Local notes and civic notices from Mitchell area
Mitchell community items include visitors and travels of residents, election news on a missionary bishop, a Dakota Wesleyan debater elected as head of public speaking, upcoming society meetings, church activities, a high school appointment at Sioux Falls, and a May 26 1916 loan ordinance draft by City Auditor J M Crampton.
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Thomas Nicholson
Methodist Church
Dakota
Church
Saratoga Springs
Africa
James 18. Crowther
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Eben S. Johnson
Sioux City
Morris Brumbaugh
Sioux Alls High School
Arthur Chittick
Brumbaugh
St. Olaf College
Iluron
Rbertine Metcalfe
Minneapolis
Women’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Ayut
JRE
West Fourth Avenue
Geo. A. Silsby
China
C. 5. Osgood
M. Boyden
South Dakota
J. M. Crampton
Sheriff Notice of Sale on Execution in Mitchell SD
Sheriff of Davison County announces sale of Dakota Metal Granary Co. property for $421.07 plus costs and interest. The iron bender will be sold June 13 1916 at 3 PM at Dakota Silo Co to satisfy the judgment in Barnard-Giles-Moses Co. v Dakota Metal Granary Co. with 7 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherifins
South Dakota
Dakota Metal Granary Co
City of
Mitchell
Davison County
Barnard-Giles- Moses Co
Dakota Silo Co
Home Park
Davison
Dalhotne Metal Granary Co
Permanent School Funds to Loan Notice
Permanent School Funds totaling 13000.00 are in the Davison county treasury. On application to the county auditor the funds will be turned into bonds. local authorities will process the loan upon proper request.
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Davison County
South Dakota Declares Rooster Day To Boost Eggs
Vermillion, June 10. Next week centers on Rooster Day campaigns urging farmers to remove male chickens after breeding to improve egg quality. Circulars sent statewide urge slaughter or sale of nonuseful roosters, with well bred birds kept separate. High poultry prices boost disposal of old birds and elevate egg values.
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Swat
South Dakota
Jurors Take Holiday as Orpet Murder Case Delays
Eight jurors chosen to try University of Wisconsin student Will Orpet for the murder of Marion Lambert spent the holiday picking wildflowers, strolling in the woods, and listening to a phonograph in their cells nearby as the court recessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan
Will Trpet
University of Wisconsin
Marion Lambert
Orpet
Umbrella Man Linked to Local Burglary Ring
Postoffice guard on alert after umbrella repairer linked to two young men seen in town. Kramer Mercantile Co. safe broken for 260 dollars while a stranger rode with a local driver to White Lake and Mitchell. The umbrella man was jailed. authorities pursue the missing accomplice.
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Chamberlain
D. D
Postoffice Department
Ganaway
Orly
Vernon
Main Street
Kramer Mercantile Co
White Lake
Mitchell
Chicago Auto Bandits Are Held For Jury
Four young men are held on $122000 bond to await grand jury action on 61 robbery charges. Nineteen complainants appeared, but only one testified, recounting a highway robbery after being seized with a young woman and robbed of $27 in an hour long drive.
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Chicago
iWighteen
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Kimball Catholic Church Destroyed in File
A large Catholic church near the fair grounds in Kimball S D burned to the ground Saturday. Volunteers fought the blaze for an hour but could not save the structure. The cause is unknown and the church was reported to be partially insured for 3000 dollars.
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Kimball
S. D
Fair Grounds
Sterling Names Alternate for National Convention
Senator Sterling becomes the first delegate to file with the secretary of state the name of his alternate for the Republican convention. He selected W H Tackett of Gregory County for that honor.
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Sterling Piles
Pierre, S
Sterling
W. 11. Tackett
Gregory County
Amendment Defeated on Naval Bill Battle Cruisers
Washington D C lawmakers rejected an amendment to the naval bill proposing six battle cruisers instead of five by a 109 to 83 vote in the House.
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Washington, D. C
House
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Mrs. A. (. Black
Sioux Walls
Mrs. GO
T. Wistad
Levi Pierce
Waterloo
Garyette
Ark
Court Merrill
Harry G. Nichols
Ox Ridge, S. D
Nichols
Isleward Harris
Olivet
G. D
Marguerite Surface
Woonsocket
Harris
White Rock
August Kopp, Jr
Ladies Aid Society
The
German Luthern Church
West Tenth Avenue
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
W. S. Shepherd
G. T. Netson
Baptist Church
Bk. E. Owens
Spangler & Haney
Plaintiff
Swat Roosters
Mack
Marvel
Limeq Myers
York Springs
Adams
Pennsylvania
Eer Myers
Myers
Plank
Bender
Coombs
Connie Mack
Chamberlain Nasby
Chicago Auto Bandits
Kimball Catholic Church
Roll. OF
Cletain Jerclelants
Ernest Shaffe
Mark A.bdobbe
Ray Ridley
Jon Claty
Garry Formal
Edw
C.thremeesc
John GC
Newerce Ccol2derale
Jolin
Vwillivain
Benjamin McGee
Albert 1
Feul Slmon
Larry
Uncle Sam
United States
Republic
Marine Corps
Hayti
New York
Yokohama
H. D. Butterfield
W. H. Fritz
Optometrist
A. R. Hitchcook
Commercial & Savings Bank
H. G. Gipdings
Western National Bank
Edith M. Shane
Grace LL. Shane
A. B. Hagir Real Estate
Kfarm & City
Mitchell Trust
Lrd
Downey & Kittleson
E. B. Rowley
Broadbent Bros
Morticians Funeral Directors
Voremaes
V. H. Broadbent
Commercial & Savi Bank
Mitchel
Jessey
H. Noble & Son
Fourth Ave
Wong
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