Geltch Recital Delights Parkston Audience
Violinist Waldo Geltch concluded his second Parkston recital with Mendelssohn and Fantasie Appassionata selections. Assisted by Gertrude Becker soprano and others, the program drew praise for tone, technique, and stage presence. future engagements in Chicago are anticipated.
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Corn Palace
Waldo Geltch
Geltch
Chicago Musical College
Gertrude Becker
Merle Tillotson
Louise Foster
Maude Silsby-Nichols
Gelich
Chicago
Vieuxtemps
Musin
Mascheroni
Armour
Godard
Miss Foster
Dudley Buck
Miss Tillotson
Miss Goodkyoontz
Summer School Closes at Dakota University After Six Weeks
The Summer School at Dakota University, led by Dr Graham with a capable faculty, concluded Tuesday afternoon after six weeks with 70 steady attendees. Most students returned home across the state, while staff members dispersed to teach at institutes in Canton Armour and Milwaukee, and to work on Century Memorial Hall. Dr Graham plans to stay through the university opening on Sept 23 as others depart for a time.
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Dakota University
Graham
Stout
Canton
Fannie Foster
Armour
Teachers’ Institute
T. F.graham
City
J. L. Lardner
Milwaukee
Points
Indiana
Century Memorial Hall
Preacher Resigns After Painting Saloon Building
Rev. T. A. Miller of a Methodist church quits pastorate after painting and papering a saloon building. Trustees sue for parsonage possession and $25 rent, then settle out of court with Miller vacating the parsonage in eight days. Trustees cancel the $25 claim and pay costs while seeking a new pastor.
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Kimball
T. A. Miller
Methodist Church
Mothers Find Dread of Summer Second Less With Extract
In a local notice, mothers are advised that Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry cures summer complaints. The ad promotes the remedy as a nature based specific available in households to ease distress during the season.
Teachers Examination Notice for Mitchell 1903
Regular teachers examination will be held in the Mitchell high school on Friday and Saturday August 21-22, 1903, starting at 9:00 a.m. Those who have never taught will receive only third grade certificates. The examination fee is $2.00. Reexamination required for certificates expiring before February 1904. State certificates available for those who apply at Woonsocket. O. W. Coursey, County Superintendent. Also a remedy note for diarrhea from Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, sold by all druggists.
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Mitchell
Woon
O. W. Coursey
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Davis County South Dakota
Notice records a sheriff sale in Davison County on August 24 1903 at Mitchell at ten in the forenoon on the lot 11 12 block 90 John Gawler second addition to Mitchell to satisfy a judgment of 456.03 plus costs and interest with foreclosure by I E Kintigh sheriff. Also includes a court summons in Holleran case with defendant Muttie Louise Holleran requiring answer within thirty days and service of process in Mitchell.
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State of South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davisoounty
Mitchell Building and Loan Association
Andrew Hetland
Selana Hetland
A. D
Kintigh
Davison
South Dakota
Mitchell
John Gawler
Ultchell
I. K. Kintigh
Davison County
Frets
Fourth Judicial Cicuit
John D. Holleran
Muttie
Louise Holleran
Notice of Sale of Real Estate Davison County SD 1908
By order of the County Court of Davison County South Dakota the administratrix of the estate of George N Wiswell announces a private sale of Lot 1 Burrs Addition Mitchell SD. Sale to be after August 18 1903 at the law office of F H Winsor Mitchell with cash terms. Dated July 21 1908.
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Davison County
South Dakota
George N. Wiswell
Towit
Ishall
F.H. Winsor
Mitchell
Davison
Burr
Clara M. Wiswell
George N, Wiswell
Notice to Creditors Estate of C. W. Abbott deceased
Notice is hereby given by the administratrix Kate Abbott that creditors and all persons with claims against the estate of C. W. Abbott, deceased, must file vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to Herbert Hitchcock, resident agent, at his Mitchell office in Davison County, South Dakota. Dated July 24, 1 ABBOTT, Kate Administratrix.
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C. W. Abbott
C. Abbott
Herbert FE. Hitchcock
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
Abbott
Kate
C. W. Bott
Cyrus Abbott
Kate Abbott
Herbert Eitchcock
Estate notices and school district treasurer report from Mitchell SD
Estate of Cyrus Abbott deceased notice by administratrix Kate Abbott to creditors to present claims to Herbert Eitchcock in Mitchell Davison County South Dakota dated July 24 1903 The school treasurer’s annual report for Mitchell township school district No 6 Davison County South Dakota covers July 1 1902 to June 30 1903 showing receipts 217.98 expenditures 277.95 balance and a sworn true report certified by Geo W Brown and notary C C Dean with school board chair H Gy Hoyt.
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Mitchelk Township
Davison County
South Dakota
Louel
Opie
Geo. W. Brown
Mitchell Township School District
C. C. Dean
Tepors
Peice
Mitchell Township
H. Gy Hoyt
Bids Open for Coal Deliveries in Mitchell City
County Auditor O D Stearns invites bids for Best Hocking Valley coal in several delivery forms. Bids due September 1, 1903, at the county auditor's office. Commissioner reserves right to reject any or all bids.
Notice for Bridge Bids in Baker Township
Notice is hereby given that bids will be received at the county auditor's office up to September 1, 1903 for the construction of a pile bridge in Baker township. The bridge will be 40 feet long and 16 feet wide. The county commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Plans and specifications are on file at the county auditor's office. QO. D. Stearns, County Auditor.
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Best
Hocking Valley
Court House
City of Mitchell
County Auditor's Office
Baker Township
QO. D. Stearns
County Auditor
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