Estate of Leonhard Loven ger Deceased Probate Notice
In the matter of the estate of Leonhard Lovenger deceased an order appoints February 23 1907 at 9:00 a.m. in Davison County Court House for proving the will and for the petition of Lovenger for letters testamentary. Any interested person may appear and contest the will or file objections. Publication of notice required at Mitchell Capital at least ten days before February 23 1907. Dated January 5 1907 Judge W Abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhard Lovengar
Dayison
Leonhard Lovenger
Trustaous Lovenger
Mitchell Capital
Davison
Time for Probate of Angeline Wellman Will Set
In Davison County South Dakota the court fixes February 15 1907 at 10 am in the Davison County Court Room for proving Angeline E Wellman deceased last will and for hearing J Harris request for letters testamentary. Interested parties may appear and file written objections to letters testamentary. Dated January 30 1907.
Bartlett seeks discharge in bankruptcy case South Dakota 1907
John C. Bartlett of Davison County South Dakota asks the Southern Division District Court to grant him a full discharge from all debts provable under the Bankruptcy Act after being adjudged bankrupt on November 18 and surrendering all property. The petition is dated January 5, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of
South Dakota
John C. Bartlett
John F. Carland
Davison
Act of Congress
Hearing Set in South Dakota District Bankruptcy Case
On January 31 1907 the court ordered a hearing for March 4 1907 at Sioux Falls to consider the petition. Notice must be published twice in Mitchell Capital and mailed to all known creditors with copies of the petition and order. The clerk will initiate payment of actual expenses by the bankrupt or their attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Mitchell Capital
Newpaper
Mitchell
John E. Carland
West
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
John Thompson
University of Minnesota
H. G. McMillan
United States
O. F. Curtiss
Iowa Agricultural College
H. R. Smith
Nebraska Agricultural College
J. W. Wilson
South Dakota Agricultural College
T. L. Haecker
The Treacherous Lioness
An animal trainer warns that lionesses are more dangerous than lions due to unstable tempers and covert aggression. He cites a calm exterior masking a sudden attack, noting female cats are responsible for many trainer injuries and to beware the female predator.
Mitchell area notes mix of farms and local events
A jumble of local items from Mitchell and Prosper report land sales by W S Snyder and W Jones. Poultry prizes awarded to W S Snyder at Sioux Falls and Mitchell shows. residents ill or visiting, a near fire at a schoolhouse, sleigh riding party, and various visits, sales, and upcoming performances.
Whistler Rose Bower Draws Crowds in Ethan Lecture
Ethan and Loomis notes report Miss Rose Bower lectured in Tobey's hall and performed on cornet, drawing a large audience. The town also mentions a runaway sleigh, local births, travels, and a major Angus cattle sale set for February 20, 1907 at Beresford, South Dakota with extensive herd listings and cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan
Thomas Dabler
Mitchell
Rose Bower
Salvation Army
Hithan
Tobey’s Hall
John Craig
Hot Springs
Ark
James Tobin
John Tobin
Roy Oathout
Riverside Community Says Nearly All Suffering From Lagrippe
Clarence Wallis visited his parents this week amid a flu like lagrippe outbreak. Martha Bros and landlord shelled about 3000 bushels of corn. Margaret McGivern plans a three week vacation from W L Wallis's. Twenty five partook in a Ladies Aid dinner and a comforter was tied. No church services due to cold and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Reb
Clarence Wallis
J. I. Knupp
Mitchell
Rev
I. P. Potter
Ladies Aid
W. L. Wallis
Walter White
James Tobin
Missouri
Martha Bros
Hubbard & Palmer Co
Margaret McGivern
Rudolph Jorgenson
Hudson S. D
Clarence Taylor
Frank Weller
Fulton
Ile
Clarence
Auction of farm stock and household goods in Artesian area
