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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1898

Page

11

West Perry notes and local social odds and ends

West Perry May 9 reports crops thriving and a busy week. Local visits include Mrs. Martin Gleason in Mitchell and Mrs. Alex Lockhart with Mrs. Woodcock of East Badger. School notes urge safer hitching posts and announce upcoming sermons by Mr. Bailey and Mr. Elliot. Illness and travel appear with several residents noted and church gatherings described, plus dairy and farm updates and a plum grove passage.

West Perry Martin Gleason Mitchell Ellen Maguire Alex Lockhart Ben Wilder Sanborn County Woodcock East Badger Streeter la Grippe Bailey Beamer Mitchell University Alex. Lockhart Campbell Jimmy Woodcock Elliot Barton’s Park Jackfront

Weather of the Week Observed Temperatures

Government station tabulates weekly temperatures ending April 27 with highs and lows. Observed max/min readings range from the 60s to mid 70s Fahrenheit, mean values around 32 to 54 degrees. Prevailing wind from the northwest noted.

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Broadening Alliances Draws Names in Neighboring Counties

Several counties adjacent to the area are adding new names to political or community lists as organizers expand outreach. Local officials say this broadening effort aims to strengthen regional cooperation and widen support across the district.

The Capital’s Value as a Newspaper Shown to Be Greatly Appreciated

The Capital gains praise for its efficiency as a news gatherer and broad subscriber base. A weekly list shows numerous residents across Blendon, Badger, Mt. Vernon, Aurora, Hanson, Union, Baker, and other townships subscribing, with several renewing yearly payments. Resolutions of respect from Firesteel Camp No. 317 M W of A memorialize a local wife. Additional items include Milwaukee excursion rates, teachers' examination dates, Kruger on office seeking in The National Review, and a light quip from New York Journal.

W. H. Schlood Blendon Township H. F. Kilborn E. J. Stebler L. B Slade Badger Township L. R. Bingham F. L. Sprague Mitchell Township D. P. Stout Mt. Vernon C. AH. Whitman C. W. Kelley John G. Helwig M. W

Mitchell Market Quotations Report Friday Morning Prices

Market reports from Mitchell list prices paid for produce stock and grain with updates every Friday at 10 o clock. Wheat No 2 northern oats butter eggs cattle and hogs are shown with ranges of prices such as fat cows and heifers 275 stockers and feeders 2.75 yearlings and calves 4.00 and hogs 3.00 to 3.50.

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Local Notes Bring Visitors and Updates to Mitchell

W B Tobey and Levi Brown were in Mitchell from Ethan on Thursday. J Jamieson of the Argus Leader Sioux Falls visits the city, while David Lane of Sussex Wis calls on Frank Red ford. J H Gheen returns home after several days here. Mrs J K Smith returns from Liscomb Iowa after her father's sudden death. Lillian Teall of McPherson Kan comes to visit friends. Washington visitors, the Brodahl family, return home after a month among Perry township friends. FE B VanAlstine unveils a 50 foot car load of buggies wagons and surreys, largest yet received in Mitchell. Davison county is represented on the Oregon Navy berth, Stephen Dakin a former Brendon Township engine man. Co F Aberdeen members pass through town from Sioux Falls, regretting their physicals kept them from serving. Reward offered for stray colts near Mitchell. City council adopts ordinances reducing police chief salary and permitting F B Eice Parker to operate a local telephone system. ordinance fully printed elsewhere. James Moriarty, Milwaukee engineer, has ship interests tied to government service, City of Pekin listed among troop transports. Moriarty’s brother is first engineer. Dr Edward E Smith and Dr C H Blair of Chicago Metro Sanitarium visit The Mitchell May 18 with free consults. testimonials cited from Yankton and nearby communities.

W. B. Tobey Levi Brown Ethan J. Jamieson Argus Sioux Falls David Lane Sussex Wis Frank Redford J. H. Gheen J. K. Smith Liscomb Iowa Lillian Teall McPherson Kansas Cora Miner F. H. Brodahl Perry Township Washington FE. B. VanAlstine Mitchell VanAstine Davison County United States Navy Stephen Dakin H. W. Smith Brendon Township Oregon Dakin Co. F Aberdeen F. P. Rowley F. B. Eice Parker Eice James Moriarty Milwaukee San Francisco Phillipines City of Pekin Moriarty Jim Edward E. Smith C. H. Blair Chicago

Morning program at Methodig church meeting notes

Morning program at the Methodig church featured W L Meinzer of Hoard elected chairman and W Shepherd of Pisckinton. About 50 delegates and visitors attended. I W Potter led the youth program with talks on League work by W Shepherd and Meinzer, praising leaders and calling for further effort. Mr Slocum presented a paper on Junior League Work. Secretary reported attendance.

W. L. Meinzer Hoard Ww. Shepherd Pisckinton I. W. Potter W. S. Shepherd League Slocum

First King Convention In This District At Methodist Church

Morning session at 9 o clock opens the first king convention in this district with a 2 o clock afternoon session Friday. Mrs S Jenkins of Vermillion will give the principal address. A long distance telephone feature presented by college students and various musical acts are planned. The public is invited.

S. Jenkins Vermillion

Ministers Close Day With Addresses At College

The forenoon session of Methodist ministers at the college drew many students. Revs. MacLean and Nickerson spoke on nurture of converts. Rev. Wesley Potter addressed on the Preacher Pastor. Afternoon topics included Church Benevolence, Manners and Minor Morals of the Pastor, a review of Quo Vadis, and Civic Reform by several reverends. An Epworth League Rally capped the day with a strong evening address by Potter.

MacLean Nickerson Wesley Potter C. E. Hager W. H. Irwin A. C. Stevens A. E. Carhart

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