Insurance Company Financials from South Dakota 1915
The document presents 1915 annual statements for North River Insurance Company of New York and Nord-Deutsche Insurance Company, detailing assets liabilities premiums received and paid, ledger and non-ledger assets, and surplus. It notes certification by South Dakota Insurance Commissioner M. Harry O'Brien authorizing in-state operations through Feb 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noord-Deutsche_ Insurance Company of Germany
VW. S. Ghannels
J. H. Lenehan
U. S. Office
New York
Williams, St
North River Insurance Company of
M. Harry O'Brien
Insurance
F. C. Mueller
Northwestern Fire and Marine Insurance 1915 Ledger Summary
In South Dakota the Northwestern Fire and Marine Insurance Co of Minnesota reports year ending December 31, 1915. Ledger assets total 1 005 241.31 with admitted assets 1 001 445.67 and liabilities including capital 400 090.00 and surplus 220 005.78. Risks written in 1915 in South Dakota reach 4 314 195.00 with premiums 108 691.52 and losses 73 484.57. State Commissioner certifies authorization to operate in South Dakota through February 28, 1917.
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Ant B.tat
Sel
Stavetanes
South Dakota
Northwestern Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Minnesota
I. M. Harry O’brien
A. D
North American Accident Insurance Company Statement 1915
Annual statement summary from the North American Accident Insurance Co Illinois Home Office Chicago shows capital stock 200000.00 and total assets 858,014.68 with admitted assets 32532.42. It records premiums received 1244991.71 losses paid 426489.09 commissions 402211.62 and expenses 1 199099.47. The South Dakota business lists 1915 premiums 9819.35 losses 8460.63 and expenses 338445.00. Commissioner OBrien confirms authority to transact accident and health insurance in the state through February 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Eusp Renas
North American Accident Insurance Company of Illinois Home Office
Chicago
Tien Icom
Serene
South Dakota
North American Accident Insurance Co
Illinois
T. M. Harry O'Brien
State Guard Under Canvas at Hagman Camp
Everington receives orders to report immediately on progress of mobilization as routine starts at Hagman Camp Redfield with the State Guard under canvas.
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Hagman
Redfield
Senate panel approves Hay resolution on militiamen draft
Washington Senate military committee reports favorably the House held Hay resolution to authorize drafting the national guard into federal service. A substitute relief clause would discharge militiamen with dependent families immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate Military Committee
House
South Dakota Troops Mobilize For Border Duty Amid Enthusiasm
In Redfield and across the state, the Fourth Infantry National Guard mobilizes at Camp Hagman with 1 025 soldiers and 50 officers. Leaders plan to train a few weeks while awaiting orders from the War Department. Recruits arrive daily as Sioux Falls and other towns contribute men and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Everington
State Guard
War Department
Central Department
Chicago
United States
Physical Training Board
Guard Training Drills Outline New Recruits Program
Seventeen drills over three and a half days form the elementary course for new recruits. The plan includes soldier school, squad and company work, militaire courtesy and guard duty. One thousand five hundred sentinel general orders will be distributed. A second phase on the fourth day offers advanced field war games, target practice, and hardening marches to build stamina for 15 to 20 mile days. Colonel Boyd Wales and Lt Colonel W A Slazle aim to ready troops before remustering into US service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Parker
Canton
Mitchell
Redfield
Faulkton
Lemmon
Aberdeen
Yankton
Webster
A. BE. Beckswith
Black Hills
Boyd Wales
W. A. Slazle
United States
Stranger Exedine Dies From Milwaukee Yard Injuries
George Exedine, found severely injured in the Milwaukee yards near the Kelley track, died at St. Joseph's hospital. He suffered crushed limbs and a collapsed collarbone after an assault of unknown origin. County burial help was arranged as no funds were available from his sister Mrs. Hill of Alton Illinois to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eixedine
Milwaukee Yards
St. Joseph's Hospital
Exedine
Kelley
W. R. Ball
Minneapolis Steel Company
M. F. Blill
Alton
Illinois
Custer Slain 40 Years Ago Observance Planned in Montana
Billings Montana marks the fortieth anniversary of the Battle of the Little Big Horn with a battlefield observance led by General Wy S Godfrey survivor of Custers Seventh Cavalry. Visitors arrive by special trains to view a staged scene with 169 Indian tepees and 2000 to 3000 Crow participants. General Godfrey will deliver a brief address and read a message from Mrs George A Cas Mitchell Commercial Club as an Indian eloction by the Crow tribe is expected.
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Billings
Mont
the Little Big Town
Wy. S. Godfrey
Custer
Seventh Cavalry Regiment
Hardin
Montana
Sheridan
Wyoming
Crow Indian Reservation
Godfrey
George A. Cas- Mitchell
Casement Denies Treason in London Trial
Sir Roger Case ment, accused of instigating the Irish rebellion, stood trial in London on high treason charges. He entered a formal not guilty plea as the jury selection concluded.
Beaumont Reappointed to State Livestock Commission
Governor Byrne reappoints A. E. Beaumont to the state livestock commission for five years and EB. C. Isenhuth of Redfield to the state highway commission for one term.
