Fragmentary Sports Note Mentions Caps and Cashigo
A garbled item references Caps and Cashigo with unclear context and a later time cue. Details are unreadable beyond scattered terms.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1893
Page
12
A garbled item references Caps and Cashigo with unclear context and a later time cue. Details are unreadable beyond scattered terms.
The item list includes birth announcements for a Bates son and a Seaman daughter, a Dix meals service address, a Mt. Vernon eating room location, Dan West displays on Main street, Prof. Helwig starting Buffalo Medical studies, Henry Parry & Co land dealings, Kendrick in Champeny Bately egg packing, a 134 inch ear of corn with 1104 kernels, top butter and egg prices at the creamery, H. G. Nichols building a cottage at Fourth and Davison, banks closing at 3 pm during Exposition, and Milwaukee company appointing night operator Williams.
South Sanborn reports carpenters at work on H. E. B. Sprague's home and foreman Chas Peck tying crops to labor. Marriages, illnesses, deaths, market trips, new business ventures, and school and farm updates fill a bustling community page.
Old Soldiers Reunion on October 4 and 5 may feature Gen Russell A. Alger of Michigan, after a promise secured at the G A R encampment. The piece notes strong veteran interest and debates over Sunday opening and local county exhibits.
The Pleasant Ridge school opened last week with Miss Small in charge, and Miss Hazelton presides over the Wright school. A mention of sheep at Kimball and their relocation last week appears in the same item.
A large group of farmers from the German district southwest of the city arrive by train at 10 am with bands, flags, and escorted to the Palace for a 3 pm grand parade. The program includes The Exposition Band, The Military Association, King Corn on a decorated float, and a march by farmers and citizens to the waterworks.
The Corn Belt Real Estate Association held its annual meeting during the Exposition and elected officers: President J. T. Stearns Chamberlain Vice President A. W. Holdridge Madison Secretary J. T. Kean Woonsocket. Plans for wider crop advertising and county exhibit judging rules were adopted.
Democrats of Davison County met in a mass convention with F. M. Hammer as chairman and J. K. Smith as secretary and selected delegates for the upcoming Judicial convention. Delegates named include J. D. Lawler C. W. Taylor M. Hammer W. E. Crane and H. C. Greene.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway will not lower wages, signaling confidence in better times ahead and outlining a firm stance amid economic pressure. The Aberdeen News commends the decision as a wise move by the Milwaukee road.
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