Hearing petition for letters of administration estate records
Notices from Davison County Court in Mitchell South Dakota announce hearings on petitions for administration of estates. Frank Lautenberg Eliza Webber and heirs seek administration of Margaret Laufenberg John A BouIware and Mary J Williams estates with dates in November December 1947 and hearings set at 10 00 am at the court house in Mitchell. Interested parties must appear to show cause why petitions should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelio
Mary J. Williams
Tomni
Tis
Elly
County of
Davison
al Mitchell
S. Dey
Saamber
G. Thompson
Lodge
Gaunt
Ka Poink Laufenders
Eliza Webber
M Lauvenberg
Barney Laufennm
Sophia Lautenberg
John
Emma
Milehell
Vison
South Wakota
Go, Thompson
South Dakota
Mar- Lantenters
State of
Frank Lautenberg
Hn Lautenberg
Barney Lauten
Margaret Lanfme
Frankenhore
Wis
Margaret Laufenberg
Dewr Tolt
Towit
Mitchell
County of Davison
C. C. Thompson
Hearing on Sale of Real Estate in Boulware Estate
Notice by the Davison County Court of South Dakota that George Thiel executor and under the will of John Boulware seeks confirmation of sale of Lot 8 Block 7 M Greene’s Addition Mitchell. Hearing set for the 44th day of March at 2:00 PM at the Davison County Courthouse. Interested parties may appear and file objections. Alexandria SD attorney Danforth represents sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A
Fred Thiel & Son
Alexand Sonth Dakota
Rice
South Dakota
Iun
John Boulware
George
Thiel
John Boulwarey
Boulware
M. Greene
Lel Davison County
South
Daina
Betsy Magnusson
Immas
Mather
Ald
Welock
Mon
Court House
Mitchell
Davison County
South Hill
Cure for Catarrh Promises Whole Cure in Constitutional Treatment
A 100 reward offers proof that Dalley's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh by internal use. The ad explains the medicine fixes the disease at its foundation by entering the blood and mucous surfaces, strengthening the patient and restoring constitution. It lists J Cheney and Co Toledo as distributors and mentions Mullls Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willice
Dall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Sale of War and Thrift Stamps Begins December 1917
War savings stamps go on sale December 3 1917 at the local post office. Thrift stamps cost 25 cents and can be exchanged for war savings stamps after accumulating 20 stamps, with certificates redeemable at the post office or Treasury, subject to conditions and registration.
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United States
Hanbury
Treasury Department
Washington
Sioux Falls Man Describes Ypres Front Experiences
William Grant of Sioux Falls, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Grant, writes from Liverpool hospital after appendicitis surgery about serving with Canadian troops on the Ypres front. He recalls the brutal artillery bombardment, being buried by shell fragments, and witnessing stubborn frontline conditions including a German shell explosion and mud filled trenches. He notes his infantry duties near the front and that he removed shoulder straps from dead enemy soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Ypres
William’ Grant
J. B. Grant
Liverpool
Wis Jetter
Leller Young Grant
Pioneer Settler Sells Historic Property
Rapid City, D. Nov 30 Americus Thompson and wife have sold their Cheyenne river ranch, a landmark of the Black Hills era. They arrived in February 1879 from Fort Randall and shared frontier tales of road agents and warlike Indians in the Cheyenne country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapiduy
Americus ‘Thompson
Chey@rine river
Black Hills
Ort Randall
Missouri River
Gheyenne
Gheyenne Viv— Or Country. Mr.Thompson
New Record Price for Volin Land Breaks Local History
Volin, S$. 1, Nov 30. Paul Lyman paid 279 dollars per acre for a twenty acre tract from B A B Bagstad, setting a new local record for farm land prices. The former tree nursery site near Valin and within the town limits was auctioned years ago for 157 dollars per acre, then considered high.
Women Complete Defense Organization in Pennington County
A mass meeting in the city formed a Pennington county branch of the Womens Committee of National Defense. Mrs Gina Smith Campbell of Dell Rapids represented the national group and helped organize. Mrs John B R Brennan was named chairman. committees will be appointed as the effort supports national and county defense programs.
