Subscription Rates and Notice Details for Mitchell and Main
The Mitchell Capital advertising page lists subscription rates for The Micmell eleMating Co Front One year in advance 82.00 six months 4.00 three months 1.60. Club with leading publications at low club prices. Subscribers changing address must provide former and new addresses. Advertising rates by application. Cards up to six lines 5.00 per year each additional line 1.00. Business locals ten cents per line Arctic portion five cents per line per insertion. Legal ads at statute rates. Marriage and death notices published free of charge. Obituaries and resolutions five cents per line.
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Ouscopy
Wilbe
Arctic
Ohio legislature Senate bill defeat reported
The Pioneer Press notes the Ohio legislature killed the Australian elect oral bill yesterday. Democrats are criticized for defending party over public good as the assembly remains loyal to its traditions.
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Pioneer Press
Ohio
Dave Hall
Stevenson backs Huron capital bid in South Dakota talks
Tilbert F Stevenson, secretary of Yankton Masonic Aid, told the Yankton Press that Mitchell shows broad support for Huron as capital, Chamberlain will run again, and he favors moving the capital to the Missouri river. His bias toward Huron colors his forecast, with Chamberlain supporters skeptical.
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Tilbert F. Stevenson
Masonic Aid Association of
Yankton
Mr. Stevenson
Mitchell
Pierre
Huron
Chamberlain
Missouri River
Stevenson
Irrigation in South Dakota to Boost Farm Value
The article urges immediate serious attention to irrigation in South Dakota. It argues irrigation improves soil fertility and farm value, suggesting private corporations and individuals should promote projects now, with government surveys aiding intelligent action. It notes irrigation can raise land value by ten to fifty dollars per acre, even in small-area starts.
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South Dakota
Rain and flood forecasts rise for Missouri River region
The rain has fallen for twenty four hours along the Missouri River and snow in the Taountainag is the heaviest on record. Old timers predict heavier rainfall this season and an unprecedented June rise. Farmers and stockmen anticipate strong prospects as millions of free land lie between Pierre and the Black Hills mines.
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Pioneer
Missouri River
Pigrre
South Dakota
Black Hills
Memorial Day observance planned in Mitchell
Arrangement for May 30 memorial events includes parade and services at the cemetery in the forenoon and a ternoon program with an ovation. Committees from Ransom Post W R C and sons of veterans oversee the plan with invitations to city government county officials and civic societies to participate.
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Mitchell
Ransom Post
W.r.c.and Sons of Veterans
First Department
Veterans Pay Tribute at Memorial Service Sunday
Veterans in paying tribute to their fallen comrades attend a memorial service at the courthouse at 3 p.m. on Sunday May 25 with pastors from several city churches officiating.
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Court House
Arbor Day Exercises At Public High School
In the high school room pupils performed arboreal themed literary pieces and songs. Harry Beckwith read the governor's proclamation while Eva Savage and Rose Fox gave essays on forestry and the elm tree. Primary pupils sang May baskets and touquets, reflecting the day’s simple activities.
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Harry Beckwith
Eva Savage
Nebraska
Emma Olson
Ella Cross
Kate Sherman
Oscar Kanoff
Maggie Gleeson
May Krom
Edith Brokaw
Rose Fox
Mary Hubbard
Francis Witzel
Mabel Robinson
Northwestern Line Excursions Announced for April to October
The Northwestern Line offers home seekers excursions from St. Paul and Minneapolis to Central Dakota Sioux City Northwestern Iowa and from points north or east of Le Mars to Omaha St Joseph Kansas City and beyond to Nebraska Kansas Missouri Colorado Utah Idaho and Arizona. Tickets are at low rates valid only day of sale and returnable within thirty days with stopovers on western lines. For rates or information contact The Northwestern Line agents or General Passenger Agent T W Teasdale in St. Paul Minn.
