Notice to Creditors Estate of Christopher Footitt Deceased
Creditors of the estate of Christopher Footitt deceased are hereby notified to present claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Francis Footitt executrix requests claims be shown at her Mitchell South Dakota residence. Dated July 20 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Footitt
Rancs Footitt
Frand Footitt
Mitchell
Davison
Francis Idotitt
Deceaseu
Notice to Contractors for School House Work
Sealed bids will be received at the clerk of pages district No 15 Butler Township Sanborn county South Dakota by 12 o'clock noon August 20 1912 for material and construction of a school house at the $8 E corner of section 30 Plans and specifications available at the clerk First National Bank of Letcher and the First National Bank of Mitchell The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids R J TITUS Clerk
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Butler Township
Sanborn County
South Dakota
First National Bank of
Letcher
Mitchell
R. J. Titus
Notice to Creditors Estate of Jacob D Koch deceased
Anna Koch administratrix of the estate of Jacob D Koch deceased calls all creditors and persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after the first publication to her at her Mitchell South Dakota residence. Dated August 3 1912.
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Jacob D. Koch
Anna Koch
Mitchell
Davison
S. D
Notice of Probate for Gottlieb Ruthardt Will
In Davison County South Dakota County Court a probate hearing is set for August 1 1912 at 2 PM in the Davison County Court House Mitchell to prove the will of Gottlieb Ruthardt deceased and to contest the petition for probate by heirs Christ Ruthardt Fred Ruthardt Kate Rumboltz Pauline Mott John Ruthardt Suspm Hackel and Ludwig Ruthardt and Gospel Trumpet Company all heirs and next of kin may appear.
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South Dakota
Davison
Gottlieb Ruthardt
Christ Ruthardt
Fred Ruthardt
Kate Rumboltz
Pauline Mott
John Ruthardt
Susim Hackel
Ludwig
Ruthardt
Gospel Trumpet Company
Mitchell
W. Abbey
Davison County summons notice in South Dakota case
A summons is issued in Davison County South Dakota. The document identifies the state and county and begins the legal process, directing the recipient to respond as required by court procedures.
Dingman v Dingman summons and notice
Annie Dingman sues John M Dingman in Davison County South Dakota circuit court. Defendant must answer within thirty days of service or plaintiff will seek court relief. July 26 1912 attorney T J Spangler Mitchell South Dakota. Notice of complaint filing July 27 1912 in Clerk of Circuit Court Davison County South Dakota.
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Annie
Dingman
John M. Dingman
State of
South Dakota
Main Street
Mitchell
Davison County
T. J. Spangler
Dak
Circuit Court
Dakota firm to award silver corn trophy to boy exhibitors
The Dakota Improved Seed Co will give a silver trophy cup to one boy per county for the best ten ears of corn raised by himself. County winners compete at the state corn show for the state cup, with permanent ownership after three wins. Ernest Sorenson of Elk Point, SD, holds the first state trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Improved Seed Co
South Dakota Corn and Grain Growers Association
Ernest Sorenson
Elk Point
Dakota Improved Seed Company
Hail Wrecks Crops and Homes in Campbell County
A heavy hail storm caused extensive damage in Campbell county. County Treasurer Pratton was cutting eighty five acres of his best grain when the hail destroyed the crop. Eighteen windows in his residence were also damaged.
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Aberdeen
8. D
Campbell County
Pratton
Brown County Wealth Prospects Highlight Farm Yields
Aberdeen reports from N H Patterson of the South Dakota Better Farming association that Brown County farms may produce about 10 million dollars in new wealth this year. Estimated crop yields include corn 1 594 500 bushels oats 2 491 000 wheat and macaroni 7 132 000 barley 3 486 600 potatoes 900 000 alfalfa 38 600 tons timothy 6 000 tons along with cattle horses hogs and sheep on 60 000 acres of land.
