Foreclosure Sale Notice in Davison County South Dakota
A mortgage default triggers sale of the property in Mitchell, Davison County. Beach Crary as mortgagee seeks foreclosure under a July 24 1916 obligation with Belle Bard Smith and a husband as mortgagors. Sale set for August 4 1917 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse front door. Friday June 25 1917 Spangler Haney attorneys for mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritei
Smith
Mortgagors
Beach Gravy
Morteazee
the Register of Deeds
Davison County
South Dakota
Mitchell
Spangler & Swindler
M. H. Rowley
Spangler & Haney
Beach Crary
I. W. Organizer Held at Webster
James Riley an organizer for the I. W. W. is held for preliminary hearing at Webster on a concealed weapons charge. He was arrested in a Bristol raid on the junkies night with a 38 calibre revolver and a flashlight. Riley formerly headed the I. W. W. with Aberdeen as his headquarters two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Riley
Bristol
Webster, S. 1
Webster
Riley
Junkies
J.G Shanks
Aberdeen Home Guards
Aberdeen
Mrs Anne Kaye Dies. Kimball Mourns Loss of Wife of Rev John Kaye
Mrs Anne Kaye wife of Rev John Kaye of Kimball died today at a Mitchell hospital after a sudden illness. Survived by husband five children Albert Lars Grinager William Emily and Mabel funeral set for Monday at 2 pm in Kimball conducted by Rev J S Harkness interment in Kimball cemetery. Born 1863 in Yorkshire England she came to America in 1864 and served with her husband in the South Dakota and Kansas conferences over more than two decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Kaye
John Kaye
Kimball
Mabel
J. S. Harkness
Mitchell
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Annie Hirst
Yorkshire
England
America
Kaye
Kansas
County board donates $4000 to Mitchell guard units
The county board of commissioners approved a $4000 donation from county funds for the Mitchell guard units Company F and Troop E. Added to a prior city gift, total support reaches $2000 from city and county for the volunteers. Community leaders had urged the project, with dances and events raising funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Commissioners
Mitchell
Court House
F Company
South Dakota
Hitch= cock park
Mitchell Notes Highlight Local Civic and Travel News
Sioux City manager W. E Rogers visits Mitchell for business at Wester Newspaper union. Numerous residents visit or travel, including Miss Marion Montgomery from Alexandria, Prof. F. P. Griffin from Spearfish, and Dr. T. B. Smiley en route to Pierre for draft exemption matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HE Rogers
Sioux City
Wester Newspaper Union
Mitchell
Marion Montgomery
Alexandria
Dr. BL
King
FP. H. Griffin
Spearfsn
Svas
T. B. Smiley
Mt. Vernon
Pierre
Smiley
Dorothy Jeeb
H. W W. Edwards
BE. J. Peterson
Redfield
R. N .Holsaple
Lake Madison
S. D
Cecelia Heuermann
T. W. Mottit
Deadwood
Thelma Maytum
Cecile Chase
Hazel Stebbins
A. Phillips
Yankton
Somers
Chamberlain
Fred Titze
Mit
Vernon
J. B. Moses
I. B. Moses
Black Hills
Omaha
Federal Farm Loan Bank
O. J. Scott
West
Fourth Avenue
CG. A. Osman
Lot Spring
Breckenridge
Minn
Osman
G. EB. van der Maaten
Lane
Helen
Kathryn Murray
Schaller
Charles N. Jones
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Traiing
Harvey Coucher
Charles Wharton
Dakota Wesleyan
First National Bank
Salem
Monady
G. W. Shumway
Company I
J.T. Conley
Chicago
Milwaukee Road
Towa
Dakota
R. H. Jones
Mason City
North McGregor
Sanborn
Moore
G. EB. Oats
Chaples Segar
Gann Valley
Mitchell notes and visitors as hunting, weather, and library drives
Governor Norbeck visited Mitchell before leaving for Sioux Falls on business. Local visitors from Spencer Sioux Falls and Stickney were noted. Hunting season opens September 7 for ducks and chickens per state warden. Rain boosted crops while corn needs warmth. yields remain heavy across grains. Rural Letter Carriers from SD state group departed after two days in Mitchell. Library donations for soldiers grow. books and magazines still needed. Regular story hour set. Concert appearance noted for Marathi Fields employees. Local visits to Sioux City and Kimball recorded. Company F receives meat cans signaling upcoming equipment arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Scharnweber
