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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1906
Page
8
John W. Birge has filed an application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail for lots 7 and 8, block 2, original plat, Third ward, Mitchell South Dakota. The City Council will hear the request December 31 1906 at 8:00 PM in City Hall Council Rooms. Citizens may appear and state reasons against issuance. Dated Mitchell South Dakota December 8 1906 J G Markham City Auditor.
C R Norris filed for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors at retail for lot 11 block 19 original plat Second ward Mitchell Davison South Dakota. Hearing set by City Council on the last day of December 1906 at 8 PM in the Council Rooms. Citizens may appear and oppose grant of license. dated Mitchell December 8 1906.
Notice that J J Schliingen filed for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors at retail for lot 4 block 18 original plat first ward Mitchell Davison South Dakota. City Council will hear the application December 1 1906 at 8 PM in City Hall where objections may be raised. Dated Mitchell SD December 8 1906. C G Markham City Auditor.
James Fogarty and XL. . Geiger co partners filed an application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail for lot 18 block 12 original plat Second ward Mitchell South Dakota. City Council will hear the application on the list day of Dec 1906 at 8 PM in City Hall. Any person may appear and give reasons why permit should not be granted. City Auditor J G Markham.
Notice states W O Stephens has a retail liquor permit for lot 13 block 12 original plat Second ward Mitchell South Dakota. City Council will hear Dec 31 1906 at 8 pm in City Hall. public may object. Dated Mitchell SD Dec 8 1906. Also notice by Markham City Auditor regarding Tobin and Gormley co partners applying for similar license. hearing Dec 31 1906 at 8 pm. city council rooms. objections may be raised. Dated Mitchell SD Dec 8 1906.
Mortgage sale notice states Lane John Savage and Johnston pledged property in Davison County SD. Principal 200 plus interest 335.45 taxes 115 paid. Foreclosure set for Feb 8 1907 at 10 am at the court house front door Mitchell SD. Describes Lot Twelve, Block Thirty seven Cooley's Guernsey addition. Attorney G A Johnston represents mortgagee.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places in a terse local item. Readable parts reference a person and a place but lack clear action or outcome. The readable text suggests a routine note or brief, not a featured event.
Reading the capital estate notice shows Annie DeLong named administratrix of the Oscar DeLong estate. Creditors and all persons with claims must present them with vouchers within four months after first publication to Annie DeLong at her Mitchell residence in Davison County South Dakota. Published December 2006.
Notice states Anni Spears and James Spears defaulted on a mortgage to Thomas Fullerton recorded in 1903. Foreclosure by public auction set for February 2, 1907 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Mitchell South Dakota. Lot 18 Block 14 D A Scotts addition Mitchell described. amounts due $628 principal $209.26 interest $10 attorney fee total $857.26. THOMAS FULLERTON mortgagee T J Spangler attorney for mortgagee.
George W. Judge files for a retail liquor license for lot 12 block 19 original plat in Mitchell Second ward. City Council to hear December 31 1906 at 8 00 p m in council rooms. any rebuttal or objections may be presented to the authorities. J G Markham City Auditor. Dec 10 1906.
Thomas P Navin has filed an application for a retail liquor license for lot 6 block 18 original plat in First ward Mitchell South Dakota. The City Council will hear it on December 31 1906 at 8:00 p m in City Hall Council Rooms. Citizens may appear and present objections. Dated Mitchell South Dakota December 8 1966. J G Markham City Auditor.
Notice is hereby given that Jacob Buyer applies for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors at retail at lot 10 block 13 original plat in the First ward of Mitchell South Dakota. The City Council will hear the application on the 15th day of Dec 1900 at 8:00 p m in the Council Rooms City Hall. Any person or party may give reasons why the license should be denied. Dated Mitchell S D Dec 8 1906 J G Markham City Auditor
State of South Dakota Davison County circulates a summons in Circuit Court against Krank Saukup and Lizzie D. Sidwell. The complaint seeks to quiet title to Lot 10 Block 23 Original Plat Mitchell South Dakota and to determine adverse claims. Defendants must answer within thirty days after service. no personal costs requested.
Prizes were awarded in the state corn show with strong scores in the southern and central districts. J B Millett of Hudson topped the yellow dent class with 95, earning cash and two dealer orders. L D Shawn of West Sioux Falls won white dent, plus a special prize boar. District and county winners were named, and Mitchell supporters urged permanent station status with next year’s show. Officers elected: A H Chamberlain president and H Warner secretary.
The Corn Growers Association met in Mitchell with about 400 present including new farmers arriving by special trains. Officers to be permanent were to be elected. resolutions urged state funding of 1200 for meetings and premiums. thanks to Mitchell citizens and the University of Illinois for Prof. Hume. location for next year set for Mitchell, with an amendment favoring permanent Mitchell location.
A resolved motion to establish no more than five sub stations was adopted. The legislature is asked to create five experiment stations with sites at Midland in Stanley county, in the state's northern region, and in the southeast. Highmore already hosts one. President Gault of the Vermillion university spoke to farmers and gave an engaging talk.
At the close of the show on Thursday afternoon the corn used in the corn school sold at auction for seeding. Four bushels brought 14 dollars, with some special cars at 15 cents each. The event concluded last night with addresses by Prof. van Benthuysen of Dakota Wesleyan and Prof. Perisha of the State University Vermillion.
President A C Chamberlain addressed the corn topic with practical insights for farmers aided by Prof Hume and Prof Cole during a highly useful session. The gathering discussed constitutions and by laws prepared by J M Evian, elected officers including A J Wimple and J M Elion, and planned experimental sub stations with Secretary Warner.
The Corn Growers Association held an evening session at City Hall with President Chamberlain outlining aims to increase ears per stalk and yield. Prof. A H Hume urged acclimated seed, four cultivations in Illinois style, shallow plowing, and planting late May, praising South Dakota as a rising surplus corn state.
A 90 day offer proposes The Capital in connection with either The Weekly Inter Ocean or The Semi Weekly Sioux City publication at stated prices. Sample copies available on application.
An elderly man recalls a childhood practice of taking soap as medicine for cramps headaches and other complaints. He describes his mother cutting a chunk from a yellow soap cake and forcing him to swallow the nauseating dose, which he dreaded yet believed in its efficacy.
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