Receiver's Sale Of Mitchell Gas Company Property
Notice that J I M White as receiver will sell all Mitchell Gas Company property at public auction May 9 1908 at 2 PM at the Mitchell County Court House. Sale includes real and personal property with gas and electric plants and related franchises, lots 10 11 12 in block 49 and lots 7 8 in block 2 Crider's addition. Minimum bid 25000, cash, no liens, photos and ads to Mitchell Capital weekly.
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Circuit Court of the United States
District of South —Dakota
Southern Division
Sioux Tralls
Ir. M. White
Mitchell Gas Company
Cooley & Guernsey
Mitchell
Davison County
South Dakota
Crider
KF. M. White
Mitchell Capital
J. I. M. White
Mitchll Gas Company
A. D
Notice to creditors in the Henry Rohlf estate
Public administrator John Rohlf announces to all claimants against Henry Rohlf deceased to present proofs with vouchers within six months from first publication. Notices directed to Blendon Township Davison County South Dakota. Dated April 2, 1908.
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Henry Rohlf
John Rohlf
Blendon Township
Davison
S. D
John Rohlif
Elias Lowrie
Adelia Lowrie
Mitchell
South Dakota
Sale and Lease Notice for South Dakota Lands
A sale of common school lands in Davison county will be held on April 21, 1908, at the court house front door from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. A second auction on April 22, 1908, will offer unsold lands not under lease for lease at the courthouse front door from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Pierre, South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison
Said
Said County
Pierre
S. D
Injunction Against Sears on Infringing Separators
Merchants warned as United States Circuit Court in New York blocks selling the Iowa Dairy Separator Co. items for Sears Roebuck & Co. The Journal notes the patent holders in Vermont New Jersey and the court order require accounting of all sales and profits and urges local papers to inform readers of liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Trade Journal
Des Moines
Iowa
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Chicago
Journal
United States
United States Circuit Court For
Southern District of New York
Iowa Dairy Separator Co
Waterloo
Iowa Dairy Separator Company
United States Court
Bellows Falls
Empire Separator Company
Sears, Roebuck &Co
Samuel M. Hitchcock
Life of Horatio W. N. Cox 1837 191? Civil War veteran
Horatio WN Cox born March 16 1837 near Collins Centre N Y. Moved with family to Hast Otto N Y then to Sparta W I and finally Dakota Territory where he lived until his death. Enlisted in 34th New York Infantry at Civil War start, served nine months before disability discharge. Survived by wife Viola Gibson and three sons Dee G Hoyt Earl, a daughter in law Mrs Rose Kelmyr, and adopted daughter. Funeral at Methodist church with Grand Army of the Republic rites. interred Graceland cemetery. He was 71 years old.
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Horatio WN. Cox
Collins Centre
Erie County
New York
Hast Otto
Cattaraugus County
Sparta
Wisconsin
Territory of
Dakota
South Dakota
34Th
New York Volunteer Infantry
Dra Viola,Gibson, Nice
P. T. Gibson
Dee G
C. Hoyt
Vivian
S. D
E Earl
Alexandria
Rose Kelmyr
Mr. Cox
Douna Ting
Cox
Close of the Revivals at Methodist Church
Revival meetings at the Methodist church closed Sunday night. S E Morris and the orchestra led a stirring song service. The large auditorium was full despite Sabbath school room additions. Mr. Smith mixed his talk with shots at liquor traffic. The Gideon story was the speaker’s vivid theme.
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Methodist Church
S. E. Morris
Mr. Smith
Gideon
Dr Shoop's Restorative for Kidney Ailments
Ad claims urge use of Dr Shoop's Restorative to address kidney weakness and related back pain. It states the remedy reaches contriving nerves, warns that treating only kidneys is wasteful, and recommends a month’s supply in tablet or liquid form with pharmacist endorsement.
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Shoop
Evangelist Draws 150 New Church Members in Two Weeks
At the close of the service a number joined by letter and confession of faith. The evangelist made many friends and accessions to the church exceeded 150 in the past two weeks. Mr. Smith left for Los Angeles Monday. Captain Plumb shared insights from his years as a bartender and saloon keeper, speaking briefly and directly.
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Smith
Los Angeles
Plumb
Remarkable recovery after Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
Mrs. Barker credits Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a last resort after doctors gave up. She proclaims the remedy saved her life, praising it as the greatest for women. Available in Tea or Tablets from Scallin Bros.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Scallin Bros
Republican Candidate for State Representative in Davison County
C. EF. Drake announces as a Republican candidate for state representative in Davison County after filing his petition. He endorses President Roosevelt's policies Governor Crawford for U S senator and Senator Vessey for governor and asks voters to support him in the June primaries if his services were satisfactory last term. He pledges to serve to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Roosevelt
Crawford
United States
Vessey
C. EF. Drake
No content to discard unless worth a Wunit ad
A terse note asserts not discarding any items unless their value falls below the cost of a Wunit advertisement. It emphasizes cost-awareness in deciding what to throw away.
Supreme court nullifies fee section for county offices
The socialists challenged the primary law fees as a barrier to candidacy. The circuit court upheld the fee section, but Judge Dick Haney's supreme court ruling declared the fee requirement unconstitutional for county offices and likely to affect state office nominations as well. The decision removes the financial hurdle to running for office.
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Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Dick Haney
Ramer Announces Candidacy For State Superintendent
M M Ramer submits for Republican voters in South Dakota June primary seeking nomination for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. He outlines a platform stressing efficient public schools, leadership of the department, pure public service, and loyalty to the era’s political figures. Mitchell April 15 1908. Kent and R D Welch elected secretary.
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South Dakota
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Taft
M. M. Ramer
Mitchell, S. D
Dowdell Addresses Bryan-Lee Club on Tariff Reform
Artesian’s Robert Emmet Dowdell spoke Monday at City Hall to the Bryan-Lee club about tariff revision and dissolving trust protections. He criticized the Republican Senate and President for delays, announced his candidacy for Congress, and the club moved to complete its organizational steps with W. T. LaFollette elected president.
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Robert Emmet Dowdell
Artesian
Bryan-Lee Club
Congress
Dowdell
W. T. LaFollette
Presi
A Brilliant Actress Blanche Walsh Shines In Kreutzer Sonata
The city crowd saw Blanche Walsh in The Kreutzer Sonata with a capable supporting company. Her compelling portrayal drew two curtain calls and evoked deep emotion as the tragic love tale unfolded, though a larger audience was hoped for.
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Blanche Walsh
Miss Walsh
University Notes Highlight College Talks and Appointments
Last Thursday in chapel two speakers Hugh EB Smith and Dr Youngman addressed students. Miss Ogin was elected dean replacing Miss Robinson and received carnations from dormitory girls. Edith Noble named assistant dean. others visited campus including Lloyd Hardie and Rev Chappel. The temperance band played Monday, Kate Moss spoke on China, and a U S D band concert at Gale drew praise for Vermillion’s band.
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Hugh EB. Smith
Dr Youngman
Miss Ogin
Agean of
Waiwan
Miss Robinson
Edith Noble
Lloyd Hardie
du Bois
Wessington Springs
Captain Mauser
Aberdeen
Scott P. Hauser
BE. S. Chappel
Met Springs
Meriel
Harry Chappel
Black Hills
J. E. Norvell
Ashton
Phillip
Grace
Kate Moss
China
Vermillion
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted as Cure All
Taken as directed, it becomes the greatest curative agent for the relief of suffering humanity ever devised. It's Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, the surest remedy. 385 cents. Tea or tablets. Scallin Bros.
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Ffollister
Hollister
Scallin Bros
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