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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1889

Page

5

Street Talk and Local Notices in Mitchell

A mix of ads and brief notices from Mitchell includes Rowley & Co. inviting town visitors to call, W. A. Scott selling vacant Fourth Street lots, and Rev S J Winegarr moving to Piesb Street. Also promotions for Shiloh’s remedies, Wright’s tooth soap, California Fig Laxative, a lecture by Rev Sam Small on September 14 two days, a cancer operation by Dr C C Seaman, a wedding of Peter Welch and Miss Sadie Lester, and a Baptist Sunday school picnic at White’s Grove Tuesday with games, music, and dinner offerings.

Rowley & Co W. A. Scorn East Fourth Street W. A. Scott Rev. S.J. Winegarr Piesb Street Langdon CG. Applegate Wright Scallin Alex. Mitchell California N. Scallin Sam Small Tink Opera House Mitchell C. C. Seaman Delmont Orville W. Walker Jerome Wiltse Walker Seaman Lester Peter Welch Milwaukee Sioux City Sadie Lester Justice Abbey Baptist Sunday School White's Grove Duesday

Mitchell Welcomes Judge Gifford Lincoln Delegation Home

Canton dispatch to the Sioux City Journal reports Judge Gifford and the Lincoln county delegation received a hearty Mitchell welcome on their return from the Jluron convention. They were greeted by a band and a large citizen delegation, escorted through a festively decorated city amid a full ovation, solidifying warm local friendships.

Canton Sioux City Journal Judge Gifford Lincoln County Mitchell Jluron

Lyons Plans New House After Moving Corner on Whird and Kimball

Jas Lyons moves his house at the corner of Whird and Kimball streets in prep for a new structure. Vlaws for the proposed structure are not yet settled but Lyons aims for a commodious and convenient design. Fullerton also appears to have decided that repainting will improve the lumber office’s appearance as work proceeds.

Jas. Lyons Whird and Kimball Streets Mr. Lyons Fullerton

Mitchell post office uncalled letters listed for Sept 2

The following names are uncalled for at Mitchell post office: Abramson M M Anderson Ada 3uflin Mr J M Bray Mrs N Grown Mrs L Barker Fred C Carey M 18 Caldwell Myrtle Cleophas Ix Cody Darnell Anna Qoreman Grumwood NG Geettsch Ilaas Ilarding Rey Geo Hazen L Harding Louis Hanneman Gullin Samuel Harrington Jorgenson Jacob Morrison John Persard John Smith BA Sullivan Con Wright Edward Wright Jenny D Woodruff Harry Vaullion Mr N. When called please say advertised. If not claimed in two weeks they go to the dead letter office. D Hammer P.M.

Mitchell Abramson M M_ Anderson Ada J M Bray N Grown L Barker Fred C Carey Caldwell Myrtle Cleophas Ix Cody K Darnell Anna Qoreman Grumwood NG Geettsch Ilaas Ilarding Rey Geo Hazen L$ Harding

The Sanborn to be Reopened With New Manager Hoon

I M Hoon of Plankinton will reopen The Sanborn around the 12th inst. He brings 16 years as a Vinton Louisiana school principal and two years in Plankinton, plus six summers running the Park Hotel at Clear Lake. The Sanborn is being repaired and refurnished to be a first class hotel.

I. M. Hoon Plankinton Hoon Vinton Park Hotel Clear Lake Joan Sanborn Joe Morrow Sanborn House

Capital dispute and disease prevention notes

The article discusses shifts in capital location sentiment among Clay county voters with Mitchell rising as a strong contender against Pierre. It also cautions farmers about a recurring livestock disease and outlines sanitary measures to prevent its spread, including separating diseased animals, burying carcasses, and water treatment guidelines.

Banker Henry Teases Sioux Falls In Capital Contest

In conversation with a Republican reporter, D H Henry of Chamberlain argues Sioux Falls holds the inside track in the capital contest while Chamberlain should stop spending more on the campaign. He suggests Chamberlain will draw out of the race, noting that capital campaigns require funds.

