South Dakota Live Stock Meeting Highlights State Unity
The eighth annual South Dakota Live Stock Association gathering in Mitchell drew about 150 stockmen and featured remarks by President Babcock and Secretary Wilson. P F Wickham urged farmer support and noted SD progress in cattle quality, while discussions covered pavilion funding, future sales, and sheep and swine husbandry with calls for practical farming and stronger industry ties.
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Court House
Babcock
Wilson
Association
C. D. Hardy
Hitchcock
Hardy
South Dakota
Elss
Mitchell
P. F. Wickham
Alexandria
Wickham
Watertown
J. M. Erion
Elion
Blion
J. M. Elion
Carey M. Jones
J. H. Craton
South Dakota Swine and Wool Growers’ Association
Bankrupt George R Morris seeks discharge in South Dakota hearing
District Court of the United States southern division, South Dakota, sets a bankruptcy hearing for George R Morris of Mitchell Davison County. He seeks discharge from all debts under federal bankruptcy acts. hearing scheduled April 3, 1911, in Sioux Falls. Notice will be published in Mitchell Capital. creditors to appear with claims. Auction list includes horses cattle hogs chickens wagons and farming equipment with terms of sale and payment details.
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District Court of the United States
District of South Dakota
Southern Division
John E. Carland
George R. Morris
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
Congress
A. D
Sioux Falls
John B. Carland
Oliver 8
Pendar
Public Farm Auction Near Mitchell- Feb 7 Sale
L. D. Puff owner sells at public auction on his farm one mile north and five miles west of Mitchell on Tuesday Feb 7 starting at 10 o clock. Items include seven horses 1200 to 1350 pounds twenty nine cattle three Poland China shoats seed corn three hay stacks 150 chickens assorted household goods farm machinery and more. Cash on sums under and credit until Nov 1 1911 at 10 percent on approved security. J H Craton auctioneer M F Patton clerk
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Mitchell
Poland
China
J. H. Craton
M. F. Patton
L. D. Puff
Cards of thanks and court ruling in Hamlin county case
Cards of thanks express gratitude for support after the loss of their son and brother, Mr and Mrs T S Barker and family. The supreme court denied the writ of prohibition in the county seat fight in Hamlin county, leaving records at Castlewood.
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T. S. Barker
Sale and Lease Notice for South Dakota Lands
Sale of common school lands in Davison county set for April 3 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the county courthouse front door. On April 14 all unsold lands not under lease to be leased at public auction from 10 a.m. at the courthouse. Pierre, S. D. January 30, 1911. Fr. F. Brinker, Commissioner of School and Public Lands.
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Davison
Said
Said County
Pierre
S. D
Notice to Creditors Estate of Edward A Goheen Deceased
The administratrix Emma Goheen announces to creditors and others with claims against Edward A Goheen deceased to present them with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be filed at Mitchell in Davison County South Dakota. Dated January 27, 1911.
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Edward A. Goheen
Emma Goheen
Mitchell
County of
Davison
S. D
Notice of assessment for Montana Standard Mining Co
The trustees of the Montana Standard Mining Co announce a one half percent assessment on capital stock due by February 21, 1911, payable to James Glover secretary pro tem at 115 Hamilton St Butte. Unpaid shares by March 25, 1911 will be delinquent and sold at public auction to cover delinquency and advertising costs.
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Montana Standard Mining Co
James Glover
Secetary
Hamilton St
Butte
Mont
Sec
Hamilton
Pol and China sows to be sold at Homestead farm sale
I will sell twenty three good Pol and China sows guaranteed with pig at the Homestead farm one mile northeast of depot at 1 oclock on Wednesday Feb 22 1911. If storm interferes sale will be held next day at 1 pm and those who arrive will be entertained. Five good boats for sale.
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Babcock
Homestead
Depot
Funeral of Mrs Sieg Held. Several Children Left
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm for Mrs Mathilda Sieg age 67 who died Friday of stomach cancer. Rev F W Loose conducted the service at Graceland cemetery with pallbearers Gottlieb Scheurenbrand Adolph Scheurenbrand Herman Haneman Wm Lemke John Lemke and William Riggert. She was highly respected and leaves several children. The notice also lists local ads for Mitchell Boiler and Machine Co and a farm auction result near Ethan with total sales of 4600 dollars and notable prices for horses hogs and cows. It mentions Hart-Parr gasoline kerosene plowing engines and a Dispatch error about Senator Hitchcock’s legislative affiliation.