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Aberdeen
S. D
N. H. Patterson
South Dakota Better Farming Association of
Brown County
Patterson
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Woes in Ads
An old advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a quick remedy for kidney weakness caused by cold weather. It features a testimonial from K. E. Tolden of Sioux Falls South Dakota praising the product and urging others to use it for urinary discomfort and back pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
K. E. Tolden
Twelfth St
Sioux Falls
S. Dak
Quarryman Killed by Large Boulder Near Rapid City
Gus Anderson, a quarryman, was crushed when a large boulder rolled onto him at Cow Boy hill quarry Saturday afternoon. Fellow worker Hol Cox found him gasping as the rock toppled him over a ledge. Anderson recently arrived in the country and leaves a widow and many children.
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Rapid City
S. D
Gus Anderson
Cow Boy Hill
Ife
Hol. Cox
Anderson
Glidden Tour to Cover Extensive U S Midwest South Route
Detroit to New Orleans route detailed for the 1912 Glidden reliability tour by the American Automobile Association. Stops include Hodgenville Lincoln farm and Mammoth Cave with detours, visiting Louisville Nashville Jackson Vicksburg and Baton Rouge. Event aims to boost tourism and road quality across Michigan Ohio Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana.
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New York City
American Automobile Association
Detroit
Adrian
Ft. Wayne
Muncie
Anderson
Indianapolis
Louisville
Nashville
Lincoln Farm
Hodgenville
Mammoth Cave
Columbia, Tenn
Florence
Sheffield
Tuscumbia
Ala
Mississippi River
Memphis
Jackson
Miss
Vicksburg
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Yeggmen Rob Elevator Office Safe in Aurora
Two unarmed Aurora citizens watched as two robbers slipped by and fled after robbing an elevator company safe. The thieves rifled papers and cash, then burned the records on the town outskirts. A marshal and volunteers searched for the culprits amid further signals from another elevator firm.
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Aurora
S. D
Pardons Young Horse Thief Runkie in Hughes County
Governor Vessey grants a pardon to Charles Runkie of Casstown Ohio who was sent from Hughes county on a horse rustling charge. He was among youths who tried to steal horses and raid farms north of here and has served several months of a short sentence.
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Pierre
Vessey
Charles Runkie
Hughes County
Runkie
Casstown
Ohio
Runkle
Detroit aldermen face hearing after bribery arrest
Eight of nine Detroit aldermen charged in a bribery case over a street closure for the Wabash Railroad stood mute at the preliminary hearing. The ninth alderman who pleaded not guilty will maintain his plea as the regular hearing proceeds today.
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Detroit
Mich
Bonard
Petre
Public Schools 10 Open Next Monday Mitchell Plans
Mitchell public schools prepare for the new term with special high school exams Friday morning at the High school. Registration for seniors Friday and Saturday, with book purchases advised after teachers meet. Grade examinations set for the Central building Friday at nine. Transfers allowed to ease crowding. First grade entrants must be six by Sept 20. Teachers must attend the Saturday meeting at 4 p m.
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Mitchell
Whittier
Eugene Field
Longfellow
Lincoln
High Seiool
Davison County Greenhouse Expands To 5000 Square Feet
Davison County greenhouse at T41 South Montana street has grown from 1600 square feet in 1910 to 5000 under glass in two years. The firm offers cut flowers, potted plants, vegetable plants, and wedding and funeral designs with swift telephone delivery. Mitchell area emerges as a center for greenhouse industry as Dethier Greenhouse ships nationwide.
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Davison County
Montana Street
Mitchell
Dethier
Bautle to Have Big Corn Crop
Very heavy rain and wind hit Kimball South Dakota late Sunday with nearly an inch of rain in one hour and more rain Saturday night. Rainfall since July 4 has been widespread in Brule County. The bumper corn crop is expected and land transfers among locals are anticipated this fall.
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Kimball
S. D
Brule
Improvements At Kimball
Kimball South Carolina the new brick saloon building by George Geppert is completed and occupied by Steve Patterson. The adjoining portion is built and to be used for J H Wolf & Co shoe displays. Rod and Josephson rush their cement block shoe building with foundation nearly done.
