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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1895
Page
7
Denver convention splits rentional vote debacle
Fragmented OCR text shows names and phrases like Con radley and Aunt Harvey amid a disputed convention result. Insufficient coherent facts to establish a clear event, participants, or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Harvey
Radley
Quiet Methodist Wedding Unites McCaslin and Ewart
Mrs Ewart daughter of L Dean hosts ceremony at her home on West Third Street. Rev H P D officiates, only two witnesses present as Joseph I McCaslin and Minnie S Ewart vow in a simple setting with Lohengrin piano piece. Afterward guests enjoy music and conversation as the couple plans to reside at Third and Sota streets, a modest ceremony noted by local Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph I. McCaslin
Minnie S. Ewart
Ewart
West Third
Elsie Jackson
Jane
Scotland
Ewartis
L. Dean
Meone
Momouth
Ion
McCasling
Third
Sota
Walpoles
Jane Walpole
Fred
Robert
Albert
Baptist Church
Mr. Teall
A.C. Pollard
C. C. Boulton
J. B. Doty
J. E
Mayor Seaman confronts police chief removal in Mitchell incident
The town tale centers on Mayor Seaman ousting chief Roger s and halting police and marshal duties while King Mayor Pollard reinstates Rogers. The split council meeting follows disputed legality, with Seaman claiming improper procedure. The report notes courtship of the Alpine warning and local ads for medical and patent remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman
Rogers
H. B Rogers
Mitchell
S. D
City of
South Dakota
Yankton Divorce Case Tied to Dress Auction
Mrs Uzanaga, a Yankton resident for six months, pursued a routine divorce with Congressman Gamble acting as her attorney. While Judge Haney heard a form in Plankinton, clerks sealed papers and reports noted no sensational developments. She sold her husband’s dresses, valued 100 to 500 dollars each, for about eight dollars apiece to local Yankton women, to avoid remembrances of him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plankinton
Haney
New York
Mabel Wright-Uzanaga
Yankton
Congressman Gamble
Uzanaga
Decree Granted In Private Divorce Case and Social Event
Judge Haney granted the divorce to R. F. Krueger finding all allegations true after a private trial. Mrs. Krueger served to show cause why the decree should not be set aside. motion to be argued next Tuesday. A. O. U. W. lodge held its annual entertainment with a literary program and dancing in K. of P. hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haney
R. F. Krueger
J. L. Hannett
Kreuger
K. of P. Hall
An old remedy Mrs Winslow's Soothing Soap sale pitch
An old fashioned advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Soap and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with claims of pain relief and wind colic. It promotes worldwide druggist availability, price twenty five cents, and urges buyers to demand this product and no other. It also promotes Backlen's Arnica Salve as the best for skin conditions with a money back guarantee and price twenty five cents per box sold by S H Scallin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. , Bucklin & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
S. H. Scallin
Official Gone Wrong A Baker Township Treasurer Misused Funds
George Y. Stover Baker civil township treasurer admitted to misplacing $250 for private use. States Attorney Mohr and Sheriff Cook reached a settlement with Stover who provided a second mortgage on land and a mortgage on personal property totaling 218.88 dollars. Bondsmen signed the notes as restitution measures and Stover showed intent to reimburse the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Y. Stover
Baker Township
W. W. Taylor
Stover
Mohr
Cook
Geo. Y. Stover
Baker Civil Township
Mr. Stover
Attorney General Crawford defends Taylor case in state record
