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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1909
Page
10
This formal notice to Daniel T. Olney and others states that on a specified day a tax sale was conducted by the Davison County Treasurer. It names Lewis Shuster as owner of the certificate and warns redemption must occur within sixty days from service to avoid transfer of property title.
State of South Dakota Davison County issues notice to Hk R Bowdle that on November 8 1905 the county treasurer sold Lot 10 in block 12 Van Isps addition to Mitchell for 1904 taxes. Certificate later assigned to Lewis Shuster. redemption must occur within sixty days from completed service or deed will be made.
Notice of tax sale and redemption rights for Lots 3 and 4 in Block 7 University Addition Mitchell South Dakota and Lots 8 and 9 in Block 10 University Addition Mitchell. Davison County originally bid the delinquent taxes and assigned the certificate to J T Morrow. Redemption within sixty days after service. deed will be issued if not redeemed.
Notice to Vincenz Zimmerman and others that on the November 13 1905 taxes for 1904 became delinquent for Lot 5 Block 42 University Addition Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Davison County bid taxes costs and a sale certificate issued and later assigned to J T Morrow. Redemption possible within sixty days from service.
Notice is given by the administrator of the estate of Mary J VanDenburg deceased to creditors and others with claims against the estate. They must exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at Mitchell Davison County. Dated January 14 1909. J W Broadbent Administrator of said estate.
Executor of William Murphy deceased notifies all creditors to present vouchers within four months to George W Toland executor at his Mitchell South Dakota residence. Dated January 16 1909.
Sheriff Plotner pursues Charles W. Gardner from Stearns residence to Sioux City after he loads his wife, children, a team of horses, and furniture onto a Milwaukee freight car bound for Oklahoma. The train crew confiscates the goods to cover unpaid freight and rent, while Gardner reportedly leaves town amid debts and illness, with several University students losing clothing and gear.
In Pierre on February 2, a strong suffrage push faltered as the house rejected the Senate’s universal proposal. Debate highlighted a property qualification critique and a witty jab at a speculative Rip Van Winkle lot. House vote ended 47 for and 54 against. lawmakers Drake and Helgerson aligned with the affirmative. Senate measures on county treasurers and election reforms were introduced.
Miss Florence Gear leads in Marrying Mary at the Gale theatre delivering dainty humor and song. Karl Roche and others charm the audience with robust performances while light staging and a new spotlight stunt draw audience delight. Tonight James J. Corbett visits Mitchell in Facing the Music a farcical comedy.
In Pierre on January 31 the House battled over Bill No. 2 granting the Board of Pharmacy control of the drug law, with the Food and Dairy Commissioner proposed by opponents. A division rejected a substitution favoring the commission, and the pharmacists won passage 85 to 15 after major support from druggists and physicians. The session also adjourned after Wyman's bill to cut the county seat court-visit distance, and Warner proposed double election boards per precinct. A capitol building bill was reported unanimously and aims to improve the capitol and grounds financed by state credit.
The Pierre Capital Journal notes turmoil at the state capital after Governor Vessey named A. E. Hitchcock, brother of Senator Hitchcock, as the Democratic member of the state board of education. Senate dissent centers on Baldwin Bow en and Spafford factions claiming a party betrayal and lack of consultation.
Don Osbon will captain the Huron team this fall after previously playing left half for Huron. Miss Ethel Jayne has been ill, and Nina Hager visits from Huron college. No classes on the annual day of prayer for Methodist colleges. Debating team members named for the ladies debate with Huron. Revival meetings start in the chapel. Warfield leads Y M C A talk. Students attend stock show and hunting trips. Snowstorm unroofed the Athletic park grandstand prompting a future building bee. Ex Professor Graham visits with College Singing Girls. Severe cold causes class dismissals in unreachable rooms. Le roy H Morris now in Aberdeen organizing music classes across several towns.
The Sunday service schedule filled the day with morning worship Sunday school and Junior Society. A large Young Peoples meeting attendance followed by a gospel service heard a sermon titled Why I am Saved and not Lost outlining salvation as provided sought experienced and knowable. Seven young people were baptized after last Sunday's sermon.
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