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Navy
Womens Committee of National Defense
Gina Smith- Campbell
Dell Rapids
John BR. Brennan
Eatly
Ois
Svick
Bower
Na Lion
Roapil Oily
Pennington County
Wesleyan Gives Yankton Title
Wesleyan’s defense weaknesses and fumbles at critical moments cost the state collegiate championship to Yankton College on Thanksgiving Day at University Field. Yankton dominated with a heavier line and plunging offense, winning 19 to 43 as Harkness and Rierson connected on key passes and runs. Over 2,000 fans witnessed Mitchell’s band and a strong Wesleyan effort led by Harkness, Rierson, Wilder, and Cooley, with Yankton’s Bowers and Cutts scoring and defending late to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Wesleyan
University Field
Yankton College
Mitchell
Yankton
Mitchell Municipal Band
Wesleyan
Leavier Yankton
Methodists
Harkness
Wilder
Rierson
Case
Sun
Trorgland
Kor Yankton
Cutts
Stephens
Godley
Cooley
Bowers
Boble
Tuirkness
Methodist
Hene
Perenson
Westeran
Jim River Receives 29000 Bullheads From Lake Alice
Twenty five thousand bullheads arrived in Mitchell this afternoon from Lake Alice in Devel County and will be placed in the James River tonight. State Game Warden Wedrick of Pierce arrives to supervise, assisted by Deputy Markthal of Alessandria. Fish shipped in ten gallon cans totaling about 4100 cans, hauled after sundown to the river. The transfer follows a food shortage at Lake Alice, where 24 shipments have been sent since fall 1915 as starving fish prompted the relocation to a larger river habitat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Lake Alice
Devel County
James River
Wedrick
Pierce
Markthal
Alessandria
South Dakota
Lake al
Wedbeck
Jtedrick
Republican
Legal Board Aids Draft Advisors in Pierre Session
The legal advisory board sits in session in Pierre South Dakota to recommend legal advisors for men required to answer questions under the selective draft rules. The governor, Attorney General Caldwell, Judge Whiting, Judge Frank R. Aikens and ToreTei gén of Sioux Falls serve on this advisory body. The board will compile a list of attorneys to propose to federal authorities for appointment as advisors to drafted men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford Ofandrea
Jenkins
Waubay
Alway
Aberdeen
Cornerstone laid for new school building at $75,000
Spearfish November 29 corner stone ceremony for the new elementary building at the Shire Normal School, costing 75,000. Residents from across the Black Hills attended. Addresses delivered by several prominent Black Hills men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spearfish
Shire Normal School
Bridge planned at Chamberlain over Missouri River
Railroad officials report that a winter start is planned for a Milwaukee bridge across the Missouri at Chamberlain to replace the unsatisfactory pile crossing. A section from the St. Louis Mississippi bridge will be installed there, pending expense reports from Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad president Harry J. Byram. The uncertain crossing has troubled traffic for years.
