South Dakota Court Quieting Title in Mitchell Property
In Davison County circuit court A D Walpole sues Bessie Atkins J C Atkins Mattie Stevens Amelia Atkins Myra Sawyer Lou Lucas and others heirs and unknowns to quiet title to Lot 4 Block 14 M Hi Rowley's addition Mitchell asking judgment to determine adverse claims. Service of process required within thirty days. no personal judgment sought. Plaintiff attorney Spangler signs filing dated February 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Daokta
Davison
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Walpole
Bessie R. Atkins
J. C. Atkins
Mattie A. Stevens
Amelia Atkins
Myra C. Sawyer
Lou A. Lucas
J. T. Atkins
Owler
J. C Atkins
State of
South Dakota
Circuit Court
Court House
Mitchell
Davison County
M. Hi. Rowley
John Watn
Lieu Eine
Rathi
Dh Spangler
Mortgage Sale Notice in Davison County South Dakota
Default on mortgage by James M Parker and Julia Ann Parker 1902. Amount due 465.70 includes principal 400, interest 39.08, taxes 16.93, attorney fee 10. Foreclosure by sale on March 14 1908 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door in Mitchell. Sheriff to conduct auction for Davison County. T. J. Spangler, Attorney for Mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Parker
Julia Ann Parker
Davison County
South Dakota
Office of Register of Deeds
Towit
Davison
Mitchell
T. J. Spangler
Notice to Creditors Amanda M Kratz Estate
Notice is given by Reuben N. Kratz administrator of Amanda M. Kratz deceased to creditors and others with claims against the estate. They must present vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at A. I. Hitchcock Mitchell South Dakota Davison County. Dated Web. 4th 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Harker
Preston & Hannett
Mitchell
Davison
Joseph Harker
Amanda M. Kratz
A. I. Hitchcock
Southakota
South Dakota
Reuben N. Kratz
Summons in quiet title suit in Davison County
In Circuit Court Fourth Judicial Circuit South Dakota. Plaintiff Spangler sues unknown heirs creditors and others claiming any interest in real estate in Mitchell Davison County. Defendants must answer within thirty days after service. no personal judgment requested. Dated 1908.
A Creed Full of Leaks From a Baptist Address
Rev. Mr. Conant spoke at the Baptist church on Wednesday night denouncing unsaved creed claims. He argued debt payers are still robbers without God, and that true care for family goes beyond basic needs to nurture the soul through divine fellowship. Several attendees rose or signed cards as he urged deeper spiritual instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Mr. Conant
Isine
Nicholson
Two veteran Milwaukee engineers to leave James River division
George S. Perry and Henry Noble, the oldest engineers on the James River division between Mitchell and Aberdeen, will transfer to the Pacific coast extension. They will go from Aberdeen to Milwaukee then Lind Wish, with premier rights on construction trains and future passenger runs on the coast division. Their move follows the completion of the western extension and reflects high regard for their careful service and popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Missouri River
Aberdeen
Pacific Coast
James River
George S. Perry
Henry Noble
Messrs. Perry and
Noble
Jim River
Mitchell
Milwaukee
Aberdeen American
Milwaukee Road
Washisgton
Dphey
Milwaukee Wish
Lind Wish
Messervers
Lombard, von
Northern Pacific
Lind, Wash
N. P
Montana
Lind
Messrs
Noble and
Perry
Milwauukee Road
Krensan
Louis McDonald
Mr. Noble
Mr. Perry
University Dining Hall Waiters Strike for Evening
Mitchell college notes describe a student waiter strike at the dining hall with substitutes and a staged table presentation. R H Dolliver, mission head in the Black Hills, spoke in chapel. Rev Dolliver is senator Dolliver’s brother. Glen Martin visited Miss Grace Norvell. juniors publish a noted annual with two hundred cuts.
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College
Mesmorial Hall
Upper
R. H. Dolliver
Black Hills
Dolliver
United States
Iowa
Rey
Mitchell
Glen Martin
Boulder Colorado
Grace Norvell
Ninde Stebbins
Humble confession of Wall Street swindler Morse
The Baltimore American notes Morse showed humility at his grand larceny arrest. It argues justice treats him like any offender, reinforcing public faith that the crusade against financial crime levels the playing field between the rich swindler and ordinary thieves.
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Baltimore
The Land of Dollars at Gale Theatre
Ezra Kendall presented George Ade's comedy The Land of Dollars at the Gale theatre to a good audience. Kendall leads a strong supporting cast and keeps the crowd laughing with light humor and a short curtain speech about pleasing the public without profanity or alcohol.
