Notice to Creditors Estate of Oscar DeLong
Notice is given by Annie DeLong administratrix of the estate of Oscar DeLong deceased to creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Address for claims is Mitchell in Caylson County South Dakota. Dated December 15. Annie DeLong administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar DeLong
Annie DeLong
Mitchell
Caylson
Dnkota
Summons in Case in Fourth Judicial Circuit of SD
State of South Dakota Davison County summons defendants Frank Saukup and Lizzie D Bidwell to answer the Dec 4 1906 complaint filed in Mitchell court. The suit seeks quieting title to ten block twenty three Original Plat Mitchell SD and warns failure to answer within 30 days leads to relief requested. no judgment for costs against defendants personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Davison
Fourth Judicial Circuit
G. Tiffany
Frank Saukup
Lizzie D. Bidwell
South Dakot
Mitchell
Davison County
Main Street
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Mitchell South Dakota
Default on a mortgage by Anna Spears and James Spears to Thomas Fullerton triggers foreclosure by public auction. Davison County sheriff will sell the Lot 18 in Block 14 D A Scotts addition Mitchell at 2 pm February 2, 1907. The claim lists $8387.26 total due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Spears
James Spears
Thomas Fullerton
Register of Deeds Office
Davison County
South Dakota
Mitchell
D. A. Scott
City of
Foreclosure of Davison County Mortgage in Mitchell
Notice states Annie and Tohu Savage defaulted on a 1900 mortgage to George A. Johnston. With $650.45 due including $200 principal and $335.85 interest plus $115 taxes paid, the mortgage will be foreclosed by sale at the Court House front door in Mitchell on February 8, 1907, at 10 am. Property described as Lot Twelve, Block Thirty-seven, Cooley's Addition to Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Savage
Tohu Savage
Davison
South Dakota
George A. Johnston
Register of Deeds
Wierens
Mitchell
Cooley
Dak
S. D
A. D
Senator Gamble Won Out in Joint Republican Caucus
In Pierre on January 9 the Republican legislature caucused to endorse Senator R. J. Gamble amid accusations. Gamble defended the charges, noted payrolls, and explained salary use for his schooling. The caucus endorsed Gamble, with broad county support and enthusiastic applause.
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Committee of Congress
Washington
Winsor Daugherty
Yankin
Bridgeman
Vermillion
McClaren
J. J. Schleda
Wilson
Ralph Gamble
Willis French
Dillion
Yankton
House
Senate
Senator Gamble
Gamble
Legislative Committees Reported for House and Senate
Pierre January 10 Special to Republican lists probable chairmen for house and senate committees. Senate chairs include Agriculture Merry. Appropriations Byrne. Education Tobin. Judiciary Wilsie. Public Health Welch. Ways and Means Docrine. and others such as Highways Robertson, Banking Pepperal, Insurance Perkins, Railroads Goodsel, State Affairs Greene of Jlamlin, and Public Lands Jules Shober. House chairs include Appropriations Grace. Agriculture Grace. Banks Issenhuth. Education Lanum. Immigration Lee. Insurance Whittmore. Highways Olson. Federal Relations Parimley. and Charitable Institutions Gropeniser, among others.
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Pierre
Cuairnan
House
Senate
Agviculture
Merry
Byrne
Thompson
Turner
Serowges
Sweeney
Tobin
Clay
Cooper
Robertson
Pepperal
Perkins
Vessey
Laxman
Wilsie
Dillon
Bell
Bryan
Englesby
Welch
Danforth
Greene
Devel
Goodsell
Cook
Jules Shober
Senate Journal
Jlamlin
Jenkins
Temperance
Johnson
Docrine
Ways
Lincoln
Goodner
Lothrop
Table
Agriculture
Grace
Boster
Issenhuth
Gropeniser
Fitch
House Journal
Carley
Lanum
Olson
Clark
Lee
Whittemore
Wooley
Gamble Faces Support After Opposition Fold
The article notes no current investigation of Senator Gamble beyond sympathy shown by allies. J. G. Kennedy, leader of the opposition, says he will stop efforts. Gamble was visited by many supporters who praised his straightforward handling of accusations and he plans to return to Washington in a few days.
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Tauner
Ife
Washington
Speaker Chaney Performs Committee Shuffle in Pierre
Pierre January 9 special to Republican reports Chaney busy forming committees with a Friday target for announcements. Kirbs of Brown county remains education chair and Parmely on hills. Senate names Dillon judiciary chair and Bryne on appropriation. three new panels on apportionment, state buildings and grounds, and insurance and banking split. John M. Erickson of Sioux Falls acts as private secretary to Governor Crawford temporarily.
