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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1907
Page
2
Fragmentary text names an administrator with will annexed of an estate, mentions a tower edit in a county and a date in May, with garbled names and locations. The legible element is the administrator designation. most details are unreadable.
Fred L. Tiffany as Administrator with Will Annexed announces to creditors and claimants of Charles H. Taylor deceased to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims to be shown to the administrator at Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota. Dated June 1, 1907.
The administrator D. M. Tiffany cites creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims against Cynthia E. Adams deceased within four months after first publication. Claims should be presented to the administrator at Mitchie in Davis county South Dakota.
Creditors of Walter T Adams deceased are to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice. Address for filing claims is M Tiffan in Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota.
Administratrix Ida M. Kipp calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be exhibited to the administratrix at Mitchell in Davison County. Dated May 31, 1907.
T. M. Champeny and James A. Reid, executors of Anna M. Reid’s will, report the settlement of her estate. They list probate actions, asset distribution, and pending filings in the county court.
Thomas P Navin filed an application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail at 6 block 18 original plat in Mitchell South Dakota First ward. The City Council will hear the application on June 29 1907 at 8 00 PM in City Hall Council Rooms and any person may object. Dated Mitchell SD June 5 1907 J G Markham City Auditor.
Phillip E Tobin and FLE Gormley co partners filed in my plean for permit to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in Mitchell South Dakota on lots block 13 original plat First ward. City Council will hear the application June 29 1907 at 8 pm in City Hall to hear objections and determine if permit should be granted. Dated Mitchell SD June 6 1907 J G MangwaM City Auditor.
The Mitchell meeting elected President O Urutsian and Vice President bl OU tutterfield with I L Noss as secretary and W E K Yarnes as treasurer. The executive board comprises progressive businessmen vowing to make Mitchell a wholesale center through an aggressive campaign. Ness named industrial commissioner and secretary of the committee to ensure prompt action. The Republican urges strong city business support for the committee's work.
The Dakota Improved Seed Co held its first stockholders meeting in Mitchell with a seven member board elected. Officers chosen were President L R Erskine, VP J T Morrow, Secretary W A Wheeler, and Treasurer S H Morris. Plans for a large three story warehouse at Railroad and Lawler streets were discussed with building plans by architect Wherry ready next Monday. The company outlined wide seed contracts across South Dakota including 400 acres of corn and other crops as preparation to furnish seed next year. The parade awards praised Dakota Telephone Company for best float while George A. Silsby won best decorated survey vehicle. the event was hailed as one of the finest parades in the Northwest.
In the summer of 1885 Mitchell a town of 2,500 organized eight baseball nines named for National League clubs and played a three month league. Local bankers, merchants, and officials formed teams, games ran daily at 4:30, no fences, many injuries and close scores, with extensive community pride and later outside challenges.
The souvenir edition issued today by the South Dakota Traveling Mens Association presents a typographic book produced by The Republican Office. It includes 257 firm advertisements from Chicago to Mitchell and features 73 traveling men in its illustrated writeups, being the largest and most complete issue yet issued by the association.
A. Dales files an application for a saloon license at retail in the Second Ward of Davison County Dakota. The City Council will consider objections and grant or deny the license at 7 o clock p m. Dated Mitchell SD June 5 1907. J G Markham City Auditor.
J J Schtimgen has filed an application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail for lot 4 block 13 0 net plat in First ward Davison County South Dakota. The City Council of Mitchell will hear on June 29 1907 at 8 00 pm at City Hall Council Rooms. Any person may appear and show cause why permit should not be granted. City Auditor E Kwame
B M Johnston applies for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors at retail at a Lot in Yana nominal plat Second Ath iy of ell county Davison in the center of Space. The hearing is set by the Orel of the city for June 1907 at 8:00 AM in City Hall. Any objections or reasons against granting the license may be presented by interested parties. Dated Mitchell SD June 6 1907. G Mannan City Auditor.
At Ransom Post No. 6 Grand Army of the Republic meeting a vote of thanks was given to the Traveling Men's Association for placing Old Glory and its defenders in front of the grand parade. J. J. Schlimgen was praised for his conveyance service and others for decorating the carriage. Comrade Gen. J. B. Wolgemuth was commended for his efforts. Mitchell, S. D., June 25. By Order of Committee.
A reverent poem extols a national figure as a master of discourse and a war front hero. It lauds his wisdom, public virtue, and protective care for the vulnerable, likening him to Washington and Lincoln and predicting a lasting legacy of bravery and kindness. Written by Rev. A. I. Schaffer of Mitchell, South Dakota.
A reviewer criticizes decorators who fixate on one school of design. The piece mocks monomaniacal styles such as arts and crafts colonial French German Flemish or English Elizabethan or Georgian approaches, arguing broad taste and knowledge are essential.
Harper's Weekly recounts Bishop Brewster of Connecticut sharing a tale about an aged sinner who vows to make wrongs right after confessing to all. A man cheated out of a large sum of money confronts him at midnight claiming to avoid the rush.
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