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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1898

Page

3

Mitchell Capital. W Downey takes office early

In a terse notice, W Downey is recorded as assuming the post at Mitchell Capital ahead of schedule. The brief item notes the unexpected early start without additional details.

Advertising Rates and Notices in Official County Paper

Advertising rates offered to advertisers with options for business cards and local notices. Includes five cent per line business locals, legal notices at statute rates, ten cent per line cards of thanks, and free marriage and death notices. Official county paper dated Friday July 22, 1898.

Scriven Nominated for State Auditor Conditioned by GOP Convention

The Capital announces John H. Scriven of this city as a Republican state auditor candidate, pending convention action on August 24. Scriven has long been tied to the party, serving as secretary of the state central committee, with many feeling he deserves the nomination. Separately, Governor Lee denies claims by Rev. Clevinger about remarks on the cowboy regiment, while public sentiment leans toward the preacher’s version. News from other states notes soldier pay boosts in New York and Vermont, and New Haven considers monthly allowances for soldiers’ wives and children. The South Dakota state fair at Yankton plans evening entertainments and enhanced premiums to promote dairy exhibits and overall state resources.

John H. Scriven Scriven Republican Party of South Dakota State Central Committee Bell Lee Tom Ayers Sioux Falls Mr. Clevinger Cowboy Regiment Col. Gribaby New York State Vermont Cuba Council of the City of New Haven, Conn Yankton Judge Palmer Congress Frank Pettigrew Oak Argus Pettigrew Surveyor General Central Dakota Big Stone Lake Supreme Court Dakota Supreme Bench Kidder Capital Commission Washington Ordway Alex. McKenzie PPO The Yankton Gazette Robert J. Gamble Mr. Gamble John Healy Aberdeen Aberdeen News Healy Jefferson Jackson Tilden Taylor

Milwaukee rail road car boosts South Dakota at Omaha expo

The Milwaukee railway car at the Omaha exhibition carries South Dakota products and advertising material. Visitors report a large, keen crowd around the car and praise the display as deserving of credit for highlighting the state’s offerings.

Milwaukee Railroad South Dakota

Pickler Gains Backing. VanCiee Poised To Challenge

Major Pickler seeks the Republican state convention nomination with two counties behind him. Edwin VanCiee is favored to carry his Hills country county against Kirk Phillips, a move that could position him as a strong rival for the same congressional seat and a likely nomination.

Major Pickler Edwin VanCiee Kirk Phillips

Fusion and party lines in state conventions clash in Mitchell

The article notes fusion across parties at Brown county and in the state, with Democrats allotted four seats, Silver Republicans one, and Populists the remainder. Kirk Phillips wins Lawrence county endorsement for governor over VanCise. It laments fusion platforms and predicts a tough fall for fusionists. Other items mention misinterpreted maps, mobilization costs for volunteers, and preparations for the Republican state convention in Mitchell on August 24.

Brown County Kirk Phillips Lawrence VanCise Congress

New Policy View Expands Monroe Doctrine To Global Reach

The Minneapolis Tribune quotes a shift in U S policy as isolation ends. Officials say broadened ideas will meet new conditions, with the Monroe doctrine to be enlarged by adding several patches.

United States Minneapolis Tribune

Surrender of Santiago Ends Spanish Resistance in Cuba

General Toral capitulated after days of delay and the flag of the United States flew over Santiago at noon Sunday. Spanish troops exited the trenches and laid down arms, avoiding further combat. Shafter estimated storming the city could cost about 5,000 American lives, making surrender a significant saving.

Toral Santiago United States Shafter

Soldiers at Camp Merritt send care funds home

The San Francisco Bulletin notes the agaving disposition of Camp Merritt soldiers and reports that in the last three weeks $11,000 was sent from Camp Merritt to mothers, sisters, and relatives. Often $26 of $30 two month pay is sent, with funds kept for the sender’s return.

San Francisco Camp Merritt Philippine Islands

Lesson of discipline powers naval strength in war

The Philadelphia Times extols disciplined obedience within a unified naval organization. It argues patient endurance on long cruises, daily drills, constant study, and prompt response create a navy capable of meeting evolving wartime demands. Without human intelligence and unity, ships and guns lose value.

Philadelphia Times Ars Spain

Controversy Between Pettigrew and Palmer Recalled

The Sioux Falls letter exchange between Pettigrew and Palmer is highlighted as a sharp critique of public service, exposing alleged misdeeds and political maneuvering. Pettigrew accuses Palmer of dishonesty and biased rulings while Palmer counters with claims of graft and favoritism in land and court cases. Also noted are campaign updates in South Dakota with Gamble, Collins, Healy, and Governor Lee's administration under scrutiny.

Advertised Letters at Mitchell Post Office Week End July 18 1898

List of uncalled letters includes Bell Miles Campbell Garth Martin Sawyer names. Advertised inquiries should mention advertised when calling. Letters not collected within two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office per postmaster notice. Also an advertisement claims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures piles eczema and skin diseases with immediate relief from L O Gale.

Mitchell Bell Miles E. Campbell A. A. Garth Frank Martin Esq. Sawyer Jacob N DeWitts L.O. Gale

A Famous English Inn at Fordham the Crab Tree

The Crab Tree Inn in Fordham stands as one of England’s oldest and most picturesque hostels. It has hosted Kipling Haggard Lang Burns Scott and perhaps the queen, with initials of notable figures etched on tables and windows bearing names like Macaulay Dickens and Thackeray.

England Fordham Britain Kipling, Haggard Andrew Lang Robert Burns Sir Walter Scott Great Britain Macaulay Dickens Thackeray Quiller Couch

Does Baby Thrive Emulsion Advice Appears in Ad

An old advertisement claims fifteen to twenty drops of Scott s Emulsion given in a baby s bottle four times daily will help a delicate, sickly child thrive and improve when food fails. It also says larger children may benefit and urges consulting a doctor.

Scott Scott & Bowne Chemists New York

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Mitchell Capital the Mitchell Printing CO Props W. Downey Rduto Official State Auditor J. Pierpont Morgan Sioux City Journal Washington Post Phillins R. F. Pettigrew Collins Dr. Pierce DeWitt’s L.O Gale B.C. Clark, P.M Hood W. HB Paxton Youngstown North Dakota M. W. Hutchinson Bismarck W. H. Webster L. E. Stair A. E. Hitchcock J. L. Hanne Ss. D L. E. Whitcher Mitchell, S. D Roth's Plumbing Shop Mitchell House West Second St. Co H. Perry J. Thompson and Son Parry West Corner WM. Koch Main and First Street Mitchell, S, D Fullerton Lumber Mitchell Iron Works Geo. H. Summers Jerome Wiltle California New Orleans Pullman Chicago Los Angeles An Francisco Southern Pacific Co Pacific Coast Sunset Southern Pacific Illinois Central R. R Florida Jacksonville St. Louis Illnois Central Holly Springs Birmingham Albany Homeseeker’s Excursions Re Allinois Central Yazoo Mississippiville Illiols Central Janesville Iowa Lyle, Mae Alant Iowa J. F. Merry P. A Manchester, Lows
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