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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1889

Page

2

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Destitute North Dakota settlers win wood access near Fort Totten

Secretary Proctor granted permission to suffering settlers in North Dakota near Fort Totten to secure wood from the military reservation under agreed conditions with the post commander and county boards. The order allows cutting fallen timber dead standing timber and trees not injuring remaining growth.

Washington Proctor North Dakota Fort Totten Military Reservation Board of Commissioners

Manitoba Holds Crossing at Crookston in Bond Forfeit Stand

In Crookston Minnesota the Manitoba railroad remains in control of the Crookston crossing, denying passage to the Duluth Crookston and Northern until the city bonds of 25000 are forfeited. The Manitoba warns it will turn hot water on workers if crossings occur, aiming to block bond approval.

Manitoba Crookston Minn Navy Duluth Northern Chippewa Indian Land Commission J.T. Whitney Bishop Martin Tower NoberUo Bovtel Evans & UO Dun‘s

Minneapolis Man Proposes World Fair Pyramid Tower

Minneapolis financier George W. Cooley unveiled a plan for a colossal granite pyramid at the world’s fair grounds. The base would span 1,320 feet, summit 100 feet square and 1,000 feet high, topped by a 200 foot goddess of liberty for a total height of 1,200 feet. Four corner towers would rise 100 feet, crowned by statues of Columbus Washington and other figures. Estimated cost about 175 million dollars, with a two year construction goal pending feasibility at a National Engineers meeting.

Minneapolis George W. Cooley Columbus Washington Cooley National Association of Engineers

Minnesota notes from Anoka and nearby towns

Grand jury declines to indict John Jackson for Magnus Johnson murder. Reports from Fergus Falls Duluth New Ulm Benson Stillwater and other towns describe seed grain notes misused by tenants, land surveys in progress, accidents and deaths, a land sale to Cloquet Lumber, and plans for lake Elysian outlet lowering.

Minnesota Anoka John Jackson Magnus Johnson Jackson Minneapolis Nee. Fergus Falls Holmes Duluth Cloquet Lumber Company St. Louis New Uin Andres Byle John Hauenstein Benson Stillwater William Tingley Oneka Buckminn St. Paul Rum River St. Charles State Teachers’ Institute T.B. McCleary G. W. Nepper Janesville Lake Elysian

The Cronin Trial Increases Interest At Chicago Court

Chicago October 31 The crowd around Judge McConnell's court grew larger as expected Clan na Gael witness Stephen Colleran prepared to testify again about the February 8 meeting. The state seeks fuller disclosure of Camp 20 secrets and Beggs faces questions on war versus peace. Anthony Ford, a Camp 20 member, testifies about reunion night February 22 and disputes over funds and leadership. Colleran confirms a wrangle over a report on money matters from February 8. Burke case notes include Heffer claiming Burke confessed. Heffer boasts of knowing all participants at Sean Cronin’s murder. A Winnipeg report says Baker may accept Heifer’s confession as true.

Chicago Poster Beggs Camp 20 Anthony J. Ford Ile Patrick McGarry Richard Powers Clan-na-Gael Alexander Sullivan Stephen Colleran Jie Order Burke Winairia Bob Heffer Heifer Cuienco Winnipeg Man Stuke Baker Tretter

Sage's Scheme A Go Forming Connecting Link Rail Line

Indianapolis plan advances a Sage backed project to connect Eastern and Western systems via the Indianapolis Decatur and Western railroad with a new link between Indianapolis and Peoria. Pierce says the connecting network with Peoria Decatur Evansville moves toward operation soon amid strategic talks.

Indianapolis, Decatur and Western Keastern Western Systems Indianapolis Ind Russell Sage R. B. F. Pierce Indianapolis, Decatur and Western Railroad Mr. Pierce Decatur and Western Peoria Decatur Evansville

Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder Purity Claims

Government reports question the purity of common baking powders while praising Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder for lacking alum and impurities. Chemists including Prof Coringsh and Dr J Cinsp quoted attest to its quality, safety, and health benefits, with endorsements from officials and physicians.

Price Peter Corinsh Department of Agriculture Washington, D.C Yrof JC. Kitp Michigan State Bound Jhealthe

One Source of Income from Customs Duties Past Fiscal Year

Government figures show customs receipts for the year ending June 30 1889 totaled 22 202 411 dollars. Principal items include customs duties 223 847 901 dollars tonnage FATB storage and emoluments fees 821 247 dollars and expenses of collection 7 084 713 dollars with debentures and maintenance costs also listed. McClellan's Son Married in Newport Georgia Hecksher and George B McClellan wed at All Saints Memorial chapel with Bishop Potter officiating

Washington Samuel V. Holliday Customs Secretary of the Treasury Newport R. 1 Georgiana John G. Hecksher New York George B. McClellan Me.Clellan All Saints Memorial Chapel Potter C. A L. Richards Providence

Consumption Cured By Simple Vegetable Remedy

An old physician claims a tested cure for consumption bronchitis and other lung ailments plus nerve debility. He offers to mail free of charge the recipe with usage directions in German French or English to any reader who writes and includes a stamp. Address W A Noyes 149 Powers Lock Rochester NY.

East India W. A. Noyes Power's

Prairie storm warnings and travel tips from a 1900s paper

It warns of danger near tall trees during thunderstorms and marks the cellar’s southwest corner as the cyclone safety point. It extols fresh air and sunshine, jokes about blowing out gas before retiring, and notes cantankerous sayings about stain removal. It praises the Wisconsin Central line for Minneapolis–St Paul and Milwaukee–Chicago service with through Pullman sleepers and morning arrivals, advising travelers to seek information at city ticket offices in Minneapolis St. Paul and Milwaukee and to address letters to named agents.

Minneapolis St. Paul Milwaukee Chicago Wisconsin Central Nicollet Iouse Block East Third Street

Notice of final proof filings at Mitchell Dakota

Lang Office at Mitchell Dakota October 3 1889 Notice given the following named settler filed notice of intention to make final proof before the register and receiver at Mitchell Dakota December 4 1889 Hudson Taylor for section 34 township 18 range 104 with witnesses William Crosbie Adam Marshall George L Stratton and Peter C Christensen all of Hazelton P O Oak. M H Rowley Register. Land Office Mitchell Oak September 24 1889 Notice given the following named settler filed notice of intention to make final proof before the register and receiver Mitchell Dakota November 2 1889 Joseph Curran for section 33 township 10 range 61 with witnesses Nils Koserquist Francis S Carpenter and John Schoenfelder all of Emsley P O Dev M H Rowley Register.

Elizabeth Whealon James Whealon County of Davison Territory of Dakota Elijah Butterfield Mawauxee Wisconsin Register of Deeds Territory of Dakotas A.M. Bowdle Territory Ted Sthym Mitchell, D.T A.D Efault Davison County Territory of Dakota Henry H. Calhoon Sylva Calhoon Middlesex Banking Company Davieon County Mitchell Eid Tuz Mipplefex Banking Company Seal Kebt.n. Jackson Mitchell, Dak Nils Roserquist Joseph Curran John Schoenfelder D. Carpenter Frederick 8. Carpenter Emsley P.O Oak Bartholomew Gouin Art Livingston Abraham M. Kocher Yens James Ewart D. Qe M. H. Kowney J. M. Adams Adam Marshall George L. Stratton Peter C. Christensén Hazelton P.O. Oak Eliaim New See Nils Koserquist Ederies St. Carpente Francis Carpenter John Schoeenfelder P.O. Dev M. HW Rowley Register

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