machinery and dry goods prices from Knowles & Green, land and legal notices, theft report, and civil and church news. Includes a war bridge project, dairy and creamery references, and local business promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowles & Greene
Cora McLean
Alexander McLean
Jim Spears
R. P. Hall
Uncle Sam
IP. L. White & Co
Johnson
M. G. Swatman
Plankinton
Nina J. Smith
Victor Township
Henry Parry & Co
Hood
Green’s Grove
Michael Dougherty
Mt. Vernon
J. B. van Alstine
Prof. Hoon
M. E
H. N. Liswis
Mitchell
A.D. Collins
W Rey. J. H. Babcock
Yankton
Missouri River
Millwaukee
Drayman
Local Notes On Appointments and Growth in Town
Mr Vernon, Mike Dougherty and Jimmy Hunter build new barns while Lrof Eno resigns from the bank to visit relatives at Bijou Hills. M C Betts attends Madison as a state convention delegate. Sunday school picnic at Firesteel north of town draws large crowd. Lumber trade rising as Fullerton Lumber Co changes to Chicago Lumber Co with John Fetters in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Vernon
Mike Dougherty
Jimmy Hunter
Lrof
Eno
Bijou Hills
If. C. Meckwin
Plankinton
M.C. Betts
Madison
M. J
Welch
Fullerton Lumber Co
Chicago Lumber Co
John Fetters
John M. Rowell
F. B. Rowell
Ewart
Mstelle Adams
Mitchell
Junie Haynes
Imma Haynes
S. S. Johnston
France Lodge
Farmer Holds Town Square With Lost Team And Harsh Words
A farmer tethered his team at Main and Second streets in town for hours until Bidwell and Prescott moved the horses to a livery barn. The farmer reacted with strong language and a bank visit, while Welch promotes his horse shoeing and general shop services in Davison county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Second Streets
N. A. Bidwell
R. D. Prescott
Mr. Farmer
Bidwell
Prescott
Davison County
R. D. Welch
Special Sale to Clear Stock This Month
Store announces a limited stock reduction plan to raise at least 5000 dollars in 30 days. Invoicing August Island and planned arrivals around August 20th require space for new orders. Merchandise now available offers immediate use and value for customers.
Savings Blowout on Dress Goods and Shoes at Local Store
Store advertises discounts across dress goods and footwear. Arnold's 46 inch all wool Henriettas drop from 90c to 67c per yard while dress ginghams fall from 10 or 12c to 8c. Shoes cut from 2 dollars to 1.25, walking shoes from 1.35 to 1.10. Carpets priced to clear at 55c. Overall savings range 25 to 50 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Tom Clark on the Homestead lockout and wages
Pittsburg machine ironsmith Tom Clark, en route to St. Paul, discusses Homestead mill wages and the Amalgamated Association. He argues the lockout will fail, notes high daily wages, and contrasts Andrew Carnegie with his brothers while praising steel workers and working-class loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Homestead
Amalgamated Association
Pittsburg
Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Thomas Carnegie
National Guard
United States
Carnegie Mills
McLuckie bail set in Homestead riot case
Burgess Mc Luckie released on ten thousand dollars bail while others sought by warrants must surrender in Homestead riot. District Attorney and Judge discuss rioting guilt with possible first degree murder only if willful premeditation is shown. Warrants slated for Frick Lovejoy and Andrew Carnegie. O Donnell and others expected to turn themselves in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittspura
Burgess McLuckie
Hugh O'donnell
Carnegie’s
Burleigh
McLuckie
Commonwealth
Cox
Owen Murphy
Oliver C. Minton
Tomestead
Arigil
Orney
MeLuckie
Frick and Lovejoy
Andrew Carnegie
Homestead
Snowden
National Guard
Baltimore
O'Donnell
Aimalamated Association
Amalgamated Association
Ceats
Little Washington
Lion
Market Report from St Paul Union Stock Yards July 21 1892
Prices range with steady butcher goods and weak cattle demand. Prime steers and cows show varied values, calves and stockers trading, sheep active, receipts include hogs and calves, wheat futures show July open near 7 to 8 cents, closes around 7.5 to 8.0 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Union
South St. Paul
Pepo
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary July 1 1692
CATTLE weak and lower HOGS weak three lower heavy 5 60 to 1 00 mixed and medium 5 50 to 7 95 light 5 0 to 5 9 Sheep receipts cattle 17000 hogs 23000 sheep 0 000 Chicago Grain and Provisions July 21 1892 Opening prices Wheat September Corn July We September 4816c Oats September 34c Pork K September 31 00 to 129 Lard September Short Ribs September 7 5244 Closing prices Wheat July 7c September 1876 Corn July 890 September 485g Oats September Pork September Lard September Short Ribs September
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Umitoa
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. M. Bowdle
John Cook
Geo. B. Kelsey
W. A. Moore
Knowles & Green
S. H. Scallin
Damascus Lodge No. al K. of
Cherry
Brule
Aurora
Davison
Hanson
Stephen Bately
Mr. Bately
Hutchinson County
Hig
A. G. Case
M. D
Milwood
Kas
Miner County
Land Office
A. M. Comley
J. S. Wakefield
G. H. Brace
Third Street
Milwaukee Road
O. A. Cary
Corning, N.Y
Henry Kock
United States Court
Bon
J.D. Lawler
Warren J. Milhiun
Deadwood
Neighborhood News
Osborne
D. W. Collsins
Dr. Pierce
P. T. McGovern
Tom Clark
Tron
Mwluckie
Gio
Justice Mill
O'Vonnell
Cox and Brennan
Alderman McMasters
Washington
Camp Black
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Camden. Ark
J. G. Kelso
Magnolia Bank
French Lick Springs
Ind
Kelso
Cousins
Orpark Ramps
Robert G. Cousins
Tiptoy
Congress
Welcome Mowery
Tama County
Minneapolis Grain
Vivermnarre
Wiheat
Wember
Chicago Union Stock
Seok Beegham
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