Notice to Creditors Estate of James Dickson Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the administrator of the estate of James Dickson deceased to creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased. Present claims with the necessary supporting documents within six months after the first publication to Preston Hannett law offices in Mitchell County Davison. Dated July 5, 104 Simon A Dickson Administrator of the Estate of James Dickson, Deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Lickson
James Clelao
Preston & Hannett
Mitchel
Davison
Mortgage Sale Forecloses on Lunschen Property in Davison SD
Notice of foreclosure by advertisement on a mortgage dated December 1903 held by Albert Wocknitz. The debt totals $2,021.60 plus costs, with sale of the north half of the south half of section 15, township 101, range 60, west of the 5th P.M. at the Davison County Courthouse in Mitchell on July 30, 1904 at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recklef Lunschen
Sophia Lunschen
Davison
Mitchell
South Dakota
S. D
Albert Wocknitz
Preston & Hannett
Notice of Hearing for Letters of Administration
Notice is given that Warren C Baker has filed a petition in the County Court Davison County South Dakota for letters of administration of the estate of Ariel A Baker deceased. A hearing is set for Saturday July 30 1904 at 9 00 am in Mitchell to determine granting the petition. Any interested party may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Dated Mitchell SD July 14 1904. Judge W Abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Davison
Ariel A. Baker
Caroline E. Baker
Warren C Baker
Henry R Baker
Warren C. Baker
Commercial and Savings Bank organizes in Mitchell South Dakota
A South Dakota certificate of organization records the Commercial and Savings Bank forming as a banking association in Mitchell Davison County with capital stock of twenty five thousand dollars in 250 shares of one hundred dollars each. Shareholders listed include J T Morrow H R Kibbee George H Rew S Webber T A Duncan Waldo D Waterman and J F Anderson. The charter sets July 1 1904 as the start and end dates. The document bears notary A E Hirencock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Secretary of State of
Eaid Corporation
Commercial and Savings Bank
Mitchell
Davison County
Steck
J. T. Morrow
Hi. K. Kibbee
So D
George H. Row
Mitchells
S. Webber
T. A. Duncan
Waldo D. Waterman
S. D
J. F. Anderson
J.T. Morrow
H.R. Kibbee
Gro
H. Rew
J. K. Anderson
T. A. Duscan
Davison
A. KE. Hitchcock
Geo. H. Rew
5. Webber
A. E. Hirencock
State of
Commercial and Savings Bank Incorporation Granted
South Dakota Secretary of State certifies that J. T. Morrow H R Kibbee Geo H Rew and associates have formed Commercial and Savings Bank under state law. The corporation is authorized to commence banking, sue and be sued, own property, and enjoy privileges for twenty years with corporate seal and ongoing rights subject to law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Department of State
J. T. Morrow
H.R. Kibbee
Geo. H. Rew
O. C. Berg
Commercial and Savings Bank
Saldact
A. D
Berg
Notice of Estate Administration Hearing in Mitchell
State of South Dakota Davison County In County Court July term 1904 In the matter of the estate of Alice A Rudolph deceased Carl Stewart Rudolph heir at law and next of kin petitions Letters of Administration to T J Spangler Mitchell S D hearing set Saturday August 6 1904 at 9 oclock a m At County Court Office Court House Mitchell Javison SD Dated July 21 1904 W Abbey Judge Attest Cattrell Clerk Seal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Davison
Alice A. Rudolph
Alice A. Stewart
Carl Stewart Rudolph
T. J. Spangler
Mitchell
S. D
Javison
A. PD
W. Abbey
Cattrell
Special Attention to Chronic Diseases and Rheumatism
An item notes special focus on chronic diseases and rheumatism with emphasis on treatment approaches and patient care. The report highlights ongoing medical discussions and potential programs aimed at improved management of long term conditions.
Extensive J J Turner and Son butter plant grows in Wisconsin
The article details J J Turner and Son dairy in Wisconsin expanding from a small butter and egg business to a large plant near Milwaukee. It describes a 50 by 150 foot building with a modern cold storage system, 24 000 pound daily capacity, a 60 horsepower boiler and an underground passage for staff. The piece also notes the plant ships butter and eggs to eastern markets and employs many workers while discussing a separate legal correction regarding a misrepresented drug analysis. Various local real estate and farming news follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lits
Wny
J. J. Turner & Son
Wo Je Dune
Milwaukee Tracks
Inead the Tem
vroWinuw
Northwest
Witter
Evs
Creamery Plant Powers Mitchell Dairy Trade and Shipping
The Mitchell creamery operates 24 hours with a 14 ton capacity compressor and a 35 horsepower motor. Warmed by extensive pipes, it distributes cold air to adjoining rooms, enabling precise temperatures. Cream is processed into butter for eastern markets, shipped to major U.S. cities, and received from trains daily. J Ivo Wartier & Son oversee sales, with 30 staff on site and four traveling salesmen, highlighting the creamery as a rural booster and farm wealth creator in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenuy
South Dakota
Sharples
United States
Clark
Mitchell
Tirlus
Voli
J. Ivo Wartier
Mitehell
Retraction from Ladies' Home Journal May Issue
In the May number of the Ladies' Home Journal a retraction states that in the article The Patent-Medicine Curse an analysis of Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription claimed the preparation contained tincture of digitalis tincture of opium and other ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce Medical Company
Buffalo
New York
Curtis Publishing Company
Doctor Pierce
R. W. Pierce Medical Company
Ladies’ Home Journal
Pierce
Not A Patent Medicine Hyomie Claims Superior Cure
An advertisement promotes Hyomie as a superior respiratory remedy for catarrh better than patent medicines. It asserts a disclosed formula to physicians and urges breathing Hyomie as the natural cure, claiming a 99 percent success rate and offering a money back guarantee via Scalibbros.
