Notice to creditors in estate of Anna M Williams
Estate of Anna M Williams deceased creditors and claimants must present claims with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims go to executor Frank J Williams at T J Spangler's office in Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Dated July 3 1906.
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Anna M. Williams
T.j.spangler
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
Notice of foreclosure sale in Mitchell South Dakota
By order of the Fourth Judicial Circuit Court of South Dakota Martha E Snow plaintiff against Anna Savage and John Savage the mortgage foreclosure for 407.17 dollars plus interest costs is levied on the property in Mitchell Davison County. The sale will be at the south front door of the Court House Mitchell on August 11 1906 at 2 PM to satisfy the judgment. Sheriff H C Cook dated June 30 1906 with attorney T J Spang for Blattitt.
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James Fogerty
S. A. Dales
Mitchell
County of
Davison
South Dakota
J. G. Markham
State of
Circuit Court
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Mitchell Grocery Company
Circuit Court of
Davison County
Court House
S. Cattrell
Fourth ‘Udicial
Martha E. Snow
Anna Savage
John Savage
Henry Bugbee
J. L. Hannett
Petiion
Said
Mitchell Capital
S. D
Missionaries Confer Open State Conference With Four Addresses
Opening session features song service led by Missionary Larson and four speeches. Dr. Thomas Nicholson of the University urges more and stronger Sunday schools with Bible-informed instruction, while Rev. J S Surbeck and Bishop Hare discuss evangelism and teaching impact. Mr. N G Ensign joins discussions as evening prayer meetings proceed.
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The
Missionaries of the American Sunday School Union
Larson
Madison
Garson
Thomas Nicholson
United States
Schcols
Germany
England
France
Moses
Joshua
Absolami
J. S. Surbeck
Hare
Episcopal Church
W.S. Doty
Miller
Nf. G. Ensign
Thursday Morning Service Program Highlights
Morning service began at 8 50 led by W S Doty missionary from Miller. Rev H S Wilkinson spoke on Sermon Preparation stressing heart work, Bible as reference, and Peter’s Pentecost sermon. John Nelson from Watertown spoke on Now Shall We Make our Schools Permanent. Featured papers and talks followed by Rev Holker Burton and Rev J P Leach with discussion on cooperation and home reading books.
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W. S. Doty
Miller
H. S. Wilkinson
Peter
Peters
John Nelson
Watertown
Holker Burton
Christian Workers Handbook
J. P. Leach
Sioux Falls
State Sunday School Association
M. Rogers
Black Hills
W.S. Rowden
Watertown Cadet band to join Michigan in Minneapolis encampment
The Watertown Cadet band has been engaged by the Michigan department of the G A R to accompany it to the national encampment in Minneapolis on August 13, a prestigious nod following its strong Denver showing. Sioux Falls drum corps and other bands are under consideration for the South Dakota trip.
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Watertown
Michigan Department
Minneapolis
Denver
Michigan Old Soldiers
South Dakota Department
Sioux Falls
Forest City
Gettysboro
Gettysbur
Missouri River
Bridgewater
Chamberlain
Milwaukee Road
Wipf
Brookings
Restitution Sermon Sparks Local Fund Drive Promise
The article recounts James Phenn of Ordway sending $60 to Clintonville via Abe rdeen missionary A J Tiffany for unpaid bills in Wisconsin. It highlights the American Sunday School Union's South Dakota efforts expanding from three to twelve missionaries, organizing 83 schools and aiding 116 existing Sunday schools, with 2,480 teachers and pupils involved.
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Clintonville
Wis
Diopoues
James Phenn
Ordway
South Dakota
Chas
Buckholtz
Miller
Meinke
I. It. Martin
American Sunday School Union
Sioux Falls
A. J. Tiffany
Aberdeen
Phenn
Tiffany
Wisconsin
Sedgwick
Roosevelt Loyal From Masses Amid Debate
Washington Post portrays President Roosevelt as a central figure in political history with broad popular support. The piece credits him as protector of the weak and reform advocate, while acknowledging hostile criticism from critics and praise from the public.
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Washington Post
Roosevelt
Ile
Mr. Roosevelt
Jury Unable To Decide In Lyman County Liquor Case
In the July adjourned term at Murdo on the Sioux reservation Judge Frank B. Smith presided over saloon and cattle cases. The L. H. Vole liquor without license charge lingered as jurors debated all night after tasting a bottle the judge admitted as evidence. Despite clear proof, the jury failed to reach a verdict the next morning.
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Lyman County
Frank B. Smith
L. H. Vole
Murdo
Cole
Smith
Perish the Thought in Philadelphia Press
The Philadelphia Press argues that harsher penalties for railroad officials could have strengthened the decision against rebates. It suggests sixty days imprisonment for some officers would have improved the verdict against the big railroad lines.
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Philadelphia
Mitchell Trees Need Trim To Eight Foot Clearance
City ordinance requires all trees along streets and sidewalks to be trimmed so boughs do not hang lower than eight feet above street surface. Violations carry a fine from five to fifty dollars. Street Commissioner Reierson may advise property owners on compliance.
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Mitchell
Reierson
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Champeny Block
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Frank J Williams
Otice
H. C. Cook
Sheri
T. J. Spang
Blattitt
W. Abbey
Vatirell
of State Conference
Theodore Roosevelt
Machiavelli
Borgia
Tallyrand
Metternichi
Cavour
Disraeli
President Roosevelt
Made
CKE
Western National Bank
Widmann
M. M. Doyles
E. Morris
John H. Creighton
O. E. Cassem
R. P. Loomis
E. J. Blain
J. W. Seaman
L. E. Stair
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