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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1914

Page

6

Sickness Forces Big Sacrifice on Williams Farm Sale

Advertisement notes 5 miles from Murdo, Lyman County, 8. D. farm with 4 foot deep heavy black soil clay subsoil, fully fenced and free from incumbrance. Owner W. J. Williams offers at once due to sickness, with maps and land descriptions available from W. M. Owen Co Bemidji. Also lists Minnesota lands priced 15 to 20 dollars per acre with easy terms at 6 percent interest and a note on Milwaukee Grain Market prices for various wheat corn oats and rye futures.

Murdo Lyman County W. J. Williams 21St Ave Minneapolis, Minn Minnesota W. M. Owen Co Bemidji Minn Mitchell Reliance Weller Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Canada Qttan

Conrad B C shoots self in accidental rifle incident

Sixteen year old Conrad B C, a well known high school student, was critically injured after an accidental self inflicted .22 rifle shot in his father George Conrad's home. The bullet penetrated four intestines and lodged in back muscles, surgeons operated for about two hours.

Talmadge Conrad George Conrad East Fourth Avenue Fred Scott Conrad St. Joseph’s Hospital

Notice to Build Sidewalks in Mitchell SD 1914

City Council of Mitchell South Dakota orders sidewalk construction along specific property fronts. Owners of Lots 1-4, Block 5 M. H. Rowley addition Wisconsin Street frontage, and Lots 1-5 Block 52 plus Lots 1 and 12 Block 47 Capital Addition must complete sidewalks by September 15 1914 at their own cost.

Mitchell South Dakota Towit M. H. Rowley Wisconsin City of

Glacier Bay Allegedly Shifts Harbor Boundaries

Prof. Lawrence Martin of the University of Wisconsin reports Glacier Bay in Alaska has advanced and retreated, briefly giving then reclaiming Canada harbor access as the Grand Pacific glacier moved, altering U S territory by about 4000 feet since the 1912 boundary treaty.

Washington Alaska Glacier Bay Canada Alaskan Lawrence Martin University of Wisconsin National Geographic Society Press of Canada Prof Martin

New Corporations Formed in South Dakota Towns

Articles of incorporation filed for National Alfalfa Journal at Sioux Falls and Madison with capital of 50000. Incorporators H A Stahl J F Stahl Madison J S Oakland Sioux Falls. Fall River Abstract Company Hot Springs capital 5000 Incorporators John C Whaley Lawrence H Hedrick Cora M Whaley Lurline Logan Hedrick. Farmers Mercantile Company Bijou Hills capital 10000 Incorporators William A Rowe Sioux Falls H A Halseth Sioux Falls.

Farmers Mercantile Company Bijou Hills Capital William A. Rowe Sioux Falls H. A. Halseth

Wisconsin regimental band allows tango with three inch rule

University of Wisconsin regimental band members permit tango at their dance provided dancers stay three inches apart. They will stop the dance if the rule is violated.

Madison, Wis University of Wisconsin

Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Hair

An old remedy claims brewed sage with sulphur and alcohol darkens gray hair and stops itching. A ready-made tonic Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy is sold for about 60 cents a bottle in drug stores as an easier alternative to home mixing.

Wyeth

Queen Mary Raises Suitant Criteria Then Lowers It

London reports Queen Mary set a $5,000 income threshold for ladies to join the Canadian viceregal suite, but has cut it to $3,500 after Princess Alexander of Teck failed to find any eligible applicants. The queen fears shouldering potential debts.

Princess of Teck London Alexander of Teck Mary Alexander

Amber exhibition traces world history in tiny fossils

In London the Mendoza galleries show an amber collection from Konigsberg mines featuring about fifteen hundred specimens. The displays range from ruby to ice colored amber with preserved insects and plants revealing prehistoric Europe’s sub tropical archipelago and a vast northern continent. Highlights include an ant entombed while sipping, and amber necklaces from Hanover tombs over 3000 years old.

London Konigsberg Mendoza Europe Arctic Hanover

Young People's Union described as training shop for Christians

L. P. Leavell of Oxford Mississippi told the joint twenty first Baptist Young People's Union meetings in Kansas City Missouri that the union is a shop where apprentices are trained as journeymen Christians. He said future church leadership depends on these unions.

Kansas City Young People’s Union L. P. Leavell Oxford Miss Baptist Young People and Their Union Baptist Young People's Union of America Baptist Young People’s Union South

Doctor Recommends Pig for a Pet in Philadelphia

Dr. R. T. Quigg advises that a pig makes a good pet because it is not a disease carrier, contrasting with cats or dogs as potential risks.

Philadelphia R. T. Quigg

Denver Chemist Sneeze Leads to Missing Radium

A Denver chemist sneezed over a receptacle containing a solution valued at about 25 000 dollars of radium and reported the radium disappeared after the sneeze. Police and investigators reviewed the lab and nearby area for clues.

