South Dakota Quiet Title Suit in Davison County
In Circuit Court Davison County a quiet title action is filed by Carl K. Christian against Marie Burr and others including unknown heirs and administrators. The suit seeks to quiet title to the northwest quarter of section 31 township 101 range 61 west of the 6th P.M. and to determine all adverse claims. Defendants are summoned to answer within thirty days.
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State of
South Dakota
Davison
Pourth Judicial Circuit
Carl K. Christian
Plantisf
Marie Burr
Mitchell
Davison County
Parkston
W. H W. Glynn
Dairy farming proves profitable near Kadoka
Pierre South Dakota reports S Schnee living near Kadoka shows income from sixteen cows over ten months May to February reached over a thousand dollars. He sold cream totaling 528.29 dollars and produced fifteen calves valued at 450 dollars. He argues dairying and cream raising are successful in the west river region.
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Pierre
S. D
R. H. Schnee
Kadoka
West River
Husband Among Ypres Wounded
D R Stewart of Vancouver BC, husband of former Mitchell girl Ruth Halfhill, is reported wounded in the Ypres fighting. He served with the Canadian contingent in northern France and has been at the front since the first unit was sent. Mrs Stewart is staying with her parents in Ashland Oregon. Details on injuries were not yet received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Stewart
Mitchell
Ruth Halfbhill
J. P. Tlalfhill
Ypres
Stewar
Vancouver
UB. Co
France
Republican
Stewart
Grandview Villa
Ashland
Ore
Europe
London
England
Cunard
Eige
Winsale
Turner
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
House of Corions
Tunner
Lord Nursey
Naval
Escor
Astrania
Lusitania
Churchill
House of Commons
Inercehantmen
English
Germany
South Ind
Wesleyan Names Brookings Coach Dillon as Athletics Director
The Republican reports Brookings high school coach Mr. Dillon is chosen as Dakota Wesleyan director of athletics for the coming year. Dillon, a 1911 Western conference half back pick by Walter Ickersall, is Illinois University alumni with varsity letter honors in college sports.
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Dillon
Brookings High School
Dakota Wesleyan
Walter Ickersall
University of Illinois
Ellige
Young Man Admits Robbing Summit Store
Peever South Dakota officers traced a young man named John Barnett to a farm near Peever where he was working before arrest on suspicion of being the burglar who robbed the Summit store in March.
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Peever
S. D
John Barnett
Summit Hardware Robbery Suspect Confesses
Sheriff Minder with a search warrant found in a farm house room a large cache of knives razors and revolvers tied to a Sunmimit hardware store theft. Barnett confessed to the deed saying no accomplices. Bond was set for the next state circuit court term.
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Edward Savage
Sunmimit
Minder
Summit
Barnett
State Circuit Court
Retailers Meet for This Week in Sioux Falls
Delegates begin arriving in Sioux Falls for the eighteenth annual Retail Merchants Association of South Dakota convention opening Tuesday. The program features talks on competition advertising credit rating cooperation with manufacturers handling produce and window trimming, with sessions through Thursday awaiting visitors from South Dakota and neighboring states.
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Sioux Walls
Retail Merchants’ Association of
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Catholne Louse Competition
Leslie Wildey
A. I F. Allison
A. J. Keith
Dr. C. Klein
W. F Enright
Wrist Gilbertson
HM. S. Zuppin
Por
Martin Smeby
Commercial Club
Sonx Walls
Abolish the town dump urged to improve town approach
A state food and drug bulletin urges cleaning or abolition of town dumping grounds to remove a blight along rail right of way. It notes dumps near rail yards breed flies and mosquitos and spoil visitors first impressions. The notice also covers fireproofing scenery labeling soft drinks sanitary bakery standards and a crackdown on adulterated foods.
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Vermillion
S. 1
State Food and Drug Department
Mitchell's Theatre opens in Aberdeen with Rose Stahl
Mitchell's new Metropolitan Theatre in Aberdeen debuts with a performance by Rose Stahl. A May 7 concert by Madame Schumann-Heink is planned and the city celebrates the completed street railway project and a $100,000 endowment drive for Dakota Wesleyan University, signaling local progress.
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Aberdeen News
Mitchell
Metropolitan
Rose Stahl
Madame Schumant Heink
Aberdon Jans
Mitchel
Dakota Wesleyan University
Lusitania Dead Mourned as Bodies Reach Port Town
Crowds in Queenstown see sixteen more Lusitania victims landed by a Cunard tug none identified. A Toronto man’s body was found drifting near the wreck while ten more unidentifed bodies arrived at Baltimore. Survivors, guards, and officials attend a somber funeral rite with life belts and acts of heroism amid grim weather and mass graves.