D. H. Henry Chamberlain Aberdeen Sioux Falls Dr. Henry

Mt Vernon Church Services Announced For Sabbath and Week

At Mt Vernon a quarterly meeting is scheduled for next Sabbath with Rev. Watson Thatcher of Illinois to preach at 10 AM and Rev C B Clark at 8 PM. The presiding elder will preach at Welch school house next Monday evening with no service next Sabbath there.

Mt. Vernon Watson Thatcher Illinois C. B. Clark Welch School

Farm exhibit at Davison county state fair highlights yields

A sample bundle of wheat five feet tall and oats taller were shown for the Davison county exhibit. Wheat came from a fourteen acre field yielding 806 bushels and oats from a six acre field yielding 184 bushels. Farmer F B Angell of Prosper township presented the entries.

Davison County F. B. Angell Prosper Township

Advice on cattle disease likened to human health

Dr. D. E. Collins compares cattle disease to human health saying man is an animal and would not stay healthy if placed in the same harsh surroundings as cattle. The letter emphasizes environment as a factor in disease and health.

D. E. Collins Yankton

Clean up yards to stop typhoid from polluted water

The Providence board of health 1888 report ties a typhoid outbreak to sewerage runoff into the Pawtucket river and contaminated drinking water. It notes filters catch bacilli but do not purify chemical and biological danger, urging removal of manure piles and immediate cleanup near wells to prevent contamination.

Board of Health of Providence Rhode Island Natick Pawtucket Alimentary Canal Mitchell

Normal School at Madison Adds Professors Beadle and Dempster

Prof Geo A McFarland leaves his secretary post to chair psychology and pedagogy at the state normal school in Madison. The 280 attendance last year will rise. New faculty members join: Gen W H H Beadle as president and Prof Frank Dempster as professor. Beadle expected to elevate the school’s standing similarly to the state university under Dr Olson.

Geo. A. McFarland Scotland Territorial Board of Education Madison State Normal School McFarland W. H. H. Beadle Dakota Frank Dempster Beadle State University Olson

Wyckoffs Welcomed Home After Cedar Rapids Trip

Rev and Mrs Hardy E Wyckoff returned yesterday from Cedar Rapids Iowa. The M E society ladies organized a neat surprise at the Wyckoff home with an elegant dinner and warm reception for the returning travelers.

Hardy E. Wyckoff Cedar Rapids Iowa M. E. Society Wyckoff

Patents Received List With Multiple Inventor Claims

A compiled register shows numerous patent receipts listing applicant names such as Wright Foss Kilborn Oates Herrick Murphy Dorgen Sonen Gortmaker Kinzley Conover Calmody Holmes Biehmer Rowe Anderson Isher Kieffer Burroughs Sterling Wiley Parker Grasel Mayer Jacoby Lewis Netland Trotter Tracy Anton Mills Severson Jacoby Larrie Barry Arp McCracken Gagin Hess Webb Utter Jordal Arnish Fisher Grover Jameson Siddons Florens Florens Standenwier Crampton Champlin Johnson Haugen Clayton Henmiller Rehberg Owens Akre Gaylord Luss Burke Strands others, with varied township and section indicators. The list reads as a long ledger of inventor names and parcel identifiers.

T Wright W Foss R Kilborn J Oates I A Herrick Murphy M Dorgen P J Sonen J Gortmaker J Kinzley Hi D Conover J Calmody W Holmes I Biehmer D B Rowe M Anderson M Isher I Kieffer T P Burroughs T Sterling ID Wiley Io Parker Grasel G Mayer L Jacoby J B Lewis PS Netland M ‘Trotter R J ‘Tracy N Anton L Mills G H Severson C McKee W D Brown V Brown R M Barry Arp McCracken Gagin I. J Hess W W. Webb Wilson F Siddons A A Rowland W Garney P Florens P J Florens J Standenwier A J Bergrath E L Clarke E P Akre J M Gaylord A Tluss D Braught F Burgess Sw H Clayton Se H W. Mckee J Ingenthron J Wagner A N Anderson Nw FL Wales Ne Blanchard A McKune M Metcalf Ne J Christopher Sw A O Taylor Sn E Carpenter C G Gehring J I* Bissell C Sharke Ne D Ri Hughes Nw Ro Hughes Sw J W Wright Se H Dockstader Nw C Hinrich Se IE J Sharon In A Jacobson Se J Anderson Nn E Byrne Nw P Olson I Galen Sandberg H L Thompson C O Wigh C O Sonnesse Natz Nw F D Hyer H T Moss M Youatt R Nourse H Quersen W H Cook P Davis E A Palmer S A Brakke A Johnson O E Anderson C Belrns S Erickson L Yorty O Tystad W Neiser P Gulickson J Morgan Nw N H Thompson C J Goronson T O Strand HH Hohn J Grant F Balton Stegmeyer Wolbert A Darling Schaub HI O Lee Kingsbury Anys O Knight Fennstahl F Eich A W Fish HL Boehmer P Houck Bodine

