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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1895
Page
5
A collage of terse notices reports visits and travels of residents from Mitchell and nearby towns. It mentions F A Bidwell and C L Downey in probate and education circles, local business updates at Van Alstine's and Armour trade, Odd Fellows events, barber bargains, court movements, and several short anecdotes from Woonsocket Parkston and Yankton demonstrating social and economic life across the region.
Mitchell committee argued for a donated 40 acre fairground and facilities with a ten year term, while Sioux Falls offered a 1500 dollar upfront payment and yearly sums to cover expenses. Board of agriculture weighed cash incentives against land and facilities in a central agricultural district.
The Young Peoples' society of South Dakota with national secretary J D Wilkins of Chicago will hold a meeting at the Baptist church on Thursday evening March 28 to promote youth work in the state. Additional meetings will be held in Madison March 26 Sioux Falls March 27 Mitchell March 28 Huron March 29 Aberdeen March 30 and Vermillion March 31 with open invitation to other young peoples societies to join.
J C Lowe returns from Bijou Hills estates. Rena Smith and Nellie Barker visit from the west. A ball game between college and prep classes is planned this week. Socialism books added to the library. Mr Hitchcock begins a lecture series on law in the chapel Sunday at three. Dennis Potter recovers from recent illness and returns to campus.
A Nebraskan farmer describes seven years of knee pain and swelling. After crutches and remedies failed, he tried Hood's Sarsaparilla and reports marked improvement after one bottle and full recovery after several bottles.
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