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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1896
Page
6
Mitchell supplement notes Col Jolley’s renewed gubernatorial bid after county Republican backing. The Aberdeen News reports Pettigrew supporters and enemies realign, with Jude Gifford of Canton switching sides, prompting questions on political prudence and the race’s momentum.
Logalton South Dakota resident Ella Hamill endorses Scallin’s Lightning Headache Killer for headaches at 25 cents. Aberdeen News reports the State Immigration Association nears readiness as counties raise funds, while opposition slows progress. Sioux Falls reads pamphlets will soon be distributed and migrants guided to contributing counties. Codington county urges removing politics from state education administration.
Local notes recount a school exhibition at Martin Grady’s school house, dances and gatherings, farming changes, and repairs. Community members like Henry Weizerock, James Grady, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Jeevenulan, and Crosby Bros. are mentioned amid farm work, new machinery for the creamery, and upcoming church elections. A spring health reminder highlights Scallin’s Sarsaparilla.
Thursday featured morning cottage services then union rites at Baptist church led by Evangelist Thomson with Mr Gamble assisting. Afternoon and evening sessions continued at 3 and 7 30. Alfred Olson, jailed for insanity, transferred to Yankton asylum with attendant Mr Donovan after violent disturbances. Olson shows potential for cure in about six weeks as two attendants monitored him continuously. Five Davison county inmates are now at Yankton with monthly care costs of 80 dollars. Also notice: A J Kings offers his Mitchell residence for sale or trade for farm property.
A large turnout at the A O U W lodge meeting saw fourteen members cited by R C Warne and John Colvin to answer charges over alleged involvement in mail office destruction and threats to a brother worker. The court ruling was unanimous to retain membership.
Passenger and freight train times listed for arrivals and departures from multiple directions with ex Sunday notes. Includes rates for Travelers Accident Insurance Co policies and travel agency contact details for I. B. Clark agent at C. M. & St. P. steamboat lines.
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