Mitchell Captures Second at Tee in South Dakota
In Mitchell on March 8, a local golf event saw a competitor finish in second place. The course hosted a windy round with players from nearby clubs contending for top honors.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
2
In Mitchell on March 8, a local golf event saw a competitor finish in second place. The course hosted a windy round with players from nearby clubs contending for top honors.
The state supreme court addresses the legality of monthly expense allowances for Supreme Court members under 1911 legislation and compares with federal practice. It notes no constitutional bar to such payments and emphasizes the legislature's role in setting propriety and amounts while acknowledging residency rules. The piece also touches the 1915 public discussion amid proposals to separate justice from political influence.
South Dakota Davison County Court announces probate of Rhoda Toland deceased. George W Toland sole heir next of kin appointed to receive Letters Testamentary. Hearing and proving of will set for June 26 1915 at 10 a m in the Court Room Mitchell. Contestants may appear. Dated Mitchell June 1915. Thompson Judge Catterll Clerk
Public notice announces that creditors of the estate of a deceased individual must file claims by a specified deadline with the probate court or address. It names the executor or personal representative and provides filing instructions and contact details.
Text reports a drowned bride Susanna Rogers and notes on estate matters. It mentions Jessie Holli Jot Herbert B. Sitehcock as administrator, and references Mrs Dana and the Longfellow estate. The account weaves decades of family ties, marriage rituals, and public notices around a Nantucket tragedy.
The administrator of the estate of Julia A Noll, deceased, calls all creditors and persons having claims against the estate to exhibit them with vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims must be directed to the administrator at his residence in Vernon, Day County, South Dakota. Dated May 25, 1915. John H Nolt Jr, Administrator.
Pierre S D reports a new plan by the Indian department to supply Indians with six hundred dollars worth of cattle, implements and building materials on long-term three percent terms. Over a thousand cattle have been brought to the Cheyenne River agency for distribution and many progressives are expected to take advantage of the proposition.
Ad promoting Sloan's Liniment claims rapid relief for colds swollen joints lumbago and general muscle pain. It urges immediate use and offers a money back guarantee within the ad copy’s dated, promotional tone.
The State of South Dakota summons you in the Davison County Fourth Judicial Circuit case against B. Christian and others. You must answer within thirty days after service or the court will grant relief sought in the complaint. Dated Parkston May 1915, Will Glynn, Attorney for Plaintiff.
In Sisseton South Dakota Alton Clott, two and a half year old son of residents, toppled into a tub of rolling suds while his mother did family washing. He was placed on the car after the accident and received medical aid but died some hours later.
A fragment describes a SYPSY Party and a BIG SIX automobile event in a city days ago. The text notes the group traveling west toward San Francisco, claiming they sought fortune telling while camping, with observers remarking on their cleaner appearance yet busy with fortune telling.
In Joliet a tense scene unfolds as convicts attempt to lynch a female suspect, Mrs Allen, amid elevated security. Guards keep watch though the warden suspends privileges, while the coroner investigates the burned crime scene in the warden’s quarters suspected of ties to a former opera singer. The uproar lasts much of the day with plans to continue.
A promotional description extols a continuous panorama of mountain scenery along the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway route to Painte North Coast. It highlights towering ranges, cascades, forests and waterfalls from the Cascades to Yellowstone, with side trips to St James Idaho and a riverboat segment on the St Joe. Two luxury trains named The Oismapian and The Columbian are advertised as daily services.
Sissoton township cashier Markeseth faced bond of $1,000 to answer at the next state court term on charges of embezzling 1,785 dollars from the township treasury. He had served as township treasurer for several years, with the shortage uncovered when his books were audited early in spring.
Pierre South Dakota. Warren M dutts former cashier of Newark State Bank was found guilty by a Marshall County jury last Saturday for making a false report to the Public Examiner. The court has not yet pronounced sentence. The Newark State Bank suspended October 25 1913 and the banking department has paid creditors 68 percent of deposits. Trial lasted three days June 18.
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