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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1912
Page
5
Classified briefs advertise a new standard typewriter for sale and trade, urging exchanges with used machines. A sale offers 25 head thoroughbred Jersey cattle from 100 to 200 pounds with pedigrees, listed by R. M. Van Winkle in Ordway, South Dakota.
In Davison County South Dakota In County Court the estate of Milrs I McCormick deceased Mannie McCormick heir next of kin Mary J McCormick deceased notice is given that December 28 1912 at 10 oclock a m in Mitchell at the court room to prove the will hear petition for probate and issue letters testamentary any interested person may appear and contest the same Dated Mitchell S D December 4 1912 By the court
Stephen Judge administrator informs all creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be presented to Stephen Judge at his residence in Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Dated November 30 1912.
An advertisement promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy to support stomach liver and bowel health and to end distressful abuse of the system. It notes the pills cost 25 cents and are sold at Diehl and Brown.
The piece reports Professor Perry G. Holden joining the Service Bureau in Chicago to promote agricultural education and a national movement for larger crops and better farming. It notes Holden’s prior work in Iowa, his role at the demonstration farm and the National Corn Exposition, and outlines the goal of direct information to farmers and farm families nationwide.
Executor Christian Bujer Jr. invites creditors and all persons with claims to present vouchers within four months after first publication at 476 Railroad St Mitchell Davison SD. Dated November 18 1912. Executor: Christian Bujer Jr. estate of Christian Bujer deceased.
The United States Attorney announces he will not resign as reported by a correspondent. He denies plans to leave office before March and says rumors were not authorized by him or his associates. He states no such idea existed and calls the dispatch unfounded.
South Dakota sends greeting to heirs James I Deniand Hilirry I. Denmead and Dwight HH Denied. County court Mitchell Pavison will prove the foreign will of D T Denmond deceased on December 4 2 at 1 o clock in the court room for Letters of Administration with will annexed to O L Branson. Any interested person may appear to contest.
Frank Loveland was sentenced to two years and one day in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to shooting with intent to do injury. The 29-year-old, employed locally, shot a woman at her in law's home, fled a mile to town, and surrendered to officers. The court also heard a separate case in which a jury awarded $300 in damages to Ben Ly against an unnamed defendant over a cattle contract dispute.
W S Hill reported by The Republican to have Red Polled cattle back from the International Live Stock show in Chicago. His herd won three first places and his steers placed third among all breeds in the slaughter test. He entered two steers, one two years old weighing 1510 pounds, slaughtered for highest beef prices paid by the packing company.
The advertisement warns pneumonia as the winter and spring killer, with colds and grip as its advance agents. It touts Dr. King's New Discovery as the best medicine to drive it off, citing a Vermont endorsement and offering 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes plus a free trial at Diehl & Brown.
The Presbyterian church voted unanimously to retain Rev. Wendy Snyder as pastor, stating his abilities shown in service here. The congregation rejected a call to change and decided no replacement was needed.
In circuit court a jury returned a verdict in favor of the Commercial & Savings Bank on the note against O W Cassem with principal and interest totaling about 2500. The bank held security claims and was represented by A W Hitchcock in the collection action.
At a special meeting the council rejected all bids for the House on the new market site and tasked Alderman Michels and the city auditor to arrange a renter until spring. An alley ordinance failed final reading and a hog and drag dust ordinance passed. other measures lag amid wage and saloon debates.
President Tart sent to the Senate the nomination of George P. Bennett for receiver of the public land office at Rapid City South Dakota. Bennett is a Rapid City lumberman and former state legislator and is regarded as a prominent Black Hills figure.
Washington Taft’s Panama journey moved ahead with December first as tentative start date. The plan reflects pressure to visit the isthmus before leaving office influenced by Wilson’s choice not to go. Under the canal law the president must implement the new canal zone government.
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