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Northwestern Line
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
R’v
Minneapolis
Dakota
Sioux City
Iowa
le Mars
Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Nebraska
Kansas
Lick Nliss
Colorado
Wyoming
Monta
Utah
Idaho
Indian Territory
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Missouri
Arkansas
Missouri River
T. W. Teasdale
Gen’s Pass
Minn
A Woman's Discovery In Shelby County
A county woman faced a seven year battle with a deadly disease until a single bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption brought immediate relief and a miraculous cure after three months of coughing and insomnia. Mrs Luther Lutz is named and a free trial bottle is offered at Scallin's drag store via W C Hamrick & Co Shelby NC.
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Dr. King
Luther Lutz
W. C. Hamrick & Co
Shelby, N. C
Scallin
Syrup of Figs Praised for Gentle Health Benefits
A promotional notice extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasing remedy that benefits the eyes and taste while gently acting on the kidneys liver and bowels to cleanse the system and promote health and comfort for users.
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California
Recent Land Office Decisions From Mitchell Office
Reports the Mitchell office decisions on several homestead and cash entry contests including Allison v Tisdale, Prickett v Fields, Wade v Sweeney, Hollinger v Cone, Mitchell v Dean, LaBarre v Hartwell, Mashall v Fousek, and Warner v Finnerty. Notes dismissals, cancellations, and a remand for a new hearing along with yearly final proofs and county land separations in 1890 Buffalo through Miner counties.
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The
Land Department
Mitchell
John R Allison
Hannah Tisdale
Thomas B Prickett
Charis J Fields
William W Wade
James Sweeney
Ion. W.M. Stone
General Land Office
Dakota
Isaac C Hollinger
William D Cone
Vaclav Fousek
Ienry Warner
Frank Finnerty
Buffalo County
Davison
Moody County
Hanson County
Minnehaha County
Lake County
McCook County
Sanborn County
Jule County
Jerauld County
Aurora County
Miner County
Buffalo
Moody
Hanson
Minnehaha
Lake
McCook
Sanborn
Brule
Jerauld
Aurora
Miner
The Saloons Close In Town
The saloon men have shut doors and authorities report little liquor left with dealers or in town beyond private stocks. Gormley Tobin and Widman moved fixtures from their former sites and others are expected to follow in days. Curley may operate a billiard hall and sell temperance drinks for a time.
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James Gormley
J. H. Tobin
Fred Widman
R. H. Curley
Rates to Deadwood for Grand Lodge trip announced
R R Briggs Grand Secretary of the I O O F Dakotas arranged with the Chicago and Northwestern railway to run a special train from Oakes North Dakota via Sioux City to White Wood in the Black Hills on May 17. Round trip from Oakes is 15 dollars and one way fare from other points in the Dakotas on this line applies. The grand encampment meets in Deadwood May 20.
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Grand Lodge
Deadwood
R. R Briggs
Dakotas
Chicago & Northwestern Railway System
Oakes
N. D
Sioux City
Whitewood
Black Stills
Tragic Murder Slayer in Olmsted County Farm
In Olmsted County Minnesota a German farmer Richard Linke killed his 8 year old son then died by his own hand four miles northwest of Rochester. A hired man found them on the bed at 8 pm and notified the coroner. Domestic and financial troubles including a sick wife and family losses are cited as context for the tragedy.
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Olmsted
Rochester
Minn
Richard Linke
Sintke
Mrs. Sintke
Child dies in forest fire near Howard Lake Minnesota
May 1 report from Herman Koenigman’s family in this township states a young girl, the couple’s daughter, perished during the forest fire raging south of the area. The family was at home fighting the blaze when the child was caught by flames and died before aid could reach her.
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Howard Lake
Minn
Herman Koenigman
Tramp Assault Ends in Amputation and Death at Menomonie
Ferdinand Schmidt, operator of the Menomonie opera house, was knocked down by a tramp last Friday. His right leg was fractured and amputated on Tuesday, and he died four hours later. The tramp received a thirty day jail sentence for assault on Friday.
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Menomonie
Wis
Ferd Schmidt
Opera
Man kills self after failed attack on wife in fit
Rochester Minnesota May 1 John Gooch of South Troy Wabasha county in a state of temporary insanity caused by financial trouble attempted to murder his wife with an axe but failed and then took strychnine dying soon after The incident centers on Gooch and his spouse with local authorities reporting the events in plain terms.
