Summons in Davison County Circuit Court
The State of South Dakota issues a summons to J I Goldhagen and Ignatz Goldhagen in Mitchell Davison County. Defendants must answer the plaintiff W S Snyder within thirty days of service, or the court will grant relief requested in the complaint. Attorney T J Spangler filed the action June 16, 1904, with another note of filing June 17, 1909 in Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
County of
Davison
Fourth Judicial Circuit
W. S. Snyder
J. I. Goldhagen
Ignatz Goldhagen
Main Street
Mitchell
Davison County
S. D
T. J. Spangler
Davison County Suit Seeks Quiet Title in Mitchell Property
State of South Dakota and J N Crow sue Charles B Bourne and unknown claimants in Davison County for quieting title to Lot thirteen, Block two in Mitchell. Plaintiff demands adverse claims resolved and title determined. summons served June 15 1909. response required within thirty days.
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J. N. Crow
Charles B. Bourne
South Dakota
Mitchell
Mavison County
S. D
Davison
Main Street
Davison County
Order to Show Cause on Petition to Sell Land
In Davison County South Dakota a county court orders show cause why executor O J Branson should not be granted license to sell the real estate of William Pool deceased Lots 8 and 4 in Mizener and Hager's addition Mitchell over debt obligations. Hearing set August 7 1909 at 10 am in Mitchell Court House. Publication to run four weeks in Mitchell Capital.
Quieting Title Suit in Mitchell South Dakota Court
Circuit Court in Mitchell Davison county hears Lewis Shuster as plaintiff in a case against Frank Gauthier and unknown claimants to Lot 7 Block 13 University Addition Mitchell. Defendants must answer the complaint within 30 days after service or face judgment sought to quiet title and determine adverse claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Davison
Circuit Court
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Lewis Shuster
Frank Gauthier
Mitchell
Davison County
University
Register of Deeds
Circuit Court Quiet Title Suit in Mitchell South Dakota
In the Fourth Judicial Circuit of South Dakota, Ole Rudd sues John O Leary Margaret O Leary and Walter W Nott to quiet title to the SW quarter of section 22 township 102 range 60 west of the 5th principal meridian Davison county. Plaintiffs attorney J J Spangler seeks judgment and asks defendants to answer within thirty days after service.
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State of
South Dakota
Davison
Circuit Court
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Ole Rudd
John O'Leary
Margaret O'Leary
Walter W. Nott
Mitchell
Davison County
Hunosver Saddl
J. J. Spangler
Estate of Lorin Q. Hardesty sale license requested
In Davison County South Dakota In County Court July 14 1909 T J Spangler administrator petitions to sell whole real estate of Lorin Q Hardesty deceased to pay debts as personal estate is insufficient It is ordered that on August 14 1909 at 10 o clock A M in Mitchell County Courtroom a show cause hearing be held why license to sell should not be granted A copy of this order to be published for four weeks in Mitchell Capital before hearing Judge Lythe Court Clerk S Cattrell Attest
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Tn County Court
Pool
O. J. Branson
Mizener & Hager
Mitchell
Davison County
S. D
O. L. Branson
L. Branson
Mitchell Capital
Said County
South Dakota
Vonmuty
Davison
Ss. Incounty Court
Lorin Q. Hardesty
T. J. Spangler
J. Spangler
Court House
Mitchell, S. B
Lythe Court
Ryburn Dies After Prolonged Illness in Alexandria
W I Ryburn longtime cashier of First National Bank of Alexandria died after a five year battle with typhoid fever, appendicitis, abscess, and bowel adhesions. He passed away Tuesday morning after surgery in Mitchell. He was a respected local businessman noted for integrity and community ties. United States Attorney Wagner and others accompanied his remains to Alexandria for funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Ryburn
Mr. Ryburn
Ryburn
First National Bank of Alexandria
E. E. King
United States
Wagner
Messrs. Peckham
B. J. King
Alexandria
Governors Urge Attendance for National Irrigation Congress
Spokane July 8 Governors from all states and territories are urged by R Insinger chair of the National Irrigation Congress board of control to issue proclamations. The congress meets August 9 to 14 in Spokane to promote forest protection river and harbor openings land reclamation roads and home-building. Proclamations aim to arouse national interest and public opinion for concerted action as millions may gain homes through wise internal development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Union
R. Insinger
Board of Control
National Irrigation Congres
Congress
Tinsinger
Irrigation Congress
Yankton After Oil Promises From Geologist’s Visit
The Yankton Press recalls past hopes of oil in the region after an experienced oil well man visited. Prof. Todd of the State University at Vermillion cited geology supporting subterranean riches beneath Yankton and urged exploration at some cost, comparing potential oil to earlier artesian water discoveries and a historic spring on the bluff above Smully Bear Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Dakotan
Todd
State University At
Vermillion
Smully Bear Valley
Bought Indian School May Become Catholic College
Father O Flaherty told Pukwana church members that Bishop O Gorman in Washington has authorized a government sale of the Indian school at Chamberlain to the Catholic society for 31500. The building would become a modern course offering commercial and classical studies, with some calling it a second Notre Dame. Omaha, the nearest Catholic college, is noted as a potential model and benefit for Chamberlain.
