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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1899

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Lands Are Being Sold In Davison County Area

A fall real estate surge shows buyers from Iowa moving into Davison County. Notable investors include R. D. Finnegan Thomas Ellerman Geo. Loehr J. E. Stambaugh and others purchasing land near Mitchell Lisbon and Mt. Vernon. Many aim to farm. activity remains high with dozens shown daily and plans to move in spring. The report highlights GermanIa Land Co. sales and ongoing land transfers as local interest grows.

Davison County Germania Land Co Iowa South Dakota R. D. Finnegan Jones County See Mitchell Mr. Finnegan Thomas Ellerman Mr. Kelley Crawford County Mt. Vernon Geo. H. Johnson Polk County Rogers J. E. Stambaugh Lisbon Township Griffin Phillips Mr. Stambaugh

Home From Philadelphia G A R Encampment Trip

J B Wolgemuth returns to Mitchell South Dakota after attending the G A R encampment in Philadelphia He recounts travel from Mitchell to Chicago to Philadelphia via Grand Trunk Port Huron Niagara Falls and the Lehigh Valley route calling Niagara Falls a two hour visit and noting a twenty million dollar tunnel project. He mentions companions Charles and his wife from Chicago and A B Conner of Hot Springs describing an enjoyable journey with Conner and his wife staying together throughout the trip.

Seneca Lake State of Pennsylvania Blue and Alleghaney Mountains Tunkhannock Piteton Wilksbarre Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethleham South Dakota Orry McKinley Grand Army Womens Relief Corps Sons of Veterans Philadelphia Sampson Delaware River Schley Atlantic City Atlantic Shore Atlantic Ocean Washington Baltimore Ohio Capitol United States Library Navy Yard Washington’s Monument Soldiers Home Virginia Arlington R. E. Lee Betsey Ross Miss Ross Christ’s Church Earth J. B. Wolgemuth Mitchell Milwaukee Road Chicago Lee Grand Trunk Port Huron Niagara Falls Charles A. B. Conner Hot Springs Mr. Conner Niagra Falls Buffalo Geneva Niagra Lehigh Valley

Reception for Gov Lee in San Francisco Meets Cold Welcome

Minneapolis Journal correspondent reports Gov. Lee of South Dakota arriving quietly in San Francisco to greet the South Dakota troops. The reception was tepid with no enthusiasm as the governor stayed at the Occidental hotel after a brief meeting with Col. Frost. The South Dakota delegation remained at the Palace hotel. calls from lawmakers were delayed.

Minneapolis Journal Gov. Lee San Francisco South Dakota Louis Dakota Occidental Hotel Presidio Col. Frost Lee Palace Hotel

Supreme Court Reaffirms Old License Law in Liquor Case

The South Dakota Supreme Court reverses Judge Moore by ruling the old license statute remains in force despite the dispensary amendment. The decision, aligned with Attorney General Pyle, holds the dispensary amendment not self executing, thus requiring repeal or a new statute. Included are letters from Major Warne and Lt. Horace C. Bates confirming related sentiments and apologies.

Supreme Court Pierre Joseph B. Moore Deadwood Pyle Black Hills North Dakota

Apology letter from Major Warne over Manila remarks

Correspondents publish Major Warne’s full apology for a personal letter to Senator Pettigrew that criticized Col Frost during the Manila period. Warne says he spoke in heat under stress and expresses regret for untrue statements, calling Frost brave and true to his profession.

San Francisco Frost Manila Warne Daily Press of Sioux United States R. F. Pettigrew San Fernando I'rost

On Board Ship From Sheridan to San Francisco 1899

Frank T. McLain of Co. G, 1st South Dakota Vols reports ongoing shipboard voyage to Nagasaki Yokohama and Tokyo. He describes illness with sores and itchy skin, expectations of delayed muster out until October, mentions Major Warne and Col. Stover facing trouble, and notes spending on sightseeing.

Sheridan San Fransisco Republiian Nagasaki Yokohama Tokio Warne Col. Stover Frank T. McLain Co. G

Fall term opens as enrollment tops 491

School enrollment across city buildings totals 491 for the first week of fall term. High School with Profs Grace and Herbert accounts for 72. grammar groups under Miss Conner 42 and Miss Turneaure 52. west and east C grammars 40 and 38. D grammars under Miss Ball 48 and Miss Warne 38. B primary west Miss Rogers 38 and east Miss Foley 38. 1st primary west Miss Miner 39. east Miss Nobis 29. 1st and 2d primary south Miss Thompson 20.

Quigley Grace and Herbert Conner Turneaure West Side Saul East Side McVay Miss Ball Miss Warne Miss Rogers Miss Foley Miss Miner Miss Nobis South Side Misa Thompson

Mitchell Welcomes Ambrose Curtis and Evelyn Savage Union

In Alexandria on Sunday, Ambrose Curtis and Evelyn Savage wed at the home of John A. Brown with Rev. Geo. Williams officiating. The couple returned to Mitchell to begin housekeeping on East Third Street. Curtis runs a livery business and Mrs. Curtis is highly respected by many friends.

Ambrose Curtis Evelyn Savage Alexandria John A. Brown Geo. Williams Curtis Mitchell East Third Street

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The Depository S. H. Scallin Hyecs Becker Becker’ine SDAY A. T. McGovern & Son's Davi Son County Wolgemuth Gov. Lea California Major Warne R. C. Warne Hoarce Bates H. W. Kress Horace C. Bates Frank McLain Philippines
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