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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1899
Page
8
A fragmented unreadable OCR item provides limited readable words likely from a local notice or brief. The text mentions unsure names and items but lacks clear events or actions to summarize into a full reporting item.
Residents and visitors mingle in Mitchell as many travel for business and leisure. The column notes departures to Buffalo Springs Iowa Spencer Iowa Milwaukee Wisconsin and Salem Nebraska along with local civic and church events and notices of deliveries and performances at the Grand Opera house.
Matt Goesche reports burglars gained entry through the south door of Koch's hardware store on Second street, stole a rifle, shotgun, two revolvers, pocket knives, and 200 to 300 cigars from Ham mer's drug store. An attempt to break into Fogarty's saloon occurred later. Nice Dondelinger woke during the break in and the intruders escaped. Authorities have no trace but suspect local loiterers.
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