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Milwaukee
Missouri River
Chamberlain
Mississppi
St. Louis
Harry J. Byram
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
The
Missouri
Huron Man Held After Wife Shot
Muron D Nov 30 Gust Janiseh a farmer is held in custody here in connection with the shooting of his wife at their home six miles south of Huron early this morning The wife was taken to a hospital semi conscious an X ray showed a bullet in the skull The woman told police she did not know how the shooting occurred After examination she said she felt fine and planned to return home for breakfast
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Muron
Gust Janiseh
Huon
Janiseh
Huron School Teacher Dies In Accidental Shooting
Lucile Ohm, 19, a Huron school teacher, was accidentally killed when a shotgun discharged in the hands of John Okane during a hunting trip yesterday. The incident occurred as the pair hunted together, leaving the community in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Ilavon
Lucile Ohm
John Okane
Trinity Defeats Columbus College in Close Football Tilt
Trinity College of Sioux City beat Columbus College 7 to 0 in a well balanced game marked by a fluke fumble that decided the outcome. Star visitors were Bussey Noonan and Phalen, while Manley McCarvey and Wilson led the local squad. Bolit squads were banqueted after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Chamberlain
Trinity College of
Sioux City
Columbus College
Bussey
State Stamp Supply To Be Audited In Central Purchase
A new order requires all state department stamps to be purchased through the central department and perforated by a designated device to curb unauthorized use. The change tightens procurement and applies the stamps purchasing rule to stamps, previously limited by bidding constraints, with the central guidance department overseeing the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guireliasing
Mitchell Local Notes Highlight War Time Moves and Visits
Local notes recount Braden Hill enlisting in the aviation section at Fort Slocum New York for car driver duties with likely deployment south. Numerous Mitchell visitors and residents are noted including Mrs Solin Guenther Redfield Dr. George Gould Kimball Ernest Smith Conde Lt Walter B. Smith Fort Snelling Kunnee, insurance and relief fund efforts for Armenians, Red Cross charity drives, and Thanksgiving visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braden Hill
Signal Corps
Smart Slocum
N.Y
New York City
Local News Roundup From Camp Dodge To Depot Upgrades
Walter Willy arrives from Camp Dodge Des Moines to visit family before a long trip to Alaska. Quirk heads to Sioux Falls then Deming New Mexico to visit relatives before returning west. Peterson, a farmer, suffers an accident with a corn husker. Dr. Stewart amputates. Mrs Frank Crane travels to Sioux Falls and California for winter. Depot expansion adds 40 feet, now about 150 feet long, rebuilt by Milwaukee. Owen Rose leaves for Fort Monroe to join the army as a second lieutenant. Kimball mill lacks fuel for patent flour. lignite coal arrives from North Dakota. Campbell and Miller head to Camp Deming. both have sons in the army. Charley’s relatives depart for homes. Mrs Anna Bohari visits Mitchell. Noa Lauerman travels to Chicago for relatives and stock. Mrs A T Minn visits from Vitalville. Fletcher injures a foot in wagon mishap. Six men initiated into Od Fellows. crowd fills lodge hall for ceremonies and midnight supper.
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Walter Willy
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Quirk
Tod Byrne
Deming
N. M
Gapl
Pat
Alaska
Stewart
Prank Grane
Sioux Alls
California
Plankinton
White Lake
Mt. Vernon
Milwaukee Company
Owen Rose
Fort Monroe
Owen
Rose
Kimball
Lale
North Dakota
J. M. Campbell
D Miller
Chamberlain
Camp Deming
Campbell
Miller
New Mexico
Ya Eosin
Charley's
Fiere
Perrines
Anni Bohari
Mitchell
Lauerman
Oghicagza
Nvnth
A. T. Minn
Vitvil
Jesse R. Baker
McLain
William Thodgin
Joe Smith
Otto’ Alberts
Kennebec
Local residents travel and community events noted
Armour Mrs G L Chesley and daughter Catherine visited Blan dreau relatives last week. Mrs R McKinnon left for Chicago then Boston to see son Norman in the navy. Mr and Mrs L D Wait visited relatives in Rishland Center Wis. Robert Howard arrived from Camp Funston on leave. Dr J W Ward went to Battle Creek to join his wife. Crotatum cub visited Mrs J Beddow in Delmont SD. Congregational women held annual dinner and Dagaar in church basement. Mrs Malone and Mrs Bergland returned home after visiting daughter and sister Mrs M de Wald. Charles erutchelt visited his parents after time in Alberta. L G Knodell of Winner SD is new manager of Fleete lumber yard. Gatholis women served supper at open house. crowd praised the meal. Peter Van Dyk of Ire ton Te returned home after funeral of sister Mrs M Lightenburg.
