Notice in State v Tiffany et al Quincy Mitchell Court
State of South Dakota Davison County courts summon Frank Saukup and Lizzie D Bidwell to answer F G Tiffany's real estate quiet title suit filed December 4 1906 in Mitchell. The action seeks determinate adverse claims to Lot 10 Block 23 Original Plat Mitchell city Davison County and requests no personal costs against defendants. Respond within thirty days after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of South Diakota
Davison
Circuit Court
Fourth Judicial Clrcutt
F.G. Tiffany
Frank Saukup
Lizzie D. Bidwell
State of
South Dakota
Mitchell
Davison County
Raid
Main
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Mitchell South Dakota
Notice that Anna Spears and James Spears defaulted on a mortgage to Thomas Fullerton. The Davison County sheriff will auction Lot 18 in Block 14 D A Scotts addition Mitchell at 2 PM on February 2, 1907, to satisfy $857.26 including principal 628.00 and interest. Attorney T J Spangler represents the mortgagee.
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Anna Spears
James Spears
Thomas Fullerton
Register of Deeds Office
Davison County
South Dakota
Davison
Mitchell
D. A. Scott
City of
Foreclosure Notice on 1906 Mortgage for Mitchell Property
By order of the mortgage holder G A Johnston the mortgage on Annie and John Savage’s Davison County property is foreclosed. The debt totaling $650.45 plus taxes and interest is due. the sale will occur February 8, 1907 at 10 a.m. at the Mitchell courthouse front door. The deed covers Lot Twelve, Block Thirty-Seven in Cooley’s Guernsey Addition.
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Annie Savage
John Savage
Davison
South Dakota
George A. Johnston
Mitchell
Cooley
Guernsey
S. D
A. D
Senate railroad committee recalls fellow-servant bill
Pierre January 15 Special to The Republican Chairman Jenkins of the senate railroad committee asks to recall his fellow-servant bill reported yesterday with a pass recommendation. A joint senate and house meeting will be held to hear affected interests on proposed railroad legislation. Conservatives urge moderation after a rushed move. Glass of Codington county offered a bill for a twenty five percent cut on four freight classes and all express business, to be held until the joint committee council acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Jenkins
Sentate Railroad Committee
Senate
House
Glass
Codington County
Local option and anti-cigarette bills advance in the assembly
Pierre January 16 Special to the Republican reports the county local option bill and anti-cigarette bill introduced. A Satre bill fixes supreme court clerk salary at 1500 dollars. Drake of Davison proposes a home for inebriates at Mitchell. Jenkins seeks 50000 dollars for a Brookings agricultural college dormitory. Norby confirmed as regent. Treweek reelected mine inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Jan
Satre
Supreme Court
C. S. Drake
Davison County
Mitchell
Jenkins
Brookings Agricultural College
A. Norby
Roberts
Slocum
Nicholas Treweek
Wise Council From the South Promotes Electric Bitters Cure
J R Blankenship of Beck Tennessee touts Electric Bitters as a proven cure for back and kidney trouble. He says one bottle provided relief, several bottles cured him completely and he recommends the remedy. Sold under guarantee at Diehl Brown's drug store priced 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Blankenship
Beck. Tenn
Diehl & Brown
Crug
Resolutions Seek Investigation of Congressmen in Pierre
Special to The Republican reports two sets of resolutions in Pierre proposing investigations into the congressional delegation and officials. Cook Glass urge a joint committee to probe all such officials, while Overholser Parmley seek a mixed committee to review Gamble and others and delay the senatorial election until reports are issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Cook
Glass
Senate
House
Overholser
Parmley
Gamble
Committee On Rules
E. G. Kennedy
United States
Mr. Kennedy
Frank Morris
Frank Crane
Democrats Open To Avoid Involvement In Local Turmoil
The article notes tensions as the “jureents” claim control over the situation and plan to act reasonably, while Democrats stay noncommittal, saying the matter is not their fight and they gain nothing by joining the stalwarts.
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Youig
Campaigre
Dr King’s New Life Pills praised for gentle relief
Mr August Sherpe, overseer of the poor at Tort Madi son, Ta, endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills as superior to other laxatives. He claims they act more agreeably, do more good, and improve how one feels. 25c at Diehl & Brown’s drug store.
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August Sherpe
Tort
Madison
Mrs Kelly Found Guilty in Prostitution Case
Tuesday evening the jury convicted Mrs Kelly of keeping a house of prostitution. Sentencing is postponed to next week as attorney Hitchcock prepares to pursue an appeal to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Hitchcock
Supreme Court
Spangler
Jennie Vantloover
Abbey
Vantloover
How to Cure Chilblains
John Kemp of Hust Otisfield Maine recommends Bucklen's Arnica Salve to relieve chilblains frost bites and other skin ailments. He notes success on salt rheum and indolent ulcers and claims guaranteed cures with 25 cent price at Diehl and Brown's drug store.
