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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1890
Page
5
Central shop sells unlaundered shirts in weeklong sale
Local notices report A B Hager ending Monday for unlaundered shirts at Central with a large stock bought for cash. Gale’s drawing yielded number 184 in a Saturday sweep. Adams Express Co repairs and local business updates are noted along with community health and ads for Reed’s SarSap and Buckingham’s Dye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale's Turday
Ie Central
Sermon at Congregational Church Emphasizes Hope and Salvation
Rev. G. L. Hanscom preaches to a large crowd after repairs and new decor at the Congregational Church. He cites Romans eight, twenty four and stresses that salvation comes through hope and Christ’s spirit, urging compassion for imperfect humanity and faith in a higher power.
Tragedy Narrowly Averted As Boys Fire Loaded Revolver
Two young brothers aged four and six in a street near their home picked up a loaded revolver and played with it. A bullet grazed one boy as the gun misfired, then a second attempt at firing at his brother was prevented when the chamber was empty. The mother found the loaded cartridge and saved them from serious harm, choosing not to punish harshly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Baker
Noland
Organizing Two First Class Nines for Weekly Games
Due to 1889 supplies and 1890 work on grounds the club plans backstop lumber and total funds of 83700. Two first class nines will be organized to play at least two games a week and a fourth club will be formed to entertain all visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rsal
Land Office Notes On Recent General Land Office Decisions
United States vs Edwin Waterbury cash entry 1421 107 67 shows Waterbury valid for preemption with improvements and residence. commissioner upholds local verdict. Gilbert vs Mitchell cash entry 14965 contes t dismissed. Everitt cancella tion reversed. Brown et al supreme court script locations 10 102 54 cancelled in 1887. commissioner orders reopen to allow transferees to present testimony. Priest cash entry 11072 section 18 township 104 range 64 passes to patent. good faith and business absences excused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Land Office
United States
Edwin
Waterbury
Jones
Jno
Gilbert
David Mitchell
Singiser
Ex-Register
Everitt
Wiliam
Daniel EH
Memorial Day Exercises Observed in Mitchell 1890
Memorial Day events in Mitchell include 9 a m assembly at Odd Fellows Hall, a 9:30 parade led by city officials and local units, and services at the cemetery. Afternoon programs at the rink feature H D Wiard and a children’s choir, with an evening memorial entertainment by the W R C. Also lists uncalled letters at the Mitchell post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
West Side School House
Co. I. Dakota National Guards
Mitchell Fire Department
Sons of Veterans
W. RR. C
Ransom Post
No. 6
First Street
Main
Main Street
Cemetery
Post
W. ER. C
H. D. Wiard
Mitchell
W. R
Union
Court House
Baseball matters raise season appointments at forenoon meeting
Interest in base ball is reviving and at a forenoon meeting the season's appointments were made. T. C. Burns heads the committee on supplies and grounds, J. F. Kimball serves as treasurer, and J. H. Scallin is the property man. Immediate expenses are listed and Treasurer Kimball will receive funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Burns
J. F. Kimball
J. H. Scallin
Kimball
Insurance payout praised for prompt settlement
A notice from Wo. M. Smiri states that Dakota Fire and Marine Insurance Co. paid $100 in full for policy No. 11278 covering a barn destroyed by fire on May 15. He commends the company for its prompt and satisfactory adjustment and recommends it to others seeking reliable insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MircieLy
Dakota Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Sixteenth Annual Convention to Meet in Sioux Falls
The executive committee announces the sixteenth annual convention in Sioux Falls from June 2 to June 4. Planned speakers include Hon. Wm. Reynolds, Wayland Hoyt, Rev. D S McGaslin, Rev. W H Jordan, and Rev. C H Strickland with others possible. Delegates should report to the Y M C A on arrival and pursue rooms as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Wm. Reynolds
Peoria
Wayland Hoyt
D. D
Minneapolis
D. Ss. McGaslin
W. H. Jordan
South Dakota Sunday School Association
D. W. Dias
Com. RK
N. Kratz
Gro. W. Crater
Graduation Examination and Commencement Details
On Saturday May 31 at 9 a.m. an examination for country school graduates will be held at the superintendent's office in the courthouse. Teachers with pupils who wish to attend should attend. Commencement exercises follow on June 28 at 2 p.m. at the courthouse. N. L. Bras, Co Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
N. L. Bras, Co
Wheat fields show good promise but weed pressure cited
H. McCormick, returning from a trip through the northeast country near the city, said most wheat fields look first rate while some will be lost to weeds. He noted management varies by field, affecting appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. McCormick
