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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1904
Page
10
The administrator of the estate of T. N. Kellogg deceased calls all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at the administrator's Mitchell South Dakota office. Dated Feb 9 1904. S. CATTRELL deceased.
Walter H Robertson petitions to appoint Joseph Harker of Mitchell as administrator of Melvina A Robertson deceased. Hearing set March 12, 1904 at 2 p.m. in Mitchell Davison County Court. Any interested party may appear and show cause. Dated February 18, 1904. Attest N Crow, Attorney W Abbey, County Judge.
At a special Board of Education meeting W M Smith was appointed treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by N L Davison s death. The Today Club was granted permission to beautify school grounds with trees and shrubs and the board will assist. Resolutions praise Davison s honesty, integrity, and public spirit, noting the loss to Mitchell. Committee signatures H L Bras S H Scallin Wm Herbert.
An old advertisement urges rapid action for kidney illness claiming instant relief and purification. It promotes a yet unspecified product by L. O. Gale priced at 25 cents and promises restoration to normal kidney health.
Notice that on March 15, 1904 all unleased common school lands in Davison county will be offered for lease at public auction between 10 am and 5 pm at the front door of the courthouse. Dated Herrre, Ss, D January 9. C. J. Bach Commissioner of School and Public Lands.
Deputy Superintendent M A Lange of Pierre along with Miss Clara Cressey and C G Bras have prepared the South Dakota state educational exhibit for the St Louis exposition. The display features drawings written work photos of schoolhouses interiors relief maps and industrial work. The exhibit is extended to March 25 for additional material and Bras plans to ship the current selections soon. The state has about 900 square feet in the educational building and table space.
In Prosper region court, EF W H Williams did not show for a 2 pm session on the embezzlement bond of 3800. Bond forfeited. State agent Dwight Holbrook and bondsmen Becker and Miller vow to pursue Williams. Williams last seen Monday evening. authorities describe attempts to lure him with forged policy schemes and seek arrest across several counties.
Deputy Sheriff Koch received a tele gram from Central City that a man matching N H Williams description, who jumped his band on Tuesday, was arrested there. Koch plans to depart for Central City this evening via the Omaha road if the match holds. Central City lies about 132 miles west of Omaha.
Mt Vernon reports weekend visits as LeRoy and Mrs Mabbott spend time with Mrs Mabbott’s parents in Loomis. Clyde Smith attends Mitchell Business College and spent Sunday in Mt Vernon. Dr ST B Smailey attended a Mitchell Medical Association meeting Thursday evening. Mrs Robert Roantree returned from Parker with Amy Phillips and Lacey Ryan visiting James Ryan. Will Shepherds return to Salem after over a week in Mt Vernon. John Momsen surprised friends by dropping off the evening train. Amanda Trittle ends a six month school term in the Com-
Farmers prep machinery for spring. L A Johnson family attend social in Alexandria. Roy Whitney and Maud Smith wed at Riverside home and depart for Black Hills wedding trip. Riverside residents discuss building a larger church as pews fill and events include a talk by H C Tapp at the school house.
Baker March 9. J L Bourrett and Frank Clark visited yesterday. Emma Bitz returned home Friday and father took her to Hillside Sunday. School No 3 closed for mumps. cases seem severe this year. Families attend dances and visits. trip to California planned for two daughters and one son this week. Snow disappeared. water stands in low spots. Wild ducks flying over daily.
A prominent city businessman praises Berg's Sweet Laxative Chips as harmless and effective for constipation and bowel complaints. The ad claims gentle action and offers 10 and 25 cent sizes, signed L. O. Gale.
Mr. Wm Koch owner directs sale of stock of implements harness and buggies at cost due to serious illness in family. George Murner states he will not be undersold by any rival in the line.
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