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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1893
Page
7
The Mitchell Printing Co advertises rates for subscriptions and business cards with low prices and notes free notices for obituaries and wedding presents. It praises Pettigrew and Pickler for achievements in Congress benefiting South Dakota and states most targeted goals were successful.
The Fargo Argus derides the late North Dakota legislature as one of the most shamelessly venal bodies to convene. It notes that division may have been favorable timing for neighboring South Dakota after all.
Ex-President Harrison received a magnificent welcome in Indianapolis showing the high regard of his old friends and neighbors. He is described as today the foremost Republican in the country and one of the most representative American citizens.
The Sioux Falls Press argues Democrats sabotaged resubmission by pressuring Republicans with Prohibitionist pledges. It cites President Cleveland’s inaugural address as signaling a new political era and highlights civil service reform and currency stability as key themes. The piece analyzes partisan strategies and urges careful reading of the speech.
Rain begins Monday and continues steadily all day. Water covers many low spots and sidewalks in town require caution to pass. While the moisture inconveniences, it will improve spring ground conditions. Evening Up Old Scores. Huronite mocks Sioux Falls Press and Argus-Leader. debate over influence in Huron continues.
Rev. C. B. Clark spoke on the theme The Man for the Occasion at the Y M C A course at the Presbyterian church. He drew examples from Moses Caesar Grant Jefferson and Lincoln to show how decisive leadership shapes history and ends despotism and slavery.
The Exposition executive committee convened in Commercial Club Rooms led by President Gale. They discuss enlarging the building, raising funds, and emphasize that the 1802 event’s success hinges on financial support and continued leadership by J K Smith as secretary.
A farmer warns that reliance on a single crop like wheat can backfire as hog prices rise. He argues diversification protects profits, noting that overproduction lowers returns when any price spike ends.
The article urges farmers to diversify beyond wheat by holding a mix of crops such as corn flax barley oats and rye. It argues hog prices and wheat trends vary year to year and the path to independent profit lies in supplying varied needs rather than concentrating on one crop.
The survey lists district by district township election results with chairs clerks treasurers and assessors named for Perry Blendon Beulah Union Baker Badger and the like. A weather forecast predicts a lamb like March followed by a lion with blizzards warm spells and storms across various dates.
The last night bout in New Orleans ended in four rounds with Fitzsimmons defeating Hall in fourteen minutes. Stakes totaled 40000 dollars with Hall receiving 2500. For sale a four horsepower economizer boiler and engine in perfect order. Inquire at this office.
Beginning Monday March 18 Champeny Bros. displays a three day corset and corset cover sale with cut prices on the newest styles. The store also advertises table linen fabrics table oil cloth prints carpets curtains and spring jackets with discounts on cloaks and shoes plus upcoming dress goods and trimmings.
Commodore Coulson of Yankton expected to receive an appointment as internal revenue collector at Sitka Alaska. A new Yankton daily paper to debut April 1 will endorse prohibition and Republicanism. Pease Valley Transportation to run a Wheeler South Dakota to Minneapolis service linking to wheat markets. A Huron temperance convention set for March 15 to plan enforcement and celebrate defeat of prohibition reform. A winged calf born near Hecla. workers move on Pierre Black Hills Duluth railroad via Aberdeen offices opened by Wm. J. Best and Engineer Wilson. national Cordage attaches Dakota Farmers Alliance assets at Aberdeen to recover 21 555 dollars. Alliance seeking dissolution of attachment. Sioux FallsCo operative Loan association may build brick rows in Brookings early spring. Brookings business blocks criticized as among the poorest in the state.
Scotland fair dates are September 19 20 21 and 22 with management aiming to outdo former exhibitions. The association covers Yankton Hutchinson Douglas and Bon Homme counties promising a large regional show.
City council met in adjourned session to revise ordinances and will continue meetings until the work is completed. The revised ordinances will be published in pamphlet form.
Weekly transfers reported from the register's office show multiple parcel changes. Notable entries include Isaac Lincoln to Wm Wilkinson for the nw 27-102-610 and A B Hager to Wm M Smith for sections in town 104 range 60, with several other tract and block transfers across Mitch, Mt. Vernon, and Cooley & Gournsey additions.
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