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G. L. Chesley
Catherine
Blandreau
R. McKinnon
Chicago
Jaer Jiuseband
Boston
Norman
Navy Wireless Service
L. D. Wait
Rishland Center
Wis
Mr. Waitt
Robert Howard
Camp Funston
M. Howard
J. W .Ward
Battle Creek
Mich
J. Beddow
Delmont
Dagaar
Malone
Bergland
Vermillion
Helr
M. de Wald
Charles Erutchelt
Alberta
Canada
L. G. Knodell
Winner
S. D
Fleete Lumber Yard
Gatholis
Peter van Dyk
Ireton, Te
Marion DeKoek to Farm 44-Acre Truck Farm in Texas
Marion Frank DeKoek loaded stock and machinery at Uitehcock and shipped to Mission Texas to farm a 44 acre truck farm. A deputy state fire marshal investigated a fire in Marion last Wednesday morning but did not reveal the cause. Several locals traveled to Benford Saskatchewan to visit relatives and friends. Paul Renk accompanied by his sister to Marion for an extended visit with her parents. Rumors say Hugo W. Cook is now in charge of the Manchester bank. Prof J F Vogl remains critically ill at his Marion home with little hope of recovery after a medical incident on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank DeKoek
Uitehcock
Mission
Texas
Marion
Jonas Ratalafy
Gustave Kunkle
Henry P. Goertz
Benford, Sask
Gan
Paul Renk
Mitchell
Henry Fogle
Columbia
Aug, Renk
Hugo WH. Cook
Manchester
J. F. Vogl
Freeman
Thanksgiving Visits Spotted Across Counties
Riverside residents Fulton Fred Bracey and family spent Thanksgiving with A. E. B. Jackson in Fulton. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Billingham of Alexandria joined relatives from Woonsocket at the Bashman home. Ed and Will Bashman returned home. Will Bashman later took others to Mitchell to join the northbound Milwaukee drain project. Mrs. R. Jorgenson planned a visit to Lake Mills, and Ernest Mielenz Jett traveled from Columbus, Wisconsin, concluding his sixth Wim. Slade season. Grace Knott visited Pulliam for Thanksgiving with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bracey
Riverside
Larry Billingham
Alexandria
A. EB. Jackson
Fulton
Messrsse
Will Bashman
Woonsocket
B. O. Bashman
Will
Mr. Bashman
Mitchell
Othe
Milwaukee
M.C. Wright
Williamses travel to Iowa for Shearer funeral
Reliance J. G. Williams and wife left Monday evening for Red Oak Iowa to attend the funeral of Mrs Johna than Shearer Williams mother who died suddenly and unexpectedly Monday Also noted are Mrs 2 B S Perrine of Wheeler Indiana mother of Prof Chas A Perrine and Arthur Duglass of Chicago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Williams
Red Oak
Iowa
Johnathan Shearer
William
2B. S. Perrine
Wheeler
Indiana
Chas. A. Perrine
Arthur Duglass
Chivago
Murdo Notes Local Happenings and Departures
Murdo and vicinity report several moves and visits. TL departed for Reliance to visit sister Mrs. R. B. Brown. CG W Lathrop resigns from Jus. AL Smith lumber yard to join White and Parker, effective December 4. Mrs. L. B. Adair and three children join husband at Murdo. Jones county teachers head to Sioux Falls for the state educational association meeting. Miss Margaret Lange passes away at home of her parents. Rev W H Bunton and daughters visited Murdo for a Red Cross event. Boyd Bishop and family move to Rapid City. Carmel Boyle Bishop returns to town for visits before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tl, Bode
Reliance
R. B. Brown
CG. W. Lathrop
Jus
AL Smith Lumber Yard
White & Parker li Dw, Co
Adair
Dopot
Murdo
Jones County
Paink
Sioux Falls
State Educational Association
Margaret Morgan
Zoe Williams
Grace Millay
Helen Myers
Zada Pierce
Mae Bates
Sherm Bates
Draper
G. M. McDowell
Margaret Lange
B. Lange
W. H
Kennebec News Roundup and Local Notices
