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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1894
Page
9
The dispatch details military and civic movements amid a tense climate, naming officials, units, and locations through a dense, partially corrupted text. It references the National Guard, state authorities, and urban centers while outlining proposed actions and public responses.
A Dakota Territory farmer recounts filing a homestead entry on land in section 17, township 10N, range 3W. He describes building a house and barn, securing timber, and paying fees while detailing family living on the claimed farm and plans to remain as a leading local settler.
The case against Banediet and her husband for unpaid rent on a jointly occupied home was dismissed after Adaton and Powers argued the husband did not sign the lease and because a husband cannot be sued for rent on a home they shared. The notice of advertised missing letters is listed, with instruction to respond or the items move to dead letter.
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