William H. Hoese
Spencer
Mitchell
Music Room
T. McGrew
Delma Wilder
Sioux City
Meuhew
R. A. Zangte
Kimball
S Hoagland
Honor Memory of Mrs J S Hoagland at Mitchell Church
The service for Alice Bekman Hoagland, wife of Rev J S Hoagland, was held at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Mitchell. Attendees included district and state church leaders, ministers, and college figures. a graveside service followed at Graceland Cemetery. Resolutions praised her devotion, charity, and missionary work, noting her lifelong service to the church and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S Hoastnoley
al & Eteloek
Z. S. Harkness
G. W. Rosenberry
Sioux Falls
Pp. O. Bunt
Aberdeen
G. P. Nation
Methodist State Hospital
Jenkins
Board of Education
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
de WS. Shephard
Witertown
G. VV. Gilliland
W. Senermerchorn
Dakota Wesleyan University
GO. R. Harrold
R. N. Telsaple
Anti-Saloon League
T He Cheir
OG. B. Murray
Hoagland
College Avenue Church
Greencastle
Ind
Graceland Cemetery
Mitchell
W. H. King
CG. V Gilliland
oMieia Board
Ehnureh
Woneland
Henry
Alice Bekman Woagland
Glinton
Fish School
Indiana State Normal School
Terre Waute
Emerson Ecatere of Oratory
Boston
Cless
Auent
Cine
Morehead
Minn
Depauw University
Maitchell
S. D
Jess
Christ
Prices Fall as Local Markets Stock Up on Vegetables
Large arrivals of home grown produce push down prices on potatoes carrots onions cucumbers and others. Tomatoes and cucumbers expected to rise later. grapes oranges lemons and apples show varying costs. Meat prices climb as wholesale markets rise amid strong cattle and hog prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Chicago
Risden to Lead Gerken Murder Investigation
Oscar Rock Iowa state agent arrived in Sioux City to supervise the Gerken murder probe, entrusting the task to Risden and Kindig. They gathered evidence in South Dakota and returned to continue the case, aiming to finish a minor assignment soon. Rock praised their work and declined further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Oscar Rock
Iowa
Theela Gerken
Woonsockel
S.D
South Dakota
WJ. B. Risden
J. W. Kindig
Risden
Kindig
Mr. Rock
Gerken
William Bishop
Wisden
Mr. Kindig
Windid
Hoe
Rock
Mar. Kindin
Mr. Kisden
Light frosts reach parts of state with chilly temps
Frost touched low areas of eastern South Dakota with near zero readings in places and crop damage reported. Temperatures dropped to around 62 degrees in Aberdeen though statewide conditions were cool and unsettled today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Leerkleet
Dakota
Dividend Declared At 50 Percent And Stock Jump
Shareholders approved a 50 percent dividend on the cooperative farmers elevator, with a 175 percent profit last year. After the payout the remaining earnings were placed in a bank. The stock price was raised from 25 to 70 per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISTIC
Stites Steel Corporation
Co-Operative Farmers’ Elevator Company
Testament Gifts For Roopers Troop Wo
South Dakota cavalry members to go to Deming New Mexico with New Testaments donated by city clergymen. Exact departure time for Troop Wo to depart for the deming area to prepare the way for the rest of the regiment not yet fixed but expected within four to five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berdven
South Dakota Cavalry
Deming
N. M
Fourteen Hutchinson County residents arrested on disloyalty charges
Fourteen local farmers and residents were arrested by U S Marshal Taubman in Hutchinson County for alleged interference with military operations and disloyalty related to draft opposition. They waived preliminary examination and were bonded for $1000 each, to appear at the October term in Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson County
Yankton
Wren
United States
BH. P. White
Tripp
Sioux Alls
Aue
Thomas Taukman
Sioux Falls
Sioner B.b. White
Marshal Taubman
Marshal Hickey
Hutch- Inston
Oliver
Gottlieb Galster
