Milwaukee Stock Yards Concession Debate At City Council
The Milwaukee company asks a concession to remove stockyards by Sept 1 1912 after ordnance and site issues. Citizens of the Second ward protest odor and noise while leaders urge compromise and possible relocation within railroad circles. Aldermen and Mayor Hitchcock oversee talks. chief of police appointment discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Second Ward
Ngain
Hardy
McDougall
Michels
Winlrath
Reeves
Winsor
McCartney
Hitchcock
Jennent
Collins
Shelby
Preston
Milwaukee Company
Sioux City
T. J. Spangler
Spangler
Mitchell Power Co
Manhattan Oil Co
Mitchell
Mr. Spangler
Ridermen
Walrath
Func
Chairmar Walrath
Wood Smith
Wood
Letcher area notes names towns travels and events
Local items recount visits moves and trips among Letcher residents and nearby towns. People travel to Wisconsin Iowa Montana and Nebraska. Congregation serves refreshments at the church social. A wedding unites Mamie Iterbrook and Paul Drouns with family and friends in Logans township.
Local notes of visits and travels around Mitchell area
Ethan S D Nels Magnussen shuttled passengers to Mitchell and Parkston for shows and gatherings. Residents and visitors including the Nolts Shane Evans Oathouts Swartz and Strand families attended events in Parkston Lake Andes Sioux City Armour DeWitt and Alexandria.births visitors moves and a barbed wire liniment ad closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan
S. D
Nels Magnussen
Mitchell
Lollie Nolt
Stella Shane
Lady Friend
Parkston
Anu Lance
Henry Evans
Leona French
Leslie
Roy Oathout
Byron Swartz
Lake Andes
Mattie Moran
Armour
Henry Schiech
Clarence
Sioux City
Hila Strand
Gus Strand
Sioux’ City
W. S. Snyder
Clark
Veronica
DeWitt
Iowa
A. L. French
Mree. Magnussen
Smith
Sioux Falls
Frank. Cole
Davison County Circuit Court summons in 1911 suit
Jacob Bujer sues Chris tine Bujer in Fourth Judicial Circuit Davison County South Dakota. Defendants must answer the complaint filed July 3 1911 in Mitchell and serve a copy to the plaintiff within 30 days of service. If unanswered, relief will be sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Davison
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Jacob Bujer
Christine Bujer
Mitchell
Davison County
South Dakota
Caid
Mitchell, S. D
Notice of Mortgage Sale and Estate Decree Hearing
Notice announces foreclosure of a 1906 mortgage on Davison County South Dakota property due to nonpayment. Sale to the highest bidder at Mitchell courthouse on August 12, 1911 at 2 PM. Also an order to show cause in the Davison County Circuit Court about Edward Goheen estate and related real estate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Besancon
O. S. Branson
Register of Deeds
Davison County
South Dakota
Office of the Register of Deeds
Mitchell
Davison
Pearteen
OL. Branson
Court order to show cause on mortgage of deceased estate
The Davison County Court in Mitchell South Dakota orders all interested parties to appear on August 31 1911 at two PM to show cause why a decree should not be granted to mortgage the real estate of Edward A Gohen. A copy of the order is to be published in Mitchell Capital for three successive weeks. Judge W Abbey signs the order. Clerk S Cattrell attests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Davison
Edward A. ‘Goheen
Palaver & Higgins
Mitchell
Davison County
S. D
W. Abbey
Said County
mma_ Goheen
Edward A. Goheen
Mitchell Capital
S. Cattrell
Clrek
Lisbon News Notes Speak to Small Town Life
Mrs Chas Wright visits her sister in Lisbon. Cliff Wheeler and others travel to Mitchell for social visits and threshing. Annie Miller Hazel and Florence Miller visit Mitchell. ice cream social at Anderson Brothers draws crowds despite storm. Gerald Wilson attends a Mt Vernon wedding. Geo Miller threshers and Ed Walton helps with hay duties this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
S. D
Chas. Wright
Cliff Wheeler
Mitchell
Ben Barnard
Fred Moses
Charlie Wright
Annie Miller
Anderson Bros
Styles
Hazel
Florence Miller
CC. O’ Wheeler
Gerald Wilson
Mt. Vernon
Geo. Miller
Mr. Flattenberg -Hay
Ed Walton
Cliff
Wheeler-hay
Loomis Area News Reports Socials Weather and Farm Trends
Loomis news notes Miss Elva Landon visits Wisconsin and Miss Beryl Pooley stays with relatives. Wheat yields 2 to 20 bushels per acre while corn looks fine. Loomis residents discuss old times with Beloit visitors and repairs on farms continue. Local outings include James River fishing trips and two heavy showers. W. C. T. U. meets at Mrs Ayers, and a moving party at Rev. Geo Green’s. Farmers Elevator board meets Aug 12. In Aberdeen South Dakota the Redmen are to learn athletics at government Indian schools and a new gymnasium is planned with standard equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Pooley
Parksburg
Iowa
Owen Clark
Kiser
Beloit
Wis
Will Clark
Wisconsin
H. Foss
Loomis
Leeta Clark
Jax
James River
W. Ayers
Henry Butts
Farmers Elevator Board of
Joseph’s Hospital
Aberdeen
S. D
South, Dakota
Cheyenne Reservation
Forest City
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Gtr
South Side
Hics
Dan Smith
Leteler
Arhion
Ryan
Dielet
F DeGroft
Waubay
DeGroffi
Leather Chronicle-Blade
Leather Chronicle-Blade Mike Nellie Crippen and Niece, Margaret Mernaugh
Bloomington
John Leamy
Walter
Benton Stitzel
Perry
Chas. McGarvey
Seattle
Congregational Church
HH. KE. Mayhew
Vincent Shantranek
Harry Taylor
Letcher
Willy Welch
Vincent Shfraneck
Samuel Shfraneck
Keswick
Mary
Anna Thill
Woonsocket
Ed Hayes
Earl Witzel
Des Moines
Maude Weller
St. Paul
Willis Howard
Atlantic Iowa
Matt Thill
Letcher Tigers
Lillian Lois
Davenport
John Rohlf
Alfred Metcalf
de Groff
Newcomb
Austin
Minnesota
Worthington
James Lyons
Frank Ward
Chas, Dyer
Redfield
Faulkton
Ward
F. R. Ward
Logan Township
Mamie Lterbrook
Paul Drouns
Nebraska
Kearton
Ethel Amstrong
Ervin Estabrook
Crowns
Cox
State OF
SAS
SAB
CAS
CAB
Seanafore
H. D. Butterfield
Emma_ Goheen
Edward Goheen
Tong Peeren
Léscxipca Real Estate
Loomis News
Elva Landon
Normania Lockhart
Main St. Mitchell, S. D
Corn Palace
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
al. Mack Aghlan
Watertown
Rower
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