Notice to Creditors Estate of William Anderson deceased
Administratrix Sarah Anderson announces creditors and all persons with claims against the estate of William Anderson deceased must present them with vouchers within six months after first publication. Send to 449 East 44th Avenue Mitchell South Dakota Davison County. Dated December 8 1917. Zollman and Tipton Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anderson
Aministratrix
East 44Th Avenue
Mitchell
Davison County
South Dakota
Sarah Anderson
Zollman and Tipton
Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration
State of South Dakota Davison County in County Court sets a hearing for Nellie Messeril on November 24, 1947 at 2:00 PM to show cause why petition for Letters of Administration of Mary E Williams deceased should not be granted. Judge O. C. G. Thompson presides, with Clerk Ss. Cattrell and seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee
South Dakota
Davison
Mary E. Williams
Frank J. Williams
Nellie J. Messeril
Mary BE. Williams
Nelice
Nellie
Messeril
Jude
Mary EF. Williams
Mitchell
Mitchell, S. Db
C G. Thompson
Notice to Creditors Estate of John A Boulware
Executor George Thiel announces claims against the estate of John A Boulware deceased. Creditors and others must present their claims with vouchers within six months of first publication to the executor at the office of Fred Thiel & Son in Alexandria South Dakota Manson County. Attorney William R Danforth represents the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Boulware
Omee
Fred Thiel
Wiliam R. Danforth
Alexandria
S. 1
Plan for Joint Institute at Dakota Wesleyan in June 1948
Seven county superintendents met at Dakota Wesleyan University to plan the joint county institute to be held June 10 to 15, 1948. Paterson directed the event with instructors to be chosen, and expansion to include additional counties anticipated. Attendees listed from Aurora, Davison, Watchinson, Jerauld, and Sanborn included A J Smalley Woonspelker Will Bromwell Benjamin Kaufman George K Sanders Jessie Habetson Elva Howey Emma McClintock and Wy Schermerhorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Wesleyan University
Dim Pp. Patterson
Department of Education
Lunel
Graham Hall
Elelt
Neeting
Aurora
Davison Nouehis
Watchinson
Jerauld
Sanborn
A. J. Smalley
Woonspelker
Will Bromwell
Wessington Springs
Benjamin Kaufman
Freeman
Georet KE. Sanders
Armour
Jessie Habertson
Alexandria
Elva Howey Plankinton
Emma McClintock Mitchell
Wy. Schermerhorn
Minneapolis
Rural schools raise funds for Soldiers Christmas fund
Davison county schoolchildren have collected 163.50 for the Soldiers Christmas fund. Florence Schurz reports seven pupils raised 10.75. Union No. 28 held a Friday gathering with a patriotic program and contests. families donated a bushel of corn totaling over 12.00, part benefiting the Christmas fund and part the Y.M.C.G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Rome No
Florence Schurz
Union No
Union No. 28
Fred Wagener
Rail Commission Orders New Depot in Vermillion
South Dakota officials issue order approving a new passenger depot two blocks east of the current Vermillion station and require the existing depot be renovated for freight handling at its present site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rail Commission
Pro German Arrested Lead and Draft Talk At Mine
Joseph Langner, 30, arrested at Homestake mine by Deputy U S Marshal Brooks on charges of making statements to discourage enlistments in the U S army. He allegedly claimed a German soldier can lick ten American soldiers. Langner had begun naturalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Joseph Langner
Ellison
Homestake
United States
Brooks
United States Army
Tanener
South Dakota Cooperative Realty Association Holds Inaugural Convention
The first annual South Dakota Cooperative Realty Association session ended with dinner as officers were to be elected. Talks covered Dakota land publicity, a Des Moines clearing house, California license law, and boosting advertising through movies and print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
California
Es Moines, Jr
South Dakota Co-operative Realty Ssociation
S. L. Clark
Redfield
Mitchell
John B. Deets
Wallese
Pat Assembly
Des Moines
Charles Mecattree
South Dakota
M. BR. Hastings
Moviie
Frank Weller
Mitchell Chamber of Commerece
State Sheriff Seizes Liquor Shipments in Southern Nevada
State Sheriff Shanks completed a round-up in the southern part of the state. A wagon peddler paid 274 dollars for selling sufficient Lemmon extract to affect buyers. In Menno Watchinson county eighty gallons of wine were confiscated and poured out at the railway station. Whisky shipments were found hidden as lard and communion wine, dampening liquor handling in the area.
