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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1890

Page

6

Campaign rally set for next Monday at Rink opera house

The event at Itellwell's Rink opera house features Geo A Silsby as president with a list of vice presidents and officers. Afternoon program includes K P Band music 1 30 PM, address by Sen John R Gamble, and supper at 5 00 PM. Evening program 7 30 PM features introductory remarks and addresses by Hon John R Gamble and others.

Rink Opera House Itewell Geo. A. Silsby J. TP. Atkins G. W. Ras Don C. Rogers D. M. Powelli L.o'mealy David Owens John Cook John 8. Ewart Asa Dodd M. T. Belch F.D. Powers John Parker J. O. Carnes Jos, Gilfillen K. P John R. Gamble

Local Brevities From Mitchell Area News

Local items note a birth on Oct 25 1890 a twelve pound girl to Mr and Mrs J O Watrath. Perry merchant Alex Lockhart reports a 445 foot flowing well sunk by Hover. Listings for sale include two burner heating stoves. Advertisements seek help picking chickens and dispatches about apples from Tripp’s in Alexandria. An artist image in the post office window and health claims for Hood’s Sarsaparilla appear. The Episcopal church plans a New England Dinner at Thanksgiving and Republicans rally with baskets. Public notices advertise auctions near Mitchell and farm sales, while hog and cattle trade data from John Q Anderson appears. The Gazette comments on Mt Vernon dispute and promotes Ayer’s Pills as a family remedy. An estray horse is taken in, and sales of farm stock continue with listed prices and locations.

J. O.watrath Alex. Lockhart Perry Frank Weller A.C. Luck Alexandria Tripp Episcopal Church New England Rhoades Spencer S. D Sileor the Gazette Davison County Pease Mitchell V Preston Mt. Vernon Lisbon Tobin Rome Prosper Union Brendon Preston Miner County Independent Central Committee Mr. Preston H. L. Bras Bras F. D. Powers Mr. Vernon Gazette Vernon Franz Brandt Republican Party Republican Central Committee Mt. Verne Ethan Gilman Stevens H. C. Preston Old

Letters from Mt Vernon debunking Gazette reporting

Evelyn letters from Mt Vernon dated Oct 25 to 27 1890 challenge Gazette coverage of a Mt Vernon meeting. F D Powers and Franz Brandt defend Preston Pease group conduct and recount orderly proceedings to counter misstatements.

Glorious Meeting At Court House Rally

A Republican meeting drew a full court room with about equal numbers of ladies and gentlemen. George A. Silsby presided, David Owen spoke for loyalty to the party, and the Glee Club performed. Speakers argued for irrigation policy and condemned the independent party as deceptive while praising Republican principles and unity.

Court House Geo. A. Silsby David Owen Union Township Republican Glee Club Messrs R. N. Kratz F.H. Winsor A. H. Pehrson Mr. Hoover H. C. Preston Mt. Vernon Independent Republican Party Glee Club F. D. Powers Vernon A. E. Hitchcock New Party

Local Meeting Ends Quietly Amid Cheers and Remarks

Mr Preston conducted himself with decorum as attendees rose and cheered while Mr Pease spoke. The room filled with support from followers including McEwen, Rogers, Burns, Haycox, Case, Reynolds, Trotter, Rowell, Haynes, Betts, Momsen, and others after the speech concluded.

Republican Rally Exposes Independent Leaders in County

Speakers attack independent candidates as unfit while touting Republican virtues. G A Silsby condemns the opposition as balderdash. J T Atkins unveils a plan to profit from self sale before and after elections, claiming big returns. Farmers recount local successes amid drought fears and party pressure.

Everitt Smith Preston Smith Geo. A. Silsby Davison Republican Party J.T. Atkins

Wont Support Him in Senate Bid Cue From Pease

Col. BE W Foster asks John M Pease if he would back Judge Tripp for the U S Senate Pease replies he would support an independent Foster presses would he follow a party caucus Pease says he distrusts caucuses and would not be bound by their results

Col BE. W. Foster John M. Pease Judge Tripp United States Senate Mr. Pease Col. Foster

Pease Denies Statement About Senatorial Vote

Col Foster, Yankton Indian agent, is cited by Pease as confirming a Republican reporter’s account of Pease’s stance on voting for U. S. senator. Pease denies telling Foster how he would vote and accuses Foster of misquoting him.

Eprrom Repuslicann E. W. Foster U. S Cripp Col. Foster Jomun M. Pease Pease Tripp John Pease

Sunday School Convention at Peck school house

A Sunday School convention will be held at the Peck school house in Badger township on November 9. Fore noon program includes devotional by Reverend J M Smith welcome address by E P Swartout and reports from schools. Afternoon program features long service by Mr and Mrs Griffith temperance work by Mrs Wilson and Geo Pine and teaching methods by Wm Camfield. The spirit of the teacher by Rev J M Smith and a question box led by J W Mohn. Progress of Sunday Schoolwork by C M Peck. Bring gospel hymn books. notices signed M E Wrient and Jas Krrr, See y, President.

Peck School Badger Township Griffith

Davison county voters weigh party clash and campaign conduct

The piece analyzes a bitter Davison county campaign pitting a Pease dominated third party against a reborn Republican slate. It argues the third party rests on a single man’s ambition, while the Republicans present a united, consultative front bolstered by broad backing and honest messaging.

Allcock's Plasters Endorsement by New York Liveryman

A New York liveryman from Prince Street testifies after forty two years in the trade that Allcock's Plasters shield workers from weather, ease rheumatic pains, and provide tonic relief. He notes his family also uses them for weak backs and keeps a box at home.

Tranzis O'Reily Prince Street New York Allcock Allcocks

Wanted Real Estate for Minneapolis Buyer

Real estate inquiry seeks a good ranch with stock or unencumbered Dakota land for sale near Minneapolis. Private party buyer aims to acquire working or landholding suitable for development or cattle/horses. Offers or proposals encouraged.

Minneapolis

Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Mitchell

The mortgage on Patrick Murphy in Davison County South Dakota is to be foreclosed by public sale at the courthouse front door in Mitchell. The debt totals 555 dollars 13 cents with 360 principal and 93 13 interest plus 25 dollars attorney fees. Sale set for December 1 at 10 o clock in the forenoon, describing the north half of section 35 township 103 range 61.

Patrick Murphy Union Territory of Dakota Ormedy Huggins Davison Witereas Sid Mort Te Teres Wierkas A. Ruggins Lila Mitchell Cote So Dakota Sout Dakota

Davison County Tax Sale Notice for Mitchell Lot

The State of South Dakota sends greeting to T H Wilson. On October 1 1888 the Davison county treasurer sold Lot 10 Block 1 in Mitchell for 1897 taxes. I A Bidwell bid the taxes and the certificate of purchase is assigned to Ciara Mutchinson the lawful owner. Redemption expires sixty days from completed service.

Davison County South Dakota T. H. Wilson Davison Mitchell Dakota Territory I. A. Bidwell Ciara Mutchtinson T H. Wilson Said Foster A. Bidwell Redempton Clara Hutcitineon

Davison County Tax Sale Notice for Mitchell Lot 11

The Davison County treasurer sold Lot 11, Block 1, Mitchell Dakota Territory now South Dakota, for 1887 taxes. Certificate of Purchase was assigned to A Bidwell and then to the undersigned who holds it. redemption must occur within sixty days from service of this notice on Clara Hutchitineon.

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