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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
10
March updates from Blendon and nearby communities record happenings from school entertainments to elections. Notes include oyster suppers at the church, farm land rental, new residents moving in, sales of horses and cows, social gatherings, town meetings, and upcoming church events across Plano Badger Bethel Vernon Rome Center Beulah and nearby locales.
In two weeks on March 17 a basket social will be held at the school house to raise funds for Rev. R. N. Kratz. Everyone is invited to attend. Letcher March 7 Lewis Noahr's house burned last Wednesday while the family was away, likely from a faulty flue. Men arrive to take the old Col. Price farm unloading 120 head of cattle. James Davis had a sick horse on the road to the creamery. R. H. McCurdy starts at the creamery this spring and summer. Roy Todd travels to Starkie's to help install machinery for the skimming station. S. C. Michener's horse was badly snagged in the breast Tuesday and bled heavily before helper found her.
The piece covers Beulah No. 24 pupils illness from whooping cough, top averages for Ellen Jay and Laura Kjelmyr, diplomas for attendance, and a noon fire response. It also notes Perry No. 3 closing in three weeks, 16 attendance diplomas, a weather-related absence, and a debate on capital punishment.
State Land Commissioner Eastman weighs how to place surplus school funds as public land sales approach in two weeks. Proposals seek to allow investment in state warrants at seven percent and raise single-form loan limits to $1,000, amid bond limits and looming surplus.
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