Corsica Men Held on Theft Charge
Harold Hoffman and Githo Brown were held for trial in the state circuit court after a preliminary hearing on charges of grand larceny for stealing an automobile from W. H. Ramsdell. They drove to Armour, spent time in a pool hall and air dance, then abandoned the car half a mile from town. the car was found the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsica
S. C
Harold Hoffman
Githo Brown
W. H. Ramsdell
Armour
Gregory City Council Purchases Flagstaff For Patriotism
The city council approved buying a fine flagstaff to keep Old Glory flying, a move praised by residents of Gregory for showing town patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory, S. D
Gregory
Wanted To Hear From Owner Of Food Farm For Sale
Advertisement seeks the owner of a food farm for sale and asks for the cash price and full details. Respond to D. F. Bush of Minneapolis Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis, Minn
Local Blast Injuries Reported In Small Town
Adolph Erick son, eight, suffered loss of right hand and part of left after an explosion while nearby children were found with explosives but relieved of them. Pp. W. Peek lost his arm in a threshing machine belt. A. H. Clyde crushed right hand and suffered a compound arm fracture when his auto balked during starting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fang
Adolph Erickson
Pp. W. Peek
A. H. Clyde
Glerk
Jerauld
Madison reorganizes Red Cross Society
A mass meeting in Madison reorganized the Red Cross branch after Dr. Heston of the Madison normal school retired as chair. New officers are Chairman H. W. Holdridge, Vice Chairman Mrs. Thos. McGee, Secretary F. I. Burnett, Treasurer P. L. Schonner. An executive committee of four will aid the chairman and appoint a board of directors for Lake county. The goal is 4,000 members by January 1, 1918. current chapter membership is 900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Sr
Thor
Red Cross
Heston
Madison Normal School
HW. Holdridge
Thos. McGee
F. 1. Burnett
Asurer
Lake County
C.S. Wood
Aviation Corps
Fort Gan
Col
Fort
Logan
Denver
Wood
Pioneer Garage
Grant Williams
Milwaukee’ Railroad
Davison
John Herreth
Bridgewater
Mitch
E. A. Ruden
Bryant
Mitchell
Ro. Jones
Mason City
Milwaukee
A. EB. Hitchcock
Aakewell
California
Aberdeen
Milwaukee Railroad
Case
Otis Smith
Hot Springs
Ark
Merle Fish
Howard Dean
St. Paul
United States Marine Corps
Hgen
Paris Island
S.C
Marine Corps Training Station
Guy Brown
Chicago
Northwestern’ University
Jacksonville
Fla
Quartermaster Corps
Wells Fargo Company
Floyd Doane
Harvey Austin
Jack Armstron
Claire Coaeher
S.B. Binkley
White Laks
Tor
Calvin Coxe
Mary. Coglan
Mitchel
New York City
Sven
Coxe
J. E. Myler
Gettysburg
A.B. Fraser
Harold Card
Elmer
Redfield
Y. M
Mosiels Apley
A. Korden
K. E. Statsary
George Halsey
O. C.wood
A. B. Archer
Rotary
S. Daniels
H. S. Jones
Rain
John Glaus
Trcal Gum
Whitney More
Glaus Morris
M. Boice
Hattie Bolce
Los Angeles
Uyile
C. F. Bates
Vindordos Bates
Mt. Vernon City
Gus
Loomis
Conlon
Bergum
Badger
Unusut
Pega
University of South Dakota to offer Athletic Supervision course
Vermillion S D December 44 Instruction for those who expect to coach athletic teams will be offered by the University of South Dakota next fall. The course covers organization and management of school athletics and coaching methods. It carries two hours credit toward graduation. Director Blaine McIusick is named instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
S. D
University of South Dakota
Department of Physical Education
Blaine Mclusick
Farmers to Consider Power Development Meeting
Pierre South Dakota December 14 A meeting of the Farmers Equity Union of North and South Dakota is set for Aberdeen January 10 and 11 with speakers Doane Robinson and Senator Sterling. The focus is Missouri River power development and a forthcoming state vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Estate of John Laufenberg Deceased Creditors Notice
Notice to creditors. Frank Laufenberg administrator of the estate of John Laufenberg Deceased invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims within six months of first publication. Claims must be shown with vouchers at the administrator's residence in Ethan, Davison County South Dakota. Dated 1017.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Laufenders
