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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1909

Page

3

Notice of Tax Sale for South Dakota Property

In 1904 Davison County, South Dakota, notice is given that A L Sputtle is to sell Lot Sixteen in a subdivision within Davison County to recover delinquent taxes for the year 1900. The sale occurs on a date to be determined with the certificate holder Lewis Sullivan, owner of the tax sale certificate, and redemption is possible within the statutory period, otherwise the property will be conveyed.

Vivenk Mieven Seolis Sulu J. Llutii Llu LeWis Dsliusle Lewis SsHlUsrneis

Notice of Tax Sale and Redemption Rights in Davison County

A notice states that property in Davison County South Dakota was sold for delinquent taxes for the year due. The holder of the certificate, Lewis Shusthir, warns the owner that redemption must occur within sixty days of completed service, or the land will be foreclosed.

Dilay Cua A. D Suid Colinity Brayvi- Sun Chousceu Sidle Bivek Lhiuvily Mitchell Dayison County Souin Duakola Saiu Dayison Davison County Wid Charns IV Lewis Disaster Lewis Shusthir

Notice of Tax Sale in Davison County South Dakota 1905

State of South Dakota Davison county exposes for sale on November 13 1905 Lot ten in block twelve Van Eps addition to Mitchell for 1904 taxes. Certificate of sale issued to Davison county later assigned to Lewis Shuster holder. Redemption expires sixty days after service of this notice or deed will be made.

South Dakota Davison County R. R. Bowdle A. D Davison Lotten van Eps Mitchell Lewis Shuster Frankie M. Pitts University Addition Davision County J. T. Morrow Davi J. Morrow

Notice of Tax Sale Redemption for Mitchell Property

Davison county sold Lots 3 and 4 in block 7 University addition Mitchell SD for 1904 taxes. Certificate assigned Feb 28 1906 to J T Morrow now owner. redemption ends 60 days after completion of service. deed issued upon failure to redeem. Lewis Shuster attorney for owner of certificate.

Notice of Tax Sale Redemptions on University Addition Lots

On November 13 1905 Davison County issued a tax sale certificate for lots 8 and 9 in block 10 University addition. The certificate was assigned to J after redemption will expire sixty days from service of this notice unless redemption is made.

Notice to Creditors Estate of Mary J VanDenburg Deceased

The administrator of the estate of Mary J VanDenburg deceased notifies creditors and all claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be presented at Mitchell Davison County. Dated January 14 1909. J W Broadbent Administrator.

Mary J. VanDenburg Mitchell Davison W. Broadbent

Notice to creditors estate of William Murphy deceased

Executor George W Toland publishes a notice to creditors for the estate of William Murphy deceased. Creditors must file vouchers within four months at Toland residence Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Dated January 16 1909.

Notice of Mortgage Sale in Davison County South Dakota

Default under a 1903 mortgage by James R Franklin and Lena Franklin to Martha E Snow leads to foreclosure by sale. Administrator J J Spangler, appointed after Snow's death, declares full debt due. property at Mitchell in Davison County to be sold at public auction on March 27, 1909 at 2 PM for cash. Description: Lot 4 Block 1 Rowleys Addition.

James R. Franklin Lena Franklin Martha E Snow Register of Deeds Davison County South Dakota Martha 5 Mitchell Rowley Tt. J. Spangler Marthe J. Snow T. J. Spangler

Benzoate of soda deemed safe by Roosevelt commission

The Indianapolis News reports Dr Wiley is knocked out by a Roosevelt commission of experts who declare benzoate of soda a safe preservative even in large amounts. The panel promotes its stomach benefits and claims treated foods lack prominent minerals, while urging laymen to choose for themselves what to eat and avoid benzeated products if desired.

Indianapolis Wiley Roosevelt

Severe storm shuts trains and schools across region

A historic blizzard moved through Monday afternoon and intensified overnight, bringing zero temperatures, deep snow drifts, and fierce winds. Rail service halted on Milwaukee and Omaha lines, with freight and passenger trains stranded and roundhouses jammed by snow. Schools suspended for the day and limited mail delivery continued in the business district as rural routes remained stalled.

Milwaukee Road Aberdeen Anderson Chamberlain Omaha Milwaukee Here Worthington Hoff Huron Sioux Falls Western Union McGrath Minneapolis Twin Cities Chicago Purdy

Railroads Abandon Trains. New Trains Enter City

Since last night trains have entered the city after railroads abandoned their services. Local officials report crews restored routes and passengers note changes in schedules and service levels.

Corbett Leads Mitchell Theatrical Hit In Comedy

James J. Corbett headlined as a supporting actor in Facing the Music with Eleanor Montell Amanda Hendricks and others. The audience responded with hearty applause despite pre‑show skepticism, praising the cast, the detective character, and the Koolish orchestra.

James J. Corbett Lee Littreet Corbett Mr. Corbett Jim Eleanor Montell Amanda Hendricks Joseph I. Sullivan Corwin Luskmoor Charles Horn Fitzsimmons

Diapepsin claims quick relief for indigestion

An advertisement extols Pape’s Diapepsin as a fast remedy for indigestion and related symptoms. It promises digestion of meals within minutes, no fermentation or gas, and immediate stomach relief after taking a 50 cent case. A Scots anecdote about a priest and laborer is included as filler.

The Morning After Storm Delays Rail Lines Across Dakota

The storm abated by morning but left deep drifts complicating repairs from Mitchell to Chamberlain. Crews faced a 50 foot deep snow hole as a head engine stalled. trains to Sanborn and Sanford, plus additional routes, were delayed. Snowplows cleared lines east toward Mitchell and Aberdeen while embargoed lines remained inactive. Local merchants faced delivery disruption as milk routes and goods stalled amid heavy snow and packed crust.

Astie Sanborn Chamberlain Black Hills Rapid City Mitchell Sioux Falls Aberdeen Jim River Anderson Here Iowa and Dakota Division Wilson Beebe Sioux City Scotland Couts Omaha Worthington Brandon

February reports from Davison county schools and teachers

The first week of February kept the superintendent busy with exams for eleven teacher candidates on February 4 and 5. New terms began for Hazel Fitch in Lisbon No 8 and Edith Starks in Union No 31. Twenty-one teachers attended a Mitchell district meeting with praise for attendance pay and its benefits, plus notes on recent teacher awards and library certificates. Senator Kittredge and T. C. Burns donated historical maps for county schools. Viva Mooney closed Badger school and filed on land before attending the meeting.

Hazel Fitch Bridgewater Lisbon No Edith Starks Mitchell Union No Quigley Republic Florida Binns T. C. King Hamlin County Loomis Dewey Sand Conrad Oleson Vivian Wilson Doris Wilson Vivian M Hoffstetter Kittredge T. C. Burns Davison Viva Mooney Badger

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