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Ezra Kendall
George Ade
Gale Theatre
Wkencall
Jim
Mr. Kendall
L Kendall
Endall
Mitchell
Kendall
Lookout Inn
Atlanticity
Miss Marry
Sallinger
Pickled Shrimp Relics and Florida Tarpon in Want Ads
Billville notices report two gallons of pickled shrimps arriving from Florida and a Florida tarpon in four jugs with corks out. The itemed war relics await pickup from Lookout Mountain, per the express office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billville
Florida
Lookout Mountain
Courage of a Little Girl Braving Icy Dry Run Rescue
Eleven year old Helen McMannaman fell through thin ice on Dry Run near the round house while crossing to school. She surfaced twice, fought to stay afloat, and dragged herself to firmer ice, escaping drowning with minor injuries and fatigue. Authorities commend her bravery.
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Round House
Helen McMannaman
Helen
Bond Election Sees Women Vote On School Bonds
Voters weighed a $69,000 high school bond Tuesday amid heavy activity. Women gained the right to vote after a morning attorney general ruling, with turnout rising in the afternoon though total city participation remained partial. Ward results followed.
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Pierre
President Roosevelt Blocks Massive Indian Lands Sale
The Kansas City Star reports President Roosevelt blocked a plan in which the Chickasaw and Choctaw tribes would sell 500000 acres of coal lands valued between 820000000 and 150000000 dollars. A syndicate of white philanthropists offered up to 85 or 1 per acre and even beads as incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Rooosevelt
Farmers Elevator push for South Dakota organization
L M Doyle banker of Letcher leads a drive to unite South Dakota farmers elevators. He has called a Sioux Falls convention of managers for March 5 to discuss organizing against dominant grain firms. Replies from over 90 percent of managers show strong support for the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
L. M. Doyle
Letcher
Farmers’ Elevator
Doyle
Sioux Falls
Old Line
Elevators Prepared for Business Across the State
The report notes several elevators of this class nearing operation as preparations continue, with three or four already set to open and commence business throughout the state.
For Rent Two North Dakota Farm Lands Near Mt Vernon and Letcher
For rent a half section about 31g miles NW of Mt Vernon offering 220 acres after plow with hay land seeded to timothy and clover. A woodlot runs through the property with a good well and small house and rent is one third of crop. Also a quarter section three miles SE of Letcher near Looais with 120 acres cultivated and partly fenced pasture, flowing well, shade trees, good improvements, rent one third of crop. Both properties are saleable with cash terms. contact BE L Hosteter at Raymood hotel Mitchell SD or permanent address Waterloo IA.
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Mt. Vernon
Timothy
Letcher
Looais
Her Habitual Sneer in Washington Star
The dialogue features Miss Cayenne critiquing novelists entering politics. She says the novelist’s method resembles a politician’s, withholding meaning until ready and then revealing a point of little consequence. The exchange highlights literary views on public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cayenne
Catholic Fair Opens with Supper and Concert in City Hall
The annual Catholic Fair began in the city hall auditorium with a chicken pie supper and strong patronage. A well received program featured Florence Winsor on piano, James Wall and Lucille Evans singing, Clarice Bras reciting, and Laura Saul closing with a vocal, followed by dancing to Mowery's orchestra.
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Tueday
Florence Winsor
James Wall
Lucille Evans
Clarice Bras
Laura Saul
Mowery
Milwaukee Pacific Coast extension reaches Terry
The Chicago Milwaukee and Saint Paul Railway extends its Pacific Coast line to Terry Montana crossing the Yellowstone River for the first time. Trains run Aberdeen Marmarth daily except Sunday Marmarth Terry daily. Track lays at five miles daily. Completion Chicago to Butte by May 1908 and to Seattle Tacoma about a year later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Pacific Coast
Terry
Montana
Yellowstone River
Marmarth
North Dakota
Missiouri River
Aberdeen
Record
Chicago, Milwaukee
Property Selling Advantage Dims Advertising Demand
It will require less advertising to sell property now than at any other season of the year. The note hints at a shift in market dynamics for homes and related sales, suggesting improved selling ease despite limited context.
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Pattorney
State of South Dakota
M. D. Lewis
C. E. Lewis
W. M. Lewis
Mary Josephine Barnard
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Grant E. Lewis
Nina M. Lewis
J. Spangler
J. H. Craton
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Atlanta Constitution
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Raymood Hotel
Mitchell, S. D
Waterloo
Washington Star
Chicago
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