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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1908

Page

8

Guardian's Sale of Minor Lands in Davison County SD

Mary Farrell guardian will sell an undivided three twelfths interest in part of section 26 township 103 range 62 west, Davison County South Dakota. Private sale after July 18 1908. Cash due at sale. Bids in writing to J M Newell First National Bank Mt Vernon SD.

Mary L. Farrell John L. Farrell Helen J. Farrell Davison County South Dakota Mary Farrell J. M. Newell First National Bank Mt. Vernon Guardian

Notice of Sheriff Sale on Foreclosure in Davison County

The sheriff of Davison County South Dakota issues a notice of sale under a 1908 judgment in the case Wm M Smith vs Michael Foley. Real estate described as Northeast quarter section 7 township 103 north range 60 west will be sold at public auction at the Mitchell courthouse on August 4 1908 at 10 a.m. to satisfy the mortgage debt costs and fees. Preston Hannett attorneys for the plaintiff assist.

Circuit Court Fourth Judical Circuit South Dakota County of Davison Wm. M. Smith Michael Foley A. D Fourth Judicial Circuit Sde Mitchell H. C. Cook Davison County South Daota Preston & Hannett

Crying need not a sigh but a handkerchief joke

A rhetoric class prompt yields a wry exchange as a student defines crying as a handkerchief while the Chicago Tribune tone hints at a playful misreading. The muddled closing phrase appears as garbled remnants from the page segment.

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Milwaukee Engineer Dies After Virgil Wreck

Frank Burns a Milwaukee engineer died at 5 PM at St. Joseph's hospital after being crushed in a Milwaukee Road wreck near Virgil. The accident occurred at 5 AM two miles north of Virgil when a double header engine jumped the track at high speed. Burns, about 30 and from Minneapolis, was imprisoned in his engine and caboose and died less than five hours after hospital arrival. L. J. Welch began locating Burns's relatives as his father was found.

Frank Burns Milwaukee Milwaukee Road Virgil St. Joseph’s Hospital Burns Mitchell Jim River Minneapolis L. J. Welch The Knights of Columbus

Eight Cars Plunge Into Ditch Killing Animals

A crash left eight cars in a ditch and killed animals buried nearby. Authorities report the incident occurred on or near the right of way as responders secured the scene.

Distillery Project Planned for Mitchell City

Mitchell to host a water distillery installation by J. W. Hargraves of Tampa Florida with investors D. C. Ward and Joseph Lawler of Omaha. The company has leased the Mason property on Main Street south of the.

Engineer Entombed by Engine Lever in Fatal Train Accident

An engineer in Lake City Minnesota was trapped for three hours when a reverse lever gripped him and a steam pipe scalded his abdomen. Rescuers sawed the lever and freed him as he remained conscious, with John Peterson assisting his remains to Lake City for burial. The cause cited includes a drawbar failure and engine derailment.

Scallin Bros. Incorporates Expanding Local Firm

Scallin Bros. Co. becomes incorporated about thirty days after starting. Officers named S H Scallin president C A Paige vice president Wm Scallin secretary treasurer Paige to run jewelry department and bring years of Jeweler experience to the business. The Scallin firm has long operated in Mitchell in the drug trade and built a strong business through conservative methods. J Harris of Yankton seeks Congress as a Democrat. The party convention faced a stormy session with a motion to reconsider Levi Waite’s nomination for state auditor after a bitter clash alleging star chamber influence. Simultaneously a move to oppose the program selecting Harry Wentry for another term as state chairman arose, prompted by Governor Lee who backed Richard K Lyons of Vermillion.

Scallin Bros. Co Scallin Bros S. H. Scallin C. A. Paige Wm. Scallin Paige Scallin Mitchell J. Harris Yankton Congress Levi Waite Douglas County Waite Cuimber Sessons Harry Wentry Lee Richard K. Lyons Vermillion

Democratic State Convention Nominates Electors in Rapid City

Rapid City hosts the Democratic state convention with forenoon and afternoon sessions. J TIT Goodwin of Day county and Fred C Nutting of Beadle county were nominated presidential electors joined by Calvin and Sutley. Levi Wait of Armour withdrew from the state auditor race and Roy Beach of Groton was named. Harris withdrew from the congressional race with Andrew Olson of Deadwood named as candidate.

Rapid City J. Tit. Goodwin Day County Fred C. Nutting Beadle County Calvin Sutley Levi Wait Armour Roy Beach Groton Harris Andrew Olson Deadwood

Death of Joseph M Green at Chamberlain reported

Word reached the city Wednesday evening that Joseph M Green was found dead in his Chamberlain apartments at noon. Green had been in Mitchell Tuesday for the republican state convention and, despite not feeling well, appeared in good spirits and sociable before his death was confirmed.

Joseph M Green Chamberlain Mr. Green Mitchell Joe Green South Dakota Republican National Committee

Soule and Healy Named State Officials in South Dakota

The Rapid City and Miller selections fill vacancies for secretary of state after Olson. The convention endorsed the Denver platform and urged reforms including primacy law remodeling, county experimental farms, revised initiative and referendum, good roads, and new regent policies. News notes Green’s death follows a long public career. heart failure suspected.

W. W. Soule Rapid City William Healy Miller Olson Denver Eood Roads State Board of Regents Pettigrew and Lee

Holiness Meetings Open at South Dakota Camp Grounds

Camp meeting activity rises near the South Dakota Hall as families establish tents and gear for a series running until the 25th. Evangelist Rev. Mr. Carradine is expected to deliver sermons with music directed by Mr. Inglet. President Norvell hopes for strong outside attendance and many Mitchell locals.

South Dakota Hall Carradine Inglet Norvell Mitchell

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