Warne Convicted In Mortgage Property Case At Circuit Court
The state versus George Warne ended with a guilty verdict for selling mortgaged property after a trial that began Saturday afternoon. W. H. Coffee held a charter mortgage on Warne’s horse and recovered it from White after Warne failed to reimburse. Sentencing was postponed due to attorney absence. Also noted were plans for new opera and church buildings in town and details on the Yorkton department encampment with remarks from General Wolgemuth.
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Circuit Court
George Warne
W. H. Coffee
Warne
Coffee
White
E. W. Wagner
H. J. Moher
Alexandria
T. J. Spangler
Smith
Yorkton
Wolgemuth
Minneapolis
Tanner
Warne Sentenced After Restitution in Property Sale Case
Late Monday Judge Smith imposed a fine of 150 pounds after George Warne, found guilty of selling mortgaged property, sought leniency citing support for aging parents. States Attorney Spangler noted Warne paid 75 to White from the sale proceeds, relieving White of loss, and arrangements to collect the fine were discussed.
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Wagner
Alexandria
George Warne
Smith
Spangler
Jen Heney
Pangler
Warne
White
Ain
Quiet Title Upheld in Safford Case at Local Court
In a Monday session Judge Smith heard Maytie Safford seek to quiet title to a quarter section south of town. Staten had paid 500 down before Safford's husband died. court found no defense in the answer and granted Safford the relief sought. Mrs Vallely also won a divorce with child custody. jury was excused after Warne verdict. court may adjourn Friday with several COMEE cases pending.
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Smith
Maytie Safford
T. J. Spangler
Safford
Staten
Transac
Givler
Aro
Memphis
Milwaukee
Bella Vallely
Wolgemuth Visits Watertown As Home Town Bank Plans Grow
Watertown Public Opinion notes General J. B. Wolgemuth, department commander of the GOA, is in the city. The article highlights Wolgemuth’s Mitchell origins and reports plans for a new three story brick National Bank building and siding work on the street, with additional brick construction for another bank.
Miss Vernie Hodge Delivers Notable University Pianoforte Recital
Miss Vernie Hodge presented seven high quality piano numbers on Thursday at the university recital. Her faultless technique and refined interpretations of Chopin, Grieg, Liszt, and other masters showcased steady yearly improvement as she prepares to graduate in June.
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Vernie Hodge
Miss Hodge
Chopinu
Mason
Moskowski
Greig
Troldhaugen
Liszt
Dewey
Chopin-L. Godowsky
Liebling
Prohibition County Convention to Elect Delegates
The Davison county Prohibition party will hold a county convention at the Free Methodist church Mitch ll S D on May 22 at 2 p m to elect two delegates to the state convention in Redfield June 5. Delegates are allocated 3 per precinct with primaries on May 15 from 3 to 8 30 p m to choose three delegates. Eligible voters are those who backed a majority of party nominees in the last state election and plan to do so again. By order of A M Anderson Chairman J S Hunter Secy.
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Prohibition
Davison County
Redfield
Free Methodist Church
Mitchll
S. D
Prohibition Party
Prohibition County Committee
A. M. Anderson
J. S. Hunter
Sec’y
Courage and sacrifice aboard the Kearsarge
The New York Sun lauds Annapolis trained officers and sailors for bravery in the Kearsarge turret disaster. It highlights Lieutenant Sludgins and Ordinary Seaman King saved from flames, praising mutual respect between officers and men and the noble ideals fostered at the Naval Academy.
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New York Sun
Kearsarge
Naval Academy
Sludgins
King
Rome
Hudgins
Annapolis
Wedding Glows At Holy Family Church In City Honor
Miss Maude Ella Tlofstetter married Oscar Miller in a ceremony at Holy Family Church led by Dean Shea. The couple, both of this city, began their life together with a formal wedding breakfast at the home of the bride's parents and plans to establish a home near the city.
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Maude Ella Tlofstetter
Holy Family Church
Oscar Miller
Chopin
Estella Slofstetter
Dean Shea
Miss Antoinette
George Hofstetter
Brookings
L. Hofsuetter
Hirst Avenue West
L. Vofstetter
William Miller
Methodist church building plan advances to bid stage
The building committee met Monday and approved the plans by architect Eisentraut of Sioux City. Finances and construction details were reviewed as they push to complete the church structure for dedication late this fall. The project is estimated to cost about 40000 dollars.
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Methodist Church
Eisentraut
Sioux City
Myers Takes Presidency Of First National Bank At Stewartville
J. P. B. Myers formerly of Mitch ell South Carolina and Sioux City has dissolved ties with Western National bank and Farmers Loan and Trust Company and moved to Stewart ville Minnesota to lead the First National bank as its president. He is a well known banker who spent winter with his family in California.
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J. PB. Myers
Western National Bank
Sioux City
First National Bank
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Stewartville, Minn
Myers
Califfrnia
Panhandler at Milwaukee Depot Described As Worst Case
A drunken elder beggar approached about twenty people in ten minutes at the Milwaukee depot yesterday afternoon before passenger trains west and north. The scene was described as one of the worst cases of begging seen in some time.
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Milwaukee
Knights of Columbus hold Watertown convention
The Knights of Columbus gather in Watertown for their annual convention with Mitchell lodge representatives KF P A McGovern L J Welch J A Lrazzell and J F Seibert. Mitchell sends over forty candidates and Sioux City council members attend to assist. A banquet for Knights is planned after initiation, and Mitchell delegates expect to return Tuesday morning.
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Knights of Columbus
Watertown
Mitchell Lodge
KF. P. A. McGovern
L. J. Welch
J. A. Lrazzell
J. F. Seibert
Sioux City Council
Ladies of
Catholic Church
Mitchell
Subscriptions Add Comfort for California Relief Effort
Local donations to the Republican relief fund accumulate with J. Walrath of the Commercial Mutual Fire Association giving 25 dollars, the Modern Brotherhood of America 5 dollars, and the Knights of Pythias 15 dollars. United Commercial Travelers add 100 dollars by telegram for traveling workers in need, and Miss Ella Preston and her sixth grade pupils contribute 3 dollars.
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Republican Relief Fund
California
J. ©. Walrath
Commercial Mutual Fire Association
Modern Brotherhood of America
Knights of Pythias
United Commercial Travelers
San Francisco
Ella Preston
Panama Canal Plan Looms After Three Years Of Urgent Rush
New York Evening Post reports Chairman Shonts says 22 000 men are digging Panama dirt and must be reassigned until a general plan is chosen. After three years no canal plan approved, plan needed soon, Taft warns against delay amid disputes among engineers and a reluctant commission may seek presidential guidance.
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New York Evening Post
Shonts
Panama
Canal
Colombia
Senate
Taft
Addion
Old Ships In Norway
Norwegians break up worn wooden ships by beaching them on rocky coasts and anchoring them to await the next storm. The wreck fragments are then collected after the storm and sold as firewood.
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Norway
Anxious Beck Seeks Recall After Spouse Silence
Beck laments a remark that angered his wife who has not spoken to him for two days. Peck urges memory of the exact words as a possible fix.
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Beck
Peck
Quote on success as wine intoxicating intellect
A reflective line compares success to a generous wine that stirs intellect before leading to foolish intoxication, attributed to Bougeart.
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Bougeart
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America
Rockies
Grand Canyon
Derland
Great Northwest
Puget Sound
Mediterranean
Gardener
Northern Pacific Railway
C. L. Townsend
Broadway
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A.M. Cleland
St. Paul, Minn
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