Notice of Mortgage Sale in Davison County South Dakota
Default on a 1908 mortgage by James K R Franklin and Lena Franklin to Martha E Snow prompts foreclosure. Administrator I J Spangler, now of Martha J Snow estate, sets sale for March 27, 1909 at 2 PM at Mitchell court house front door, starting at Lot 4 Block 1 Rowleys 2nd Addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James KR. Franklin
Lena Franklin
Martha E Snow
Register of Deeds
Davison County
South Dakota
Martha I. Snow
I. J. Spangler
Martha E. Snow
Whisreas
Mitchell
Rowley
T. J. Spangler
Martha J. Snow
Foreclosure Notice on 1907 Davison County Mortgage
Davison County South Dakota mortgage on Lot 2 Block 46 John Lawler's Addition Mitchell will be foreclosed by public sale April 24 1909 at 2 PM. Mortgagee O L Branson claims $768.16 due with principal 675 interest 83.16 and attorney fee 10. Note to creditors included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McDermaid
A. L. McDermaid
O. L. Branson
A. D
Office of the Register of Deeds
Davison County
South Dakota
Mitchell
John Lawler
Solak
Mareh Ltd
Boanson
Morteagcee
Notice to Creditors in the Celia Shay Estate
The administrator Burton Shay notifies creditors and all claimants against Celia Shay, deceased, to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Notices to be shown at Leteher, Sanborn County. Dated March 13th, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvey Shay
Warvey
Anil Ajl Rersons
Leteher
Sanborn
Burton Sitay
Celia Shay
County of
Burton Shay
Notice of Probate for Mary J Schurz Will Davison County
Davison County Court under state law issues notice in the matter of Mary J. Schurz deceased. An order appoints Conrad Schurz Henry Schurz Peter Schurz Herman Schurz Clara Scheich Mary Scheich and Gertie dbx as next of kin to receive notice for probate proceedings. A hearing date is set for April 6 1909 at four o clock PM at the Mitchell county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Davison
Mary J. Schurz
Ire
Nycotine
Conrad Schurz
Henry Schurz
Peter Schurz
Herman Schurz
Clara Scheich
Mary Scheich
Gertie Dbx
Tteirs
Mary D. Seluius
Calin
Mitchels
Cort
Sora
Mitchells Land Office Closes Moves to Gregory After 28 Years
The United States land office in Mitchell closed at 4 pm Saturday and shipments of fixtures went to Gregory for a Monday reopening. After 28 years in Mitchell the office shifts to where land needs proving, with local business and hotels to feel the impact though most filings have been limited in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Gregory
United States Land Office
Register Burns
Bryan
General Land Office
Washington
Campbells
Springfield
Messrs. Ryan and
Burns
Mormon propaganda in Mitchell stirs anti Mormon chorus
A Mitchell editorial warns against Mormon proselytizing insisting its beliefs threaten Christian civilization. The piece cites polygamy and unchristian doctrines, argues for public sentiment to oppose missionary work, and notes support from local Union group and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hontor Republican
Congress
Washington
God
Jesus Christ
Martha
Mary
George B. Sweazy
Salt Lake Collegiate Institute
Home Mission Monthly
Utah
Mormon Church
Mitchell
Oil promoter Palmer sought by Sioux Falls fraud case
Sioux Falls and Mitchell reports accuse W Palmer of promoting Farmers Independent Oil Co offering oil at 11 and a half cents a gallon with a March delivery plan. He is alleged to pass worthless checks, faced a $250 bounce, and vanished. Details trace his links to Standard Oil and prior fake promotions in Lincoln Nebraska and McCook, Minnehaha and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
W. Palmer
Farmers’ Independent Oil Co
Salem
Palmer
Mitchell
Sioux Salls
Lincoln
Neb
Standard Oil Peope
Marshall Oil Company
Standard Company
Farmers Independent Oil Company
Monrose
McCook
Minnehaha
Standard Oil
Montrose
Sioux Falls
McGook County
South Dakota
O. K
Palmers
Dell Hapids
Canton
Prairie
Commer News
Penn Ojl Company
Minneapolis
W Palmer
Mitchell Wins Debate on South Dakota Commission Plan
The Dakota Wesleyan University team defeats Huron College with six debaters in city hall. Elsie Davy, Judith Gregoson and Bessie Howard argued for the affirmative while Nellie May and Gladys Pyle plus May Pyle spoke for the negative. Judges favor Mitchell after a thorough exchange on public utilities and home rule amid military-like campus pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Commission
New York
Wisconsin
Elsie Davy
Judith Gregoson
Bessie Howard
Dakota Wesleyan University
Nellie
May
Gladys Pyle
Huron College
G. EK. Stason
Sioux City
Frank Turner
Faulkton
E. C. Ericson
Elk Point
Huron
Hitchcock
Railroad Commission
Hie Pyle
South Dakota Railroad Commission
Supreme Court
May Pyle
Mitchell
Pyle i
Florence Walrath
Mildred Derr
Melissa Walrath
Resolutions of Comradeship for Comrade James McKinley
Comrade James McKinley of Ransom Post No 6 Grand Army of the Republic is mourned as an upright citizen and valued comrade. The post resolves to mourn him thirty days, extend condolences to his family, and publish the resolutions in city papers and records, seeking divine comfort for the bereaved. The address reflects on honesty and personal discourse from Charles Lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McKinley
Ransom
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
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Notehcis
Tory Tsin
Sandr Tale
Ver
Ferry
Ors
C. M. Damon
T. U
Mitchell Union
O. S. Cossem
Shoop
Edout Lioux
A.W Chase
Scall
Chase
Bros. Drugegists
Dakota Wesleyan Girls
Hur
Charles Lamb
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