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Kimball
S. C
George Geppert
Steve Patterson
J. H. Wolf & Co
Rod & Josephson
Local News Notes From the Mitchell Area
Miss Florence Wagner of Milwaukee visits her Mitchell area relatives. W.S. Hill returns from a southern farm stay and plans to occupy town residence. Mitchell concert band plays at court house square with a large crowd and two bands planned for Corn Palace week. Russel Jensen arrives home from abroad after visiting many countries. he shares travel tales. paving on Main Street progresses. Fourth Avenue work starts next. Huron businessmen plan a 460 mile automobile tour to boost the state fair with 20 cars expected. Lamp posts for new lighting arrive. wiring to follow. Police report harvest worker demand increases as shipments return east. Local injuries and hospital stays noted for Fred Clark and Floyd Moir. Erection plans for new brick three-story corner building and Frank Summers shop move ahead. Charles City visitors depart. Alta Wentzel accompanies them en route to Mapleton and school in Charles City. John Mann bound over for jail delivery case. has disappeared.
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Russel Jensen
Nels Jensen
New York
Zion City
Ill
Mr. Jensen
Denmark
England
Germany
France
Norway
Stockholm
Sweden
Murdo youths testify in state evidence hearing
Gerald Fitzpatrick a 15 year old boy Fred Laurey and Geo Mann appeared before Justice Brooks at Presho South Dakota today. Fitzpatrick and Laurey turned state's evidence and the three parties are from Murdo.
Whiskey in Storage Sets New Record in 1912
Washington report shows whiskey and rum stored in U S warehouses at 2638 786 070 gallons the highest on record. Kentucky holds 158 000 000 gallons surpassing national total from eleven years earlier. 1912 production reached 188 000 000 gallons, up 13 000 000 from 1911.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Uncle Sam
Royal J. Cabell
Internal Revenue
Kentucky
United States
Family Raises 27000 Bushels on Worthing Farm
A. J. Kuhns and his sons near Worthing South Dakota report a bumper season. They handled all crop work and threshing themselves driving 12000 bushels from grain and estimating 15000 bushels of corn from 300 acres. They have sold 1000 bushels of wheat at four cents per bushel and will hold 11000 bushels of small grain for later sale.
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Worthing
S. D
A. J. Kuhns
Liquor Selling On Trains Near End
Railroad men forecast the end of liquor sales on trains as many states push dry laws. Indiana Illinois Ohio already restrict or ban in transit. Er ie Lackawanna Reading and Jersey Central follow Pennsylvania’s move. New York remains the last eastern holdout. many states would treat unlicensed sales as disorderly acts.
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Chicago
United States
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Erie
Lackawanna
Reading
Jersey Central
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Ear
Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Registrations Rise Significantly
Nearly 28 000 licenses for motor cars issued in Wisconsin up by over 3 000 from last year. More than 4 000 motorcycles registered. Private owners and dealers pay five dollars yearly and motorcycles two dollars, total receipts exceeding 120 000 dollars.
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Wisconsin
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John Deere
Rit
Penra
E. B. van Alstin
Acre
Attest
Catrell
Campbell
Davison Couty
Big Stone
Detroit Aldermen's Hearing
WM. Dethlefs
Flowers
Bautle
Florence Wagner
Milwaukee
Mrs
Val Wagner
Geo. Whitney
Delmont
W.S. Hill
Alexandria
Court House Square
Hunter
Corn Palace
W. A. Wheeler
W. J. Rathbun
The
Royal Insurance Co
Fourth Avenue
Tce
Huron
Watertown
Brookings
Mitchell and Woonsocket
J. A. Sauer
J. Mac
Walrath
Wood Smith
Fred Clark
Floyd Moir
R. L. Moir
Eldora Young
Parkston
J. C. Blenkiron
Lawler Street
First Avenue
Frank Summers Boiler and Iron Works
Railroad Street
Edward Miller
Charles City
Town
J. A. Witzel
Alta Wentzel
Mapelton
Minn
John Mann
Murdo
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