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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1890
Page
1
Incomplete text from a historical page shows garbled words and stray letters. The legible parts reference a possible headline fragment and scattered names, with no clear event, date, or location to identify.
The commentary lauds Republican gains in Davison County with wins for key figures like Hitchcock and Bras, praising campaign discipline over style. It condemns Democratic counter-moves, defends the party line, and questions the credibility of independent critics while urging reflection on alleged misrepresentations.
The Republican reports D G West a Beulah farmer leading a.Main street parade of eighty six wagons with this year’s popcorn. The crop, praised for quality, loaded into four Milwaukee freight cars for shipment to Boston. West’s enterprise is credited with strong county promotion and market prospects.
In Mitchell voters quietly cast ballots under clear pleasant weather. Republicans ran a vigilant campaign while some old fine Democrats supported the ticket, with equal suffrage advocates serving free lunches at the reading room. Poll results show total 614 votes across wards 1 through 4, as Rev. N. S. Bradley delivered morning and evening sermons at the Congregational church praising steadfastness and faith.
The Odd Fellows lodge has renovated the Burr block hall with a sky light new carpet papered walls and ceiling woodwork painted and improved comfort. Visiting Alexandria brethren J B Carpenter J A Durkee J K C Parkton J W Holden J H Markle H W Lang R W Swift S A Caldwell T J Harrington attended the first session since refitting and were invited to a banquet at the Alex Mitchall hotel where they all enjoyed themselves.
The weekly closing list shows unclaimed items including Henry Bowriet Waza John Eckhart Clarence Horsley WM Jones Frank Slimerly Mrs. Ma Kammer Mitchell Will Olson Andrew O'Dell JI Suchanek Joseph Walkans and BJ Manager Smith of Vandaville. Advertise “advertised.” Unclaimed letters will forward to the dead letter office after two weeks. Also includes an obituary-like promo for Hood's Sarsaparilla and other patent medicines with testimonials from Montana and Virginia City outlets.
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