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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1893

Page

12

Local Notices Highlight Trades and Community News

Readily scattered notices detail B L White dairy prices, Champeny Bros bargains on cloaks, dress goods, and shoes, local fire damage to Jos Levinger’s house, and a range of town happenings. Mentions include Dr McDonald painting Main and Fourth, a broken foot from a barrel incident, and a Teachers Reading Circle meeting at the courthouse.

Jos. Levinger Champeny Bros Creamery B. L. White McDonald Main Fourth Streets Duane Reading Circle Court House Hood Eid Reier Baker Township John Woerner Fred Ippendutz Will Bennett Dix Sioux Falls Pather Ahern Flandreau Marty Messrs Dyt White Lake Baker Pilankinton Walrath Mitchell Hickswinter

Silsby nuptials unite Maud Muller and Harry Glenn Nichols

The parlors of Gen and Mrs Geo A Silsby hosted a modest wedding for Maud Muller and Harry Glenn Nichols. The ceremony, at 9 o clock with Sousa’s march, featured Rev N S Bradley officiating. After a wedding breakfast, the couple left for Omaha and will reside on Mourth and Davison streets, with Gov Sheldon in attendance. The report also notes calls for improved Milwaukee train service for Mitchell.

Geo. A. Silsby Maud Muller Harry Glenn Nichols Nichols Bros Sousa Benjamin C. G. Nichols Mabel N. 5. Bradley Nichols Omaha Mourth and Davison Streets Gov. Sheldon

Local notes report visits, travels and events around town

NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS lists visits by Mr Vernon, Mrs Bras and others to relatives in Alexandria and Mitchell, a school term starting, a prairie fire east of town, social gatherings at Tyner and Lowrie homes, sermons by H L Omealy, and a Burton Coleman play at the opera house with Down's orchestra acclaimed.

Sheeder Lambert Lowrie Badger Mamie Weeks Brendon Beatty E. D. Watkins Lock Pecks School House H. L. Omealy Baker Crane Victor Cremer Badgers Burton-Coleman Si Perkins Opera House Prof. Down Opera Coney Island

Funeral for Mrs Hattie Stevens Held in Lisbon Township

The funeral for Mrs Hattie Stevens who died at her Lisbon township home was held at the M B E Church with Rev Bradford presiding. Born in Manchester Iowa to Daniel and unknown mother she was 26. She leaves a husband and a young daughter ill with malaria fever. Also reported: Resurgam lodge A F A M elected officers including W M J J McDougal and S W Timan Spangler. Rev W H Thrall, state superintendent of Congregational missions, was injured in a buggy accident near Bloomington suffering a fractured arm.

C. C. Gibson Sioux City M. C. Betts Illinois C. Whitman Iowa Miss Floy A.A. Thompson Toby Place Addie McClatchie Johnson A. O. U. W. Lodge Plankinton Miss Allen Oskaloosa Friends’ Church T. B. Haynes B. Rowell T. Taubman Frank Hatch Hattie Stevens Lisbon Township M. BE Bradford Daniel Thomas Manchester Resurgam Lodge A. F A. M W.M J. J. McDougal S. W Timan Spangler J. W C. H. Obland W. Abbey Treas H. R. Kibbee W. H. Thrall Congregational Missions Huron Bloomington W. Gillis BF. J. Purdy Geo. E. Marker R. N. Kratz

Train carries notable officials to White Lake event

A Milwaukee west bound train Wednesday afternoon carried Gov. Sheldon Adjutant General Silsby Gen Nash and two judges bound for a campfire at White Lake. The engine failed between here and Mt Vernon, forcing the train to Mitchell where officials helped out. The article notes impacts on local events including a Y M C A election and public meeting plans in Sanborn County.

Sheldon Silsby Gen Nash White Lake Smith and Fellows Plankintop Mt. Vernon Mitchell Jake Conant

Bombs at Barcelona: Two Anarchist Outrages Reported

Reports from Barcelona say a bomb with a burning fuse was found on a balcony along a street used by troops bound for Melilla. A worker extinguished the fuse and alerted authorities. Separately a dynamite blast damaged Villeneuve barracks gates but caused no injuries.

