Fall and Winter Attractions at Mitchell Opera House
Manager Nichols unveils a diverse season featuring Mikado, Arkansaw drama, Hooligan's Troubles, Margaret Ralph in The Taming of the Shrew, Beach and Bowers minstrel acts, Rip Van Winkle, The New Magdalene, The Tattle Minister, When Knighthood Was in Flower, and the Buster Brown Co. plus operas like Eloradora. Miss Rosells Knott and Mrs Minnie fiddern-Fiske may appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loral
Fred“Raymond
Arkansaw
Wood
Ward
Margaret Ralph
Beach’ & Bowers
Blaine
Duncan Glarke
Lady Minstrels
Eulie Young
The
Belles
Delmar & Dexter’s Minstrels
Rip, van Winkle
Kenew
New York
Trish Pawnbrok
Dana Frankeniiled
Agin
Uncle St Watkins
Steelsmiths
Knighthood
Rosells Knott
Buster Brown Co
Roadbed Sale Rumor Denied by Rapid City Journal
The Rapid City Journal reports that no sale of the roadbed and right of way of the old Rapid City, St. Paul and Missouri River Railroad has occurred for 40,000 dollars. Capitalists are negotiating with directors, not the North Western, and stockholders are awaiting further confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid - City=Journal
North-Western
Rapid City
St. Paul
Missouri River Railroad Company
Rapid
Fragmented OCR note on prices and names
An unreadable clipping references Hollister and a price of 35 cents. The text is fragmented and mentions illness and debt, with unclear context and attribution to a shop or sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky
Ee Bros
Lawn Luncheon Honoring Miss Olive Whittlesey at Silsby Home
A 7 o'clock lawn luncheon at the Silsby residence hosted about twenty five young men and women to honor Miss Olive Whittlesey of Rockford. Guests enjoyed outdoor games in parlor quoits with Miss Marjorie Ruth winning the prize and a musical hour featuring Mae Welch Whittlesey Fred Kratz and Maude Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsby
Olive Whittlesey
Rockford
Marjorie Ruth
Mae Welch
Whittlesey
Fred Kratz
Maude Kimball
Earl Waterbury
Gl eason addition shows strong real estate sales and growth
In Mitchell, A. D. Walpole finishes a third Gleason addition home in nine days with all prior builds selling before completion. Mother Joseph of Aberdeen plans a 25000 dollar four story hospital on block 2, while A. 3. Test’s modern residence across from block 6 earns townwide praise. T. G. Burns reports a red letter day after selling 1140 dollars worth of lots. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure promoted by Scallin Bros.
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A. D. Walpole
Gleason Addition
Mitchell
Joseph
Aberdeen
Gleason
A. 3
Test
T. G. Burns
Petition for Ethan School House Construction
Petition by 72 property owners and voters in Ethan district asks Independent School District No. 23 to erect a 50 by 60 foot school building of 22 feet, four rooms, finishing only the two lower rooms initially. They urge prompt start and completion while noting the board's cold shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan
8. D
Independent School District No. 23
S. T
Electric Business College Moves to New Minneapolis Quarters
The Electric Business College, a leading Minneapolis school, relocates to a prime corner at Third Avenue South and Fifth Street. It offers courses in bookkeeping shorthand penmanship telegraphy civil service and more with a gymnasium for all students. The full term begins September 4 and prospective students should request terms and catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Electric Business College
Third Avenue South
Fifth Street
jElectric
Northwest
Lawsuit summons in Davison County 1905
State of South Dakota forth summons in the Fourth Judicial Circuit Davison County directs defendants Chas E Colvin Wm G Colvin Geo A Colvin Minnie Smith Ida Marvin Fred W Colvin Emma L Colvin John G Colvin and Josephine Colvin to answer the July 12 1905 complaint within thirty days after service. The summons dated July 5 1905 requires service of the answer at Mitchell South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magele C. Rossman
Chas E. Colvin
Wm. G. Colvin
Geo. A. Colvin
Minnie Smith
Ida Marvin
Fred W.colvin
Emma L. Colvin
John G Colvin
Josephine Colvin
South Dakota
Davison County
Main Street
Mitchell
Notice of Probate for Will in Davison County South Dakota
The Davison County Court in Mitchell South Dakota announces a time and place to prove the foreign will of John Smith Sr deceased and to hear the petition for probate and issuance of Letters Testamentary. Heirs at law Susan A McGuire Mary A Hughes William Smith J R Smith Eliza Meyers Ella OShanessy Frances P Josselman M M Smith may contest. The date is August 26 1905 at 10:00 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanay
Mitchell
Davison
John Smith
South Dakota
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Davison County
State of South Dakota Dayison County court notice shows Bridget Smith administratrix of James P. Smith deceased will sell private real estate on or after September 11 1905 The northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 4 township 103 range 60 west of the 5th P M Davison County cash or one third cash with mortgage for remainder at seven percent up to two years Offers to be left at T J Spangler Mitchell SD or delivered to the administratrix Bidding in writing with right to reject bids August 14 1905
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Dayison
James P. Smith
Dayison County
Bridget Smith
Davison County
T. J. Spangler
Mitchell
S. D
Notice of Tax Deed Sale Davison County South Dakota
Notice to Amasa Eastman or any claimant that Lot 13 in Block 14 University Addition Mitchell SD was sold for 1897 taxes on November 7 1898. Certificate of sale assigned to J T Morrow, now owner, deed to issue after sixty days from service unless redemption occurs. Attorney Lewis Shuster represents J T Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Davison
Amasa Eastman
University
Mitchell
Davison County
J. T. Morrow
Notice of Hearing on Petition for Letters of Administration
O D Stearns filed a petition for Letters of Administration for Mary M Stearns deceased. A hearing is set for September 12 1905 at 9 am in the Davison County court in Mitchell South Dakota. Judge W Abbey presides with Clerk S Cattrell attesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Davison
Mary M. Stearns
Mary
M. Stearns
Mitchell
W. Abbey
Cattrell
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Rocky Mountain
Scallin Bros
Catholic Sociey
Sioux City
Cutts
Lizzie
Annie Clement
Niel
George Adams
Paul Blasig
George Eastman
Art Pierce
Mary Johnson
Tawa
Jonas Nelson
Phil Tobin
Tobin
Charlie Larson
Eugene Grace
D. H. Raben
Nelson Butterfield
M. B
H. H. Weak
S. C. Cathout
Lyman
Philip Tobin
Parkston
Frank Sand
W. W. Jones
J. W. Tyler
Jie
John Craig
Plankinton
Win. Rowley
Chas. Brown
Elva Klotz
Iceman
Rex
Mission Hill
Wheeler
Edtith Trow
Violet Tuain
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Joe Wielard
Agnes McCornick
Bridgewater
J. L. Gallagher
Mary Davis
Alexandria
Roy Lathrop
Newell Blackman
James Conway
Mary Fosterman
Nebraska
Sollie Nolt
M. A. Bracha
Mr. Crab
C. I. Drake
Geo. Sand
McFarlane
Broadland
A. C. Drake
Gleason’s
Tere
Kodo
H.d.butterfield
E. C. Dewitt & Company
Chicago
Ile
Scallin Bror
James P- Smith
T. Morrow
Lewis Shuster
Foleyshoney
Champeng
Mitchell, South Dakota
Preston & Hannett
LAW
S. I
A. E. Hitchcock
Attorney AT Law
Nichols’s Abstract, Loan & Trust CO
Prescott
Postoffice
Undertakers
J. W. Broadbent & Co
H. Noble & Son Undertaking
Esrom
P. O
Park Ave. W
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