Notice of Assessment of Capital Stock 1910
Notice states that at a May 21 1910 directors meeting Freeland Extension Mining and Milling Company levied an assessment of one and a quarter cents per share payable by July 1 1910 to J O Walrath secretary at Mitchell South Dakota. Unpaid shares by July 1 1910 will be delinquent and sold July 25 1910 to cover the assessment and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeland Extension Mining and Milling Company
John O. Walrath
Mitchell
South Dakota
J. O. Walrath
Notice of time appointed for proving will in Davison
In the matter of the estate of Augustin Henry Scott deceased the court in Davison County South Dakota with heirs Annie Mary Scott Fred rik Scott Annie Irene Scott William Albert Scott Josephine Marie Scott Louise Pauline Scott Hiram Frank Scott John Lawrence Scott and Ralph Augustine Scott has set Saturday June 18 1910 at 10 a m in Mitchell for proving the will and issuing Letters Testamentary all persons may attend or show cause if any exist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizener, Hagers
Mitchell
Davison County
South Dakota
Ward O. L. Branson
Mitchell Capital
State of
County of Davison
Betsey Reierson
Frank W. Jenner
Cary E. Jenner
Orlando Jenner
Psyche Jenner
Inez Jenner
Emma Myers
Thomas Jenner
Sn Shen
Circuit Court
Fourth Judicial Circuit
W. S. Snyder
William Shanon
Charles D. Perkins
Hiram D. Upton
Anna BH. Upton
Donald G. Upton
Lloyd P. Upton
Hiram D Upton, Jr
Irene Upton
Marguerite Upton
Dorothy Upton
Main Street
Davison
Augustin Henry Scott
Annie Mary Scott
Fredrik Scott
Annie Irene Scott
William Albert Scott
Josephine Marie Scott
Louise Pauline Scott
Hiram Frank Scott
John Lawrence Scott
Ralph Augustine Scott
Mitchell County Court notice from 1910
Dated at Mitchell South Dakota May 28 1910 W Abbey Judge of the County Court Attest S Cattrell Clerk of the Court Seal indicates official county court notice with names and date of filing or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Abbey
Cattrell
Mitchell, S. D
S. Cattrell
School census shows sharp population rise in Mitchell
The city reports a notable 12 month census gain, from 1365 to 1615, a rise of 250. The increase supports the need for a new high school and boosts state school fund allocations, with per capita distribution rising to just over 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Rowley
Mitchell
Gotch Wins World Wrestling Title In Two Falls
Chicago native Gotch of Humboldt Iowa defended his world wrestling title by defeating Stanislaus Zbyszko the Polish champion in two straight falls at the Coliseum last night. He won the first fall in six and a quarter seconds then claimed the bout in twenty seven minutes and thirty six seconds with a bar arm and a wrist lock.
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Chicago
Frank Gotch
Humboldt
Iowa
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Gotch
Oponent
Nelson
Zbyszko
Murdo Builds New Cement Block Factory
Murdo South Dakota starts a cement block and brick factory led by promoter C M McDonald. Production will begin with a 25 by 45 foot two story building to showcase the product. Also note the town's first memorial service at the Methodist church and the Murdo Commercial band’s renewed practice and expected strong reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal’ Church
O. E. Murray
Murdo Commercial
Mitchell High School Holds Twenty-Fifth Graduation Exercises
The twenty-fifth annual graduation at Mitchell High School took place at city hall with a large crowd. Dr. H. K. Warren of Yankton College spoke on The Making of Manhood, praising education and shaping future citizens as diplomas were awarded and the class expressed gratitude to staff and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell High School
Lottie Pound
Miss Powers
Hoff
Old Settlers of Lyman County Set June Picnic
The Old Settlers association of Lyman county and the reunion of the old soldiers will hold a joint picnic at Oacoma on June 17 and 18. An elaborate program of sports and features is planned, drawing several thousand attendees from across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oacoma
S. D
Old Settlers’ Association
Lyman County
Old Soldiers
Cacoma
State attorney general seeks rehearing on inheritance tax ruling
Pierre S. D. Attorney General Clark questions the supreme court decision declaring the inheritance tax law unconstitutional. He has filed a petition for rehearing which will stay further procedures. County treasurers across the state ask about continued collections under the ruling.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Freeland Extension Mining and Milling Co
Mitchell, Davison
O. South Dakota
T. J. Spangler
Circuit Court of
Archibald &. Parker
Theodore Parker
Helen Bowen
Stephen Bowen
Scott
L. W. Plotner
S. D. T. J. Spangler
Plaintiff
Ing
Elgin Watches
Townsan Jewelry Co
Wyebster, Cook & Co
Mitchell, South Dakota
Northwestern Fire & Marine Insurance CO
Minneapolis, Minn
Kelly Land Company
Gale Theatre Building
the Creamery
Turner Produce Co
Clark
Supreme Court
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