Decree Orders Sale of Real Estate in Davison County
The County Court of Davison County South Dakota orders all heirs and interested parties to appear on the first day of August to show cause why a decree should not be granted to mortgage the decedent Edward A. Hiei’s real estate in the town of Mitchell for the benefit of creditors. The order requires publication for three consecutive weeks in Mitchell Capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iloek
Hatover
Eorell
Davidson County
Butte
Null Court
Perronr
Mhuredauy
Aupiust
Leta
Coubt
Davison
Mitchell Capital
Mavison County
South Dakota
Daved Alletth
Iit
W. Abbey
S. Cattrell
State of
Asa Ih Welsey
Sarrah Garrett
Frank Wolse
Mary Tfrerr
Ray GC. Wwelsey
JD Kelsey
Klarrys M. Iwelsey
Alfred G. Kelsey
Philander Welsey
Henry A. Welsey
Hhattie Weltsey
Wisa
Mitchell
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Frank O. Smith
Administratrix Blanchit O Smith informs creditors and claimants of the estate of Frank O. Smith deceased to present claims within six months after first publication. Address for notices is Mitchell, South Dakota, in Davison County on the Southwest Quarter of Section, Township 103, Range 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netice
Frank O. Smith
Hay
Davison
Mitchell
South Wakota
Ata
South Dakota
Nuzust
Blanchit IO Samaith
Notice of Estate Hearing and Civil Summons in Davison County
In Davison County Court Mitchell South Dakota the estate of Asa D B Wesley is to have a hearing on a petition for Letters of Administration set for September 11 1911 at 2 PM. Also the Circuit Court in Davison County issues a summons to defendants including James Spears Anna Spears Frank Spears and others requiring answer within 30 days of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Ss. Fy
Davison County
Jeane Spears
James Spears
Anna Spears
Frank Spears
Jagves Spears
Prank Spears
Minor
James Patterson
Mable Spears
State of
South Dakota
Main Stret
Mitchell
County of Davison
Mitchell, S. D
T. J. Spangler
Circuit Court
Plaintiff
Open caucuses and open sessions mark a key session shift
Washington reports three branch leaders react to an extra session. Representative from Kansas praises open caucuses as advancing people’s interests and notes steps toward popular election of senators and curbing corrupt practices. They see Congress as responsive to voters while urging judiciary reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Progressive Rpublican
United Press Associations
Congress
Rep. Underwood
United States
Congre
Democrats in House Hail Taft Session Record
Speaker Champ Clark says the extra session showed Taft's broad statesmanship and exposed Democrat incompetence while Democrats and insurgents in both houses united to push work, including the Canadian reciprocity provision, and condemn partisan bungleing by opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Congress
Canada
Taft
Champ Clark
House
Senate
Taft rails against nostrums of reform at Rochester rally
President Taft, nearing the end of his 1912 campaign swing, denounces reform nostrums as dangerous and advocates straight thinking. He addresses G A R veterans in Rochester and cautions against partisan entanglements as the national encampment opens. Rumors that Taft endorsed Ben Meckiray are denied by Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Hind
Ytuft
Ben Meckiray
Taft
Washington
Millionaire Wes Pearsons Gives All to Small Colleges in Illinois and Beyond
Philanthropist Dr. Pearsons, nearing his ninety second year, distributed his fortune of millions to numerous small colleges. His Hinsdale bequest includes residence and five acres valued at 35 900 for a public library art gallery and park. He plans to spend his remaining days in a Hinsdale sanitarium.
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Hinsdale
Doctor Pearsons
Hinsiale
Pearsons
United States
Chicopee, Asses
West
Beloit
Wis
Ite
Doctor Pearson
Anti-Saloon League urges officials to oppose Brewers Congress
South Dakota Anti-Saloon League's headquarters committee passes resolutions denouncing President Taft and Secretaries Knox Wilson for supporting the International Brewers Congress in Chicago. They urge the president and cabinet to reconsider and uphold morals, noting brewers' ties to vice and social evil.
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Anti Saloon League
Anti Saloon League of
South Dakota
Taft
Wilson
Knox
International Brewers’ Congress
William M. Vattt
United States
James Wilson
Philander HH. Wnox
Washington, D.C
South Dakota Anti-Saloon League
Chicago
Riots Loot Welsh Jewish Stores Amid Calls for Protection
London papers report mob looting of Jewish shops in Wales with shots fired and stores being sacked. They compare unrest to Russia and note Jews fleeing the country as twenty more Welsh shops are looted today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Wales
Russia
Rapid City to Vote on $60,000 Water Bond Issue
Rapid City officials vote to call an election on a $60,000 bond issue to fund the city water system. The election is set for early next month with plans to start work promptly if bonds pass. Dr Cox's Barbed Wire Liniment advertised as nonspecific remedy for cuts bruises and pains.
