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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1901

Page

7

FHE Mitchell Capital Subscription Rates and Notices

The notice lists subscription rates for FHE Mitchell Capital with various terms and club options and notes advertising rates and free obituaries. It also reports on Standard Oil’s control of Texas oil docks, a personnel change at Crow Creek agency with J. H. Stephens replaced by Harry Chamberlain, and a dispute over Rev Dwight Hillis and Rev George F Herron plus Herron’s divorce case stirring criticism.

J. H. Stephens Crow Creek Agency Harry Chamberlain Stephens Dwight Hillis George F. Herron Hillis Herron Dr. Hillis Brooklyn

Appointment reshapes North and South Dakota revenue post

Herman Ellerman of Yankton is named internal revenue collector for the new district. Senators Gamble Burke favored over Kyle’s pick, with Kyle’s candidate to receive a comparable post. Robert Person from South Dakota is discussed as a candidate for a Washington promotion, possibly auditorship of the interior department.

Herman Ellerman Yankton Internal Revenue North and South Dakota Gamble Burke Kyle Robert Person South

War demand keeps horse prices high as wars persist

The piece notes that horses have not fallen in price with the rise of bicycles and cars. It argues that modern warfare keeps horses in demand, consuming many in conflicts and supporting sustained higher values.

Conger Returns From China to Iowa Governor Bid

Minister Conger lands in San Francisco after China trip and is besieged for views on a gubernatorial nomination. His Des Moines home notes he is not a candidate, with guarded statements echoing a recent cablegram. Iowa watchers see him as key to keeping party control.

Conger China San Francisco Iowa Des Moines Coun

Appointment speculation for school superintendent post

The item notes ongoing talk about filling the school superintendent position. It mentions A A Lien and a governor’s decision, with a Vermillion candidate named Dawson possibly securing the post despite another applicant Col. Ainsworth from Vermillion. The report hints at political maneuvering and potential final selection.

Lien Ned Barry Col. Ainsworth Vermillion Dawson

Andrews Returns to Plankinton with New Democratic Paper

A M Andrews resumes control of the Standard at Plankinton after years as a republican publisher in Iowa now aligning with the democratic cause. The shift adds another democratic paper to town creating talk of fusion and rivalries. Detective work linked Callahan to a Cudahy kidnapping case but the Omaha jury acquitted the suspect, with the judge reportedly displeased by the verdict.

A. M. Andrews Plankinton Standard Andrews Iowa Tom Taubman Cudahy Omaha Callahan

Tax List Publication Trial Garners Public Interest

Hot Springs reports that bounty commissioners plan to publish the assessor’s personal tax list to reveal individual taxes. The effort aims to increase the personal assessment roll by exposing properties and securities that might have been omitted, prompting scrutiny from the public.

Hot Springs

Reeves Clears Wolf Bounty Funds In Black Hills Vouchers

The Sioux Falls Press argues Auditor Reeves acted on vouchers from two Black Hills county auditors when disbursing wolf bounty funds. The state auditor contends the payments were legal and supported by county officials, both Populists, leaving little ground for criticism.

Sioux Falls Reeves Black Hills

Southern influence on a editor's pistol habit

A Pensacola Journal-Frank editor from Mitchell adopts southern views on firearms citing public opinion supporting pistol carry. The piece notes his changed habits and suggests readers might fear encountering the editor armed, reflecting regional norms versus prior expectations.

Frank Mayes Pensacola Fla Frank Mitchell Gazette Georgia

Extensive Stock Raiser Praises Calf Cure Remedy

Wm Abbott of Tyndall South Dakota, a longtime stock raiser, endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for calf acoura and says one dose in water after bowel movements helps. Sale through druggists. Also includes a light anecdote about an Irish recruit and a testimonial for Banner Salve from S A Seallin Wilseyville New York.

Wm. Abbott Tyndall S. D Chamberlain

Washington Letter notes plots and posts in capital life

The item recounts General Anderson’s near appointment as United States attorney and Maurice Smith’s Ohio politics joke aboard a Virginia spring ride. It cautions on the Washington Postal Savings bank scheme and outlines plans for a new Potomac railway bridge. It reports on the Military club of Washington and postal clerks salary readjustments, with General Corbin likely to attend King Edward VII’s coronation.

Anderson United States District of Columbia Springs Virginia Maurice Smith Ohio General Anderson Mr. Smith Post Office Department Washington Postal Savings Bank Smith Potomac Bridge Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company Potomac Secretary of War Allen Board of Army Military Club of Washington Spain Army Army and Navy Club George W. Beavers W. M. Johnson Beavers General Corbin Corbin Edward VII London Plano

Repartee Defined by Wes in Chicago News Quip

A brief Chicago News exchange defines repartee as smart when spoken by you yet impudent when echoed by the other person. The playful line contrasts wit with perceived rudeness.

Wes Chicago News

Mortgage Sale Notice Involving Newton N. George

Newton N. George as assignee of mortgage with Wm. A. Wilkes attorney for the sale assignee. Financial and legal action related to defaulted property transfer proceeding.

Newton N. George Wm. A. Wilkes

Estate of Christopher C Young proceeds in South Dakota

Notice to creditors and claimants to present claims against the estate of Christopher C Young deceased. Judith G Young administratrix directs claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at Herbert E Hitchcock office Mitchell Davison County South Dakota dated April 15 1901 Juptia C Young administratrix of the estate of Christopher C Young deceased.

Marshall H. Fisk Marshall Fisk Mitchell Davison South Dakota Christopher C. Young Judith G. Young Herbert E. Hitchcock Jupita C. Young Robert H. MacBride W. E. Irwin W. BE. Irwin Llankinton Aurora

Davison County Tax Sale Notice To Isaac Moyer

The State of South Dakota Davison county sends greeting to Isaac Moyer. On November seventh, 1598, the county treasurer sold real estate in section 15 township 103 range 60 for 1897 taxes due. C. W. Walrath bid the amount due and is the owner of the certificate of purchase. redemption ends sixty days after service of this notice.

Newton N. George Davison South Dakota Mitchell Towit Davison County Mitchel Isaac Moyer C. W. Walrath C. W. Walkath

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