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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1889
Page
6
The Iowa State Register notes fathers should involve sons in farm operations, sharing sales details and profits. It urges consulting boys on crop costs and future investments, framing them as partners to build confidence, responsibility, and practical business skills.
Thomias Cunningham, a New York Numismatic and Archeological Society member, owns a large file of Phin y ingnace from 1608 to 1887. The Easter Sunday dates vary, with every April day except the last five appearing. March dates also occur, including 22nd 23rd 30th 27th 29th and 31st, as cited by the Utica Herald.
A fragmentary colonial era clipping mocks teacigarettes said to give an hour of delight before nervous aftereffects. It ridicules sensationalism and mentions absinthe and morphine alongside scandal. A second note recalls a gold rush tale of writhing snakes from Maine mines and social chatter about mismatched couples.
Sheridan Knowles had many acquaintances and forgot some names, yet he was never at a loss in such cases. The incident recalls him chatting with a friend when a gentleman abruptly and angrily asked why he did not keep a promise to dine with them last Thursday.
In Frith's Reminiscences a tense scene unfolds as Knowles negotiates a secret engagement with a mysterious speaker who asks for a Thursday meeting at six. The suspect figure exits after a last handshake, leaving Knowles puzzled about the man’s identity.
A brisk excerpt describes a traveling electric light rig mounted on two wagons with a dynamo engine, capable of powering up to fifty lamps at night in any location. It also notes shifting sands from Lake Michigan to the Gobi desert with walls of vegetation stopping drifts and historic sand storms. A humorousDialectal shopping scene from 1879 ends with a nosed for sugar and tobacco as a barter lesson.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions caterereal troubles and a carefilly note sent on reer of ten cents by Inson and Son at West King St, Poranto. Names appear scrambled. no clear event, date, or place discernible.
Want to hire a lane or live out call Green Bros Tivou for farm machinery sales or purchases. If you wish to sell or buy horse gear harness or horse, contact Green Bros. Reliable local service promising to buy and sell used items.
Notice declares default on December 1, 1885 semiannual instalment of John K Wickizer and Emmarette N Wickizer mortgage to W McDonald Trustee. The whole principal and interest now due arises from a February 6 1880 mortgage recorded in Davison County. Sale of the property will occur at Mitchell Dakota on June 19 at 9:30 am to satisfy the debt plus costs.
Public auction to sell real estate and mortgaged premises in Mitchell Davison County Dakota Territory per May 18 18th century judgment. Property includes lot in Moshal town with improvements and fixtures, to satisfy debt costs and court fees. Judge Wight and attorneys listed. notice posted May 7 1880.
Advertisement for a medicinal product claiming to improve blood purity and liver function. The text mentions a sales location and recommends tasting as part of its effectiveness, using archaic spelling and terms. The fragment references a remedy sold under a brand or supplier name.
A traveling narrator meets an elderly Dakota wheat farmer who jokes about his move from Wisconsin via Vermont. The man says he owns one square mile, raised 2 600 bushels of wheat, and quotes a cash price of 15 600 dollars for his farm.
The sheriff of Davison County announces a public auction of real estate in Mitchell on a Saturday in 1889. The property includes the southwest quarter of Section 4 township and range described, with costs totaling 451 dollars and 72 cents plus interest, as directed by the judgment.
In Dawota territory the probate court orders Enoch Bond estate heirs to appear for final accounting and distribution of residue after debts and expenses paid. Joseph Y. Tommorow, administrator, filed the petition and the court set a Monday date for cause showing and ordered publication for four weeks in the Capitol newspaper.
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