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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1896
Page
1
A series of oak antique finish furniture items offered with trade values from 15 to 50 dollars. Includes wall pocket with carved frame, folding rocker, writing desk, cabinet style bookcase, and four shelf unit. Each item notes dimensions and present with trade price.
Frank Pettigrew addressed a local audience naming four converts who soon shifted allegiance to McKinley and the sound money faction, signaling a political realignment in the community.
Senator Pettigrew visited Mitchell to defend his break with the Republican Party and to defend the gold plank in the St Louis platform. J N Crow praised Pettigrew’s public service and Dakota University support, while critics cited his past positions on tariff and silver. A death note came in: Bishop Marty died suddenly at St. Cloud, Minn.
The Rebekah I O F lodge marks its third anniversary with a Friday gathering at the Odd Fellows hall. Col J M Adams presided, speakers from Aberdeen and local members shared remarks, recitations, readings, and vocal numbers. A banquet followed, strengthening lodge camaraderie and growth from 13 to nearly 50 members.
Hon. Geo. L. Dobson of Iowa spoke at the court house Monday evening on finance and tariff policy. The audience praised his address as a top campaign speech, noting his defense of protectionism and long-standing Blaine era treaties that aided western farmers. A juvenile band performed as villagers gathered to hear the candidate discuss money scarcity and farm markets.
The Brooklyn based notice links the death of James Beswick of Grant Avenue Cypress Hills with the marriage of his daughter Elizabeth to Dr John Milton Holt on July 16 1894. Holt a former Long Island College Hospital house surgeon says the notices were published together to avoid misperceptions after Beswicks death. The Beswick family details and funeral plans follow.
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