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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1891
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR text presents a jumble of words and names with no clear event, subjects or dates. Readable entities are sparse, offering no verifiable facts or coherent narrative to summarize.
The report details ward by ward results with candidates and vote counts, noting narrow margins and dominant figures in the Ath Ward where one candidate secured a majority. It references election overall tallies, with legislative and county contests showing Vireston leading in early counts and other races unfolding as ballots are tallied.
A fragmentary newspaper passage records a wedding at Woonnocket officiated by Rev. J. H. Babcock with reception in the court house hall and mentions Mitchell residents and friends. It also references farming topics, crops, grain, and local labor moves, including a Union member’s wheat recovery and a job shift.
Local notes describe institute sessions with lectures on farming, irrigation, insect control, and home hygiene. South Dakota educators including President MacLouth and Prof. Foster, Keffer, Shepard, Phillips, Frost and others outline topics and a schedule across two evenings. Trustees express satisfaction with a Mitchell move by Joseph Haskin from Montana and prior Burleigh County residence.
Minneapolis banker Gawnett and McGregor’s Huntting, from a famed elevator firm, visit to perfect title for choice tracts by Schlund neighborhood north of Mt. Vernon. They tour state properties, express satisfaction with area improvements, and seek capital guidance for a one year term. The note mentions Gov. Morgan’s returns from Parkerstown, Iowa, and local names Avion A. Baker and Henry N. Lator in Independence area.
In a heated exchange from Woonsocket Times to Mitchell letters, critics blame Republicans for the Australian ballot law while defending reformers. The debate cites Senator Preston and Col. Sheafe amid local cost concerns over paper and travel Ivan D. W. Collins touts a Mandt wagon as farm essential.
List of uncalled letters remaining at Mitch ell post office for the week ending Oct 24 1891 including J M O'Brien J McVay Miss J C Olson Mrs We Meyers J F Nelson Rasmus Pitze Gustav Watson J B. Callers urged to say advertised. Uncalled letters after two weeks go to dead letter office. Also an ad for Brandreth's Pills claiming blood purification and health benefits.
Sealed proposals for the construction of a barn on the poor farm will be received by the county auditor up to 10 o'clock a m on Saturday November 28 1891. The county board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Plans and specifications on file at the auditor's office. R T Robinson Auditor.
Chas Fetch plans a first class market two doors south of the Republican office. He will buy poultry and stock for the business. Ward and Lehman will buy new and second hand furniture and sell stock on commission. Auctions occur every Saturday at the Farmer's Sheds.
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