Thanksgiving Proclamation and Economic Notes Recall 1895 Dakota Events
The piece includes Governor Sheldon’s Thanksgiving Proclamation for November 28 1895 urging worship and charity in South Dakota. It also reports on Rothschild Morgan bond profits from Cleveland era deficits, Dakota artesian irrigation praise, and voter registration impacts after Goss McKane records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Sheldon
South Dakota
A. D
Chas. H. Sheldon
Thos. Thorson
Minneapolis Tribune
William E. Curtis
Chicago
Rothschild-Morgan Syndicate
Cleveland
Messrs. Lelmont, Morgan and
Belmont
Curtis
Morgan-Belmont Commission
Uderstood
Mountain Brigand Concluded Prom Last Week
A federal agent infiltrates the McGee gang led by Molly McGee. After a night of heavy drinking and dancing, he plans an escape at dawn. Forced to kill a guard to reach Cumberland Gap, he slips away under cover of darkness toward a perilous return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly McGee
Collins
Molly
Cumberland Gap
Kentucky
Ned Owen
Hit
Soutus
Tereas
McGee
Tran
Prohibition Union News and District Leadership Report
W C T U columns urge stand by prohibitory law with statewide effort. Carthage and Artesian unions fund drives, Alexandria and state members contribute to resubmission act legality. Rev A C Phillips preaches temperance in Howard. Temperance Sunday set for Nov 24. Sunday schools urged to participate. Pierre state convention used the gavel from the legislature. State officers named. fifth district honors include state president and secretary from local ranks. Also notes on equality clubs and upcoming temperance campaign. stray quotes and literary snippets conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Union
Artesian Union
Alexandria Union
A.C. Phillips
Howard
H. W. Best
Miner
Hall of Representatives
Pierre
Prohibition Union
W. A. Crammer
L. A. Ramsey
Anna Simmons
M. Jixalder
Kara Smart
Eugene Steeve
Equal Rights Association
Mortgage Foreclosures In Davison County South Dakota
Public notices detail two separate mortgage defaults in Davison County South Dakota. The first concerns Ralph W Wheelock and wife Lily Wheelock to Asa Fisher with a 324.50 claim and a foreclosure sale set for December 28 1895 at the Davison County Courthouse Mitchell. The second reports Daniel Nickison and wife Anna Nickisch to Fidelity Loan and Trust Company with a 1095.40 claim and a foreclosure sale set for December 21 1895 at the Mitchell courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Mitchell Building and Loan Association
Katie A. Mylan
B. Fon
Clineton Morrison
A. D
John Cook
South Dakota
Mitchell
Davison
M. H. Rowley
Mitchell, S. D
John Coon
A.B. Hirencock
Ralph W. Wheelock and
Will Steele Wheelyack
Hennepin
Minnesota
Asa Fisher
Burleigh
Noth Dakota
Register of Deeds
County of
Asa Fister
Jons Cook
Sherif
State of
Ag Pat
Daniel Nickison
Anna Nickisch
Fidelity Loan and Trust Company
Deber
Sioux City
Iowa
Francisdigee Coa
Robert Stuatelen
Joan Patrick Wircher
BE. Mosterrer
Dots Cook
OMNTY
Mitchell Building and Loan Assocition
Hakon Carlson
Marie Carlson
M Sooth
Booth
Booth Brothers, Rod. Ee
Anite
van Eps
Mitchell South Dakota
Joon Cook
Hitchcock
Styers
Henry G. Myers
Frank JF. Whalen
Rowley
Office of the Register of Deeds
Vison County
P. W. Meadow
Dretest
Atebel Davison County
South
Datcote
Stu
Assipies
Hiscrcock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mitchell Capital
Priday
Wiltse
Bushnell
Dakota Farmer of
Aberdeen
Ira Fraser
Goss McKane
Gravesend
N. Y
Melane
Alfred R. Calhoun
Naed Gu
The
Mitchell W.C. T.U
Willie
New York Ledgeramp
Johnson
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
New York
G.W. Brown
City Bakery and Grocery
Fourth Judicial
Ayer
Tam
Eva Braga
Lincoln
Sherrill Sale
Fourth Judicial Cirreuit
Heal
Clothiers
Fowell
Hocking
Hubbard & Palmer
Omaha Depot
Fay Thompson
C. W. Adams
Weldon
Mitchell Printing Ci Chasd Palmer
East Fifth Street
Mitchell. S
AH. Pearson
Mitchell National Bank
U. S
A.B. Hager
Champeny Block
B. A. Bobrb, M.D
Security Bank
Leona
Dix
Dexvisys
S.D
Champeny Bros
E.d.best
Minneapolis
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