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Rochester, Minn
John Gooch
South Troy
Wabasha County
Senator McPherson proposes pension for Gen McClellan widow
A bill from Senator McPherson would grant a 2500 dollar yearly pension to the widow of General George B. McClellan. Other items note rioters in Vienna sentenced to eight months to three years, and a Boston boxing match canceled for 1000 dollars. Also reported: a Rome bank plan with 100 million lire capital, Cosmopolitan editor E D Walker missing, and Vatican politicking with England.
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McPherson
George B.mcclellan
Vienna
George Godfrey
Patsey Cardiff
Parnell Club
Boston
Rome
E. D. Walker
Cosmopolitan
New York
Weldon
N. C
Advertised Letters at Mitchell Post Office
List of uncalled letters for the week ending April 30 at Mitchell post office. Names include Benninger, Harris, Kennedy, Harmon, Ludeman, Carter, Miar, Slocum, Smith, Mrs Phebe Johnston, Miss Martha. Call “advertised” when requesting. if uncalled in two weeks, forwarded to dead letter office. Also promotion for Mothers Friend product by Bradfield Reg. Co. Atlanta.
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Mitchell
Benninger FW
Ieen
Josephine Harris
Lou Kennedy
Harmon Ludeman & Carter
Miar
Lenn Slocum
L W Smith
Geo Smith
Phebe Johnston
Martha I
J. W. Beattie
P.M
Marvelous Endurance Of The Heart And Its Ailments
The heart beats about 100000 times daily and circulates blood roughly 168 miles each day. Early signs of heart trouble include shortness of breath, chest or side pain, fluttering, and choking episodes. Dr. Franklin Miles' New Heart Cure is offered as a reliable remedy, sold by L O Gale, a local druggist.
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Franklin Miles
L. O. Gale
Unanimous verdict on Electric Bitters by Druggists
The article features W D Sult of Bippus Indiana and Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio praising Electric Bitters as the best cure for liver kidney and blood ailments. Testimonials claim relief in many cases including a ten year rheumatism. Available at Scallin's drug store for fifty cents per bottle.
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W. D.sult
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Ohio
Scallin’s
A Strange Case of Nervous Prostration and Cure
Mrs H A Gardner of Vistula Indiana suffered nervous prostration headaches dizziness backache and numerous spasms for years. After eight doctors failed a single bottle of Dr Miles Restorative Nervine permanently cured her. A trial bottle and illustrated treatise are free at L O Gale's Drugstore with recommendation and guarantee.
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H. A. Gardner
Vistula Ind
Miles
L. O. Gale
Castoria: A Nostalgic Slogan Card
The line recalls Castoria as a trusted remedy across generations from infancy to motherhood. It presents a historical advertisement voice, emphasizing continued use and family reach without modern medical claims.
Advice To Mothers From Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup
An old time tip extols Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup as a teething remedy used by mothers for over fifty years. It claims immediate relief for pain and promotes restful sleep, noting pleasant taste and benefits such as soothing gums regulating bowels and relieving diarrhea. Price twenty five cents a bottle.
Insurance financial report fragment from 1889 South Dakota
The document lists income and expense figures for 1889, including premiums, taxes, and officer salaries. It notes accrued amounts before and after the preceding statement, losses paid and incurred, commissions, and the gross risks taken in South Dakota and overall. It records 904 agents in South Dakota.
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South Dirkta
Territory of
Dakota
South Dakota
EAC Lsb
Reece Cerette Renee
South Dako- Ata
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Mass
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J J. Kenney
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Welline Toronto Fi
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Yankton County
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Minnesota County
S. A. Briggs
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Davison County
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Rapid City
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Lawrence County
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J.J. Kenney
Managng
James Boomer
Western Assurance Company
Tornto
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Uist
Tnsurance Company
United States
J.J Kenney
Juin
Mt. Careersman
State OF South DaKota
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