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Pukwana
Father O’flaherty
O'Gorman
Washington
Chamberlain
Catholic Society
Notre Dame
Omaha
Nebraska
Enry
Belive
Apple Show Head to Boost Spokane Exhibition in December
Howard Hijinit becomes president of the National Apple Show Inc, which plans a Spokane exhibition December 6 to 11 with 35000 dollars in prizes. Louis W. Hill leaves the post as last year’s head. neurologists will judge exhibits and the aim is to promote the apple industry across North America and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Howard Hijinit
Northern Pacile Railway Company
National Apple Show, Inc
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern Railway Company
Ren. H. Rice
Northwest
Proverbial Saying Featured in Short Folklore Entry
A concise proverb notes that petty thieves are hanged while great thieves are invited to dinner, reflecting on moral critique and selective punishment attributed to Germain Proverh.
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Germain Proverh
Academy of Sciences to Create Phonographic Library
The Academy of Sciences at Vienna plans a phonographic library divided into three sections. The first will store examples of European languages and dialects from the early twentieth century. The second will contain music and song from the same period. The third section will house records of contemporary orators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Sciences At
Vienna
Postmaster Notice on Leave Requests for Norfolk Division
Postmaster Carnes of Norfolk Virginia issues a notice to employees that all requests for leave of absence for toothache severe colds minor ailments funerals church sociables and similar reasons must be submitted to the division superintendent before 10 am on the morning of the game.
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Carnes
Norfolk
Mitchell Auto Parade Draws Crowds to Main Street
A Monday evening auto parade in Mitchell drew 35 to 40 cars along Main Street from the corn palace to the start point. Five autos carried the Mitchell band as spectators cheered the procession despite crosswalk jitter. The event showcased local auto interests and advertised the races planned for that day.
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Mitchell
Main Street
Corn Palace
May Irwin and Baking Powder Controversy
The article notes two errors about May Irwin and Price Baking Powder. It states that alum powder could not be used by the performers and that at the Chicago World’s Fair alum baking powders were excluded from exhibits and awards, while Dr Price’s cream of tartar powder won the highest award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Irwin
Dr. Price
Price Baking Powder Co
Smith College gowns reach historic splendor at commencement
Northampton letters describe Smith College as one of America's best dressed women's schools. A campus luncheon and matron remarks highlight an unprecedented display of gowns and hats, with Presi dent Seelye aiming for restraint in future commencements. Dressmakers estimate seniors spent substantial sums on finery. The piece notes a shift toward cap and gown amid opposition to academic garb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Boston Herald
Smith College
Smith
Seelye
Kirk Towns In Recital At Mitchell City Hall
Baritone Kirk Towns formerly of Sioux City now in Berlin sang at Mitchell City Hall Tuesday, delighting a small audience with a four group program. Noted performances included Strauss Traum durch die Dämerung and Kaun Der Steiger, plus a Toreador from Carmen. Accompanists Percy Fullinwider and Clarence Loomis received praise for Haydn, Mendelssohn, and Liszt selections. Towns praised their work and promised another Mitchell visit. piano tone from the Ellington Parlor Grand aided the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Towns
Sioux City
Berlin
Germany
City Hall
Mitchell
Mr. Towns
Strauss
der Steiger
Kaun
Mr. Town
Arthur Middleton
Percy Fullinwider
Clarence Loomis
Mr. Fullinwider
Haydn
Mendelssohn
Liszt
Towns
Republican
Ellington Parlor
R. E. Hardie Piano Co
Civic club address sparks talk on woman’s moral duties
Fragmentary dialogue shows a club discussion on a woman’s civic duties, fashion choices cited as a contrast to serious topics, with garbled remnants of a Paris gown remark and puzzling references to a tailor or customs encounter.
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Civic Club
Paris
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Vavison
Plaintif
W. Abbey
Tom Taubman
Plankinton
Taubman
Wm. Lowery
Agnes
Prtveson
St. Band
W. Abby
Attest, S. Cattrell
W E. Ryburn
First National Bank of
Indian School
Miles
Apple
Fies
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