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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1892
Page
14
A collage of farm sales stock receipts personal notices and ads recount local business changes miscellaneous items including a birth announcement a baptism results and a county judge campaign card. Names such as Rathbun Gillis Henry Parry D. Mizener and A. Harader appear with farm trade land sales and livestock prices.
Real estate notes state Mrs Julia A Reynolds has purchased the W S Crouse property on Hast Fourth street and will move to town at once. An offer of six thousand dollars was recently made for a Main street business building, but the owner asks eight thousand. For sale a two seated buggy bought for a delivery wagon, unused and sold at a bargain. Rathbun & Gilu is note.
London reports a heavy East Coast express split into two sections near Thirsk in fog. A collision with a goods train caused a blazing wreck. at least ten dead and thirty injured, including noblemen Marquis of Tweeddale and Marquis of Huntly aboard. Captain Duncan McLeod among the dead. Rescue trains dispatched.
Very Respectfully P T McGovern notes candidates Kindelan and John K Johnson debated a resubmission question and dodged a clear answer as fusion politics spread. Sheriff candidate John Rowell vowed to stay in the race, hoping democracy can ride out county fusion distemper amid local party tensions. Also lists uncalled letters at Mitchell post office and reports the silver wedding anniversary of Pred Bielfeldt and his wife with a band and gifts.
A Vienna dispatch reports a panic in Vinagori village church when a false alarm of a collapsing roof caused a mad rush to exit. Twenty five people perished in the stampede amid the confusion and fear.
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