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Pierre
Chaney
Kirbs
Brown County
Parmely
Hills
Senate
Dillon
Bryne
John M. Erickson
Sioux Falls
Crawford
Corn Palace Statement Shows Solid Public Support and Net Balance
W M Smith, treasurer of the corn palace committee, reports 1906 funding success with a postevent balance of 88.02 after paying 3424.96 on last year's debt. Receipts total 14913.44 from balance, tickets, donations, and other sources. disbursements include building, labor, advertising, lighting, and debt payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Smith
Corn Palace Committee
United States
Mitchell
Mitchell National, Commercial and Savings
First National
Western National bank to build four story office in Mitchell
The Western National bank holds an annual meeting approving a capital increase to 100000 dollars and plans a four story bank and office building at Third and Main. Directors elect S I Morris president and J P Loomis cashier and intend to begin space planning and tenant arrangements soon. A terse late note includes threats from a caller claiming intent to harm the recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western National Bank
Erning
Joseph Starker
I. W. Seaman
M. M. Doyle
John HW. Creighton
R. P. Loomis
S. Q E. Morris
Mitchell
W. J. Blain
Redfield
S. I. Morris
J. P. Loomis
Northwest
Third and Main
Morris
Advertising Offer for Capital Publications
Our Clubbing Offer presents a 90 day deal on The Capital with two publication options The Weekly Inter Ocean priced at 231.95 and The Semi Weekly Sioux City Journal at 1.60 The Farmers Tribune Sioux City also available with a 1.24 price sample copies provided on application
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Inter-Ocean
Sioux City Journal
Farmers’ Tribune
Sioux Chi Bo
Hadoneses
Threatening letter to will in court over house of ill fame case
States Attorney Spangler received a threatening note dated Sioux Falls and mailed from this city promising dire vengeance if he prosecutes the three women arrested months earlier for involvement with a house of ill fame. He intends to press charges despite the threat. The letter mocks his past actions and warns of consequences if he pursues the case.
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Spangler
Pierre
Sioux Falls
Prince Louis Napoleon Killed by Zulus in Showdown
A graphic account from Sir Evelyn Wood recounts Prince Louis Napoleon being killed during a Zulu pursuit in 1879. The prince fought bravely as Labanga and seven Zulus closed, a broken saddle wallet dumping him, a spear strike piercing the left shoulder, and a final clash denying escape.
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Louis Napoleon
Zlus
Evelyn Wood
Sir Evelyn
Labanga
Jangalebele
Labangsa
Died a beggar John Stow the famed antiquary
John Stow born about 1525 to poor parents learned tailoring and for forty years worked with needles. He read legends and histories in spare time, became a devoted collector, traveled on foot to gather old papers, and copied and annotated them with care. At eighty he sought royal aid, James I granted him a beggar's garb to beg alms, and he died two years later.
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John Stow
James I
Man Blowing Smoke Through Nostrils May Spread Disease
A historical note warns that smoking smoke through the nose could disperse germs. Citing The London Lancet, the piece suggests eye and nasal mucous secretions trap microbes, which may be carried into air and inhaled by others, spreading hay fever and related complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyndall
The Mystery of Pope’s Skull in a Bribed Replacing Swap
A phrenologist holds Pope’s skull in a private collection after a churchyard disruption when the coffin was moved. The sexton was bribed to switch the skull with a different one, a theft costing £50 including the bribe, and the original skull was not returned.
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Alexander Pope
Pope
His Stubbornness Becomes Schoolyard Quarrel
A parent questions a boy about an argument with his friend Jimmie. The boy insists he is merely stating the facts, but the parent says the boy remains stubborn and refuses to understand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie
Stu’ Orn
Pure Drug Commissioners Endorse Medicines Under Pure Food Act
The Pure Drug Commissioners insist medicines be compounded strictly per the Pure Food and Drug Act of June 30 1906 and guarantee the Bitters to meet the standard. This statement claims merit and urges first time trial.
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Promotion Almanac
An old advertisement touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters claiming it cures indigestion poor appetite dyspepsia colds and other female ailments. It offers a free 1907 almanac from any druggist or dealer.
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Craton
Fourth Avenue East
Webster, Cook & Co’s
Dee
T. J. Spangler
S.D
Mortgagee
G. A. Johnston
Dr. King
Sen
Michels
VanOsdel
Hare
Wolsmuth
Garver
Trumb
Eystrom
Drake
Brown
Scott
Hamiston
Legislative
House and Senate
A. W. Chase
Casper Walton
Michigan City
Ind
A.W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Corn Palace
Mitchel
Cutes
Isioux Falls
Spanelei
I Ding
Calumet
Popes
the Pure Drug Commissioners
HAMM
Hamm’s
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