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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
6
Multiple notices announce applications to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in Mitchell South Dakota. Hearings are scheduled before the City Council on various dates in May and June 1914, with residents invited to present objections or support.
J Frank Williams and J J Schlimgen filed in the city of Mitchell South Dakota an application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail for the building on lot 4 block 13 Original Plat in the 1st ward. The Mitchell City Council will consider the permit on May 15 in Council Chambers and may state reasons why the license should not be granted.
Leonard F. Geiger filed in Mitchell South Dakota a request for a retail permit to sell intoxicants at the Halla ing lot 11 block 18 Original Town Mitchell Ward 1 Davison County. The City Council will hear objections June 15 1914 at 7 pm in Council Chambers.
Notice is hereby given by the executor Mitchell Trust Company to creditors and all persons having claims against James Lyons deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims to be presented at Mitchell Trust Company office in Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Dated May 25 1914. MITCHELL TRUST COMPANY By M F Patton Secretary administrator of the estate of James Lyons deceased.
The administrator of Lizzie D Dexheimer deceased gives notice to creditors and others with claims to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers. Claims must be presented at Mt Vernon in Davison County South Dakota. Dated May 18 1914. J M Newell administrator of the estate.
Commercial club directors will consider a favorable report on the Luce dec aline proposition next Monday. A special committee returned from a Minneapolis trip where they met W. L. Luce and Col. BE. Luce. Committee members were S. E. Morris, Robert Burns, Frank Weller, J. C. Blenkirop and E. Casdem.
Annual statement for Commonwealth Life Insurance Company of Omaha Nebraska shows capital stock 169 255 dollars ledger assets 339 168 52, total income 207 508 73 including premiums rents and other sources, disbursements 125 640 60 including policyholder benefits and salaries. Ledger assets total 18 429 036 75 non ledger assets 8 9 757 29 gross assets 438 002 04 admitted assets 433 804 08 liabilities 488 804 08 with policies issued in South Dakota 1913 totaling 641 000 dollars and premiums collected 18 694 75.
Mrs H J Butterfield and Mrs J T Morrow hosted 5 o'clock teas on Tuesday and Thursday with about fifty guests each day at the Butterfield home. Helpers included several named ladies, and attendees included young Ruth Gapp and Mary Wedemeyer with an informal musical program and floral decorations featuring lavender green yellow and pink.
Teachers from Lincoln and Longfellow schools hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Alice Pierce at J C Lindsey home 203 East Third avenue. Mrs Posey chaired the social program with lilacs and peanuts decor. Twenty five guests attended as she will wed this summer.
Long death notice honors Aunt Nellie Nellie, who dedicated her life to unselfish acts and the happiness of others. Sorrowing sisters and brothers and many nieces and nephews mourn her, with remains taken to Clyman Wisconsin for burial in the local cemetery.
A local obituary notes the passing of a devoted parish member in the Holy Assumption community. It honors a life of unselfish service and prays for eternal rest for the deceased and remembrance for all in the family.
Five hundred school children in white dresses marched in the Memorial Day parade led by Capt. M. L. Shade and Lieut. Charles Jones. Veterans, Boy Scouts, and G A R members followed as crowds lined Main Street. The day featured a cemetery service, three volleys, taps, and a city hall program opening with Gen. John A. Logan’s orders.
A serenading party linked to Irene Kilbride and Hanson faced arrests after rousing disruption. Relatives wore out warded hats. fines for property damage were assessed, later paid and refunded to the serenaders.
Born to Mr and Mrs A T Sheldon of Manson Washington on Monday May 25 a daughter.
A large Hamburg America steamship narrowly avoided hitting a pier and caused damage to a coal barge and a lighter on the Hudson River. The incident disrupted nearby vessels as the giant moved stern first, creating a tidal wake that endangered other craft and challenged repairs, with risks to American line operations at Pier No 51.
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