Davison County Clerk Seals Official Record
The document records SEAL. S. CATTRELL, Clerk of Courts in Davison County South Dakota securing or certifying an official court record.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1907
Page
10
The document records SEAL. S. CATTRELL, Clerk of Courts in Davison County South Dakota securing or certifying an official court record.
State of South Dakota Davison County list of warrants issued during the quarter as certified by Auditor O D Stearns. The exhibit asserts the Treasurer and Auditor statements are true and correct including assets and liabilities and warrants drawn on the treasury.
The Right Reverend Bishop W. H. Hare D D preached at St Mary’s Sunday in morning and afternoon services. Large congregations and liberal offerings mark the visit. Musicians Milne and Mrs. Florence Gregory Tiffany supplied solos. The bishop met clergy and lay officers and praised the parish’s progress while staying with Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock despite ill health.
County Court of Davison County South Dakota orders the sale of the real estate of L H Nabinger deceased to pay taxes debts and administration costs. Hearing set for April 29 1907 at 10 am in Mitchell, publication in Mitchell Capital weekly for four weeks prior. Judge W Abbey presiding.
I W Seaman has filed for Letters of Administration for the estate of Abner C Seaman deceased. A hearing is set for April 20 1907 at 10 am in Mitchell Court House Davison County to show cause why the petition should not be granted. The date and judge are noted in Mitchell South Dakota.
City council adjourned meeting grants Mitchell Gas Co to withdraw acceptance of the electric light franchise. Old rates apply for three years, with no net city gain. Silas Blauvelt negotiations on septic residue ground proceed. cemetery fence plan approved. John Absher seeks electric plant in Mitchell pending May reading.
Kate and Virgil D. Boyles publish Langford of the Three Bars based on Lyman county cattle rustling years ago. The tale follows arrest of the rustler ringleader, court action, romance with a stenographer and a district attorney, and a final restoration of law and order with a happy ending. Published by A C McClurg & Co of Chicago with strong sale expectations.
A Mitchell Business Men's meeting reports strong progress by the Soliciting Committee in funding the Industrial Commissioner office. Generous pledges are framed as investments to reduce freight costs and living expenses, with many businessmen offering more than asked. The editorial urges broader support as essential for citywide benefits and taxpayer savings.
Tuesday evening caucuses across wards nominated incumbents and a few challengers for the city’s aldermen and board of education posts. In the Second ward Jos Koch defeated A J Kings 80 to 24 for alderman, with Luther Platner renominated to the board of education. Filing deadline for aldermen nominations was today ahead of next Tuesday’s city election.
Enrollment reaches 350 this term. Dr Nicholson spoke at Sioux Falls Sunday school convention on teaching principles and modern defects and possibilities. Y M C A secretary Mr Carrier spoke on temptation. Hoff of city schools to address next Sunday. Gillilands hosted relatives from Des Moines. Evans preached in Ethan and Weak preached in Alpena. May Farrell now Oldham principal after county superintendent term. Miss Thompson now in Omaha high school. Five new Underwood typewriters added to School of Commerce gear. Business students begin practical work with multiple schools represented. Business department enrollment up this spring term remains high.
A witty exchange in Woman's Home Companion jokes about the editor asking if ideas were carried out. The office boy with the waste basket delivers the punchline by carrying out the editor’s ideas as he ascends the stairs.
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