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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1899
Page
11
Jones asks Sam about how many toresher engines Geo Summers and Son rebuilt this season. Sam guesses twelve or fifteen and notes the business at the lunch counter hints at their claims. Sam implies they fill up leaky places in engines as a sales angle.
Script fragment records a dialogue between Grimes and Smith about a daughter preparing to sing new songs, noting Smith appeared pleased by the plan and Loston credited.
William Taylor of Sioux City dies after riding a lumber car into Milwaukee yards. He falls from a freight, is mangled by wheels, and his body is found near the depot. Officials and relatives, including widow Mrs. Taylor, arrange burial in Sioux City.
Manager Gale books a top road comedy for Tuesday evening next week titled Two Married Men. The Grand hosted one of the season’s largest audiences last night applauding Schilling and company. Admission 25 35 50 cents with reserved seats sold at Gale's drug store Saturday.
A Sioux City dispatch reports Republican leads in Ohio and Kentucky with 50 000 to 55 000 in Ohio and 7 000 to 12 000 in Kentucky. Nebraska favors fusion by 12 000 to 15 000 while Iowa's pleurality is pegged at 65 000 to 70 000. Also praised is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with testimonials and local sale by L O Gale.
State Treasurer Schamber faces difficulty collecting outstanding state obligations. About 75000 dollars remain in the sinking fund to cover securities, but holders refuse surrender without a premium. Premiums range from 1.04 to 1.07, and no state securities are due before 1902. The state board made no sinking fund or levy last session and expects none until holders surrender.
The notice lists uncalled letters at Mitchell post office as of November 9 1899 including Estabrooks Lewis Goldsmith Willie Groton C W Howard Miss Lizzie Lucas E Nelson I I Nelson P N Sorenson John Williams F M and Rasmus B Hallie. The addressee should request by saying advertised before two weeks pass before forwarding to the dead letter office. Also contains an advertisement for Cascarets and a miscellaneous collection of jokes and anecdotes including marriage by halter a quatrain and a Washington Star quip.
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