Farewell Party for Durell Family Wendnesday Night
The Fosdick home hosted a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Durell and family on Monday evening. Guests wished them well as they prepare to move Thursday to Waukesha Wisconsin where their future home awaits. Games inspired much merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fosdick
G A R Reunion Date Set for Armour
Third Division G A R of South Dakota announces its second annual reunion to be held at Armour on June 17 18 and 19 with invitations extended to all members and W R C officers. Preparations are underway and circulars will detail the program. In Milbank engineer J L Nixon died this morning after being scalded in last week’s wreck at Andover where the engine plunged through a bridge leaving a wife and eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of South Dakota
Armour
J. L. Nixon
Milbank
Andover
Teachers' Examination Set at Mitchell Court House
An examination of applicants for teachers' certificates will be held at the Mitchell court house on June 3 starting at 8 am prompt. This will be the last examination until August. Harry L. Bras, Co. Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Mitchell
Harry L. Bras
The Shade of Columbus Inspires Reflections on Discovery
The article depicts Columbus facing rebuke before his voyage and bemused king and populace upon return, contrasting early disbelief with later astonishment at the wonders of the New World as imagined in a Hancome picture by Wm Deering & Co of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World
Columbus
Wm Deering & Co
Chicago
Colum
Excellent Concert Delights Baptist Church Audience
A Thursday evening concert at the Baptist church offered an array of musical numbers led by Mr. Binns and a Swedish quartet. Performances by Mabel Silsby, Ollie Prescott, Artie Bracy, Beulah Windle, and others drew applause as solos, recitations, and duets showcased expressive delivery and refined musicianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Binns
Messrs. Pehrson
Indseth
Sevey
Lund
Mabel Silsby
Guy Winegar
Maude Silsby
Helen Lester
Ollie Prescott
Artie Bracy
Beulah Windle
Miss Lester
Maying
A. H. Pehrson
Sore Shoulder Cured by Allcock Plaster
Charles A. Stiles of 180 Carroll Street Buffalo New York reports a severe shoulder injury from a fall. He says after using Allcock’s Porous Plaster for two to three weeks his shoulder healed and his persistent dyspepsia disappeared in six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Stiles
Carroll St
Buffalo
N. Y
Continental
Corner Exchange
Michigan Streets
Allcock
Northwestern Line Excursions Offer Low Fares to Western Points
The Northwestern Line announces excursion runs from St Paul and Minneapolis to Central Dakota Sioux City and Northwestern Iowa on April 22 May 20 September 9 23 and October 14. Tickets are valid for thirty days from sale date with stop overs allowed on lines west of Missouri River. Listings include Omaha St Joseph Kansas City and western destinations in Nebraska Kansas Black Hills Colorado Wyoming Utah Idaho Indian Territory Texas New Mexico Arizona Missouri River southward routes. For rates or through car service contact The Northwestern Line agents or Genl Pass Agent T W Teasdale St Paul Minn. County S 8 Convention reminder notes Mitchell May 20 Sunday School convention program previously printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Line
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
R’v
Minneapolis
Dakota
Sioux City
Iowa
le Mars
Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Nebraska
Kansas
Black Hills
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Indian Territory
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Missouri
Arkansas
Missouri River
T. W. Teasdale
Gen’l Pass
St. Paul, Minn
Water access and crops comment from Sioux Falls editor
The Sioux Falls editor notes the city lacks free drinking water and questions its size and vitality. Roadmaster Joe Kindelen, cautious yet frank, says South Dakota is fortunate about this year’s crop prospects based on his extensive travel and judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kindelen
South Dakota
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Land Office Notes
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D Brown
Kate Barker
Eugene
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Sevdimarot Berry
Richard Bates
George L Clark
Miss Luna Comer
George R Danterman
Will Dyer
Mollie Gismervig
Math Lyons
Jerry Maaden
Edward Small
J. W. Beattie
P.M
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G. A. R. Reunion
Nixon
Frankie Miner
Matt
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A. H. Egehrson
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al Mitchell
ROYAL
Royal Bakin Powder Co
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Broadway
N.Y
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Ned Cross
Cale
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Etter
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National Medical Association
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