Real Estate Sale Ordered in Davison County
By order of the Davison County Court the estate of Henry Bugbee is to sell at private sale on August 26 at the law offices of Preston & Hannett in Mitchell the real estate described as Lots One and Two in Block Twelve of D A Scott's Addition. Cash terms with writing required. bids left at Preston & Hannett or at the County Clerk. Administrator J L Hannett signs. Attorney F H Winsor represents the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
South Dakota
J. L.hannett
Henry Bugbee
Preston & Hannett
Mitchell
D. A. Scott
A. D
J. L. Hannett
Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration
Notice in Davison County South Dakota for Agnes Jacobs estate hearing. Deonard H Cremers has filed for Letters of Administration. Hearing set for August 31 1906 at 9 00 AM in Mitchell Courthouse. Interested parties may appear to show cause why petition should not be granted. Court: County Court Mitchell Davison SD. Judge W Abbey Clerk S Carrrell.
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State of
South Dakota
Davison
Circuit Court
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Merm
Mitchell Grocery Company
Circuit Court of
Davison County
Court House
Mitchell
Seal
S. Cattrell
Agnes Jacobs
Joseph Jacobs
J. A. Cremers
Leonard H. Cremers
Leo Cremers
Victor Cremers
Anna Cremers
Theodore Cremers
Deonard H. Cremers
S D
A. D
W. Abbey
S. Catrrell
Deserted Navy man jailed for drunken conduct
Officer Tremaine arrested a heavily intoxicated man on Wednesday evening. In court, Hans Peterson pleaded guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct and was fined five dollars, which he could not pay. He gave the name John Cever and claimed to be a Navy deserter who enlisted for four years and had already served two. The tale drew doubt and was treated as possibly seeking notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremaine
Hans Peterson
Herbert
Peterson
John Cever
Cever
Navy
The Bad Lands of South Dakota and the Big Walls
Krank B. Smith describes the Bad Lands along the White river west of Chamberlain, detailing the north wall cliffs, the vast basin filled with mounds and buttes, Brule clay geology, fossil wealth, and the shaping floods that carved this arid landscape. The Milwaukee railroad will soon pass near the region’s most striking formations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Republican
Chamberlain
White River
South Dakota
Nebraska
Great Basin
North America
North?American
Artic Ocean
Mackenzie River
Wadson Bay
Hudson Bay
Great Lakes
Labrador
Rocky Mountains
James River
Missouri River
Black Hills
Gulf of Mexico
Bad Lands
West
North Dakota
Wyoming
Northwest
Milwaukee Railroad
Krank B. Smith
Isn t It Fair Hostetter s Stomach Bitters Cure Claims
An old advertisement extols Hostetter s Stomach Bitters claiming cure for stomach liver or bowel troubles over 53 years and asserts it will cure you too. It encourages trial with assurance of result from one bottle.
Hostetter's Liver Pills Promise Quick Relief
An advertisement claims Hostetter's pills best relieve and prevent cramps diarrhea biliousness heartburn costiveness dyspepsia indigestion female illness and malaria. The copy emphasizes rapid benefit and wide use for diverse ailments.
Brady declares candidacy for register of deeds
C E Brady announces candidacy for the register of deeds, subject to Davison County Republican convention approval. He signs the statement with respect.
Lama Candidate Seeks Nomination for State Representative
J. M. Brion announces Lama as candidate for the legislature pending Republican convention delegates' decision. The statement frames Brion as backing or supporting the nomination process in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lama
J. M. Brion
Tobey Announces Candidacy for Davison Register of Deeds
W B Tobey announces his bid for the office of Register of Deeds of Davison County subject to the Republican county convention.