Frank Laufenberg
Ethan
Davison
Dak
Estate of Margaret Laufenberg Claims Notice
The unsigned administrator of the estate of Margaret Laufenberg deceased invites creditors and all persons with claims to present them within six months after the last residence in Ethan County Davison South Dakota. Dated 1917 Frank Laufenberg Margaret Laufenberg deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Laufenberg
Frank Laufenberg
Iis
Ethan
County of
Davison
Time appointed for proving will in Davison County
Notice in the County Court of Davison County to prove the will of Owen Sheehe, deceased, and to hear the petition for probate. The hearing is set for Saturday January 6, 1948 at 10 p.m. in the Court House, Mitchell, S D, before Judge C G Thompson. Interested parties may appear and contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Davison
Owen Sheehe
Ereeling
Ellen Sheehe
Maggie Bailey
Michiel Bresnahan
C. G.thompson
Cattrell
Woman and Babe Perish in Freezing Cold near White Lake
Mrs John Crookshank roused by delirium from a sick bed in the early hours near White Lake and went out in night clothes with her three weeks old infant. Found at daylight frozen. mother near naked by a haystack and the baby beside a barb wire fence. Husband and a hired hand in the house. cause blamed on delirium from illness. Grookshanks reside eight miles NW of White Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crookshank
White Lake
Weather records fall as cold wave grips region
A brutal cold spell drives temperatures down to 27 degrees below zero at dawn and 10 below by noon. Winds intensify the chill while coal dealers warn of limited supplies to Mitchell and nearby towns. Casualties include a death from exposure and a destitute family cut off by heat. | Local readings: Watertown 2 below, Aberdeen 30 below, Madison 32 below, Yankton 21 below, Sioux Falls 28 below, with Sioux City at 20 below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putling
Mercury
Fireside League
Mitchell Ashiver
Mitchell
Ethan
Milwaukee
Alpena
Woonsocket
Oma
Toy
John Grookshank
White Lake
Watertown
Aberdeen
Madison
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Dr Hoagland Elected to National Anti-Saloon League Committee
Dr J S Woagland pastor of First Methodist Episcopal Church was elected to the national executive committee of the Anti-Saloon League in Washington D C. He represents the 46th district covering several northwestern states and succeeds a Seattle man. He will split time between Washington and Westerville Ohio, guiding prohibition policy and league work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Woagland
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
D. P. French
Assisant
South Dakota League
Seattle
Hoagland
Oregon
Washington
Seatle
Wash
Hoaglind
Holsuple
Iowa League
South Dakota
Floatland
Ife
Westerville
Ohio
National Antisaloon League
League
Wastfulness Called Treason by South Dakota Clergy
Aberdeen December 44 Reverend G T Notson urges South Dakota ministers to lead Conservation and Loyalty Day observances on December 16 1917. He calls food waste treason and stresses church cooperation with the Federal Food Administration led by Dr Gilbert Stansell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S. D
South Dakota
G. T. Notson
Federated Council of Churches of Christ
Federal Food Administration
Gilbert Stansell
Charles Bayard Mitchell
Saint Paul
Minn
Sunshine State
Herbert Hoover
Pro-German Brule Men Held on Charges
J H Wolf and William La Franz of Kimball Nebraska were arrested and arraigned before U S Commissioner Tidrick on charges of uttering pro German sentiments. They are held for grand jury hearing December 21 with bonds set at 1000 each. Wolf, a Brule County rancher, has opposed relief campaigns and paid railroad taxes for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
S. D
J. H. Wolf
William la Franz
United States
Tidrick
Chamberlain
Federal Grand Jury
Wolf
Lyman County
Mwe
Brule Young
Brule
Norbeck
Beef butchers urge economy amid meat conservation measures