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Queenstown
Ireland
Cunard Line
Albert Thompson
Toronto
Baltimore
Cork
Cunard Company
Old Head Winsale
Cape Clear
Lusitania
Mime
Marie Depnee
Herbert $Stone
Associated Press
Lindon W.wtates, Jr
J. TL
Burial of Lusitania victims at Queenstown grieves crowd
Ninety two crewmen and passengers from the Lusitania were buried in a Queenstown cemetery as British soldiers played Chopin funeral march. The sea disaster prompted tears and a city-wide vigil two miles from the town, with the mourners including American survivors and Cork officials.
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Miller
Castle
London
Charles Cokie
Queenstown
Robert Browne
Cloyne
Iraland
Lusitania
Queensown
Ireland
Atlantic
Cunard
Water Front
Chopin
Athedral
Emetery
Royal Irish Infany
Iish Constabulary
Mnnster
Wayfarer
Corporation of Cork
Official denial that Lusitania carried guns at departure
New York City official Dudley Wield Ma lone and Cunard assistant manager Merman Winter rejected Berlin reports that the Lusitania had guns mounted in New York harbor. They stated the liner was inspected before sailing, no armament was found, and no merchant ship would be allowed to arm and depart.
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Lusitania
New York City
Dudley Wield Malone
Berlin
Merman Winter
Cunard Line
Lusitania firing munition claim dismissed as false
A statement calls an attack claim an unfounded lie. It asserts the Lusitania carried no guns or munitions beyond 2,400 cases of Remington safety cartridges and unloaded steel shrapnel shells in an ordinary commercial consignment handled by common carriers.
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Lusitania
Germany to Stop Submarine Warfare If England Surrenders
Washington reports a German source states Germany would renounce submarine warfare if England allows foodstuffs to reach Germany. It cites Germany’s view on Lusitania losses, accuses Russia of provoking the war, notes a prior warning to Americans, and argues England’s conduct violates international law.
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Germany
England
Washington
Count von Bernsterly
Gerwin
United States
Musland
State Department
Witton
Bryan
Lusitania
Gaillight
Pacific Limited offers comfortable West Coast travel from Chicago
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway promotes The Pacific Limited as its premier no extra fare train to California with through service to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Morning terminal arrivals allow a full day of settling in, and low fares invite visits to Expositions. An optional Shasta Rainier route and the Olympian Trail offer scenic northern travel back home. Local agents provide fares times connections and descriptive literature for the Grand Circle Tour.
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California
Pacific Limited
Hicazo
Milwaukee & St. Paul
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Expositions
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Notice of Hearing for Estate Administration in Mitchell
Davison County Court will hear HT Sprague's petition for letters of administration of Orpha J. Kintigh deceased. Hearing set for Saturday May 16 1915 at 10:00 a m at the County Judge's office in Mitchell South Dakota. All heirs and interested parties may attend and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Dated April 21 1915. C Thompson.
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State of
South Dakota
Douglas
Christian Lau
Arthur Lau
Ada Lau
Marcus Lau
Christian Law
Marcus Juan
Mitchell
Davison
A. D
C. Thompson
Cattrell
Orpha
South Yakota
Sprague
Orphan
Kintigh
Orpha J. Kintirgh
Lillian Doud
Mary Duncan
Paul Duncan
Orpha I. Kintigh
HT. C. Sprague
Nearly Million In State Treasury Report
The report of the state treasury shows total cash in all funds of $985,347 at April end. The general fund holds $84,910 on a current cash basis. The income fund for common schools stands at $624,801 and will be distributed in June. The twine plant reports $8,236 and the game fund $34,820. C. G. Rosso went on a pleasure trip to the Pacific coast with Tacoma, Washington as the first stop.
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Pierre
5. D
Also Mentioned on This Page
Godiva
Ethel Baird
Lady Godiva
Lusitania Storm Center
Countess von Bernstorfr
and Pourtalas
Walker & Gurley
Armour, South Dakota
Suluvons
Vormer Mitchell
Girl Wipe
Pranor
NEW Wesleyan
C.¢, Dillon
Academny
Ir. W. G. Seaman
Charles Bayverd Mitchell
Chicago
Dakota Wesleyan Academy
William Grant Seaman
Monogram Club
School of Music
Board of Directors
Alumni Association
Charles Bayard Mitchell
Summit Store
Spate Association
Mitchell’s Theatre
C. G. Rosso
Pacific Coast
Tacoma
Wash
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