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Bier
Mathilda Sieg
F. W. Loose
Graceland Cemetery
Gottlieb Scheurenbrand
Adolph Scheurenbrand
Herman Hanneman
John Lemke
William Riggert
William Riggert. Mrs. Sieg
Mt. Vernon South Dakota Community Notes
Mrs H H Garei left for San Antonio Texas. A son was born to Mr and Mrs All Wheeler January 21. Mitchell visitors included Misses Millie King Ruby Smiley Ella Mabbott and Mrs Alfred Helgerson. Sunshine Rebekah lodge met with Mrs Spink state president present. Fat stock shipments began winter with several named shippers. Various locals visited Mitchell Chicago and Sioux City. schools and dances noted.
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Mt. Vernon
S. D
H. H. Garey
San Antonio
Tex
All Wheeler
Millie King
Ruby Smiley
Ella Mabbott
Alfred Helgerson
Mitchell
W. M. McDonald
Lagrippe
M. J. Dougherty
Frank Meekins
Arthur Cain
George Good
Sara Bailey
Sioux City
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
O. W. Lugland
Wm. Wiseman
Casper Althen
Campion Bros
Wm. Cornwell
Grant Trone
Davis and Williams
Frank Reynolds
Ole Lugland
Mexico
Mrs. Taylor
E. E. Owens
J. W. Constable
Helgerson Implement Co
W. W. Davis
Chicago
Leonard Helgerson
Elk Point
Miss Knappe
Mabel Tewes
Mable Kuens
Hazle Haynes
Otto Kuchenbecker
Rose Konz
Louie
John Nolt
Alfred Kittleson
Bessie Mabbott
Plankinton
Scott
Storla
Lang House
North Main Street
Arthur Bdodstrup
Betts
M. C. Bettis
Millard Helgerson
Geo. Downs
John Haynes
Haynes
Harry Dixon
O. E.brown
Z. Welch
Paul Cooper
Stickney
Geo. Harris
Mr Packard Delights Audience With Crayon Work
A Tuesday evening event featured Mr Packard presenting crayon work to a large audience. The display impressed attendees with skill and expressive pieces.
Corn cultivation and seed selection for high yields
A piece by Gus Haines explains corn as a vital U S crop for food and feed. It stresses choosing pure bred seed, early soil preparation, deep plowing, harrowing to create a mellow seed bed, and proper planting depth. It also covers harvest timing, ensilage in summer, and crib storage with good roofing.
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United States
Lisbon society notes and local changes in January
Fine weather for January and moving activity as Floyd Jenks and C C Wheeler relocate machinery. Wallace York hosts an oyster supper with Mrs W York serving well. Neighbors visit, hogs marketed, and Dart items. Scarlet fever easing and local folks out. Des Moines senate results show Porter and Young leading, with Kenyon and Garat also noted.
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Floyd Jenks
C. C. Wheeler
Jerry Showalter
Mitchell Goers
John Miller
Geo. Miller
Frank Butterfield
Butterfield
Ben Barnard
Mitchell
Vick Mosquist
En Vane Green
Des Moines
Laws
Porter
Des Recrat
Young
Kenyon
Garat
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Hirod
P. E. Murphy
Oldham
Murphy
Vandemark
E. L. Spurling
Skinner
Matt Ginsbach
Hartford
Insbach
M. Monson
Odin R. Davis
Eash
Judge Bros
W. J. Brrant
Chas. Johnson
Fr. F. Brinker
Howard A. Goheen
The
Montana Standard Mining Company
Jan
D. O. Pringle
Bridgewater
So. Dak
Fary
Warner’s
Redfern
Sahlin
Nemo
Butterick Patterns and Style Books
Jae
C.e.vermilyea
W. HE. Rathbun
Mitchell Boiler and Machine Co
Frank Comes
Ethan
Mr. Comes
St. Paul
H. E. Hitchcock
Committee On
Senate
North Dakota
Ross Jacobs
Kimball
Victor Norwegian Church
B. P. Nicholson
Eva.Comfort
H. C. Cook
John Trotter
Dollie Nolt
Vida
Stella Shane
Isthan
Voglie
Kozy
Gus Haines
Beulah Township
Lisbon
S. C
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