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John Kemp
Hust Otisfield
Bucklen
Diehl
Brown’s
Last Words Of Famous Men And Musicians
A compilation of brief reported last sayings from notable figures including Napoleon Napoleon III Nelson Beethoven John Adams John Quincy Adams Horatio Nelson Sir Walter Scott Dwight L Mack with varying fortunes and final sentiments quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Nelson
Ludwig Beethoven
John Quincy Adams
Sir Walter Scott
Dwight L. Mack
Worth
God
Fox Terrier Ideal in Size, Symmetry and Spirit
In Home Magazine Eugene R. Cole outlines the fox terrier as the most intelligent among small breeds. He favors a gay lively appearance and a hunter like stance with a short back, lasting stamina, and the ability to chase vermin, noting weight beyond twenty pounds is not essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene R. Cole
Home Magazine
A Patient Snake in a Camp Story
In a Letters From a Surgeon anecdote, Dr. Perry of the Twentieth Massachusetts is held by Dr. Hayward as a moccasin snakes into a coat he uses as a pillow. Perry leaps free as the snake slides away, revealed by a blocked camp entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Perry
Massachusetts
Hayward
John
Opening Meeting of South Dakota Retail Merchants Assembly
The opening session at city hall drew many South Dakota business leaders as President Grimm led the meeting. Dr R E Dundas gave a warm welcome, noting state prosperity and town development through cohesive business effort. Secretary Tyler reported membership doubling and described enforcement efforts, while committees were named and discussions on mail order competition and pure food legislation highlighted the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Dundas
Iakota Central Telephone Co
Reeves
P. K. Wickhem
Alexandria
Mitchell Spain
Tie
Grimwad
M. C
M. C.2 Betts, Mt. Vernon, G. M. McLaughlin
Highmore
S. N. Blair
Volga
A. S. Peterson
F. J. Snyder
Colton
Peter Seggel
Menno
F. I. Pixley
Montrose
Finance
J. . Hanson
Canton
Elmer Waters
Iroquois
A. J. Bordah
Garretson
Resolutions
Peter Christianson
Oldham
D. H. Loftus
DeSmet
A. Fkergen
Parks
Tyler
Montgomery Ward & Co
South Dakota Merchants Convene With Strong Resolve
Opening session of the South Dakota Merchants convention drew larger attendance than the prior evening. President Grimm read an annual address stressing tough competition and lower profits, urging merchants to unite against outside firms. A. George Pederson of Chicago, for John V Farwell & Co., spoke on mail order methods with practical advice.
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South Dakota Merchants’ Convention
Grimm
Assembly
A. George Pederson
Chicago
John V. Farwell & Co
Will Furnish the Funds South Dakota merchants meet for ad advertising debate
The South Dakota Retail Merchants Association closed its session with an address by C. M. Day of the Sioux Falls Argus Leader on using steady advertising to compete with catalogue houses. Officers were elected and resolutions urged legislative influence to empower the state dairy and food commissioner and defend retail merchants against corporate consolidation.
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South Dakota Retail Merchants’ Association
C. M. Day
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader
Day
J. E. Walker
Chester
Express
A. K K. Grimm
Parkston
L. S. Tyler
Sioux Falls
H. O. Rime
Dell Rapids
G. Mittle- Sstaedt
Milbank
Edward Oschner
Kimball
L. G. LeVoy
Webster
Robert Sundstrom
Beresford
T. J. Hansen
Canton
D. H. Loftus
DeSmet
P. F. Wickhemw
A P. MacMillian
W.H. H. Buntley
L. N. Crill
A. Bh. Lee
T. J. Courshon
Dairy and Food Commissioner
United States
Grimm
Mitchell
Aber Deen and Mitchell Vie for Convention Host
Delegates chosen to attend next summer’s Traveling Men's Convention and the druggists' convention as C M Hopkins touts Aber Deen and N D Butterfield promotes Mitchell. Peter Seydel of Menno and Edward Qoschner of Kimball named as delegates. Members return home after a successful gathering.
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Mitchell
C. M Hopkins
Aberdeen
N. D. Butterfield
Covention
Peter Seydel
Menno
Edward Qoschner
Kimball
Association
Business Men Social Evening With Mitchell Club Jazz
South Dakota Retail Merchant’s Association members enjoyed a hospitality night at the Mitchell Club rooms hosted by the Commercial League. Guests toured the facilities, played billiards and cards, then gathered for an informal program with remarks from H. C. Preston Falls Argus Leader and Day praising Mitch ell progress and the Mitchell Way. The Nichols Mandolin orchestra Earl Brown and Bobbie Ward provided entertainment while impromptu talks wrapped the event in pleasure.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
C. M. Day
Sioux Falls
Day
Corn Palace
Nichols Mandolin Orchestra
Earl Brown
Bobbie Ward
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Jay
Craton
Fourth Avenue East
Webster, Cook & Co’s
T. J. Spangler
S.D
Mortgagee
G. A. Johnston
Drake
Bill
Wise Council
Mrs. Kelly
Mrs. van Hoover
Fee
Ble Minded Institute
Napoleon
France
John Adams
Jefferson
Napoleon III
Sedan
Dr. Conneau
Fox Terrier
P. F
Wickham
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Hostetter
Dr. King
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