N. A. Sehmidt
August J. Herr
Christ Herr
A. Dd. Staebner
Gottlieb T. Bry
Gattlieb Dh. Bietz
August Frederick
Jacob J. St
Tntenson
Davison
Minnehaha
Mitchell
Wittelinson
Germany
Wot
Renifer
Parkston
Madison City and Man Named at Rural Letter Convention
Madison hosts thirteenth annual South Dakota Rural Letter Carriers meeting selecting Mt. Vernon as next site. Officers named S Mcvay president W F Warges vice president Pred DeGroot secretary J L Boyd treasurer and delegates chosen for national convention. Finance report shows deficit prompting dues increase and council urges congressional support on routes pensions and civil service reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
South Dakota Rural Letter
Aitners’ Association
Tin
Wie
NLS N OG
S. McVay
W. F. Warges
Ghark
Pred DeGroot
Valea
J. L. Boyd
Walsi
Kansas City
J. W. Bringle
Ortley
Hood, Kudlae
Scotland
WS. Hatter
Elk Point
L. KW. Bord
Troy
N. >. Johnson
Melethe
Mo Dis Sehneider
Tulare
Coneresshnand Jh. Dillon
W. OD. Brown
Washington
Congress
Vlal We Pelision Congress
Court of Appeals
Quay
National
Rural Letter Garriers’ Association
Harvest Labor Handled Easily in Mitchell County
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce reports harvest labor easily managed near Mitchell and in Chayi son county. The office statement says ample applicants have sought harvest work for three weeks and since spring work began, illustrating how labor problems may be solved locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitehell
Chayison County
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
Mitchell
Brethorst Named Major and Reserve Officer
Lieut Peter V Brethorst a Dakota Wesleyan graduate and former member of a local company is set to receive a commission as major at a training camp in Snelling Minnesota. He has a prior record on the Mexican border and recently joined the officers reserve corps amid army expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Border Orchestra
S. D
Peter V. Brethorst
Dekoti Wesleyan
Selina
War Department
Resume
National Army
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Dork Snelling
HSH Ts
Breth Orsts
Mitchell
State Rural Credit Board Seeks $200,000 Bond Issue
Henry resigned from the state tax commission to head the state rural credit board. The board plans a $200,000 bond issue to fund its loan department and will tour eastern points to secure favorable terms before opening loans.
Indian Woman Starts Long Trek
An inmate at the Hoyvern Indian asylum at Canton plans a long journey home after receiving a letter from her husband in Oregon stating he sent $2.50 to cover part of her railroad fare. She attempted to escape, was missing, and later found hiding in a corn field. She intended to walk the rest of the way to Oklahoma home to care for chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Sod
Aue
Hoyverncient
Oricon State
Dep
Ohihoma
Also Mentioned on This Page
I. W
Kimball Methodist Church
City OF Mitchell
Braden Hill
Aviation Corps
Della Dorrence
Gillis Shoe Store
Loomis
Mitchell Municipal Band
Lucey Greth
Ure Farnsworth Hospital
Henry Maher
Plankinton
Marion Junction
Woonsocket Herald
Anton Kuborn
Ralph Janssen
Troop B
Troop L's
Eva Rossman
Pukwana
Farnsworth Hospital
Mable Fuller
M Gurinick
Gilmore Fair
Samee
J. A. Wilzel
Wisconsin
Harold Haynes
Rapid City
Milwaukee Railroad
I. W. Autrim
Oldsmobile
Gadillac Sales Company
Birk
Owens
Rev. O. Bunt
B. KH. Barnard
W. W. Barnard
W. B. Barnard
W. C. Gaye
Smith's Park
S. A. Reid
Anna Reid
Denver
Boulder
Cole
Thomas Hastcott
A. A. Arnold
I. W. Darling
Hennesy
Okla
F. P. Darling
Cottonwood
D. W. Darling
BE. V. Bobb
George Gonrad
Peter Norbeck
George W. Lueth
Fannie Larner
J. L. Lovinger
Henry Ketel
Thos. M. Jones
Stickney
I. S. Simpson
State Weather Bureau
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Jennie Gonnor
H. Morgan
Anna Scallin
F. H. Shepard
May McGonkey
J.S. Hoagland
Geovge Henry
Madison City
Rural Mail Carriers’ Association
Mitebedh
Mitebeldh
Taborther
Ealivy
Ellan
Chamber of Commerce
W. W
Chamber
Brethorst
Major
Company F
NEW National Army
Canton Insane Hospital
Oklahoma
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