Mortgage foreclosure notice in Davison County South Dakota
Notice announces a foreclosure due to default on a 1907 mortgage by Dan and A L McDermaid to O L Branson. It lists the amount due 768.16, sale by public auction at the Davison County Courthouse Mitchell on April 24 1909, Lot 2 Block 46 John Lawler Addition. Also includes a credit notice for Mary D Schurz estate with six month claim period.
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Dan McDermaid
A. L. McDermaid
O. L. Branson
A. D
Office of the Register of Deeds
Davison County
South Dakota
Mitchell
John Lawler
QO. L. BP Anson
Notice of Hearing for Administration of Bristol Estate
In Davison County 1909 a hearing is set for May 5 at 10:00 a.m. in Mitchell to consider Anna Bristol’s petition for letters of administration of Edmund J. Bristol’s estate. Heirs Anna Bristol Mary Monica Bristol Mary Gertrude Bristol and Edmund Lawrence Bristol may appear to show cause. Dated April 1909. Judge of the County Court presiding.
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South Dakota
Davison
Edmund J. Bristol
Anna Bristol
Mary Monica Bristol
Mary Gertrude Bristol
Edmund Lawrence Bristol
John Co. Roth
Mitchell LL. D
Mitchell
Mitchell Looks at City Progress and Opposes Saloon Return
A letter from John S. Hoagland praises Mitchell as prosperous and well governed with strong civic, educational, and religious life. He warns against restoring saloons and gambling, urging community effort to keep the city dry next Tuesday. Also included are poems and a set of resolutions from Rosebud Woman's Society mourning Mrs. John H. Scriven.
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Mitchell
John S. Hoagland
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lebanon
Indiana
John H. Scriven
Rosebud Woman’s Society
New Era
Mitchell Daily Republican
Rosebud
S. D
Mitchell Grain Market Prices Apr 15
Wheat prices listed for April 15 include No 2 at 1.09, No 3 at 1.06, No 4 at 1.02 with some rejection notes. Additional quotes show durum 92c, flax 1.47, oats 45.46, corn 53.16, barley 48ce and rye 68 in the Mitchell market notices.
One Pound of Cork Supports a Man in Water
A bare note states that one pound of cork is sufficient to buoy a man of ordinary size in the water. The remark emphasizes cork’s usefulness as a simple life buoy.
Light docket in court to hear few cases this term
The April term of circuit court for Davison county opened with Judge Frank B. Smith presiding. Only a light docket is expected with four criminal and one civil case ready for jury, while many civil cases proceed in chambers or are dismissed or continued.
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Circuit Court
Davison County
Platner
Frank B. Smith
Mitchell
Dakota Central Telephone Company
John A. Neuman
Hd Johnson
Loomis
Charles W. Gardner
Warl Doty
Foster Doty
Henry Fideroff
Bert Quinn
Herbert
Chas. W. Gardner
Gardner
Smith
State Penitentiary
Divorce Proceedings Lead Off County Court Session
Clarence Fisher sues for divorce from Josephine Fisher with custody disputes over two children. no defense filed and no decision reached. White Lake residents John G. Huddle represents the plaintiff and T. M. Treat the defendant. The session also includes condemned property action for a hool house site in Tobino township and multiple guilty pleas with varying sentences.
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Clarence Fisher
Josephine Fisher
J. G. Huddle
T. M. Treat
White Lake
Hool House
Tobino Township
A. 3. Hager
August
Augusta Moeschen
Johnsen
Sentences in Court for Malicious Mischief Pleas
Earl Doty Foster Doty and Henry V Fideroff pleaded guilty to malicious mischief and were brought before the judge for sentencing. The trio admitted committing the act on a specified date in reported court records.
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Earl Doty
Foster Doty
Henry Vfideroff
Arbor Day call and teacher awards in rural schools
O E Browne calls Arbor Day on Friday April 23 urging tree planting for future generations. Arbor culture books are available for districts that plant. Twenty-one candidates began teacher exams. Rosa Pavek raised 238 for the Children's home. Certificates issued for perfect attendance to several Ethan and Blandon teachers and students. library read/outline certificates awarded to multiple students. Clerks and teachers urged to ensure term reports are complete to ease July pay warrants.
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Rosa Pavek
Tobin No. 17
Herman Locken
Willie Locken
Lee Peard
Charlie Miller
Johnnie Lammmon
Gaynal Hunter
Gertrude Paetz
Estella Zehnpfenning
Rosa Scheich
Katie Germscheid
Leo Crampton
Ethan
Schuich
Clark
Elmer ‘Vsiemsland Blendon
Waterproofing Leather With Wax and Pitch Mix
Leather can be made waterproof by applying a warm paste of two ounces burgundy pitch two ounces soft wax two ounces turpentine and one ounce raw linseed oil. The method emphasizes mixing these ingredients to create a protective coating for leather goods.
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T. J. Spanglier
Mortgagee
Mary D. Schurz
Deceas
Mitchell, S. D
Sh GA Dmimrisiain
Gyo
A. W. Chase
Mr. H. Martin
Oak Grove
Mich
A.W. Chase
M. D
Dr. A
Scallin Bros. Druggists
J. H. Ferris
Pharmacist
Main and St Mitchell
A.E
Stith Obstet- Loomis
Dr. Hoagland
Anji
Yester
Mitchell Grain Market
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Rheroon
Inner & Marx
Hart Schaffner and
Marx Clothes
Web
Metcalf the
Corner Clothier
Rayo Lamp
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
O. E. Browne