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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1904
Page
6
The administrator of Juniata Bracy deceased notifies creditors and others with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication at the administrator's office in Division County. Dated June 20, 1904. E Bracy is the administrator.
Mortgagee Albert Wocknitz triggers sale by Davison County Sheriff for the note secured by the December 4 1904 mortgage covering the north half of the south half of section 15 township 101 north range 60 west in Davison South Dakota. The date is July 30 1904 at 10 AM at the Mitchell court house. Preston and Hanne tt represent the mortgagee.
Executor William F. Channon gives notice to creditors and all claimants against the estate of Robert Channon deceased to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims may be shown to executor or to T. J. Spangler, resident agent, Mitchell, Davison county, South Dakota. Dated Mitchell South Dakota June 17 1904.
State of South Dakota Davison County court announces for Sarah A Lloyd estate that on July 2 1904 at 9 a m in Mitchell court will hear the will and appraise the issuing of letters testamentary to Adella Gordon and Myrtle Lloyd Kennedy. Heirs Adella Gordon Jennie M Millner Lillie B Ayres Myrtle Lloyd Keptinay James H Lloyd may contest. W Abbey County Judge. S Cattrell Clerk.
Notice is given by Fred Widmann executor of the last will and testament of Louisa Widmann deceased to creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims should be shown at his office in Mitshell city Davison County. Dated June 11, 1904.
Notice is given that Simon A Dickson has filed for Letters of Administration of the estate of James Dickson deceased. A hearing is set for July 10 1904 at 10:00 a.m. at the Court House Mitchell Davison County to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Petitioner is represented by Preston & Hannett.
At the bride's parents home in Tyndall on June 21 Mr. Arthur S. Cory of Chehalis Washington wed Miss Johanna Kiehl bauch with Dr W I Graham of Mitchell officiating. The event included a formal ceremony and a wedding dinner attended by about forty relatives and friends.
Backache relief pitched with Kidney Ettes claiming cure for kidney troubles. Ad notes price 25 cents and lists L. O Gale as source. The compact notice presents a product pitch without medical validation.
Co D hurriedly prepared for the state encampment of the national guards. Orders from Adjuntant General Conklin shifted departure from Friday to Thursday. A 41 man company under Lt James Gregory left via the Omaha road Thursday evening, with Thos Briggs as quartermaster. They traveled to Water town by special train from Salem, joining additional detachments en route. Captain Williams Lt Kimble and several privates could not accompany the company and remained behind Friday.
Medical advertisement promises revitalization with tablets named Man-Er-Vine. Claims to feed the brain blood and nerves and restore vigor. Authored by L. O. urging trial of the product.
The Ringling Brothers circus promises the largest show on earth with a one million dollar free street parade and a vast menagerie. The 85 double-length railroad cars will transport 40 elephants and a range of spectacular acts, including Jerusalem and the Crusades, arena performances, trained animals, horse fair, and Roman hippodrome races. The event will be exhibited in Mitchell on Saturday, July 16.
Mitchell dispatches a strong party to Canton for the state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic and Woman's Relief Corps. The group includes J. W. H. Nolt, Lillie Patterson, John Grace and family, R. T. Robinson, Commander Wm. Nash, A. G. Pringle, Philip Lucas, and others. Some will stay for part of the Epworth League Assembly, which runs Thursday to Tuesday, July 12.
The advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for painful smarting feet growing nails corns and bunions and as a comfort for tight shoes. It claims instant relief for sweating callouses and tired feet and notes trial packages are free available through Allen S. Olmstead LeRoy New York.
A group of local teachers joined Misses Mable and Pearl Jackson Miss Sarah Scallin and Miss Mary Windle traveling Monday to the St Louis Exposition. Mrs C W Johnston and daughter Marie and Mr and Mrs C W Gillis with son Floyd and daughter also attended. On return they plan Ohio visits and Mr Gillis will stop in Chicago for a large shoe purchase.
On Tuesday July Sth between 11 am and 8 pm Mitchell residents may consult Dr Frederick Wellington Buck M D M B superintendent of the South Dakota Sanitarium at Aberdeen. He reports record business in its first year with an average of 250 patients per month and only one death certificate. He uses diverse methods, avoids poisonous drugs, and can estimate cure time and costs in advance. He treats ruptures piles hydrocele and varicocele without surgery and aims to restore health through natural remedies. Consultations available. if outside Buck's line he can refer to a specialist. Don’t forget the date.
R. White of Coachella California sues a local doctor for 12.50 claiming the charge is excessive in a cholera morbus case. White alleges the physician praised his skill and medicine and avoided admitting whether Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was used. The patient notes the remedy's sales by druggists.
Mr George K Babcock of North Plain Connecticut was thrown from a wagon and badly bruised. He used Chamberlian's Pain Balm freely and praises it as the best salve for sprains and bruises, claiming it cures in one third the time of other treatments and noting it is sold by all druggists.
A party of Milwaukee County officials arrived by special train for a thorough inspection of river approaches. Attendees included W. J. Underwood C. F. Loweth J. B. Moll and E. D. Sewall from Chicago and Minneapolis. The visit fuels belief that actions may occur at the piant soon.
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