Curtain Styles on Market at Surprising Prices
This week the store showcases the latest curtain styles and a range of prices designed to surprise shoppers. Catalog prices tempt buyers to upgrade windows with new fabrics and designs.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1891
Page
12
This week the store showcases the latest curtain styles and a range of prices designed to surprise shoppers. Catalog prices tempt buyers to upgrade windows with new fabrics and designs.
Sam Webber and Louis Lund depart for Chicago today and will join two friends before traveling to England for an extended tour. Webber carries a letter to the Prince of Wales and expects a lively stay hobnobbing with English notables.
Corn planting advances as the community notes increased school enrollment, new residents, and visiting officials. The Lead City Black Hills reunion for Civil War veterans is planned for June 17–18 1891 with reduced rates and local support. Also reported are Yankton Asylum politics, Dr Livingstonstone, and the State Oratorical Contest set for Friday the 22nd at the Rink Opera House with five contestants.
Reports from Williamsport and Detroit detail widespread forest fires across Pennsylvania Michigan and nearby states with towns Middlebury Gaines and DuLuth among the destroyed areas. Firefighters battle flames along Soo Road and in West Superior and Dewy areas as grain yards lumber and homes burn.
Advices from Corrientes in the Argentine Republic describe a murder of a family of six by command of the Mafia. Ricard Monari his wife and two sons were slain after quarrels with Luigi Solazzi over Leonora Spacci. Six masked men killed the elder Monari and disposed of the bodies in a river.
A Duluth college plan is imminent and Carrie Brown’s inquest opens in New York. A Hokah store is burglarized for cigars valued around fifty dollars. The Nova Scotian shipped seven thousand barrels of flour to St Johns. M P William Boyle of Haisley, England dies. Barbour, born 1828, served since 1885. Brower, ex Minneapolis, arrested for forgery in Wahpeton. Gladstone’s fever subsides. DeRosier scandal in Minneapolis. Belgian iron workers vote for a general strike. a Chicago sailor’s exchange burns. Massowah barracks collapse kills six, injures ten. Florida Horticultural Society protests S Maxwell appointment. Westphalia mine leaders freed. Cedar Falls street railway planned. $12,000 subscribed. Vienna dispatch notes Jewish satisfaction over Czarewitch distress.
Market notices show hogs down 10 cents to 4.25 4.50, cattle steady with good steers at 4.00, cows 2.75, calves and stockers varied, sheep steady with lambs 5.00 6.00. Grain prices printed for wheat corn oats barley rye ground feed flax seed timothy hay and hay values, along with Minneapolis and Chicago closing prices for wheat corn oats pork lard ribs and cattle and hogs ending May 14, 1891.
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