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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1890
Page
6
The fragment notes an Avison notice involving four situate entries in South Thyaga and a mention of a dancer or darter. The unreadable OCR limits full facts but indicates a classified type notice with local reference and names.
Local items report Walrath painting the front ear market and Slager assisting on a farm. West Third Street sees Krom and wife moving into a new house. McCrade of St Paul becomes an assistant in Western Union. Bob Becker installs a new sign on his clothier shop top, and Grag store hires a new associate. J M Adams renovates with new wallpaper. Kr Childs of Anita Iowa preaches at the national church. Y M C A session led by T A Hildreth draws merchants’ praise. Weather and harvest notes praise rain for crops and late wheat prospects. Dakotas crops improve. Davison Republican delegates back C A Johnston for governor. Jockey Club races priced tickets via St Paul and Minneapolis trip offer.
A mix of financial tallies for Baker and Rome townships dated July 1 1890 and Jan 1 1890 shows vouchers refunds balances and sal fund allocations as health notes from the Iowa State Board of Health discuss rising life expectancy the preventable deaths from contagious diseases and the economic value of extending life, while local items report resignations and a buggy accident at the Milwaukee depot with minor injuries and a child unhurt.
W S Crouse toured districts south of town reporting harvest activity. He noted more than half of the wheat already gathered, a midfield 40 acre field yielding about fifteen bushels per acre, oats with short straw but well filled heads, and corn with two ears on many stalks. Census checks totaling about 500 daily are being mailed to enumerators.
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