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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1898
Page
6
Local notes from South Sanborn to Beulah report a cold wave pausing wheat sowing, pasture updates, and farm moves. Mitchell visitors, runted farms, medical ops, school libraries, and new library books appear amid community updates and weather delays.
A cold wave touches West Perry as farmer Barton resumes work and buys adjoining quarter-section land from Gleason, expanding to nearly 600 acres. Mrs Lockhart’s family returns to Wisconsin. neighbors visit Mrs Lockhart and Miss Herbert and Mae attend an Mitchell Saint Patrick's event. School opens in District No. 3 led by Miss Maguire with hopes for a strong term. A cheap riding plow for sale at Alex Lockhart’s belonging to Mrs Ingham, price five dollars. West Perry Medicine Co. offers spring tonics. Berry hires extra help for 210 cattle. a caravan seen crossing the prairie last Saturday.
The Capital reports steady weekly gains in subscriptions with a rural canvass by Mr. Coates planned for next week. New names secured last week include residents from Hanson Mitchell Beulah Sanborn and other counties such as August Groeber Andrew Carlson John Jay Nick Reimars Frank Stehl A. E. Jackson Fred Rubert Geo. Doering and many others.
Government local station data shows weekly temperature ranges with a negative note indicating voluntary figures. Observer Huyck submits a tabulated statement listing daily readings for the period ending March 23.
Public School and Land Commissioner Lockhart toured the state and reported strong land sales. In Grant county at Milbank 3040 acres sold for about 13.11 per acre, netting 39 840 dollars for the state. In Brookings county 82 parcels sold, expected to net around 45 000 dollars. State projections anticipate at least 5000 dollars more for the spring treasury.
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