Suit Notice in Fourth Circuit Court South Dakota
James D. Allen sues Margarett Jane Halloway and Davison County in Davison SD seeking relief in a circuit court action filed December 13 1909. Defendants are summoned to answer within thirty days from service and to respond at Mitchell SD office. no costs taxed against nonappearing defendants. Dated April 15 1909. T J Spangler attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Davison
Fourth Judicial Circuit
James D. Allen
Margarett Jane Halloway
Davison County
Main St
Mitchell
T. J. Spangler
S. D
Notice to Creditors Estate of E J Quigley
Executrix Maria L Quigley of E J Quigley deceased notifies creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within six months of first publication to the executrix at Mitchell National Bank Mitchell SD. Dated December 4 1909.
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E. J. Quigley
Mitchell National Bank
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
Estate of D H Brown Administratrix Notice
Estate of D H Brown deceased invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims go to the office of the county judge in Mitchell Davison County. Dated November 30 1909. Catherine E Brown Administratrix of the estate.
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D. H. Brown
Mitchell
Davison
Catherine E. Brown
Mrs Joseph Harker Dies After Illness in Los Angeles
Mrs Joseph Harker died Sunday at her Los Angeles home after a two week illness. She previously lived in Mitchell and was active in the Methodist church. She leaves a husband, two sons and three daughters. interment expected in Los Angeles.
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Joseph Harker
Los Angeles
Cal
Plankinton Chronicle: Local News Roundup and Events
Arthur Earl is laid up with a sprained knee and a temporary buyer is appointed. A December wedding unites Joseph Frazee and Miss Dick O'Dell at the Methodist parsonage. Robert Meade suspects his own stolen chickens were used at a supper. Aurora teachers pass the exam. Pierre reports twenty of twenty seven pass. Charles Dunlap falls ill after a restaurant incident but improves. Canadian visitors from Crosefield return for visits. Local families travel for holidays. County option league plans campaigns with White Lake figures in attendance.
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Robert
Aurora County
Pierre
Charles Dunlap
Joseph Gunselly
Mamie
Crosefield
Alberta
Canada
S. A. Wilson
I. L. Miller
Bucyrus
Ohio
Frank Miller
County Option League
Hitcheock
J. H. Dunbar
J. H. Cloge
White Lake
Plankinton Defeated by Mitchell Intermediates in Rough Bout
The Mitchell Intermediates of the Y M C A routed Plankinton high school 69 to 13 in an evening basketball game. Mitchell led throughout as fouls kept Plankinton from scoring more. Mitchell lineup included Les ter, Cook, Hofstetter, Lovinger, Berry. Plankinton players Auld, Emile, Anderson, Taylor. Plankinton had limited practice and the match lacked expected spark.
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Mitchell Intermediates
Plankinton High School
Plankinton
Mitchell
Lester
Cook
Hofstetter
Lovinger
Berry
Auld
Emile
Anderson
Taylor
Visiting team falters amid lax training and lenient fouls
The report praises well executed plays and good floor coverage by the home team while noting the visiting quintet underperformed, blamed on poor training facilities. Referee Leo Aspinwall officiated as the game officials were notably lenient, reducing the score against the visitors.
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Leo Aspinwall
Stamp Supply Letter Urges Prepaid Coin Rolls
Postmaster J E Wells publishes a post office department letter noting rural carriers in a New York county collected an average of 15 one cent coins weekly. The notice urges patrons to prepay stamp supplies and provide coin receptacles to ease winter deliveries and prevent carriers losing money.
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J. E. Wells
Postoffice Department
New York
For Sale Cars and Poland China Boars Ad
For sale several classic cars including a four cylinder 60 H P Stearns seven passenger touring car and two 1907 Pierce Racine five passenger cars plus a 1906 Rambler surrey type touring car all fully equipped. Also Poland China boars from J S Perfection line with papers. Contact Morrison Motor Car Co Chicago or L D Powers Mitchell for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Stearns
Morrison Motor Car Co
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Poland
J. S. Perfection
L. D. Powers
Mitchell
Wanted Good Girl for General Housework and Wages
Classified notice seeking a reliable girl for general housework at two addresses. One ad offers modern conveniences and no washing with contact 160. another lists Mrs T J Spangler at 220 Fifth Avenue East. a third from Mrs Wm Smith at Lawler and Fifth Avenue East offers good wages.
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T. J. Spangler
Fifth Avenue East
Wm. M. Smith
Lawler and
Geo. Arneson Jr
East Fifth Avenue
O. E. Cassem
Markets Hold Steady With Little Change in Prices
Grain and stock prices show parity with minimal shifts as market reports relay steady quotes. United Press wire notes overall stability and hints at detailed yesterday results on the last page.
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United Press Associations
Chicago Cattle and Hog Receipts Report
Chicago market receipts show 183000 cattle steady at 4.20 to 8.00 per hundredweight, 23000 hogs trading slow to 8.20 to 8.70, and 15000 sheep active at 3.60 to 5.75 per hundredweight.
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Chicago
Sioux City Live Stock Cattle Receipts Mixed Lower
Chicago Wheat at 1.17 percent, corn 6256, oats 44 cents. Sioux City live stock market reports cattle receipts 960 with steadier tone, hogs receipts 3,000 five cents lower, prices range from 8.05 to 8.70.
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Canada
Shaw
United States
United
Manitoba
Ochewan
Alberta
Immi- Kation
Ottawa
Jaw
J. M. McLachlan
Watertown
S.D
Chicago
Sioux City
Minneapolis Wheat Prices and Grain Quotes
Minneapolis-Wheat markets show No. 2 grain at 1.02 dollars and No. 3 at 1.00, velvet chaff 98 cents, No. 2 96 cents, flax 1.80, oats 35 cents, corn 51 cents, barley 50 cents. Also a note advertising Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy claiming no opium or chloroform and safe for use.
Insanity Board Rules on Bruhn Case
The county board of insanity composed of Dr R C Warne State Attorney W M Herbert and Judge Abyey ruled Arthur Bruhn mentally unbalanced and remanded him to the sheriff awaiting immigration bureau results. Bruhn arrived from Mt Vernon six weeks ago with prior nervous trouble treatment in Dresden Germany and faces possible deportation as he is not yet a US citizen. He is largely paralyzed on his left side and answered questions slowly through interpreter O E Browne. The board will reconvene on January 8 to decide final disposition.
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County Board of Insanity
R. C. Warne
W. M. Herbert
Abbey
Arthur Bruhn
Mt. Vernon
Plotner
Bruhn
Immigration Bureau
Dresden
Germany
New York
United States
O. E. Browne
Lost watch and dog notices in local alert
Lost a lady’s hunting case watch attached to a neck chain and offer reward. Also misplaced a brindle and white bulldog puppy last Sunday. contact F. M. White with any information.
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F. M. White
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Rim
Eded
Dr. Shoop
Maria L. Quigley
J. Quigley
Los An
Geles, Cal
Geo Just
I Avenue
L. H. Johnson
South Duff Street
Wm. Anderson
Ed Goheen
Ben Dickson
East Third Ave
T. _H. Ocheltree
Brunswick Balke Collender Co
H. G. Nichols
A. H. Doyle
Second Avenue West
Mitchell Printing Company
M. B. A. Lodge
W. HR. Stegner
S. Dak
Chicago Grain
Minneapolis
Mitchell Grain Market
Liberty Mtg Assn
National Bank of Commerce Bldg
Minneapolis, Minn
Hicks
Hay
Floyd Fisher
Good Samaritan Sanitorium
Council Bluffs
Bidwell
Second
Third Avenue
Sterling Tipton
West Fifth Avenue
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