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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
9
Scallin Bros. Co. guarantees Bloodine Ointment as a cure for piles and rectal fissures. Randall of Leroy New York testifies to its effectiveness in stubborn cases. The ointment is widely recommended, available for 50 cents a box.
Road conditions hindered school visits for two weeks yet attendance at teachers meetings remained strong with no pay. Several teachers and students pursue land claims and plan moves west after spring, while others recover from illness and receive honors for perfect attendance and library work.
Attorney Spangler argued the city ordinance against gambling was unconstitutional as no state law empowered the city of Mitchell to pass it. Judge Smith sustained the demurrer and the defendant John R. Killman was discharged after pleading guilty and appealing. Also, Lytle Manufacturing Co. v. Braden Pehrson faced demurrer over contract indefiniteness. George Summers granted divorce from Mayme Summers on desertion grounds.
Jno H Creighton offers big discounts on lap robes to reduce stock and advertises harnesses and repairs. Mrs L D Milne leaves for Chicago for about two weeks. Milwaukee Road official Superintendent Collins oversees yard changes and moving dispatchers office near the roundhouse. the express building will be torn down. William Mack released from jail after four days for drunkenness. found in Metcalf's stairway in critical condition after ingesting antiseptic fluid. Edward Rudolph of Sioux City joins Creighton as top harness maker. repair services offered for handmade harnesses with guaranteed workmanship.
John Althen Jr spent 15 months working for the J I Case company in South America and Europe. He visited Trier and Hochelheim in Germany, toured Rhine cathedrals and the Mouse Tower, sailed from Southampton on the Kaiser Wilhelm II, stayed in New York and Elgin before returning home for Thanksgiving.
Wheat No 2 98c No 8 90c velvet chaff 90c No 2 90c flax 1.65 oats 32c corn 50c barley 50c.
L. O. Gate, mortgagor, seeks an order in the Circuit Court at Mitchell Davison County South Dakota to discharge and satisfy a mortgage on Katie E. Gale’s estate. The mortgage to Henry Lehman dated July 14 1887 and assignments to Katie Gale were recorded, deeded, and fully paid. Gale is deceased with no administrator. Hearing set December 18 1909 at 10 a m in Mitchell courthouse.
State of South Dakota Davison County in County Court notices the probate of the will of E. J. Quigley deceased. Hearing scheduled for December 4 1909 at 10 o'clock AM at the County Judge's office Mitchell SD. Maria L. Quigley and Julia A. Quigley heirs may contest. Dated November 16 1909 W Abbey County Judge Attest 8 Cattrell Clerk of County Court
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