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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
8
Executor Frank J. Williams notifies creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims must be filed at T. J. Spangler’s office in Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Dated July 8 140.
Sheriff H. C. Cox lists an execution notice for Davison County South Dakota with attorney T. J. Spangler named for the plaintiff.
South Dakota Davison County County Court July 8 1906 estate of Henry Bugbee deceased administrator J L Hannett petitions to sell all real estate to pay debts order to show cause August jth 1906 at 10 am Mitchell Court House publication for four weeks in Mitchell Capital and service to interested parties ten days prior to hearing judge presiding.
A Brookings appointed committee of fifteen from the State Educational Association met in the city Tuesday to draft a report on introducing moral and ethical training in South Dakota public schools. Attending were State Superintendent Ramer, President Droppers of the State University Vermillion, Miss Helen S. Peabody All Saints School Sioux Falls, Aberdeen Superintendent Kiddy, Yankton Superintendent Wenzlaff, Prof T F Graham representing Dr Thomas Nicholson, among others.
An Elgin man recounted how Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved a comrade from cholera morbus during a march from Washington City. J K Houghland of Eldon Iowa praises the treatment and notes decades in immigration work. Sold by all druggists.
Sheriff Cook returns with two prisoners after the unknown man’s murder. Vey and Williams confess to involvement amid cross examination by States Attorney Spangler. Vey details a six or seven man party and a demand for money ending in the shooting. Williams later admits to shooting after demanding the money and forcing the unknown to surrender. Both claim the other bears responsibility. Putzier identifies the suspects and witnesses back the state. The pair waive examination and await the fall term. bonds set at $1000 for three witnesses.
The unknown man was photographed by A. N. Hill in H. Noble's undertakers. Under coroner Raymond Thompson direction the body was moved to Graceland cemetery potter's field and buried at 1 PM.
An immense crowd gathered in Judge Herbert’s city hall courtroom Wednesday evening for the preliminary examination of Edward Vey and HH Williams. Sheriff Cook escorted the handcuffed defendants through the crowd as they entered.
Whie Mitchell Loan Savings Co forms under 1908 state law with $80 000 capital fully paid in. Incorporators include E J Quigley D A Mizener A Davison D B Miller Thomas Fullerton J J Ferris and Williams M Smith. It will act as guardian conservator administrator and trustee in real estate matters and will take over Smith Davison business while offering real estate mortgage loans. It will operate from the Mitchell National Bank building with a high standing board of directors and aims for safe investments and broad trust services.
South Dakota county superintendents gathered in the city on Wednesday under State Superintendent Ramer to approve revisions to the state course of study. M. Jones of Sisseton was elected secretary. They discussed increasing teacher examinations and moved to petition the legislature for funding to allow three exams annually if needed, aiming to benefit state schools.
County superintendents and state officials gathered to discuss school law revisions and salary definitions for rural officers. A five member committee was proposed to revise the law, while a fifteen member panel reported on a moral training course for public schools. South Dakota leads by adopting ethical education nationwide.
The county superintendents labored since Wednesday to approve a revised course of study. After hours of work and a lengthy adjournment, the adopted plan aligns all schools in the state, making town systems uniform while allowing different textbooks. Towns may choose to accept it, but the same educational end is achieved.
Dispatchers from the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line prepare to arrive in Mitchell next week to staff the S and 2 division. A temporary frame building is being erected at Sanborn and will be moved in tonight for telegraph and dispatching work. Chief Anderson and two operators will arrive early next week to supervise operations. The depot delay worded at 25000 dollars weighs on plans for a new Milwaukee depot.
A. L. Piper leads Tuesday morning services discussing Paul's address to the brethren and God’s grace. Rev. J. A. Mc Donald preaches on trust and divine acceptance from Ephesians, followed by afternoon songs and Rev. Glasscock’s sermon on light and fellowship. Evening Hebrews sermon urges earnest heed to heavenly messages.
A fine relief map of Yellow stone National Park shows key points in fifteen colors. Issued by the Northern Pavnte Railway, the 48 by 82 inch picture costs thirty five cents and will be mailed upon receipt of payment.
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