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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1895
Page
5
A compiled weekly resume reports numerous Mitchell residents visiting nearby towns and returning home. It notes engagements, moves, marriages, public meetings, and local business changes, alongside brief entries on church visits, school events, and civic matters in the region.
A lengthy account details a speech misfire at a Masonic event, then shifts to social gatherings in Mitchell with Commander Geo. W. Carpenter, Mrs. Robinson, and Parkston visits. It records lawn tennis results, upcoming Decoration Day plans, and a Hood's Sarsaparilla endorsement amid regional notices and Judge Atherton’s southern trip and health remarks.
News from Seattle details letters about Paul Page's case with his sister Anna and friend Jayer agreeing he will pursue a Yukon journey if acquitted. Page says he acted in self defense after being drugged and fearing robbery. two prominent criminal lawyers have been retained. Adjutant General Silsby promotes militia officers. local post office lists uncalled letters. local baseball game ends 5 to 3 in Alexandria's favor.
The Republican announces a meeting for all citizens of Mitchell and vicinity to discuss free coinage of silver. It will be held Saturday evening May 11 at 8 o clock at the courthouse to organize a free silver chair. Also notice of various graduation dress materials and discounts at P T McGovern's dry goods and shoe store.
Jack Bron the mayor Seaman arrived home Saturday morning from Chicago where he bid on government contracts. He also visited Kansas City and Minneapolis. He said South Dakota, especially its southern part, is best placed to raise a big crop.
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