Summons in case to quiet title in Davison County
State of South Dakota to John O Leary Margaret O Leary and Walter W Nott defendants. You must answer the complaint filed July 9 19vy in Mitchell court. The suit seeks to quiet title to the southwest quarter section 22 township 102 range 60 west. Serve answer at Main Street Mitchell within 30 days after service. Plaintiff’s attorney T J Spangler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Davison
Circuit Court
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Ole Rudd
John O'Leary
Rgaret O'Leary
Walter W. Nott
Mitchell
Davigan County
One Hundred and Two
Davison County
T. J. Spangler
Notice of Appointing Time to Prove Will in County Court
The court fixes September 4 1909 at 1 p.m. in Mitchell South Dakota for proving the will of John M. Schmidt deceased and for hearing the petition for probate and issuance of Letters Testamentary. Heirs named are Matilda Schmidt Henry J Schmidt 22 cent Schmidt and Oda Schmidt. The date is August 11 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Davison
Joan M. Schmidt
Matilda Schmidt
Henry J. Schmidt
Schmidt
Oda Schmidt
John M. Schmidt
Mitewell
Mitchell, S. D
Henry Pool
Catherine Pool
Tina Temple
Joseph Pool
Jemima Davis
William ‘Pool
Martha Mewhirter
B. C. Pool
Charles Cooper
Mizener
Hager& Hager
First National Bank
Mitchell
Lorin Q. Hardesty
Julia M. Hardesty
Paesslar
Hardesty
Emil Hardesty
Carl Hardesty
Frank Hardesty
Loring Hardesty
Lothair Q. Hardesty
Josephine M. Hardesty
Davison County
Main Street
Winter Bros Offer Bargains Not Found Elsewhere
Winter Bros. advertise specials that beat any comparable deals, boasting you can’t match their prices. The notice highlights limited stock and deep discounts across multiple items.
Prairie Wheat Lands For Sale In Western Canada
Choice prairie wheat land in eastern Saskatchewan near CPR GNR and GT P railways one to seven miles from thriving towns in well settled districts priced from 12 to 18 dollars per acre Easy terms. Choice farms in the Red River Valley of Manitoba within 40 miles of Winnipeg and 1 to 6 miles of stations priced from 15 to 20 dollars per acre. Write for information to Watterworth and McCaffery Winnipeg Manitoba.
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Saskatchewan
Red River Valley
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Watterworth & McCaffery
Aikens Bldg
Man
Comparative Weather Shows Past Heat Records
The article contrasts current heat with September 1908, noting the present hot spell from the 1st to the 16th. It uses local observer figures to show the current period is not the hottest in years and provides a past comparison for context.
Hoboes and Italians clash over keg of beer at Milwaukee depot
A mob of eight hoboes near the water tank at Milwaukee depot confronts about twenty Italian workmen carrying a keg of beer and eggs. The hoboes seize the keg after a skirmish using stones along the railroad, driving the Italians away while spectators look on.
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Milwaukee
Chamilain
Milwaukee Company
Call for Bids For Coal in Davison County
Davison County announces sealed bids for hard coal to supply court house and county poor farm for winter 1909 and 1916. Bids due September 7, 1909 at the County Auditor in Mitchell. County reserves right to reject all bids.
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County Auditor
Davison County
S. D
Court House
County Poor Farm
County Poor
Mitchell, S. D
H. B. Anderson
Notice of Teachers Examination for Mitchell, S C
The next regular examination for teachers certificates will be held at the court house in Mitchell South Carolina on Thursday and Friday September 16 and 17 beginning at 8 o clock each morning. Applicants may write for Life Diploma State Primary First Second and Third grade certificates. Those contemplating teaching this year and without a year long certificate should take this exam.
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Court House
Mitchell
S. C
P. Barnett
St. Mary's Rectory
State Board of Agriculture
South Dakota
Man threatens death by carbolic acid at mother-in-law home
W. H. Malone, at Mrs. Eva Bailey's home on Kimbal Street, threatened to drink carbolic acid to force his wife to travel for a rag baby game. He appeared to drink but had not swallowed any acid. Police took him into custody and a physician found no poisoning. The court set $200 bonds for peace, and he was escorted to Milwaukee depot to leave the city.
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W. H. Malone
Eva Bailey
Kimbal Street
Malone
Plotner
Milwaukee
Bailey
Secretary Ness Returns With Marine Band Corn Palace Plans
Secretary Ness of the corn palace committee returns from Washington after securing final arrangements with the United States Marine Band for the corn palace week September 27 to October 2. He reports concessions were earned and the band is eager to visit Mitchell, with limited western trips in eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary Ness
Corn Palace Committee
Washington
United States Marine Band
Corn Palace
Ness
Sandemann
Mitchell
Marine Band
Gill
Pittsburg
Chicago
Milwaukee Company
Compalace
Caldwell
F. A. Miller
Miller
Milwaukee
Northwest
Local Notices Highlight Courtship, Land Sales and Rail Improvements
Mrs. Harry Shepherd visits Osakis while M. M. Doyle heads to Seattle exposition. Mitchell area notes include land seekers touring Davison county with Kelley Land Co. and cement work at the depot. The state offers South Dakota boys stock judging and horticulture prizes, with a large boys contest at the livestock pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley Land Co
Milwaukee Road
Mitchell
The
Land Company
Davison County
Kelley
Mrs Boylan Heads to Seattle Exposition Trip
Mrs A H Boylan travels to Omaha on Wednesday where Misses Carrie Horde and Lena Horde join her. The trio will proceed to Seattle to attend the exposition together.
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A. H. Boylan
Omaha
Carrie
Lena Horde
Seattle
Adjourning Quirky Exchange at Hotel
A playful scene unfolds as a speaker vows a forfeit after a hat claim and Miss Mabel questions the fuss. They discuss avoiding being seen from the hotel and the odd confrontation amid curious bystanders.
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Mabel
Quite Rare. Miss Mamie Malmie Rather Entertainment
A brief note on a rare entertainment featuring Miss Mamie Wellerman, described as amateur theatricals and not well done, with a Court/Warner's Razor reference. The tone suggests a secondary review or social comment from a 19th or early 20th century column.
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Gus
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Winter Bros
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Canada
Nater
Sisat
Lala
Wash
Ington
Harry Shepherd
Osakis, Minn
M. M. Doyle
Pacific Coast
J. C. Daves
Winfield, Kan
City
J. W. Daves
South Side
Susie Cook
Weiser
Idaho
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Craig
Albion Prairie
Wis
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Edward Leehan
Geo. Evans
Sioux City
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Gertrude
James Barber
Chairman Nash
Action West
Nash
Barber
Alwaukee
Milne
Elks Lodge
Deadwood
Convention of the Elks
L. W. Laidly
Flathead Reservation
Montana
Sam Olson
Charles Ferguson
Thomas McGrath
Belle Fourche
McGrath
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