Notice of Tax Sale in Davison County South Dakota
The State of South Dakota Davison County notifies AL B. Tuttle and others that on November 7 a tax sale was held for Lot sixteen in Mitchell City. The property, delinquent for taxes, was sold to Lewis Shuster as owner of the certificate of purchase. Redemption ends sixty days after service of this notice.
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Sale
State of Fouli
Dakota
Davison Cuunlly
Soutsu Dakota Senus
AL B. Tuttle
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Davison Erdrooseu
Louy
D. A. Soles
Auduillon
Lhe Loch
City of
Mitchell
Dayisun Coulty
Sueuth Wakola
Wisi
Anu Securiu
Assiwucu
LO Lewis Shuster
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Notice of Tax Sale and Redemption Rights in Davison County
State issues notice regarding the November 1 1905 sale of Lot 2 in Block 2 of Diamonders Addition Mitchell for 1904 taxes. Certificate of Sale assigned to Lewis Shuster, owner of Certificate. redemption ends sixty days after service of this notice.
Notice of Tax Sale in Davison County South Dakota
Notice to R R Bowdle and others that on November 8 1905 the Davison County Treasurer sold Lot 10 Block 12 Van Eps addition Mitchell SD for 1804 taxes with costs. Certificate later assigned to Lewis Shuster. redemption ends sixty days after service of this notice.
Property Sale Notice in Mitchell South Dakota
The State of South Dakota issues a foreclosure style notice addressed to Frankie M. Fitts. On November 13 1905 the lot 3 and 4 in block 7 University Addition Mitchell Davison County were sold for 1904 taxes. Davison County bid the taxes and costs and the certificate of sale was assigned to J T Morrow February 25 1906. Redemption ends sixty days after service. deed to follow. Lewis Shustior attorney for the certificate owner.
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South Dakota
Davison County
Frankie M. Fitts
Davison
University Addition
Mitchell
Davision County
J. T. Morrow
Lewis Shustior
Notice of Tax Deed Sale for Property in University Addition
To Frankie M Pitts and unknown owners on November 13 1905 the real estate lots 8 and 9 in block 10 in University addition were offered for sale for taxes and costs. The county bid the amounts due and the certificate was assigned to J I. The land may be sold unless redemption occurs within sixty days from service of this notice. Lewis Shuster attorney for owner of certificate.
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South Dakota
Davison County
R. R. Bowdle
A. D
Davison
Lotten
van Eps
Mitchell
Lewis Shuster
Frankie M. Pitts
University Addition
J.I. Morrow
Lease of Common School Lands Davison County Auction
On March 30 1909 all unleased common school lands in Davison county will be offered for lease at public auction between 10 a m and 5 p m at the front door of the court house in Pierre. Pierre January 26 1909 O C Dokken Commissioner of Schools and Public Lands.
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Davison County
Said County
Pierre
Bids Sought for Courthouse Cistern in Mitchell
Sealed bids will be received at the County Auditor in Mitchell South Dakota until 9:00 a m Monday March 1 1909 for installing a cistern at the courthouse Plans and specifications are on file in the Auditor s office The county commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids Dated Mitchell February 1 1909 H B Anderson County Auditor
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Mitchell
S. D
Court House
Mass Meeting Highlights Y M C A moral talk in city hall
A large Sunday gathering in the city hall, called by the Y M C A, heard Secretary Parsons of Minneapolis discuss purity and moral standards for young men. He cited Henry Hay’s son and warned against drinking, profanity, and lax behavior, urging daily religious life as Lincoln did.
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van Benthuysen
Ray Dixon
Hobbs
Parsons
Minneapolis
Fred B. Smith
United States
Mitchell Association
Smith
Ethan T. Colton
Mitchell
Mr. Parsons
John Hay
Young Hay
New York
Notice of Mortgage Sale Against Stranklin and Franklin
Default on a 1908 real estate mortgage to Martha Snow, recorded in Davison County South Dakota, leads to foreclosure by sale. Administrator J. Spangler acts for Martha Snow estate. Sale set for March 27, 1909 at 2 PM at the courthouse in Mitchell.
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James Stranklin W
Lena Franklin
Mortgaugurs
Martha Bk Snow
Register of Deeds
Davison County
South Isakota
Martha Ek. Snow
I. J. Spangler
Martha E. Snow
Celi
Otis Ja
South Dakota
Mitchell
Rowley
Rt. J. Spangler
Martha Ki, Snow
TY. J. Spangler
Special Session Called by Davison County Commission
Notice from Davison County Davison County Commissioners meet in special session on Monday March 1 1909 at 10 oclock a m in Mitchell South Dakota to settle with the county auditor and to address other business before the board H B Anderson County Auditor dated February 16 1909 Mitchell S D
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Davison County
Mitchell, S. D
H. B. Anderson
Wheat price list from Mitchell Grain Market
Chicago February 17 prices for wheat and grains list No 2 at 99 cents No 3 96 cents No 4 92 cents rejected 84 cents velvet chaff 94 cents durum 78 cents flax 1.47 dollars oats 43 cents corn 48 cents barley 48 cents rye 55 cents.
