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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1893
Page
7
The Mitchell Capital printed by The Mitchell Printing Co lists subscription rates and office details. It notes address changes should be reported, states that papers sent outside the state will be discontinued at time paid, and lists ad rates including business cards and legal notices. The issue is dated Friday June 23, 1893.
The piece surveys liquor traffic and prohibition arguments from the Wolsey Journal and Sioux Falls Press, urging moral education and questioning licensing as a means to curb the trade. It cites Mayor Eustis of Minneapolis and discusses reciprocity, protectionism, and regional interests amid ongoing local notices and community events.
Mrs E Chapin is very sick. A nice rain fell Wednesday. Miss Hattie Earl visited Mitchell Saturday. A M Clark left for a two week World’s Fair trip. John Maier plans to open a barber shop in Rowell building soon. Mrs Henry Clery and daughter from St Lawrence visit Mrs Sandstrom. Mrs C Bras visited from Mitchell earlier in the week. Dr and Mrs E L Rolph were down.
Gers used an inexperienced substitute after one man was disabled early in the game and will play again in Brendon next Saturday Lisbon. Lottie Small of Mitchell visited Estella Pine. Mrs. N. Wright leaves Monday for Dixon Illinois for study. Crops look good though corn stands thin. Weather prophet reports the past week as the hottest yet. Children’s day exercises proceeded with a strong program. Rev. Mr. Bennett of Mitchell attended. Sunday school convention drew many from Mitchell and nearby townships. Mrs. Shipton’s sister visiting now. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight of Mitchell attended Ethan Sunday. Mrs. Mutzigar’s barn and porch under construction. Mr. Sparks spoke on “Our Country” to a sizable gathering. F. S. Ottman, recently at the University, visited uncle J. M. Ottman. Quarterly meeting set at Bell school house. Ethan morning services canceled.
An attempt to wreck the East Milwaukee passenger train occurred between Dalton and Bridgewater when a vehicle placed on the track caused the engine to crash into a large pile. The pilot was destroyed and two suspicious men were chased by road officials. Also, Mitchell plans a Fourth of July bicycle meet with riders from across the state. Graduating exercises are set for July 1 at the court house with Rev. A M De Putron Gliddon delivering the address. The Yankton Press praises retiring Grand High Priest Bracy’s Grand Chapter address as a standout for the young Masons.
The store announces a summer clearing sale starting Monday June 26 for two weeks offering a 10 percent discount on all dress goods. The promotion focuses on trimming inventory and attracting shoppers with reduced prices on fabrics and apparel materials.
A local store announces drastic markdowns to reduce an immense stock of Charlies, Pongees, and Lawns with special low prices on all these fabrics.
Largest line of hosiery ever brought to Mitchell will be offered at manufacturer’s prices. Shoes discounted to nearly cost with Fargo’s $2.50 ladies’ shoe now $2.00. Latest styles in high grade shoes and ladies’ ready made tea gowns and wrappers. Early selection urged. a handsome work table with every $15 purchase.
The tenth annual Grand Commandery conclave in Huron crowned Mitchell residents with top posts across three orders. Geo. H. Rathman becomes Grand Commander, with Wm. J. McMackin Deputy and Geo. A. Pettigrew leading as Grand Standard Bearer among others. Also noted are shifts in church leadership, a Driving Park association meeting planning Fourth of July races, and updates on local civic events and social gatherings. The report includes commentary on a planned Bordeaux Hawkins boxing match and various community notices.
Fires across the upper peninsula of Michigan were checked by rain but surged again, tearing through timber and destroying homesteads. Bridges and trestles burned on the Duluth South Shore and Atlantic line between here and Duluth, with extensive damage reported in Bay de Nogotte and Ontonagon counties.
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