Mitchell's Day in Aberdeen Drives Capital Campaign
Mitchells gay capital train arrives at Aberdeen with a large, uniformed delegation. A parade, open air concert, and city reception highlight a day of marching, banners, and Mitchell booster work amid efforts against Sioux Falls and Pierre. Davison county exhibit shines with the Grain Palace centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Fair Grounds
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Jim River
Culd
Redfield
Aberdeen
Mitchell at the Fair Grounds Parade Preparations
There was no organized demonstration by our people, reserved for tomorrow when other towns will be represented. Mitchell will parade under the escort of the Aberdeen firemen who show a partiality for our capital badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Watertown
Huron
Pierre
Mitchell
Fair Grounds
Ner
Kennard House
K. of P. Band
Co. F
2Nd Regiment of
Co. I. Mitchell
Aberdeen Firemen
Mitchell Firemen
Illness of General Sturgis Spurs Family Trip
Hon. John D. Lawler and family left for St. Paul after Gen. Sturgis fell seriously ill, a sudden danger to the respected veteran’s health. Lawler’s friends in the city express hope for his early recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Lawler
St. Paul
Sturgis
Local Budget and Mitchell Capital Question Debate
The piece discusses Hutchinson county support for Mitchell in the capital question. It includes letters from Geo H Haner and Geo II Haner defending Wickhem's Mitchell ties and arguing Mitchell’s proximity and momentum. It notes perceived county sentiments and anticipated vote outcomes ahead of October 1.
Enthusiastic letter backs Mitchell for state capital
W J Nolan of Bridgewater South Dakota lauds Mitchell as the capital amid a contest with Pierre. He cites public spirit proximity and opportunities while deriding Pierre as a remote railroad wrecked town. He predicts a mighty Mitchell vote and signs off with strong support dated September 25, 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Mitchell
Pierre
Mitchell and Chamberlain clash over river city aid promise
Kimball Index notes Mitchell brands Chamberlain as proposing Milwaukee road aid in the capital campaign. Mitchell demands a proof from President Miller to justify any claim and threatens to support the city on the river if such an offer is proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Index
Mitchell
Chamberlain
Milwaukee Road
Miller
Sioux Falls Faces Limited Southeast Support In Campaign
The account notes Sioux Falls has attracted some southeastern followers but doubts the depth of that support. It argues her campaign relies on inconsistent, regional appeals and limited accessibility, with few strong claims beyond remaining state institutions and a distant central position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Mitchell in Hills Vote Advantage Grows with Rail Route
The article argues Mitchell holds the best accessibility to the Hills and expects a rise in support as the Northwestern from Norfolk to Niobrara on Elkhorn Valley railway nears completion. It notes Milwaukee line to Running Water improves connections and predicts a large Black Hills vote for Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Norfolk
Elkhorn Valley Railway
Niobrara
Milwaukee
Scotland
Black Hills
Mitchell strong capital sentiment at 600 attendance
A reporter noted strong Mitchell support among 600 attendees at the Milltown encampment with representation from Hutchinson Hanson Bon Homme Douglas Aurora Brule Charles Mix Davison counties. Pierre boomers drew little interest while Mitchell badges sold out. 250 badges handed out plus 160 copies of REPUBLICAN state fair edition and related literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. LB
Clark
Milltown
Mitchell
Hutchinson
Hanson
Bon Homme
Douglas
Aurora
Brule
Charles Mix
Davison
Pierre
Silsby
Letter From the Hills Urges Mitchell Over Chamberlain
A Hills writer reports miners favor locating South Dakota’s capital on the Milwaukee road to spur competition with Northwestern. He claims Chamberlain will fail to reach 300 Hills votes and urges eastern Dakota voters to back Mitchell to join the bandwagon as he nears a large Hills vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epiror Rerussican
South Dakota
Milwaukee Road
Northwestern
Chamberlain
Dakota
Mitchell
Mitchell in the Lead
John D. Lawler left for the Black Hills to do missionary work for Mitchell. Others will follow. Traveling men judge Mitchell as leading the field in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
