Notice to Creditors in Estate of Mary R Hardesty Deceased
The administrator De Bonis Non of Mary R Hardesty deceased requests all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims must be presented at the administrator's office in Mitchell, Davison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Espy
H. C. Clark
C. Clark
Loomis
Davison
S. Oak
Mary R. Hardesty
de Bonis Non
Mitchell
County of
SL. D
South Dakota Court Summons and Mission Rally Notice
In Davison county a circuit court summons directs L F Perkett to answer a plaintiff’s complaint within thirty days after service. The document includes details of the case filed January 28 1910 with Mitchell S D as the attorney. The Great Mission Rally promotes Laymen Missionary Movement with 75 statewide conventions leading to a Chicago congress May 3 6 and an expected 4000 delegates. Mitchell hosts the South Dakota convention March 29–31 with 800 delegates anticipated. committees appoint leaders S E Morris F L Ransom J T Morrow and J W Broadbent to organize. Homes will host visitors, moderate rates, and mission literature will be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Davison
Circuit Court
Fourth Judicial Circuit
W. W. Davis
L. F. Perkett
Davison County
Main Street
Mitchell
T. J. Spangler
Mitchell, S. D
Union
National Missionary Congress
Chicago
S. E. Morris
F. L. Ransom
J. T. Morrow
J. W. Broadbent
Spencer News Roundup and Funeral of P. J. McGregor
Local items note visits by H J Kruse Art Franey and Eddie Ryan to a hardware dealers meeting in Sioux Falls. Funeral services for P J McGregor were held at the Baptist church with large attendance. McGregor born 1859 in Dunham Illinois died 1910 in Phoenix Arizona after emigrating to Iowa and then South Dakota. survived by wife two sons four brothers and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
H. J. Kruse
Art Franey
Eddie Ryan
Retail Hardware Dealers Association
Sioux Falls
Chas. Hitts
Parker
P. J. McGregor
O. H. Bailes
Auben
H. C. Lueth
Hartford
S. C
Rev. Bell
Presbyterian Church
Dunhan
Ill
Phoenix
Ariz
Iowa
South Dakota
Adie Emrath
Salem
Dean
Garrold
Baptist Church
A. F
A. M
DeMerritt
McGregor
Trains Break Through Delays As Rails Reopen
Trains gradually resume service after a freight wreck near Tulare and winter weather. The Milwaukee line clears from Monday’s stoppage and the Chamberlain line opens, with passengers reaching Mitchell later. South and east trains faced delays and detours, while crews work to restore through routes amid harsh conditions.
Weathered West Slows Stock Shipments To East Markets
Chicago stock market report notes light shipments due to cold western conditions. Cattle receipts 15,000 with prices 4.75 to 8.00. hogs 25,000 at 9.15 to 9.60. sheep 14,000 at 4.75 to 7.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Market Summary From Sioux City And Chicago
Sioux City reports cattle receipts around 500 with a ten cent bump and steer prices steady. Hog receipts near 1,500 rise fifteen cents with top at 9.25 and most sales around 9.15 to 9.20. Chicago cash close shows oats 46 to 47 cents, white corn 61 to 62 cents, yellow corn 61 to 62 1/4 cents, barley 63 to 72 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Chicago
Wheat and corn prices close in Minneapolis notes
Minneapolis Feb 23 cash close reports Wheat No 2 northern at 1.11 to 1.1254 dollars. No 3 white oats at 44 to 45. No 2 yellow corn 59 to 60 cents. barley 60 to 67 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Commodity Prices Reported for Wheat and Grains
Listing of grain prices including No 2 wheat at 1.00 with velvet chaff 98c and 96c, flax 1.95, oats 38c, corn 50c, barley 0. dlc. Addressed as a market update for February 23.