Miss Derr to Wed G Haven Draper of Minneapolis
Miss Mildred Derr honored before her Wednesday wedding to G Haven Draper of Minneapolis. Events included two Mitchell parties hosted by Mrs. John Dobson and Mrs. Charles Shannon and by Miss Blanche Ryan. Guests from Wolsey, Minneapolis, Chelan, and Chamberlain attended, with lavender bags and prizes noted.
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Mildred Derr
G. Haven Draper
Minneapolis
John Dobson
Charles Shannon
West Third Avenue
Blanche Ryan
Leteher
Mitchell
Miss Ryan
Letelier
Arthur Burkholder
Chamberlain
Marks Chillas Wedding Seals Union at Local Church
Miss Mable M. Chillas and Mr. Thomas E F Marks wed in the vicarage of the Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday at eight. Dr J S Hoagland performed the ring ceremony. The bride, living with her mother at 1013 West Fourth avenue, has many church and social friends and notable artistic work. The groom, a railroad man, will base in Boone Iowa after a brief wedding trip to begin their life together.
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Mable M. Chillas
Thomas EF. Marks
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. S. Hoagland
Marks
West Fourth Avenue
Boone
Iowa
Arline Ray
Edythe Pitts
Lovilla Cox
Grace Harlow
Western National Bank
Mitchell
Baer
Dakota Wesleyan University
Wyoming
Bear
W C T U Picnic Near City Draws Large Turnout
The W C T U picnic was held yesterday in Kh P Sand's grove five miles southeast of the city with over thirty guests. Mrs J A Witsel presided while Mrs Hf Noble led devotions and a Matron's Grand Gold Contest featured speakers including Mesdames J R Jerskine Burt Snow Flora Wilson Fred Donaldson and Henry Schultz. Snow won the medal and judges included F G Stoffman J H Dunn and Mrs Frank Porteous. A W C T U supper followed as members praised the kindness of local supporters and car donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Snow
Flora Wilson
Fred Donaldson
Henry Schultz
Ralph Connor
Black Rock
Snow
F. GC
Stoffman
J. H. Dunn
Frank Porteous
IF. J. Norton
Mitchell Country Club Begins Fortnightly Dances
The first Mitchell Country Club dance was held last Tuesday evening with sixty members and guests. Wagner's Orchestra provided music as the summer series, organized by the standing social committee including Charles Shannon W H Fritz H D Wagner O B Vane and Frank Winsor Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Country Club
Wagner
Messrs
Charles Shannon
W. H. Fritz
H. D. Wagner
O. B. Vane
Frank Winsor, Jr
Wedding at East Sixth avenue for Miss Alice Watkins and Mr. R B Warne
At the home of the bride’s parents on East Sixth avenue, Miss Alice M. Watkins wed Mr. Roddell B. Warne at eight o’clock last Wednesday. Mendelssohn’s march, a flower altar, and a four course dinner followed the ceremony officiated by Rev. Charles Sumner Osgood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sixth Avenue
Alice M. Watkins
Rodell B. Warne
Mendelssohn
Mary Watkins
Charles Sumner Osgood
Congregational Church
F. D. Watkins
Chloe Kenton
Agnes Starr
Charles Clark
Grace Wilkinson
Mrs
Ken A
Couple Weds At Loomis After Mitchell Life Ties
A Mitchell native who attended Mitchell and Yankton schools and taught for years married a Loomis man. He lived in Mitchell most of his life, graduated from Mitchell High in 1912, and worked at Loomis State Bank after his mother Mrs Adah Warne moved there with relatives. The couple honeymooned at Lake Madison and plan to farm near Loomis. Out of town guests included Mrs Warne and daughters Alice and Adah, the Watkins and Goodman families, Miss Irma Michaels, and Mrs Ross Goodman of Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Yankton
Mitchell High School
Adah Warne
Loomis
Loomis State Bank
Lake Madison
Warne
Alice
Adah
John Watkins
Robert Watkins
Ben Watkins
Irma Michaels
Mt. Vernon
Ross Goodman
Omaha
Frank Tebeau
Los Angeles
Juror Fined $10 For Remarks in Lyman County Case
A juror in the Sedgwick vs Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul case was fined $10 by Judge Frank B. Smith after remarks about the trial were overheard during a court recess. The trial was adjourned until the next term. The action seeks damages for tardiness and negligence in a livestock shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oacoma
Lyman County
Frank B. Smith
Sedgwick
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
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M. Harry. Foner
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Mubuler
BROM
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Total Ledger Assets
Mares Srelies
Grose
Rotor
North River Insurance Company
Fo Nework
Whiereus
Harry O'Brien
South Dal of
Uth. Dakota
Faerre
F.C. Mupell
Genk
J Lie
Northwestern Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Minnesota Home Office
Gapital
Cote Anionet of Insurance
F.C. Muell Chief Stork
Everington
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Stranger
George Exedine
Little Big Horn
Miss Derr
Mildred L.eckhardt
Miss Eckhardt
N.Y
Griffith Bonner
New York University
Bonner
Robert Bonner
Marks-Chillas
Ray Smith
Auction Bridge
Thomas Jeffries
Fessenden
N. D
Warne-Watkins
William Moriarity
Rowley Street
Teresa
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Winifred Navin
Helen McHenry
Mary Nicholson
Opal Rogan
Rose Lyons
Audrey Spink
Nellie Pierce
Fulton
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Tovey Ach Lueness Uesteems
In the
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Edna McClure
McClure
Gallatin Welsh
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