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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1893
Page
13
The notice outlines higher prices for newspaper subscriptions, mentioning increased costs and changes in the forum for readers. It notes a scheduled discussion among subscribers as part of a broader move to adjust service terms and timing.
Riff of campaign notes and industry chatter surrounds a Chicago gathering. Mentioned are Wade Hamowne’s railroad commission appointment and debates on strikes. The piece notes the Mackeye Spectatorium in Chicago and a Blaine biography project with Gail Hamilton as author.
Literary notes survey Camille Flammarion’s Omega tale as a dramatic blend of science and sensationalism describing an Earth threatening comet. It also chronicles Howells finishing The Coast of Bohemia across several locales from Ohio to Boston to New York between May and December.
The magazine column highlights Harper's series additions Gilee Cores Yeomas 2 play by Mary F E Wilkies and The Japanese Bride by Naomi Tamura plus Whittier Notes of His Life. Local items report Mitchell Mall: Brer. John Pease returning from Washington as clerk for Senator Kyle and real estate moves by Ambrose Curtis and Austin Carver. Aberdeen injuries at Milwaukee depot and custody ruling for Gracie Stewart.
In Washington March 2 the senate chose Mr. Harris of Tennessee as president pro tem after Manderson resigned. Lamereaux of Wisconsin named commissioner of the General Land Office. The president sent nominations for several interior and land office posts, including Seymore of Connecticut as commissioner of patents and Lamerenze of Wisconsin as general land commissioner. Dodge resignation requested at the Agricultural Department. Robinson expected to fill.
March reports record Mr. J Pierpont Morgan sails on the Majestic for a rest in Europe saying he does not borrow for the government and will return in June. Friends gather at the dock including Bishop Potter as Morgans voyage is noted.
The L. Ralston home on Main and Fourth streets hosted the wedding of Miss Lenora Ralston to Sir Chas. Hast of Wayne Nebraska at 11 o clock in the morning. Rev. C. B. Clark performed the ceremony in the presence of relatives and friends. The couple departed for Wayne on the 12:3 Milwaukee train amid a shower of rice.
Local muslin sale announced with emphasis on Champeny Bros shoe store. Claims bargain footwear including blizzard rubbers at £2.75 and Ludlow $3 shoes for $2, plus jackets capes towels and lighter stock. Standout selling points include large stock, low prices and warning against competition.
Two Democrats will wear the gray on April 1 as postal carriers for free delivery. Thos Ball and James Foley receive third class status with a $600 salary, rising to $850 after civil service exam. Governor Sheldon arrives in Mitchell to inspect Lyman county claims and discuss a Black Hills exhibit for the World’s Fair.
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