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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
5
Births, travel updates, visits and relocations among Mitchell residents. Local families plan vacations to Lake Okoboji and Lake Minnetonka while others attend camps, fairs and tournaments in Minnesota and South Dakota. Individuals secure jobs, property deeds, and insurance while reporting travels and community events.
George W. Norvell, winner of a Rhodes Scholarship, has returned to his father Rev. J. E. Norvell of 705 South Duff Street. The South Dakota student completed a two year law course at Oxford, traveled in Europe, and plans to enter Harvard Law School, then spend a year in Colorado for health reasons.
The Chicago and Northwestern railroad crop report says past week brought high temperatures around 80s to 95s, with heavy rains in the east. no crop damage from hail near Lebanon. Wheat is filling well and will be good quality, with harvesting to begin next week. Corn, flax, barley and oats show strong growth and favorable conditions.
In Hyde county Effie H. Walker loses proof to a homestead she commuted in 1906 after a hearing showed she taught nearby and maintained a home on the tract. The secretary upholds residence proof, reversing a prior cancellation and signaling a precedent affecting teaching homesteaders who live away for work.
Washington DC reports a temporary suspension of proposed freight rate increases by western trunk lines until November 1. The agreement, reached by Chairman Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission and Chairman W B Hosmer of the western lines commission, mirrors terms with the eastern lines.
A Mitchell resident recounts chronic kidney pain from years of railroad work. After use of Doan's Kidney Pills, backed by Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, he reports complete relief from backache, dizziness, and nocturnal kidney secretions.
The administrator August Koop declares all creditors and claimants of Otto Daniels deceased must present claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be shown at the office of T J Spangler in Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Dated June 30 1910.
The commission will investigate the reasonableness of the rate advances while the matter remains under review.
Pierre South Dakota Chairman Burke of the Indian affairs committee says there will be no attempt to open the Rosebud and Pine Ridge lands before spring at the earliest.
In New York rumors spread that the unknown fighter backed by James J. Corbett and Australian promoter Hugh McIntyre may be Warren Barbour, a thread manufacture millionaire ready to challenge Champion Jack Johnson.
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