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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1897

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An Attempt at Murder in Mc Dearmaids Saloon

A brutal stabbing occurred Wednesday night at Mc Dearmaids saloon when Tom Lytle known as Reddy attacked William Patterson a blind Black man with a knife. Patterson was badly injured with a jaw wound and a near severed thumb while Lytle was arrested after the melee and held to May term in bonds of 1500 dollars. The incident sparked crowd attention and prompted calls for stricter local order.

McDermaid Tom Lytle Reddy Wm. Patterson Steve McDearmaid Charlie Munger Dr. Dundas Neady Main Street Jack Kelley Auditor’s Office Gardinier Lytle Lawler Street Covington Sioux City Milwaukee Iris Judge Abbey Court House T. J. Spangler Winsor Derby Burnside Steve McDermaid Steve Patteson Attorney Spangler Charles Munger Spangler Munger Joe Linder Patterson Dundas

Fire Department Elects New Officers In Annual Ballot

The Mitchell fire department held its annual election last Wednesday night with three candidates for chief. Henry Swisdler won on the third ballot over Gillis and Stair, becoming chief. Charles Ruh was named assistant chief, L F Stair secretary, Thomas Wellen treasurer, and James Rogan time keeper. A running team was proposed by H R Schnedler, J D Kress, C W Gillis, and H B Adams.

Fire Department Henry Swisdler Messrs Gillis Stair Charles H. R. Schnedler J. D. Kress C. W. Gillis H. B. Adams

City Council Debates Land Filings and Saloons

The council met with no quorum on the first Monday, adjourned to Thursday, and heard reports from Justice Abbey. A sidewalk on west Second street was approved, and licensing of saloons under the new liquor law was instructed. Numerous warrants and salaries were approved, and the meeting adjourned to April. Filings on the reservation rise as squatters anticipate a homestead bill, with inquiries from Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and far New England.

Fullerton Bracy Pollard Levinger Simpson Neilsen Indra Smith Justice Abbey West Second Street West Side School House S. A. Kean & Co Chicago Western Union Co Davis & Daniels A Brown Thos Wallace Moise O Walrath Mdise Chris Vaine W Gillis Mdse W E Crane Salary Health Department L E Stair Jack Rogan Pouca Pee Errs Whieteers Titer Ieee Mitchell Iron Works Kibbee Electric Light Co L O Gale W Abbey Justice Fees J C Roth C H Gordinier John Reierson L Beckwith J.M. Adams Livingstone D. A. Mizener Hellritter Union Township Register Boynton McKinley Register Congress Iowa Illinois Indiana Connecticut New Hampshire Maine

Contest cases heard at the land office

At the United States land office two contest cases were heard Friday. Attorney A B Hager represents David Paxton against Gustav Gertz over a Yankton reservation homestead. A second case, R A Livingston vs Henry Heitritter, involves a Union township land that changed hands and was claimed as a homestead in January 1896. Livingston asserts the claimant never established residence and now resides in Boyden Iowa.

United States Land Office Yankton Reservation A. B. Hager David Paxton Gustav Gertz R. A. Livingston Henry Heitritter Union Township Mr. Heitritter

Storm Paralyzes Rail Lines Around Pukwana

A blizzard blocked all roads and halted Milwaukee road service around Pukwana. A derailment near a drift left three passenger cars off the tracks, forcing a rescue train from Mitchell. Crews worked to reopen routes east toward Alexandria and west to reach stranded passengers, with delays lasting days.

Aberdeen Pukwana Mitchell Milwaukee Road Alexandria Fiest Frank Maynard D. W. Moore Brainard

Edna Evans Weds M. H. Trumble at Evans Home

A Saturday wedding was held at 4 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Evans on West Second Street. Miss Edna Evans married M H Trumble of Butte Montana in a ceremony by Justice James McKinley. A large attendance brought many presents as the couple planned to relocate to Butte for Trumble and his copper mining interests.

Richard Evans West Second Street Edna M. H. Trumble Butte Mont James McKinley Trumble

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