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Rapid City
S. D
Cmmissioners
Upton Sinclair To Ask Divorce
New York City author and socialist Upton Sinclair issued a statement saying he would seek a divorce as soon as he could contact his lawyers and arrange the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Sinclair
New York City
Poet Visitor at Sinelair Summer Home in Arden
A young Western poet visited the Sinelair summer home at Arden, Wet oir. The visit linked to his purpose of pursuing a divorce and noted his correspondence with Meda HW Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden
Mares
Fuller
Food Experts Endorse Wiley Amid Wilson-Wiley Split
In Duluth Minnesota the National Food and Dairy Association endorsed Dr. W H H Wiley chief chemist of the United States urging a telegram of confidence to President Taft. The convention saw rival factions aligned with Wilson and Wiley and the contest for officers heated as polls open today.
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Duluth, Minn
Association of State and National Food and Dairy Experts
Bach
W. HH. Wiley
United States
Association
Taft
Dr. Wiley
Duluth
Minn
Wilson
Dr.Wiley
Wilson-Wiley
National Food and Dairy Association
Mitchell men face peddler license case in Mitchell
Mitchell men Greenlee and Shawver were arrested for peddling without a license in Bon Homme County. Shawver was fined the minimum $25 after a contested hearing. Greenlee released. The case could impact a lightning rod cable company facing business disruption if deemed within the peddler law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyndall
D. Shawver
Greenelee
Mitchell
Bon Holmue
Latcel
J. A. Dvorak
Taber
Thettorney
Greenlee
Shawver
Mrs Hackett Denied Parker Post Office Nomination
Washington DC reports the Senate adjourned without confirming Carrie M Hackett as postmistress for Parker South Dakota. Opposition by Senator Gamble, allied with Crawford, blocked the nomination despite support from Postmaster Hitchcock and President. The failure implies a recess appointment may be required.
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Washington
DC. C
Senate
Carrie M. Hacket
Parker
Hackett
Gambie
Crawford
Congress
Gamble
The
Park New Era
Senator Gamble
Hitchcock
Jlacket
Carnegie Library Receives 150 Books From Generous Donors
Since June the Carnegie Library has added 150 books from donors including Miss Minnie Doering Mrs Fullerton Mr A E Hitchcock Miss Noble and others along with magazines and curios. Summer usage rose with July draws nearly 200 more loans than 1910 and 27 percent non fiction. City Council granted the librarian a two week vacation with Mrs Lucy Thompson covering duties. the librarian plans to return by September 1.
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Minnie Doering
Fullerton
A. E. Hitchcock
Noble
Mitchell
Mul
House
Addams
Baker
Empire of Business
Carnegie
Faton
School of Life
Gilbert
Train of the Pathfinders
Grinnell
Hale
John the
Lanier
Morocco
Funeral Services For Mrs Martha Nugen Held Today
This morning at 9 o'clock funeral services were held over the remains of Mrs Martha J Nugen at the home of her daughter Mrs FP A Craft corner Duff street and Sixth Avenue west. Many friends of the family were present.
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W. M. Mair
Congregation Church
Silas R. Nugen
New London
Iowa
Indiana
Brule County
S. D
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Kimball
S. C
C. W. Nugen
S. R. Nugen
G. W. Nugen
T. E. Barton
KA. Craft
Mary V. Wilson
Newkirk
Oklahoma
Aurora
Neb
Dunreith
Ind
Sarah
Fletcher
Allica
Martha J. Nugen
A. Craft
Duff Street
Sixth Avenue West
Long Pursuit by Posse 18 Failure in Northwest Chase
A Butte county sheriff and a posse chased a horse thief for four days over 500 miles from Chamberlain to near Bowman. The suspect used deceptive routes via Haley N D to throw pursuers off trail and may have headed toward Wyoming or Standing Rock. Authorities across North Dakota Wyoming and Montana are alerted and hopeful for his capture.
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Chamberlain
Craven
Butte County
Hantz
Froenier
Jindlow
Haley
N. D
Bes
Bowman
Wyoming
Montana
Sheyenne River
Standing Rock Indian Reservation
North Dakota
Burke's Father Dies in New York Home
A telegram from Batavia New York reports the death of Congressman Burke's father in Batavia at his home. Burke had been with his father after the close of a special session of Congress and was not expected to be away long from South Dakota.
Dr Cox Painless Blister Price Fifty Cents Ad
Handwritten ad notes Dr Cox Painless Blister priced at 50 cents. Mentions "12 palmesa cand" with guarantees for capavin curba splints and Sweeney products. Marketed by idle sahidrug.
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Joe Seeeede
Sevrark O
Smith
Notich
W. Abby
A. J. Buffaloe
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
al Cal
Metcalf
Steve
Siischeli So
Dak
HIVAL
Murdock
Public Party
Mann
1. C
Hous
United Press
Brett
Erandipal Presse
Judu
Tate
White House
Sami al Mann
Minorotpy
Arizona
Tart
Beverly
Wes
KK. Pearsons
Pearson
Berea College
Kentucky
Doane College
Nebraska
Jesuit College
Wisconsin
Antoleo College
Turkey
Drury College
Missouri
Illinois College
Illinois
Fargo College
No. Dak
Lebanon College
Fairmont College
Whitman College
Wash
McKendree College
Ill
Object 10
Brewers
Ixnox
Second International Brewers’ Con
Dr. Cox
Wiley
INS
Mitchell Mer
Greenlerw
Gambleics
Carnegie Library
Congressman Burke
Pierryc
Batavia, N.Y
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