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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1904
Page
12
James Fogarty and L Geiger Ceara filed for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors at retail on lot 18 block 12 original plat Second ward Mitchell Davison South Dakota. City Council hearing set December 10 1904 at 7 30 p m at City Council Rooms for any objections. J G Markham City Auditor.
Notice of application for permit to sell intoxicating liquors filed by John Michels and Fred Tob'n as co partners. Details include filing date and venue for public inspection and objection. Names appear as primary applicants with no further background in the readable text.
B M Johnston filed an application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail for lots 17 18 1 20 block 19 original plat Second ward Mitchell Davison South Dakota. City Council will hear the application on December 30 194 at 7 30 p m at the Council Rooms. Any person may appear and state reasons against granting the license. Dated Mitchell December 5 1904 J G Markham City Auditor.
Dan Hudler filed for a retail liquor license in Mitchell South Dakota. The proposed location is Lot 12 Block 19 original plat Second ward. The safe application will be heard by the City authorities.
Notice is given that N Orr Norris filed for a retail liquor license for 7 block 2 original plat Third ward Mitchell Davison South Dakota. The City Council will hear the application on December 30 at 7 30 pm at Council Rooms where objections may be presented.
Chas Martin filed in the city auditor’s office an application for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors at retail at lot 11 block 12 original plat in Mitchell SD. The City Council will hear the application December 30 1904 at City Council Rooms. Persons who oppose may appear and present reasons. Mitchell SD December 8 1904 City Auditor J A Markham.
Notice to creditors for the estate of Mary Hofstetter late of LaCrosse Wisconsin summons all claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers to the administrator with will annexed. Claims must be presented at the office of T J Spangler in Mitchell South Dakota within four months after first publication as ordered by the County Court judge.
State of South Dakota announces in Davison County Court that on December 24, 1904 at 9 a.m. in Mitchell the foreign will of Elizabeth R Champeny will be proved and admitted to probate. The hearing seeks letters testamentary for Tiley M Champeny and invites interested persons to appear and contest.
Notary public Hitchcock certifies witnesses Stephen Seahin and William Seallin acknowledged the partnership certificate dated December 8 1904. Clerk S Cattrell of Davison County records that the original certificate was filed December 6 1904 and copies are true and complete.
The State of South Dakota summons Marrilia H Chapman Iowa & Dakota Land Company and Daniel C Alston to answer a December 20 1904 complaint filed in Davison County Court Mitchell South Dakota. Defendants must file within 30 days after service or plaintiff PRESSON HANNETT will seek relief.
Mt Vernon notes report the Dode Fiske Co. performing a concert and dance Saturday night drawing local interest from Dee and Mt Vernon. Nearby incidents include a back door winery disturbance, Christmas greetings, and community updates from Ethan and Hihan areas.
Mr and Mrs Larson of Hillside visited relatives in town while O L Larson of Mitchell made a business trip Saturday. Rev James Crowthers left the M F E church of Wessington Springs. Harry H Week of Mitchell fills his post and drew a large crowd despite bad weather. The Huhan State Bank sold its old building to Geo Sands for 600 dollars. The bank plans a two story parking house on the corner west of the restaurant, bought from Hugene Graves for 235 dollars. Mrs Rose Vickers of Mitchell visited her parents. LL A Cauthout joined Schmolier Mueller Piano Co of Sioux City. Epworth League meeting on East Sabbath was well attended under Mrs John Nolt. Mr Roberts is building a large residence south of Phil Tobin’s. Friends gave a farewell for Mr and Mrs Frank Cole on Dec 1 as Mr Cole prepares to vacate his hardware store on Jan 1.
Mr Sholes mother and father from Iowa spend winter in Bethel. Chauncy Bates and Hazel Wheeler visit A H Hubbard. There will be no preaching next Sunday for Christmas. Lut Rey Bowdish to visit Jan 1. John Everson travels to Norway for two months. A basket social at Bethel church on Saturday evening Dec 31 with all baskets sold for fifty cents. Everyone invited to attend.
Planon residents report Mr. Marks shipped a carload of fat stock to Sioux City Tuesday. J C Blenkiron and Charley visited Sunday. Electric line talk links Mitchell to Madison. Hudson of Sanborn visited. John Everson travels to Norway. Logan place water well fails. dynamite charge tested with no result. Will Rowley and wife visited Dan Bayley Tuesday. Bayley moved two hog loads to Loomis Tuesday.
Prosper notes a holiday greeting and family news as Prank Schaub visits from Chamberlain. Rumor claims the Pouch brothers sold the Anderson ranch to townspeople. Clara Schaub visits Ethan. George Rowell adds a house addition. Madison resident Mr. Moore visits his daughter. Prosper teachers and pupils attend a rally in Mitchell. Local students plan a week of Prosper school vacation.
A humorous quip from the Philadelphia North American contrasts the phrase fountain of information with artesian well, suggesting the source yields more pressurized or surprising data than a simple metaphor.
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