Kennebec reports visits by Mr and Mrs Will Giraffee and others en route home to White Owl. Several area schools close for state teachers meeting in Sioux Falls. Geo King injured with broken collar bone from fall. Y M A war fund in Lyman county expected to exceed goals with districts pledging. Week ending Nov 24 hogs worth $24000 shipped from this station. W E Smith receives commission as first lieutenant infantry. B G Mall named first lieutenant signals. Lumber hauled to build local Free Methodist parsonage replacing former farmhouse living quarters. Women of Kennebec organize in United States Council of National Defense effort. Mrs Williamson assists. Mrs Sert named district chair. Mrs Ghester Rosencrance secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Giraffee
Mssrs
Will
Kenneth Speakman
Wim
Goslin
White Owl
Sioux Falls
Geo. King
Y.M . A. War
Lyman County
Marling Township
W.E. Smith
Kennebec
Fk. Snelling
Minn
BE. G. Mall
Ft. Snelling
Signal Corps
Wm. Williamson
Oacoma
B. Sert
Ghester Rosencrance
Home Made Auto Costs Maker an Ear
In Peever South Dakota Lawrence Mussetler a 38 year old farmer's son lost an ear in a self built bogey car accident. He and other children improvised a running device and while coasting down a hill he was thrown and his right ear severed by the ground. Also Volga reports a farm loan association organized by leading Volga area farmers to obtain government loans at low interest and long terms with G G Olson as vice president G C Iddings secretary treasurer and Robert Henry among the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peever
Lawrence Mussetler
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
The family thanks friends and relatives for their kindness and floral tributes during their recent bereavement. Mr and Mrs R J Patterson Mr and Mrs W Le Wallis and Mr and Mrs A Gamliner also express gratitude for support and memorial tokens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Patterson
W. le Wallis
A. Gamliner
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Vala
Emily
Jonia
Kin Court
Mary Nites
Frank J. Williams
Mary EH. Williams
Fied
Dakota
RTS Court
John Pere
Ite
John A. Boulware
Deceas
Fed
George Thiel
Lesh
Iinik
Danforth
Tor
Alesandria
S. DD
Sk . Ate
Rik
Firell
Cleri
Thompson
Walt & Gastrell
Ian R. Danforth
Sale
William Grant
VOLIN
Hoagland
Carkness
Youngsworth
Letter
Turnbull
Bierson
Gage
Steiber
Spear
Perguson
Gatherry
Town
Wheatley
Albion
Yount
Fiefield
Cole
Thompson Pretrick
Todnem Christoferson
Spear Tufesan
Deller Cortney
Williams Rames
Card Gutts
Enn Case Gooley
Wilder Feapt
Bowerswerk
Harkness Stephens
Walt
Jim River
Hedrick
Legal Board OR Aid TO Draft
ST. Louis Bridge
Gust Janisch
Wil Hendrickson
le Mars
G. L. Holden
Solin Guenther
Redfield
Ee Kugler
Killewell
George Gould
Ernest Smith
Conde
Walter B. Smith
United States Infantry
Fort Snelling
Kunnebee
George Sanders
Armour
B. B. Ulrick
Wessington Springs
William White
Mitehell
Robert Jordan
Medicih Corps
Oandito Beuek Civer
J. S
Yoaghind
Mitchell Men
Asia
JT. S. Barker
Barker
Burr Willse
W. N. Mussman
Mrr Mussman
Beale National Bank
Glaude Whillow
Beresford
Glifford Patrick
G. W.derm
Charles
Wilbur Dery
Omaha
Crvel
Ism
Cima Dodge
Pes Moines
de. Ve Bobb
Gmitial
Tie
W. P. Olmstead
Bernal
Glenn Wilder
Sioux Cily
My Wilder
Moses & Wilder
Bernice Shane
Pirst National Bank
Rane
B. P. Brim
W. Tillerison
W. T. Wheeler
Wheelin
Rh. W. Smith
Artie Smith
W. W. Reams
Kulton
Mars
OW. Waugh
Pacific Coast
Morris, Jr
Vernon
Sibley
Louis Hohenthaner
Parkston
Hohenthaners
Jacob Sibert
City Hall
Hove
Hed Cross
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