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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1896
Page
1
The message urges preparing for a wet spring by obtaining a protective shelter or cover. It highlights the need to act now to prevent weather damage and emphasizes practical steps for securing suitable storage or protection.
Rev. Bob Veall, pastor of Mitchell Baptist Church, announced his resignation to take effect the last Sunday in March. He led church growth from a small Sunday School to about 225 enrolled, and accepted a unanimous call to McPherson Kansas, where a larger salary awaits. The church plans to select a new pastor soon, leaving three churches in the city with regular pastors.
Citizens of Mitchell are summoned in a civil action for damages brought by Bob MacBride against A. J. Hitcheac and about 45 locals linked to the Mail office destruction or sympathy. The complaint is not attached. defendants must answer within 30 days. Separate notes mention a theft by colored women in Armour, the death of A. J. Smith in Perry township, and local updates including a postponed cantata and opera house plans.
The Mitchell area reports on Bob McBride a figure with a checkered career from Eldora Iowa to war correspondence in Philadelphia. He later edited the Eldora Ledger and faced multiple legal troubles including libel and forged bounty warrants. His marriages spanned three wives with a notable later life in New York and Mitchell before potential further trouble in Plankinton.
A Minneapolis Journal correspondent discusses Bob MacBride and his record in Kildora Iowa and This City noting that for years he regularly attacked private interests in public affairs.
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