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Chicago
True Friendship Highlighted at Sunday Baptist Service
Professor Perisho of the State University Vermillion delivered a thoughtful address on Elements of True Friendship Between Man and Man. He drew on the David and Jonathan story to show how genuine friendship crosses social ranks and life stations.
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Baptist Church
Perisho
State University
Vermillion
Man
David
Jonathan
Prince
State Committee Elects New Members to State Board
At the convention business session the state committee named new members to the state board: A W Kruger Groton to succeed Dr Goodfellow. J N Rodeheaver Brookings to succeed Horace Fishback. John Cressey Sioux Falls to succeed W B Engle. Re-elected: S D van Benthuysen, KF Reamer, Lauritz Miller, J T Morrow, Doane Robinson, A R Alel, G I Knappen, M D Whisman, O I Alseth, H W Hinrichs. A budget of 2500 was proposed, 500 for Indian work. Also proposed building requirements for Y M C A sites. nominations ratified. constitution changes sent back for action.
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A. W. Kruger
Groton
Dr. Goodfellow
J. N. Rodeheaver
Brookings
Horace Fishback
John Cressey
Sioux Falls
W. B. Engle
S. D. van Benthuysen
Dr. Ly
KF. Reamer
Lauritz Miller
J. T. Morrow
Mitchell
S I. Carnine
Aberdeen
D. M. Inman
Vermillion
Doane Robinson
Pierre
A. R. Alel
Lake Preston
G. I. Knappen
M. D. Whisman
Huron
O. I
Alseth
Yankton
H. W. Hi
Powers Missed His Date For Mitchell Entertainment
Snow blockage delayed Leland T Powers so he could not reach Mitchell for the Gale lecture. The east train was late and the manager reported Powers seven hours behind schedule. Telephone coordination kept townspeople informed while the committee praised the telephone staff for prompt, accurate service and sought a future replacement date.
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Leland T. Powers
Mitchell
Sanborn
Powers
Y M C A Convention Appoints Committees and Debates Tithing
Temporary Chairman Stahl opens the Y M C A convention with committees named for state, resolutions, and nominations. George C. Philips speaks on Personal Work and W. M. Parsons discusses Stewardship and the practice of tithing. Delegates pledge funds and discuss Bible study and athletics under South Dakota society plans for the Seattle Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahl
Redfield
S. Whittaker
Mitchell
H. H. Risenbark
Huron
Perry Betts
Watertown
S. Taft
Vermilion
Brookings
Ernest Washburn
Dakota Wesleyan
Resolutions Committee
Wahl
Brook
W. M. Parsons
Bruno Hobbs
International Committee
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Mr. Harning
Brookins
H. Bigger
Lawrence Todnem
A. B
Rodeheaver
Arts and Letters
Clarion D. Hardy
South Dakota Exposition Campaign in Seattle
Former South Dakota residents in Seattle push a legislative appropriation to fund their state’s participation in the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition of 1909. If lawmakers do not provide funds for construction, the campaign will pursue alternative means to support the project.
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South Dakota Society
South Dakota
Washington
Seattle
Wash
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin will prevent indigestion and dyspepsia by aiding digestion after meals. The copy asserts the remedy digests all meals, stops fermentation, reduces belching and stomach pain, and allows eating anything with no discomfort. A 50 cent box is offered.
Notable South Dakotans Listed in Who’s Who in America
The Who’s Who in America volume highlights 16 395 Americans as prominent across fields. In South Dakota 59 individuals are named, including Mitchell residents Dr. Thomas Nicholson and Dr. Samuel Weir. Nicholson has moved to New Jersey while Weir remains at the University faculty in Mitchell.
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America
United States
South Dakota
Mitchell
Thomas Nicholson
Samuel Weir
Nicholson
New Jersey
Weir
Auction Sale Near Loomis Letcher and Mitchell
Public auction on a farm two miles north of Loomis eleven miles northwest of Mitchell and south of Letcher on Tuesday February 23 starting at 10 a m. Items include cattle horses hogs chickens geese guineas sheep wagons harness plows binders mowers hay tools and miscellaneous goods. Cash for bills up to ten dollars nine months credit at ten percent with security. James Serveson and Son auctioneers Bert Beaumont clerk Frank H Foss owner.
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Loomis
Letcher
Mitchell
James Serveson
Reformation by Law in States Critics Warn
The New Orleans Picayune decries a fever to force virtue through law, claiming it already imposes despotic statutes on many states and threatens widespread material and moral damage as the movement grows.
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New Orleans
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Olney
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Leis Shuster
Lawimower
O. C. Dokken
Mitchell, So. Dak
Winter Bios
Retary Parsons
American Baptist Home Mission Society
John M. Peck
Isie
Lincoln
Lee
Mitchell Grain Market
the Baptist Church
Shoop
Shoot
Tully
Rere
Diehl & Brown
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