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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1893

Page

12

Local notes highlight town happenings and ads

Small town items report on Mrs Atlee’s improving health, new job at The Mail office, a dogfight dispute between Hans Anderson and Dan McDermaid, window repair at Mitch Dry Goods, real estate moves, new births, and upcoming events. Includes church, school, and council notices, plus several ads for land, hardware, ice, and medical products.

J. R. Atlee W. J. Healey Cycle Co D. Carpenter Emsley S. D Saddle Rock Fred Falkenberg Scotland Hans Anderson Dan McDermaid Mitch- Dry Goods Co B. O. Gilbert Dodson R. D. Prescott KE. B. Barber Guy Corbin Sioux City DeWitt Bros John Roth Henry Parry & Co Powell & Skinner Court House

County Commissioners Hear Steam Heating Plan for Courthouse

County commissioners met Saturday to hear a report from a Sioux Falls committee on steam heating for the courthouse. They favored the method for economy, authorized bids, and noted the courthouse will be painted this summer. Farm valuations were raised slightly and stock values mainly unchanged. horses expected to dip. The county is split into three valuation districts with listed assessors. Hon. C. F. Raymond brought 48 Hereford cattle, now 113 head total, including a premier bull, to Mt. Vernon area. A dispute over hay prices led to threats and a warrant dispute between Dr. Crosset and Thos. Harvey, unresolved.

Sioux Falls Court House L. W. Lewis Sperry Dwight D. W. Collins Powell & Skinner State Board of Equalization Mitchell Rome Mt. Vernon Beulah Blendon Badger Prosper Union Baker Lisbon Tobin Perry A. L. C. Hillman E. P. Swartout W. H. Kilborn J. A. Maier D. G. West B. H. Bennett Hans Reierson E. Pine Hans Heidinger Henry Mangle John H. Hohn John Craig C. F. Raymond Omaha Watertown Dakota Raymond Mr. Raymond

Neighborhood News Highlights Roundup From Mitchell Area

Jim Phelps will start a barber shop and James Haynes fences his farm west of town. Various locals visit, open new dress shop near the News office, prepare for a May 10 lecture on The Girls of America, and schools report Arbor Day closings. Agricultural notes discuss seeding, wet fields, and a proposed 500 horse ranch, while residents relocate, marry, or travel to Mitchell, Chamberlain, or Omaha.

Jim Phelps James Haynes Vernon R. J. Atwood Plankinton Mr. Carpenter P. Shepherd Will Shepherd Mitchell Julia Gilleran Lou Hatch Jesse Smith Mabel Sayles D. G. Eno John DeWitt Miller Jennie Marcy Joseph Pollard John McDonald McMichael & Son Emery KE. J. Haynes Michael Mr. Whitmer Bender Bros Warren O. McEwen Rudd Iowa M. A. Betts Ruby Rolph Letcher Howard King Crippen W.H. Dean Col. Price Ed Welch Wisconsin the Order Thomas Taylor Washington Ethan Joe Baker Cole Frank Cole He & Cole Syd. Smith Iva Snyder J. W. Ottman Jerome Miles Omaha Tillie Craig

The African Tragedy lecture greeted by large audience

Rev Geo Williams spoke at the University chapel Tuesday evening on the topic The African Tragedy. He drew a large audience of students who value his practical ideas as they pursue their studies. Poultry buyers and sellers are advised to see Davison & Davison at the fair grounds for dressed poultry offerings.

W. M. Smith Butterfield Rowley Street J. D. Anderson Pitkin & Brooks Chicago Anderson Mitchell W. W. Bennett Baptist Aid Society Ladies’emetery Improvement Association Dr. Warne East Fourth Street Redfield M. N. Lee Ashton Mons Nelson Anna Swanson Omaha A. R. Boggs Girls of America Baptist Church Miss Cayford San Francisco California Bulliton Sioux Falls Journal O. O. Howard Geo. Williams University Chapel Williams Driving Park Davison & Davison Fair Grounds

Skulls at Malvern Hill described by Sheriff Barnes

Sheriff Barnes recalls a grim scene near the Malvern Hill battlefield. He recounts seeing bleaching bones of fallen comrades on the open field about a year later, a stark Golgotha of skulls in the August sun, each skull varied in shape and size.

Malvern Hill Sheriff Barnes Atlanta Constitution

Gillis Quotation Shoe Bargains in 93 Hats Sale

Advertisement notes a right pair of slippers and denies selling shoes while promoting hats and Drew Selby Co shoes. It touts straw hats, children's caps, and men's straw styles alongside bargain prices on Drew Selby Co footwear and Fargo shoes. It emphasizes quality, better fit, and low prices with phrases like no old stock and 63c straw hats.

Drew, Selby & Co

Vivian DeMonto concert praised despite small house

The Vivian DeMonto company drew praise for a fine performance in the state though a larger audience was hoped for. Miss De Monto, ill with a cold, sang well, with Litchfield, Harvey, Gerner, and Miller also contributing. The concert overall was a success, while insurance ads urge crop protection against hail and report adjustments of a fire loss for C. V. Priest by Manchester and D. F. & M. firms.

Vivian DeMonto Miss DeMonto Litchfield Miss Harvey Gerner

Uncalled Letters At Mitchell Post Office

The list of letters remaining uncalled for at the Mitchell post office at week ending April 29 1893 includes Delos Bush Eva Teares Hills TM Wilson EF 0 Waungton John Bankier Whende Hermeyer Wm Williams Ellen Walter Chas EI GN Johnson Andrew Carlson A. If called for within two weeks they should say advertised. Letters not claimed will be sent to the dead letter office. J W Beattie P M At 2 oclock this afternoon Ley Bros struck the first flow in the artesian well at 300 feet deep. They plan to install casing due to the heavy water.

Mitchell Bush Delos Teares Eva Hills TM Wilson Waungton John Ley Bros

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