John D. Lawler
Black Hills
Mitchell
Mitchell's Capital Train Makes Grand Parade in Aberdeen
A decorated Mitchell capital train headed by Conductor Mike Kelly and Engineer George Perry rolled into Aberdeen at 6:30 am on a civic tour. The train carried K of P band, D N G officers, fire crews, and cheering citizens, with bold banners declaring Mitchell the capital and center of population and rail hub of South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Capital
Mike Kelly
George Perry
Aberdeen
K. of P
Tom Ball
2Nd. Regiment
O. N. Taylor
R.d.welch
Mitchell
Perry
Milwaukee
Davison Exhibit At Aberdeen Shown By Mitchell Craft
The Republican praises Davison county exhibit under G W Hunter with a miniature house 5 by 4 feet and 7 feet 2 inches tall. John Hageman designed the structure decorated with grains and grasses directed by H D Crawford. The corn roof and upper story feature wheat rye and barley while steps doors pillars and windows show many grains. The display includes oats alfalfa flax broom corn sorghum clover timothy millet beet seed and a rainbow of colors spelling Mitchell in corn on an arc. The house and exhibit were sent to Aberdeen early Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Will Davison
G. W. Hunter
John Hagerman
H. D. Crawford
Milwaukee Official Interviewed on Neutrality and Rail Plans
W G Collins of Minneapolis, assistant general superintendent of the Milwaukee railway system, met a Republican representative in his special car Tuesday. He denied any foundation to claims Milwaukee would aid Chamberlain and affirmed neutrality with Northwestern. He said Sioux Falls bond limits would curb new rail building until justified by business. Farmers urged Mitchell as preferred capital location, arguing it maximizes local gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson County
Pierre
Menno
Mitchell
Hutchingon
Wickhem
RherusLican
P. F. Wickhem
Alexandria
Capital
Wickham
Gero. II
Haner
Bard
W. G. Collins
Minneapolis
Milwaukee Railway System
The
Milwaukee
Chamberlain
Huron
Sioux Falls
Collins
Farmers Cast Ballot For Mitchell Local Referendum
Community voters urged to back Mitchell in a state matter focusing on local farm interests. The call emphasizes voting for the candidate who best represents agricultural concerns and regional priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Stop and Think Circular Targets State Capital Location
A Mitchell circular urges voters to place the state capital on the Missouri river or east of the Jim valley. It argues the land benefits and immigration patterns favor Mitchell, highlighting railroad advantages and accessibility to sway voters between Jim river candidates. The circular notes Huron as a related example and praises Turon’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Missouri River
Jim River
Jim Valley
Turon
Questionable signatures taint Aberdeen Sioux Falls campaign effort
Aberdeen Republicans condemn a circular listing signatures for a Sioux Falls drive. They note duplicated names such as Kennard hotel and owner, calling the scheme questionable and likely to hinder Sioux Falls interests. The paper vows to monitor further actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Republican
Sioux Falls Capital
Queen City
Aberdeen
the Republican
Kennard
Sioux Falls
W. C. T. U. Prayer Meeting At Presbyterian Church
The W C T U held a prayer meeting at the Presbyterian church from 10 a m to 5 p m to support constitutional prohibition. Attendance was strong in the final hours with six leaders named Mesdames Curl Thatcher Kline Prescott Keith and Mordoff guiding the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Mesdames Curl
Thatcher
Kline
Prescott
Keith
Mordoff
Advertised Letters at Mitchell Postoffice
List of uncalled letters for the week ending Sept 23 includes Balldee Bayley A H Chadbourn J A Crabtree Mamie Marshall Albert L Stevenson James Whittemore N H Wheeler Mrs Budsell B W Carpenter and others. Call or say advertised to claim before two weeks elapse or items will be sent to the dead letter office. D Hammer P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Balldee
Thomas Bayley
B W Carpenter
A H Chadbourn
J A Crabtree
Mamie Marshall
Albert L Stevenson
James Whittemore
N H Wheeler
Budsell
D. Hammer
P. M
Capital scheme draws Sioux Falls attention
Alexandria Herald notes Sioux Falls pursues a million dollar real estate pool selling five dollar shares with a gratis vote. Voters may keep stock or return it for five dollars, described as a smooth campaign scheme. Sioux Falls Press counters no investment interest, focusing on merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria Herald