Mitchell Capital Boomers Head to Aberdeen for Conference

A large delegation of Mitchell supporters traveled to Aberdeen to press the case for their town in the race against Pierre. Notables from Mitchell include Er G Palmer of Sioux City and Editor Taylor of Alexandria, among others who pledge to urge Mitchell’s claims and seek votes in Hanson and surrounding counties.

Mitchell Aberdeen Er. G. Palmer Sioux City Pierre Taylor Alexandria Hanson County John Rogers Plankinton A. F. Grim Parkston Autchinson Eden Maxwell Scotland Ben Homme Geo. Johnston John D. Lawler E. L B. Gracy J. T. Atkins F. M. Hammer A. W. Slager J. E. Wells L. Q. Hardesty D. A. Mizener L. W. Adams W. E. Randall Jack Beatty

Pierre Pointers. Investors view Pierre prospects as disappointing

S H Agnew of Alexandria visited Pierre to invest but found the town sparse, largely vacant stores, and few buyers. Eden Maxwell of Scotland sent an agent who also found little to purchase. E C Palmer of Sioux City refused Pierre last week but would invest in Mitchell if chosen by the Aberdeen conference.

S. H. Agnew Alexandria Pierre Mr. Agnew Peerless Eden Maxwell Scotland Manitoba Mortgage Investment Company Agnew E. C. Palmer Sioux City Mitchell Aberdeen

Capital Investment wins on North Western line poll

On the North Western through passenger from Huron to Pierre Friday morning W G James of Artesian a Capital Investment director tallied votes Mitch ell 48 Pierre 28 Chamberlain 17 Huron 9 Sioux Falls 7 A clear majority over Pierre plus strong showing for the line reflect broad support for the cause praised by supporters as marching on through the capital route

North Western Huron Pierre W. G. James Artesian Mitchell Chamberlain Sioux Falls

Valuable horse dead at Duncan's livery

Fred Golddust, a valuable thoroughbred stallion owned by James Farmer, collapsed and died in his stall Sunday afternoon at Duncan's livery. The sudden death surprised owners, with post mortem findings indicating heart disease as the likely cause.

Fred Golddust James Farmer Duncan’s

Capital Talk at Home on Capital Location Debate

A Republican office receives capital literature from a rival, presenting a Dakota map with two circles centered on Ifuron and Pierre. Population figures inside each circle imply which city would most benefit state residents, arguing for Mitchell’s potential capital vote over Pierre and warning against Pierre property interests.

Dakota Ifuron Pierre South Dakota Watertown Minnesota Sioux Falls Iowa Piclom Maples Ee Chamberlain Mitchell

Williams and Weed Transfer South Dakota Journal Lease

I J Williams of Williams Weed & Co managers of the South Dakota Journal Yankton traveled to Aberdeen Tuesday. The lease held by the firm has been surrendered to Stephenson Brothers, owners of the publication. The paper will continue under new ownership and Williams plans to pursue other journalism ventures while Weed remains with the Journal.

I.J. Williams Williams, Weed & Co South Dakota Journal Yankton Aberdeen Williams Weed Journal Dakota Press

Accidental Shooting at Troy Laundry Office

Henry Harrison proprietor of the Troy steam laundry was accidentally shot in the knee by clerk Otto Yetchkee in the Alex Mitchell office Tuesday morning. A hammerless 32 caliber revolver, thought unloaded, was cocked while being waved about. physicians Crane and Bainbridge attempted to locate the ball but did not recover it. The wound is painful but not considered serious.