Barcelona Melilla Morocco Villeneuve

Livestock Sanitary Boards Convene in Kansas City

Western and Southern state livestock sanitary boards meet in Exchange hall at the stock yards Kansas City to discuss enlarging Texas safe area now covering about 60 counties. Represented are Missouri Kansas Colorado Nebraska Montana North and South Dakota Illinois Indiana Arkansas and New Mexico with Albert Dean the government cattle inspector present.

Kansas City Livestock Sanitary Boards Exchange Hall Stock Yards West Texas Missouri Kansas Colorado Nebraska Montana North and South Dakota Illinois Indiana Arkansas New Mexico Morton Department of Agriculture Albert Dean

Blow Up Rio Revolution Plot Aims at Peixo Land

The Heralds Montevideo special reports from Rio Janeiro that revolutionists intend to blow the town to atoms. The fleet in the harbor and rebels supporters in the city are believed to unite for a concerted attack on Peixo Island land forces.

Mello New York The Herald Montevideo Rio Janeiro Peixo_ to

Conductor and Engineer Found Guilty in Wreck Verdict

A coroner jury in Battle Creek Michigan reports the Grand Train wreck of October 20 was caused by gross disobedience of dispatchers orders. Conductor Bertram N Scott and Engineer Harry Wooley of eastbound train No 6 are held criminally negligent for running past the stop point. The railroad is exonerated from blame.

Battle Creek Mich Bertram N. Scott Harry Wooley

Congress to study new banking and currency system

Congressman Springer leads a push in Washington to craft a unified banking and currency plan after the Sherman act repeal. He envisions using state and municipal securities for circulation with federal redemption and a 20 percent coin reserve, avoiding fiat money and ensuring cross party support.

Washington Congress Springer Illinois House Committee On Banking and Currency Voorhees Indiana Senate Committee On Finance DeWitt Warner New York Secretary of the Treasury Senate Finance Committee Treasury Department House Mr. Springer Committee On Banking and Currency

Chinese Agency In Pittsburg Aims At Trade Growth

Mark Ten Sine representing the Great Northern railway arrives in Pittsburg to establish a Chinese agency. The company plans to expand Chinese trade by placing agencies in major cities and will start a Seattle Hong Kong steamship line on January 1.

Pittsburg Mark Ten Sine Great Northern Railway Seattle Hong Kong

Blind Pigs in Trouble After Warrants Hit Conway Langdon

Consterna tion struck the blind piggers of Conway and Langdon last week as officers with warrants issued by Attorney General Standish suddenly raided the establishments and imposed heavy penalties.

Inkster N. C Conway Langdon Standish

County Board Fails To Approve Clerk Hire Amid Debate

The Davison county commissioners adjourned with no action on clerk hire for Treasurer Smith and Wells. Debates over pay limits and prior interest refunds show stylistic contrasts between Dougherty and predecessor Cook as reform efforts accelerate.

Smith Lawrence Davis Dougherty Lewis Carlson Register of Deeds Wells John Cook Davison County M. D. Lewis Reform County Board

Beulah Township Protest Against Road Grader Warrants

Beulah township voters protest the purchase of a road grader for 311 dollars and three warrants for payment. They declare the warrants illegal and void, refuse payment, and order publication in three county papers and notification to the American Scraper company.

Beulah Township Board of Supervisors Beulah American Scraper Company Fred Schrader Brapy

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A. D. Collins Main Street John W. Reed Dr. Sawyer L. O. Gale S.R. Trumbull Milwaukee Jas. Spears Haney Chambeay Bros Cerutti Cacoma John Dennis F F. A. Barber J. B. Miller J. A. Brown East Second Street Enterprise Dell Rapids A. Burdick Spear School Mitchell University Chamberlain Democrat Charlie Bunting Chamberlain Pinkerton Champeng Bros I. L. White Tom Ball West Third Street Tom University Phreno- Cosmian Fund Missouri River Neighborhood News Mr. Vernon H. L. Bras C. Betts Dr. Atwood Eth H. Jay Cook Clay County Sanborn County Mitchell, Letcher Artesian Rio the Banking and Currency Committee the County Board Hood’s Ed. Swan Ep.Swax Duncanville, IL
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