Storer Seeks Davison County Treasurer Nomination
EK R Storer announces candidacy for county treasurer of Davison county subject to Republican county convention decision. The notice names the candidate and the party process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Republican County Convention
EK. R. Storer
Ropers Files Candidacy for First District Commissioner Nomination
H B Ropers announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for commissioner from the first district comprising the first and second wards of Mitchell subject to the will of the party delegates in Davison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Secord
Mitchell
Davison County
H. B. Ropers
Miner switches bid from auditor to county treasurer
Geo H. Miner announces withdrawal as candidate for county auditor and enters the race for county treasurer, subject to Republican nomination in Davidson County. He pledges to serve the people to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Geo. H. Miner
Hoffman seeks GOP county convention support for House run
Fred C. Hoffman asks the Republican county convention to back his candidacy for the House of Representatives citing twenty five years of continuous residency and party loyalty. He pledges to advance good government and promote local business interests while endorsing the state convention platform and U S senator action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Convention
House of Representatives
Fred C. Hoffman
Notice for Bids on Coal Delivery to County
Notice is given bids will be received up to September 4 1906 to furnish county best Hocking Valley and Pocahontas coal delivered in bin at court house per ton Best Hocking Valley coal in sheds Best Hocking Valley coal delivered in any part of the city for county poor person County commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Pocahontas
Court House
Local notes include visitors, conventions, and hunting reports
Miss Howe of Sioux Falls visits Mrs. G. E. Kleineau while Mr. and Mrs. Beckwith arrive from Fargo for a family visit. J. G. Pennington from Coggan visits J. H. Davis, and Carrie Taylor from Erie visits her relatives. The Modern Brotherhood of America district convention will be in Mitchell on Sept 4. Gasoline shortages ease after shipments. prairie chickens scarce and coveys small. Teacher examinations begin with 46 teachers. Dr. Nicholson returns from the Black Hills and Chicago bible lectures. University opening Sept 19 expected to draw larger attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Howe
Sioux Falls
G. EB. Kleineau
Wi. P. Beckwith
Fargo
N. D
Mr. Beckwith
Modern Brotherhood of America
Mitchell
L. A. Stout
J. H. Breckenridge
Fannie Foster
Teachers’ Institute
Brule County
Kimball
Stout
Thomas Nicholson
Black Hills Country
Hills
Nicholson
Chicago
Haworth League
State Fair 1906 Set to Break Records Across Exhibits
The 1906 South Dakota state fair promises record audience and exhibit growth with cattle and machinery expected to surpass past shows. Speed purses rise as horsemen respond. attractions include Aberdeen State Band, broncho busting, steer roping, Collin’s Loop act, and daily Indigenous dances with tepee race and squaw shinny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Collin
Buffalo
Special Rail Rates and Trains Boost Regional Interest
Railroads have arranged special rates and train service to spur regional interest. The coordinated effort aims to attract more travelers and ease travel during peak periods.
Kilties Band to Play at Corn Palace This September
The Kilties Band of Canada, on their 14th semi annual tour, will perform at Mitchell's Corn Palace from September 24 to 29. They have logged over 3000 concerts and 250000 miles, with tours across North America and Europe. They are the only Canadian band to play at the world fair and were praised by the Bureau of Music for possible European engagements.
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Kilties
Canada
Corn Palace
Mitchell
Miles
Atlantic
Pacific
British Columbia
Gulf of Mexico
Bureau of Music
Europe
Festival Hall
Great Britain
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Jay H. Craton
Webster, Cook & Co
John J. Wallis
Riversine
Hanson
William L. Wallis
John Franklin Wallis
Jacob Schenkenberger
Sanborn Street
Seventh Avenue
Katherine Sumenkenberger
Jacob Schenkanberger
J. N. Crow
F. H. Winsor
Serter
Earth
Oslumet
Frank B. Smith
Hostetter
Office of Register of Deeds
Republican Convention
C. E. Brady
J. G. Pennington
Coggan
Iowa
J. H. Davis
Carrie Taylor
Erie
H. B. Rogers
Jay A. Dundas
Mary Elson
Wauton
Marie Redmond
Brookings
Nice
C. C. Rathbun
R D. Welch
L. J. Welch
Williamsburg
C. A. Birelin
Onarga, UL
Dr. Nicholson
Duluth
Fulton
West Side
Quigley
Merous
Huron
Pure Food Commissioners
Genesee Pure Food Co
le Roy
N. Y
Met
Winter Brothers
Cial
St. Louis
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