Reitzel Pastor Dies From Ptomaine Poisoning In Sioux City
Rev J R Reitzel the first pastor of the Congregational church here died suddenly in Sioux City from ptomaine poisoning. The piece notes extreme cold with several days below zero and unusually warm February conditions a decade and a half ago. Hess Ray Co won a government contract to install a water system for the federal building at 2100 dollars. artesian water proved unsuitable so a cistern system will be installed. postmaster Wells urged cisterns at project start but was not listened to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Reitzel
Congregational Church
Sioux City
Hess, Ray & Co
Double Votes on New Business Boosts Subscriptions
A 1910 contest offers double votes on all new subscriptions. New six month, one year, two year, and five year plans yield 24000, 690000, 140000, and 380000 votes respectively, while renewals keep standard votes. Standings show Mary Boynton leading with 639300 votes and many others listed by town and name as of February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boynton
Plankinton
Nellie Hughes
Hal Taylor
Loomis
Jedith Smith
Mitchell
O. W. Anderson
Lane
Louie Tenney
Mellisa Prouty
Mitchell Edgar Crown
Mary Gould-Doane
Clara Christensen
Jack Levings
Vernon
Lillian Wallis
Riverside
Hazel Stewart
Kimball
Hazel Warren
Storm Halts Milwaukee Trains From Mitchell To Black Hills
A severe snow and windstorm blocks rail traffic through Kimball Mountain area and west of the Missouri River. Eastbound passenger service reaches Mitchell late after an arduous clearing of a 600 foot snow cut. plowing fails to clear a wall of drift. No Black Hills service since Sunday. crews work to reopen line with 20 men and a snow plow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Railroad
Mitchell
Kimball Mounday
Rivee
Chamberlain
Black Hills
Kimball
Anderson
Bizade
Republican candidate for Davison Register of Deeds
D G Cox of Mitchell South Dakota announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Davison County Register of Deeds at the primary to be held June 7 1910. He seeks support from local voters and party members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Register of Deeds
Davison County
D. G. Cox
Mitchell
S. D
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Pierre
C. Dokken
Mary R. Fardesty
Semble
Missionary Movement
FURS
Bergman & CO
Palaeesne
Banks
Citizens of
J E Wells Abstract & Iaserance Co
Otto Lindekugle
Neta Master
Farmer
Carrie Lamp
C. V. Gilliland
Dakota Wesleyan University
Milwaukee
Tulare
Aberdeen
White Lake
Hills
Omaha
East
Ern Markets
Chicago Grain
Mitchell Grain Market
Clark C. Potter
City
Fred Griswold
Estella Hofsteter
Mt Vernon
I. A. Polus
Ellen Hanlon
Alexandria
Minnie K. Garrett
Wessington Springs
Ted Winters
Alpena
Clark Warren
Jenneieve Agno Mitchell
Marguerite Oschner
Willie Johnston
Florence Smith
Milton J. Cook
Ruth Davis
Letcher
Josephine Scott
Bessie Maguire
Winnie Powers
Pukwana
Neil Shirk
Rev
F. B. Barnett
Margie Fellows
Clara Wyman
Grace G. Buss
Mt. Vernon
B. S. Whittaker
Margaret Noble
Plankintoen
Kenneth Kerfoot
Grace Carter
Mabel Byrum
Bernice Hagaman
Francis Waterman
Klea Reber
Anna Wells
Grace White
Leona Steichen
Parkston
Melissa Walrath
Bertha Brandenburg
Clara Meisenholder
Mabel Kenton
Blanch Doyle
Homer C. Snow
Annie Snyder
Isabelle Hetland
Inez Doane
Alice Thurston
Olive Winnington
Mable Harter
Nellie Beebe
Lena Brant
Artesian
Bessie Conlan
Vinnie Seward
Jennie Osterloo
Emery
Caroline Naghbar
Genevieve Sweep
Pilankin- Com Welcteleicle
Myrtle Ryan
Jennie Murray
Wes Springe
Clara Granger
Gladys Schroyer
Nellie Vincent
Alexandr
Claudia Washburn
Chamberlain Wercererere Inceletelite
Juanita Prince
Florence Wilson
Susie Moran
Hazel Hobart
Woonsocket
Jennie Dewey
Bird McCormick
Celia Fahy
Ole Olson
Vera Parks
Hazel Wright
Emily Duba
Cassie Woodward
White
TMK
John H. Creighton
Luke
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