Wyomie Daily Use Prevents Annual Attacks
The text promotes Wyomie daily use for two to three weeks to prevent an annual attack. It claims worst cases are quickly relieved and cured by Wyome and Wyomei Galo, stating a preventive and curative effect.
Harvest Season Spurs Field Work Across Local Farms
Annis and wife were visitors, EMSLEY, LW, and Chas Annis and Wagner spent Sunday in Mt. Vernon. Geo. Miller bought a new foot McCormick binder. Harvest is in full blast and some fields are finished. Those who went to Chamberlain to register for the Rosebud included 3S. G. Scoville, Chas Wright, Wm Markla, Peter Reimers, H. J. Stevens, Art Gardner and A. A. Jenks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LW. Annis
Emsley
Chas
Annis
Wagner
Mt. Vernon
Geo. Miller
New & Foot McCormick
Chamberlain
G. Scoville
Chas. Wright
Wm. Markla
Peter Reimers
H. J. Stevens
Art Gardner
A. A Jenks
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children
An advertisement for Mother Grays Sweet Powders claimed to cure feverishness headache summer bowels stomach teething disorders and destroy worms. Sold by all druggists with a 25 cent price and sample offer by mail from Allen S Olmstead LeRoy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
New York
Allen S. Olmstead
LeRoy, N. Y
Mt Vernon residents visit relatives and friends
Mt Vernon July 28. Mrs T B L Haynes planned a week with relatives in Mitchell. Mrs I P Holmes visited sister Mrs Arthur Warl in Plankinton. Geo Schlund from Garfield Washington will visit about a month. Miss Martha Knutson returned from Sioux City for a rest. Mrs H Smith of Kimball visits Editor G H Smith. Ella Young returns from Acad emy. Lizzie Samuels resumes Omaha work after Montana vacation. Winnie Williams returns home from Burbank. Mrs Will Evan and Mrs M C Betts visit Plankinton. Mr and Mrs I M Hatch and Miss Violet leave for Sioux City. friends gave a dance and token tray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
T. BL. Haynes
Mitchell
I’. B. Holmes
Arthur Warl
Plankinton
Geo. Schlund
Garfield
Washington
Martha Knutson
Sioux City
H. Smith
Kimball
What are They Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
A new remedy for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation and a good one. Price 24 cents. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Harvest News From Loomis and Surrounding Areas
Harvest has begun in Loomis with several locals traveling or returning from trips. John Ayers closed the Loomis elevator for two days then visited Missouri to see his mother. The rust damaged some grain and 75 acres of wheat will not be harvested. Areas like Wessington Springs and Mitchell are mentioned with visits and threshing data including 60 and 50 bushels of oats and barley respectively. The Milwaukee railroad added stock yards and local officials like Commissioner Gilfillan helped with bridge location on the county line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
John Ayers
Missouri
James Barr
Wessington Springs
C. KE. Perry
Roy
Mitchell
Will Clark
Mae Lewis
C. P. Taylor
John Watkins
Nick Dondelinger
Mark Harris
Geo. Warris
Ira Fraser
Will
Bert Pool
Charley Igutts
Sioux City
Milwaukee Railroad Co
Gilfillan
Wheelman’s Tool Tag Boosted by Dr Thomas Oil
A wheelman’s toolkit ad claims Dr Thomas Electric Oil relieves cuts bruises stings and sprains. Monarch over pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thomas
Monarch
Queen Victoria Court Martial Over Flea Bite Incident
A royal yacht court martial in early Victoria era heard testimony after a royal child was bitten by a flea. The proceeding focused on naval duties and discipline related to the incident aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Doan’s Ointment Offers Quick Relief From Itching Piles
A vivid ad claims Doan’s Ointment cures severe itching from piles, depicting ten thousand demons gnawing at vitals to emphasize misery and promising named relief from the condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
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James Dickson
of the
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Cial and Savings Bank
Becker
Clothing House
Work Studio
Kloister
Main St
Hair Dressing Parlor
Gale
Main Street
Kingsley
C. A. Bower
Mitchell, South Dakota
Sees Cros & Evans
Carpenters and Joiners
Burns’ Lumber Yard
J. R. Turner
Son and Its Development
Dahl
Wm. Harker
Bray Place
Dixon
Oscar Moses
Wm. Farkla
Wm. Bliss
Mitchell’s
Mt.vernon
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