Supreme bench picks Haney for fourth circuit
Judge Haney of this city is appointed to the supreme bench and sworn in at Pierre. Born in 1852 in Lansing Iowa, he practiced law there and in Plankinton before joining the fourth judicial circuit bench, his term set to expire January 1900 with a salary of about 3300 dollars yearly.
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Haney
Supreme Bench
D. Haney
Pierre
Judge Haney
Plankinton
Supreme Court
Lansing
Mt. Pleasant
State University of Iowa
Territory
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Frank Smith Named New Judge for Fourth Judicial Circuit
Governor Sheldon appointed Frank Smith of Alexandria to fill the vacant Fourth Judicial Circuit seat. Smith took the oath Monday, plans to hear two days weekly in chambers, and will reside in Mitchell with Miss Fuller as court stenographer. The Davison county bar gave a hearty welcome and pledged cooperation. Commissioners convened, rebates approved, and bids opened for the poor farm, Austin Clark winning a lease plan expected to save about $1000 yearly.
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Frank R. Smith
Alexandria
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Sheldon
Frank Smith
Haney
Mr. Smith
Davison County
Judge Haney
Judge Smith
Smith
Davison County Bar J
Hannett
Collins
A. E. Hitchcock
Town Investment Co
Mohr
Austin Clark
Clark
Mitchell
Champlin
TWO WEDDINGS WEDNESDAY IN MITCHELL AND WESSINGTON SPRINGS
A double wedding report notes Miss Florence McDonald uniting with Alfred U Hoon at the McDonald home in Mitchell with Rev W S Shepherd officiating. The couple will reside in Armour where Hoon works in the mercantile business. A second ceremony at Mrs Major Wallace’s home on West First Street unites Mrs Dipple with Martin Dipple, Beadle county’s county commissioner chairman, in a small gathering with a light repast.
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M. M. McDonald
Florence
Alfred U. Hoon
Armour
W. S. Shepherd
White Lake
Mitchell
Mitchell High School
Martin Dipple
S.c. Martin
Wessington Springs
Died of Old Age Emily Cotlin Dies at Home in Union
Emily Cotlin age 77 died Friday afternoon at 5 oclock at the home of D B Miller after moving from Union Iowa to join her daughter. She passed quietly with son A L Coffin arriving shortly before death and she will be buried beside her husband in Union. Dr Kettner the German physician formerly here is reported held for murder at Cincinnati in a telegram to Chief Turneaure. no details given. James O Christie stepson of Rev J H Babcock arrived from Minneapolis.
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Emily Cotlin
D. B. Miller
Emily Collin
Union
Iowa
Miller
A. L. Coffin
Ilegal
Badger
Peek
Ivan Watkins
A. J. Hitchcock
Watkins
T. J. Spangler
Haney Friday
Mt Vernon Resident James Haynes Dies After Brief Illness
Longtime Mt. Vernon resident James Haynes died Tuesday morning and was buried Wednesday. The report notes his prominence and memorializes his life in a concise obituary entry.
Death of James Haynes in Mt Vernon
James Haynes 63 died in Mt Vernon Tuesday at 3 30 am after a year of illness from kidney liver and stomach troubles. He leaves a wife and nine children. Funeral was held Wednesday at Mt Vernon conducted by Presiding Elder Boggs. He was respected as a trustworthy businessman who aided his community.
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James Haynes
Mt. Vernon
Mr. Haynes
Haynes
Boggs
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Chicago
Smith & Conyes
Teading Clothiers
Mitchell, South Dakota
John Michels
Gno'clawler
JNO
O. Walrath
V.pres
F. E. Moses
O.p.graham
Ass’t Cash
First National Bank
South Dakota
John D. Lawler
Jos. C Lawler
J. I Walrath
THOS
Fullerton Geo
Judge Haney of
the Supreme Bench
Board of County Commissioners
Miss Flo McDonald
James O. Christie
Rev. J. H. Babcock
Gray Bros
Seaman
Stearns
Levinger
Gracy
Pollard
Simpson
Indra
H. McCormick
Champeny
Champeny Bros
Alderman Pollard
W. H. Helwig
Bracy
Gray
Helwig
Brown
Messrs
Cassem
White
Gowen
Yankton Press
Dakotaa
Yankton
Brer Bowen
Senator Pettigrew
Washington
L.J. Nolan
Silas Osborne
Land Office
Bowen
D. A. Mizener
Mr. Bowen
A. B. Hager
George J&. Logan
Huron
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