Court Frees Fred L Stevens After Four Years In Jail
Circuit court proceedings report that Fred L Stevens had two indictments for accepting deposits in an insolvent bank dismissed on agreement. The court also admonished three youths for damaging property and addressed 25 civil calendar cases with several dispositions. Witnessed by Judge Smith and Judge Aikens, the session covered a juried kerley v Germschied damage suit ending in favor of Germschied. Mowery sues Milwaukee Road for 135 dollars over cattle killed by a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Rank GB
Smith
Jacob Ikoch
Fred L. Stevens
Plankinton
Stevens
Ife
Supreme Court
HH. C. Preston
Preston & Hannett
Aurora County
Judge Aikens
Sioux Falls
Gus Tremaine
Fred Gregory
Archie Sharp
Lawrence Kerley
Philip Germschied
Ethan
Father Kerley
Germschied
Aikens
A. H. Hitchcock
Philip Germsehied
Germscheid
Kerley
Gremschied
B. F. Mowery
Milwauke Road
Circuit Court Progress Delays Cases In Milwaukee Road suit
In circuit court the Mowery case against the Milwaukee road for killing five head of cattle ends evidence and arguments. a $135 damages request stands. The afternoon session opens with the Sekel arson case as he is charged with setting fire to stubble that spread to the prairie. T. J. Spangler represents Hebel and WI Hitchcock for the state with a 21 jurors panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Mowery
Milwaukee Road
Carl Sekel
Wekel
Man's success depends more on self than environment
A maxim from Maxwell's Talisman states that a man's success comes from his own character and actions rather than external surroundings. It emphasizes inner resolve and personal effort as the key to achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Mt Vernon Fire Threatens Town Save Effort by Aid Train
A major fire destroyed four Mt Vernon elevators at the Mac Michaels warehouse and threatened the town. Mitchell firemen arrived with aid after 1:30 PM as water shortages and strong winds challenged containment. Losses are estimated at $25,000 with several elevators insured and plans to rebuild mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Mac- Michaels
Mitchell Fire Department
Milwaukee Road
Mitchell
Truax & Betts
Tey
Karmers Elevator Co
Geo. Carlson
Reliance Elevator Co
Hunting Elevator Co
Mt. Vernon Milling Co
Mt. Vernon Creamery Co
A. A. Truax
Milwaukee Special
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Endorsed by Physicians
An unsolicited advertisement urges relief for insomnia indigestion and general weakness. It claims the bitters sourish and vitalize nerves and lists uses including poor digestion dyspepsia weak kidneys biliousness malaria fever and ague with a call to try the product immediately.
Greig Concert a Success in Mitchell
The Greig Singers of Canton gave a strong debut in Mitchell drawing a full opera house audience. The 22 men wore white caps and carried a Mitchell capital theme on red stockings. Olaf Fossum and Prof. A Ex Indseth led piano and chorus with Miss Silas Rogers and C O Knudson delivering standout solos. The group stayed to entertain Mitchell Club members after the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greig Sangforening
Canton
Mitchell
Pera
Greips
A. Ex
Indseth
Greig
City of Mitchell
City of
Pierre
State Capitol
Greigs
Mitchell Club
Yankton
Bras
Capital Committee
Seeding Progress and Local Travel Notes in Baker Area
Seeding is advancing in the Baker vicinity with some fields finished and corn prowing. The weather remains ideal for farming, bright and warm, aiding grass growth. Residents J L Bourret and Carl Knappe are serving as jurors in the circuit court this week. Part of the school section has been fenced for pasture with Metzger and Titze fencing 240 and 120 acres respectively. An angle road to town may be abandoned as Jess Short moves out. unoccupied lands slowly change hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzger
Angle
Prosper Briefs and Local Notices in April
Prosper notes a land buyer on Thursday and a hay sale to the duke by Mr. Schiech. A son Henry born to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Emma Carlson returns from Sioux City. The duke and duchess visit Sunset farm to see their ill child. Dakota wind cited. most farmers done seeding. Young people’s league met. Slendrickson elected president and committees appointed for by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Vernon
Geo. Carlson
Mitchell
TH. WW. Wolmes
Letcher
John Momsen
Hinckley
Lillian Bras
Konnie Gyrambelier
H. H. Garey
Plankinton
Rush Brown
Clarence Pine
Wessington
Mail
Ino
Trotter
O. E. Browne
Bernice, Brown
Martie King
Southeastern
South Dakota Educational Association
Martha Knutson
Sioux City
Ethel Jewett
Geddes
James Dougherty
J. E. Brown
George Shepherd
Mt. Vernon
George
M. EB
L. McLean
MacMillan
Mohr
Argus Leader
C. P. Auld
Cowell
Loved
Schiech
Lewis
Henry
Emma Carlson
Duke
Sunset Farm
Mr. Brown
Ilona
BF. C. Wolfman
Young People’s League
Slendrickson
EF. Anderson Lev
I. Anderson
WP. Soderren
Inez Settestran
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Gradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Johnson & Company
We. Spence Hirsh
Wickwire & Company
Becker
Flouse
Richard Webber
Milwaukee
Rudolph F. Otto
FR. F. Otto
Main St. Mitchell, S. D
J. E. Wells
Mitchell, So. Dak
A. E. Hitchcock
Attorney AT Law
Ss. D
Parkes
Yair Salsam
Pius
Chicheater Chemical Co
Madison Sauuerc. Phila. Aa
Or. C
Bower
Main St
Mitchell, South Dakota
Rye
Levi Peirce
Ww. A. Branch
R. D. Prescott
Davison County
Mitchell, S. D
Motion of Attorneys
The
Canton Singing Society
Edith Parrett
O. M. Butterfield
Union
Anna Kaiser
Alice Bourret
John Stains
Harry Parrett
Wdeington
John Ruthart
Wm. van Fleet
Mrs. van Fleet
Mariette
Prosper
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