Local meat dealers dispute the state food administration order to add a daily wheatless meal and a porkless Saturday to existing meatless Tuesday. They warn beef will spoil if overstocked and urge salt preservation and using all cuts to stretch supplies. They expect continued demand as western beef remains plentiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Food Administration
Charity Work Hit by War and Cold Weather
Mitchell Associated Charities faces empty budget as war aid draws donations. Local effort asks for clothing donations to aid destitute families, with deliveries at city hall and distribution by women volunteers and school teachers to identify those in need. Underwear shoes and overshoes are in greatest demand amid tightened conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Mitchell Associated Charities
John Kurvink
Associated Charities
Sixth Grader Wins Cash Prize for Red Cross Story
John Ralston, a sixth grader at Eugene Field school in Mitchell, won a $5000 prize from Woman's Magazine for a Red Cross composition. The piece, praised as well constructed and aptly chosen, reflects war themes through a juvenile lens and highlights Mitchell's Red Cross chapter history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ralston
Eugene
Field School
RED Cross
Childrren
Tak
Times
Stella Hemminger
Eugene Field School
Mitchell
Master Ralston
Woman's Magazine
War tax on parcels requires revenue stamps
Revenue stamps must be affixed to parcel post parcels for war tax. Postage under 25 cents pays 2 cents tax, plus 1 cent for each additional 25 cents or fraction. Tax paid only with revenue stamps and sender must cancel stamp with date and initials.
Severe winter limits livestock losses in Dakotas and Wyoming
Reports from Sturgis South Dakota indicate no serious livestock losses in northwestern South Dakota and northeastern Wyoming despite severe winter weather. Temperatures have plunged to well below zero with records at Gap Grouk and Lead noting extreme lows during the recent cold spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis
I. D
South Dakota
Wyoming
Gap Grouk
Bishop Lawler Leads Dedication of New Fort Randall Church
Catholic bishop Lawler of Lead presided over the dedication of a new church at Fort Randall in the Rosebud country. The church is described as one of the finest interior points in the region and marked a major ceremony for the western diocese of South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Randall
SL. D
Lawler
Lead
South Dakota
Rosebud
Yellow Coat Foyer Altercation at Local Store
The incident outside a local merchant's shop involved a man identified as S. D. Kimball and another man Dees 43. The owner refused to stand during an orchestra rendition of The Star Spangled Banner, prompting the unusual display of a yellow coat at the storefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
S. D
Dees
Catarrh Cure Claim Drives 100 Dollar Reward
Public notice touts Muis Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Proprietors offer $100 for any case not cured and promise testimonials upon request. Sold by druggists at 75 cents and Hall's Family Pills also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Mui
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
Mitchell News Summary From Mitchell South Dakota
Local notes from Mitchell include visits by Miss Viola Hofman and Reverend G Keolin, business and court actions involving the Milwaukee railroad case, and updates on residents traveling to California and joining the armed forces. Also noted are Masonic officers elected, nearby correspondence, and community schooling and Red Cross fundraising efforts.
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Allest
Ss. Cattrell
Deceas
D. Land Urge
Flag Pole
RED Cross Society
Jonh Laufenhbvre
Frank Ganfenberg
John Laufenberg
Margaret Laufenhers
Canada
Ceed
Lane A
Sis
Nisanitoba
Ells
DR. Hoagland
National Anti-Saloon League
Capital
West
D.bergman
St.paul
America
Brutle
J. H. Walf
Veal
Dail
Edeyan
Anu
Hanson
R. A. Slocumb
St Mitchell
Transantiog
Viola Hofman
Now
Roys Hoguese
W. W. Rogers
Ie Brown
Af Yankton
Patsuike Presbyterian Manise
Ues
Henry Kuhle
Salem
Yynesday
Kuhle
C. H. Luge
To Business Matters
J. E. Mair
Redfeld
A. Kinkhead
Huron
Franklyn
Alfred “Brzazowsky
Miss McDonald
Man Pen
Manse
Keolin
Yla F
Dri
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