Denver

Notice of Mortgage Sale for Mitchell South Dakota

Default on a 1918 mortgage by Daniel Walsh to Lininger Implement Company leads to foreclosure. Davison County sheriff will auction the east 64 feet of lots 12 13 and 14 in block 18 at the City of Mitchell on September 29 1914 at 2 00 p m. The amount due is 2207.40 and 25.00 attorney fees.

Daniel Walsh Lininger Implement Company Office of Register of Deeds Davison County South Dakota Mitchell

Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure by Davison County Bank Assignee

Notice states default on a real estate mortgage by Aletha Holmes and H. H. Holmes to Davison County Bank, assigned to Laura H. Holmes. The mortgage dated September 5, 1912, debt is $803.10 plus $25 attorney fee, with Lot 12 Black Height 8 Mt. Vernon Davison County SD. Foreclosure by sale to highest cash bidder at the Davison County Courthouse in Mitchell on September 29, 1914 at 2 p.m. Spangler and Haney Attorneys for Assignee.

Aletha Holmes H. H. Holmes Mortgagors Davison County Bank Mortfagree Laura H. Holmes Office of the Register of Deeds Davison County South Dakota Mt. Vernon Mitchell Spangler & Haney Attorneys

Notice to creditors Estate of John W Gilfillan deceased

The administrator William H Gilfillan notifies all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within six months of first publication to A E B Hitchcock office Mitchell SD.

John W. Gilfillan A. E B. Hitchcock Mitchell Davison County South Dakota William H. Gilfillan

Notice to Creditors Estate of Joseph Weepie Deceased

The executrix Louise Weepie invites creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims must be directed to Louise Weepie executrix at Ethan in Davison County. Dated July 25 1914.

Joseph Weepie Louise Weepie Ethan Davison

Order to Show Cause in Davison County Guardianship

South Dakota Davison County court requires next of kin and interested parties to appear Sept 11 1914 at Mitchell Court House to show why an order to sell ward real estate should not be granted. Publication and service required. Also notice of August 8 1914 for hearing Freda Swanson petition for letters of administration of John Swanson estate set for Aug 29 1914.

Ruben Krebsbach Florence Krebshbach H. R.fioubsee Ruben Kresbach Florence Krebsbach Mitchell Davison County South Dakota Mitchell Capital C. Thompson E. Swanson John Swanson Freda Swanson Davison O. C. Thompson

Walter F. Allen Bankruptcy Discharge Petition

Walter F. Allen of Mitchell South Dakota asks the district court for a full discharge from all debts provable in bankruptcy under the federal act acknowledging adjudication on August 25 1913 and surrender of property with compliance with all court orders. Debts not dischargeable by law are reserved. Deed backdated to July 6.

District Court OF the United States District OF South Dakota Walter F. Allen J. D. Elliott District of South Dakota Mitchell Davison A. D

Court assesses bankruptcy petition with October hearing

On July 24 1914 the court ordered a bankruptcy hearing for October 5 1914 at Sioux Falls. Creditors will be notified by mail of the petition and order, with notices published in The Mitchell Capital. Clerk Oliver Pender and Judge J D Elliot sign the decree.

District Court OF the United States District OF South Dakota Southern Division Walter F. Allen A. D Sioux Falls Mitchell S. D J. D. Elliot Oliver Pender

Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration

Davison County Court to hear petition for letters of administration in the estate of John Swanson deceased. Notice directed to Freda Swanson and Carl with date, time, and place to be announced. Court requires interested parties to appear and show cause if any.

Well Known Farmer Dies After Spinal Injury

Matt Germscheid of Ethan, a respected German farmer in southern Davison county, is nearing death after surgery to save his life. He fell from a grain stack last week, breaking his back and paralyzing his lower body. Surgeons report the spine was completely severed. His wife died eight years ago. he leaves five daughters.

Matt Germscheid Ethan Davison County Germschied

No Clue in Murder Done at Aberdeen

In Aberdeen South Dakota two suspects arrested in connection with the murder of Angelous Despre last Friday night were discharged after proving their whereabouts. A coroner's jury ruled Despre died from gunshot wounds inflicted by unknown assailants. The French vice consul in Chicago has been notified and the body held pending word.

Aberdeen S. D Huron Angelous Despre Despre Chicago

Anti-Saloon League Faults Deadwood Law Violations

The central district conference in Chicago condemns Deadwood for liquor and vice law violations. It urges officials to enforce the law and asks residents to voice disapproval. A letter to Deadwood’s E. L. Senn commends his anti crime efforts amid the criticism.

Chicago BE. L. Senn Deadwood Central District Anti-Saloon League of America Central Middle Western States

State Treasury Balance Report For July Close

The state treasury at July end shows total cash in all funds of 595,630 dollars with 281,091 dollars in the general fund. The game fund stands at 44,332 dollars after fish supply expenses, and the twine fund drops to 90,268 dollars due to manufacturing demand.

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