Public sale announced for Tuesday starting at 10 o clock near Artesian north of Mitel with a head of horses cows and springboats and farming machinery including implements and household items. Terms cash or time on bankable security at 8 percent with a 2 percent cash discount. lunch provided. Col J S Serverson & Son auctioneers. L J Welch clerk. Casker Gerstenecker proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitel
Wiversutte
Thys
Col. J. S. Serverson
Personal Property Auction Notice in Badge Township
W. B. Lower owner will sell on Tuesday February 19 at 10 oclock at Badge township two miles southwest of Loewis four miles west of Mitchel. Sale includes horses cattle and calves Poland China and Chester White pigs chickens and turkeys farm machinery and tools cream separator milk cans household goods and piano. Terms cash under 10 dollars. Over that time on bankable security 10 percent interest nine months. Auctioneer J H Craton clerks A Shurtleff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badge
Loewis
Mitchel
Tuesdy
Poland
China
Chester Whittons
J. H. Craton
A. Shurtleff
W. B. Lower
W. J. Goodman
Public Auction of Farm Stock and Equipment Near Loomis Letcher
Public auction on the farm four miles west and one mile north of Loomis and five miles south and two miles west of Letcher in Badger township on Thursday February 14 at 10 a m. Includes nine head of horses, 29 cattle, 13 hogs, farm machinery such as a McCormick corn binder spading dies endyvate feeder seeder break ing plow work harness 50 Plymouth Rock chickens and other items. Free lunch at noon. Terms: cash on sums 10 and under and nine months on sums over 10 with approved security at 10 percent interest 2 percent discount for cash on all sums over 10. J A Craton auctioneer L J Welch clerk C J Lambert proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
Letcher
Badger Township
McCormick
Plymouth Rock
J. A. Craton
L. J. Welch
C. J. Lambert
Plays and Players on Tour Highlight Stage Stars
Lillian Russell reports a big road success for her new play. William Iaversham profits from The Squaw Man tour. Bernhardt vows no more U S visits for plays but may return for pleasure. Elsie Janis, under twenty, is a rising American dramatic star. Margaret Anglin and Henry Miller fill the Princess in The Great Divide. The Belle of Mayfair scores in New York London and English provinces. Richard Mansfield excels in Peer Gynt in book form less so. Richard Carle headlines The Spring Chicken in London and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Russell
William Iaversham
Edwin Milton Boyle
Bernhardt
United States
Elsie Janis
Margaret Anglin
Henry Miller
Princess Theater
New York
Mayfair
London
English Provinces
Richard Carle
Speaking with People Daily About Fear and Work
A thoughtful reflection notes quitting is easier than finding new work and questions the value of originality. It warns that courage to confront faults exists in daily interaction, while true success requires ability and industry beyond mere bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
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Fourth Avenue
Angeline E. Wellman
Vavisonde
J. H. ¥Erris
W. Abbey
Oliver S, Pendar
Odin R. Davis
Omaha
Seeee
Accomodation
Pasefire
C.B. Witt
Massenger
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Betewe Sane
Fabergary
S Snyder
Aiken
Mino
A. M. Pierce
Agnes Urost
Java
Charles Billman
Koltz
Blackman
Layvrippe
Badger
Nowa
Acre
Lou
Gussie Bowers
Mt. Vernon
Petter Fritts
Fred Hansen
Ira Fraser
John Fittus
James Gace
C. F. Anderson
O. ‘Y. Oleson
John P. Crone
Omer Erion
Lena Johnsons
Hans Syers
Anna Oleson
Kr. S. Rudd
Albert Fidrof
L. Merriman
Wisconsin
Charles Butts
Edward Morris
Nels Jensen
C. P. Taylor
Eagle City
Oklahoma
Vick Young
Storer
Mitchlell
I. A
I. G. Alexander
J. E. Wilson
J. B. Watkins
Ruth Crippen
Ned Smith
Presho
Guy Cowin
Edward Watkins
C. Young
Don Kier
J. S. Bonham
James Grace
Mr. Bonham
Henry Pool
Glenn Wade
O. Means
Geo Rowley
John Graves
J. W. Reedy
Cherry Valley
Beresford
S. D
Gay Lad
Amouou Sule
Peer Gynt
Ibsen
Richard Mansfield
William Collier
Denver
Gillis
Commonwealth
Bostonians
Conyes
MR. Farmer
The
Farmers’ Tribune
Sioux City
Daily Republican
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