Sioux Falls
Rice & Son Move Wheat and Flax Buying Post
Notice to farmers from Rice & Son Mitchell announce closure of Huntting warehouse on the C M St P road and relocation to Jacobson warehouse on the Omaha track east of the depot. They invite old patrons and others with good wheats for sale and pledge top prices for wheat and flax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice & Son
Mitchell
Huntting
Jacobson
Omaha
Notice to Contractors for 40 Tons Coal Davison County
Notice to contractors invites bids to furnish 40 tons of coal for Davison county. Bids due by 12 o clock noon October 7 188%. Forms provided by the auditor. Rights reserved to reject any or all bids. KR T Robinson Mitchell Sept 9 Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
KR. T. Robinson
Mitchell
Mitchell Sends Out Colored Hanger Eclipsing Advertisements
In Redfield Journal, Mitchell releases a colored hanger praised for its beauty of design and attractiveness, eclipsing all capital advertisements in the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Mitchell
Republican Rally at Mt. Vernon Draws Strong Attendance
A Republican rally Wednesday evening in Mt. Vernon drew a large audience and strong enthusiasm. Speakers included E. S. Johnston T Blanchard RR N Kratz Mitchell and Powers Mt. Vernon. Officials noted republican harmony and broad support for the regular ticket. The W C T U will meet at the Presbyterian church at 4 p m this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
E. S. Johnston
T. &. Blanchard
RR. N. Kratz
Mitchell
Powers
Presbyterian Church
University notes praise for new building opening
Fall term opens in a new building next Wednesday at 9 am with praise for the management led by Prof. Duncan. Mitchell citizens may be proud of the structure and a note invites reports of homes where students can work for board to Prof. Adkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Duncan
Mitchell
Adkinson
Musical and literary entertainment at Congregational church
Social last evening featured a program with duets prayers and readings including Misses Fletcher Day and Prof. Booth. Attendance described as gratifyingly large. Also note a high mass at Holy Family for Dr. O Shaughnessy and the first run of a new sixty eight foot mail and express car between the city and Chicago via Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Fletcher
Day
Pehrson
Booth
Holy Family Catholic Church
O'Shaughnessy
Yankton
Hamil
Geo. Sheehan
Chicago
Sioux City
Milwaukee Round House
Wright
S. H. Scallin
Shiloh
Warne
For Sale or Trade Clyde Stallion Offers Trade
A Clyde stallion five years old weighing 1500 pounds available for trade. Willing to exchange for personal property or real estate. Contact W. I. Slater in Mitchell Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
W. I. Slater
Mitchell, Dak
Positive Cure for Consumption Promised by Ballard’s Hosed Syrup
All predisposed to consumption or throat chest and lung affections are assured of a positive cure in Ballard’s Horehound Syrup. It claims miraculous results and thousands of former patients credit it with saving their lives. Free sample bottles available at Gale's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shilo
Warne
Wright
California
S. H. Scallin
Tomlison
Quick Relief
L. O. Gale
8. H. Sc
Ballard
Gale's
Swift's Specific touted as remedy for blood poison veteran
A veteran wounded at the battle of Stone River in 1862 describes years of blood poisoning and leg swelling. He credits Swift's Specific with removing the poison from his system and restoring his health. The notice promotes a treatise on blood and skin diseases and lists Swift Specific Co. Drawer 3. Atania, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone River
Swift
S.S
Jous Conway
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woonsocket
Alpena
Wolsey
Ashton
Mellette
Supt. Wiard
Judge Crow
Spink County
Messrs. Bowdle
Stanchfield
Stalwart
K.P
Firemen and Co. Lin
Main Street
Central Dakota
Citizen’s Committee
Clay County
Frank Baughman
Gotas
Mitchell and
Art Hall
Tiee Fair
W. K E. Powell
Ex. P
the Fair Grounds
Bridgewater
Mitch
Capital Talk
W.J. Nolan
Bridgewater, S. D
Argus-Leader
Mitchell Republican
Mitchell’s
Boomer
Jim River Valley
Harrison
W. C. T. U. Prayer Meeting
Immaculate Sioux Falls
University Notes
Hood
New York Land Co
R. D. Martin, Sec’y
Woos Swift Specific Co
Atania, Ga
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!