Henry Harrison Troy Otto Yetchkee Alex Mitchell Harrison Yetchkee

State Fair Rates Discussed by South Dakota Board

Hon J V White of Clay Hon Abe Van Osdel of Yankton and C A Wad dock of Bon Slomme directors of the South Dakota board of agriculture for the 1st 2nd and 3rd districts and O S H Barrett Ver million treasurer of the board moved to Aberdeen for a directors meeting today to seek better freight rates than railroads offer The group fears low stock and farm products at the fair without cheaper rates A round trip fare of one dollar has been secured with a possibility of a further reduction.

J. V. White Clay Abe van Osdel Yankton C. A. Waddock Bon Slomme South Dakota Board of Agriculture O. S H. Barrett Vermillion Aberdeen

Convention Leaves Huron Residents With Disgust

The article reports that Huron's recent convention failed to win support and left many attendees unhappy. Scores of people who could not find sufficient food or shelter roamed the town in search of lodging, expressing strong disappointment with the event's outcomes.

Argus Huron

Incomplete OCR Echoes State Convention Debate

Fragmentary text discusses whether a person named Ron can accommodate a state convention for three days and entertain the legislature for sixty days, with an implied question about capacity and commitment. The wording is garbled and lacks clear context or names beyond Ron and the legislature.

Ron

Judge Edgerton Wins Rousing Dakotan Chorus

The audience pressed for a speech from Judge A J Edgerton and after minutes he appeared amid loud cheers. He spoke with fiery eloquence praising republican principles and South Dakota, endorsing the convention platform and its prohibitory clause.

Juron Times A. J. Edgerton South Dakota Edgerton

An Aberdeen Paper Criticized by Sioux Falls Press

The Sioux Falls Press reports an Aberdeen paper printed an unkind extract about Judge Edgerton and his U S senate candidacy. The Sioux Falls paper condemns the wording noting it was printed without the editor’s knowledge and says it does not reflect well on any candidate including R F Pettigrew.

Sioux Falls Press Ress Aberdeen Edgerton United States Senate R. F. Pettigrew

Bucklen's Arnica Salve sale notice

Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. It claims to cure piles with money refunded if not satisfied. Price 26 cents per box sold by S. H. Scall-In.

S. H. Scall- In

Electric Bitters praised as purer medicine for liver and kidney disorders

An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a highly popular remedy. It claims to cure liver and kidney diseases as well as pimples boils and other blood related ailments. It also promises malaria relief and headache constipation and indigestion relief with a satisfaction guarantee and two bottle prices.

Scallin’s

To Exchange One-half interest in a Minnesota roller mill

One-half interest in a good 50-barrel roller mill in Minnesota offered for exchange for South Dakota land. Address Lock Box 301 Salem Dak.

Minnesota South Dakota Salem

Stolen Cow From G W Clark Farm in Plano Township

A gray cow four years old with picket rope and halter was stolen from the premises of G. W. Clark in Plano township Hanson county on August 23. A reward of $200 is offered for the cow’s recovery and the thief’s arrest.

G. W. Clark Plano Township Hanson County

Williams Australian herb pills advertised for women

An advertisement for Williams Australian herb pills promises to refresh women who feel languid. It claims clearer color, brighter eyes, and renewed vitality after taking the pills as directed, offered at Gale's for 25 cents.

Williams

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Shiloh Waren Warne's Warne iLprovements Henry Shelland Beadle County Clay County A. Dean Capital Investment Company John McDonald Repussian Queen City W. G. Davison L.N. Seaman Collins Normal School At Land Office Notes J P Sharp Ow S Elsey Ne T Chesnutt HJ Lauder Sw IE H Johnson J C Ahern D Stevenson M N Cobb Se W Caldwell Se Manary Ne Wishang Se D McLaughlin D Lee J P Freen O N Bergheim A J Jukam Johnson O J Langland E D Campbell P Erickson J P Morris Ne W E Lowin G N Kalb J H Neff E Schaffer Nw B Taeger M Knudson J A Brackett J M Gardner E E J ColeSr W Chapin J C Fishe Se H Koepsell E R Johnston N P Nielsen Nw Mitchell Capital Boomers Pierre Pointers Judge Edgerton Bucklen Electric Bitters Hood Syqaphy California Fig Syrup CO San Francisco Cal New York W. Y Louisville, KY
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