Pierre report quotes Attorney General Crawford denying eastern press accusations about the Taylor prosecution. He claims the charges are false and vows to defend state actions. Also mentions his stance on potential libel actions and criticisms from the Sioux Falls Argus-Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Crawford
Taylor
Sioux Falla Argus-Leader
Argus-Leader
Opera House Plans Involve Benedict and Koch Block
Mr Benedict owner of the Koch block initially resists plans to convert it into an opera house. After lengthy discussion he sees potential for profit and offers two or three written propositions for the project. He leaves for St Paul for urgent business and may not attend the Saturday evening meeting. Benedict is a Milwaukee clothing wholesaler and is reputed to be wealthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Vola Tribune
D. M. Palmer
Lake Badger
Missouri
Volga
Land of Plenty
Benedict
St. Paul
Mr. Benedict
Milwaukee
St Paul Couple United in Quiet Church Wedding
A St Paul couple, Charles P. Macaulay and Meta Groenke, were united in a quiet ceremony at Holy Family church parsonage with only the bride and groom’s relatives present. Macaulay, secretary of the St Paul seminary and son of Colman Macaulay, and Groenke, from St Paul society circles, departed for Sioux Falls after the service. The item also notes a promotion for the Wool Markets and Sheep journal tied to local subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Family Church
Charles P. Macaulay
Meta Groenke
St. Paul
Father Maher
A. R Groenke
Macaulay
St. Paul Seminary
Colman Macaulay
Bengal Civil Service
Sioux Falls
Wovul
Chicago
Caapits
Mitchell Printing Co
Advertised Letters at Mitchell Post Office Oct 28 1895
List of uncalled letters at the Mitchell post office as of October 28 1895 includes Lawyer Baily Canfield IX W Crotty Glenn Gray Miss Errances Nordstrom Mr Ott Williams Jula L Schulz Miss Agusta Ferguson Chas Moster grain dealer Caller urged to say advertised Dead letter office pending two weeks before forwarding by Samu T Green P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Baily Canfield
W Crotty
Glenn Gray
Errances Nordstrom
Ott Williams
Jula L Schulz
Agusta Ferguson
Chas Moster
Samu. T. Green
P.M
Elect New Officers for L A 5S Methodist Church
At the annual meeting of the L A 5S of the Methodist church officers for the coming year were elected. President Mrs A R Boggs. Vice Presidents Mrs E A Skinner Mrs Dr J Windle Mrs H B Rogers. Secretary Mrs M Keith. Treasurer Mrs J T Morrow. Committee of Ways and Means chair Mrs E A Skinner with members Mrs S H Scallin Mrs J Wiltse Mrs FE Clark Mrs C W Boggs Mrs W H Conyes Mrs H KE Norda ker Misses Emma Harker Mae Spink Caddie Boggs. Visiting Committee: Mrs C G Rathbun Mrs R N Kratz Mrs A B Hager Mrs Joseph Harker Mrs H J Mohr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
Methodist Church
A. R. Boggs
E. A. Skinner
J. Windle
H. B. Rogers
M. Keith
J. T. Morrow
FE. C. Clark
C. W. Boggs
W. H. Conyes
H. KE. Nordaker
Emma Harker
Mae Spink
Caddie Boggs
C. G. Rathbun
R. N. Kratz
A. B. Hager
Joseph Harker
H. J. Mohr
Favorite Prescription touted as cure for women ailments
A husband urges his wife to try Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to restore health and vigor. The ad claims the remedy has cured hundreds after other doctors failed, with thirty years of use and no risk, addressing derangements and displacements of internal organs peculiar to women.
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Stearns
Hall
Sioux City
Pollard
Rog
Rog‘ers
Pierce
Sispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo, N. Y
E. Bucklen & Co
Krueger
Davison County
People’s Party
Claus Grimm
Farmer
Union Township
Mt. Vernon
G. W. Dougherty
George B. Kelsey
Blendon Township
Victor
H. H. Olson
Ely
Backlen
Baker
Henry Benedict
Boutell Bros
First Avenue S
Fifth St
Minneapolis
Minn
Amanda M. Bowdle
Pres
J. D. Newcomer
H. R. Kibbee
H. P. Beckwith
Asst. Cashier
the Security Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
W.H. Knowle
Elass Groceries
L. O. Gale
Fach
P. T. McGovern
The
Excelsior
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