Mayor Hitchcock Wins Support As City Council Begins
New council seats are filled and officials reaffirmed as Mayor Hitchcock outlines success against vice and the Dakota Central Telephone company. He cites gains in debt reduction and financed improvements while backing a detention hospital, larger reservoir works, and sewer improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Police Department
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Suport
Guy
Michels
Walrath
J. O. Walrath
J. H. Winsor
J. N. Crow
Fourth and Main
Fourth Avenue
Mr. Crow
BE. W. Heyler
Mr. Heyler
J. B. Salisbury
West Fourth Street
Edmunds
Montana Streets
Sixth Street
Sewer and Water Committee
Jay A. Parsons
H. C. Anderson
Telephone Company
Mitchels
Carn Palace
Mayer
Dakota Central Teléphone Company
Supreme Court
Reft Council
Fire at First State Bank building causes heavy losses
A morning fire in Wagner S D gutted Majestic hotel rooms and adjacent stores in the First State Bank building. Losses totaled about 49 000 with damages to C K Shay E C Schreiber the bank building Hotel Majestic and Farm and Home Telephone Company. Mrs Alice Stroh alerted the blaze and Chief James led firefighting efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Stroh
Vera
CG. James
C. K. Shay
E. C. Schreiber
First State Bank
Hotel Majestic
Farm and Home Telephone Company
Cloudburst Deluges Aurora County Upcourse
Aurora county received a heavy rainstorm described as a cloudburst. Mitchell reports nearly an inch of rain in thirty minutes, with the heaviest downpour between White Lake and Kimball. Flooding appears in low areas and roads. no major damage reported. Rain spread across Marion, Soctton, and Murdo. Plankinton saw less. Government gauge readings incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora County
Milwaukee
Mitchell
White Lake
Kimball
Marion
Soctton
Murdo
Plankintorn
Rain Drenches Range Country as Thunder Roars
Night rains dropped about .25 inch with a peak around 11 in the range country west of the Missouri. Electrical disturbances followed as Milwaukee Between Draper and Vivian washed out briefly and expected to be repaired by noon. Aberdeen reports .45 inch while rain extended to the state line. Mobridge area saw lighter totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Milwaukee
Draper
Vivian
Aberdeen
State Line
Mobridge
Notice of Probate of Will for Julia Ford
In Davison County South Dakota County Court Mitchell notice is given that on May 15 1914 at 10 oclock a m in the court room letters testamentary may be issued after proving the will of Julia Ford deceased and hearing all petitioners and contesters present Judge QC O Thompson seals and Clerk S Cattrell attest the notice cites heirs and devisees including John Ford Michael Ford Thomas J Ford Daniel H Word Martin Ford Mrs Michael Stevens Edward Word William Ford and William Ford Dineen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Jensen
S. H. Smith
Jay Houghton
Lauritz Miller
Wood Smith
W. E. Carstenson
George Shipton
A.L. Kirkpatrick
W. A. Darling
Arthur Allen
J. A. Parsons
W. Anderson
J. C. Peterson
A. T. Downey
Park Board
J.C. Lindsey
Library Board
Kelley
J. H. Davis
Council On Milk and Dairy Inspection
W. T. Pratt
John M. Sibery
H H. Winsor
A. J. Kings
Ss. D. van Benthuysen
John O. Walrath
John M. Sibert
A. C. Miles
W. H. Snow
S. W. Whyte
Graceland Cemetery
F. W. Winsor
Board of Health
W. R. Ball
D. van Benthuysen
Vic
A. C
N. J. Mayer
van Benthuysen
N. Ti. Jensen
Hitchcock
John
State of
South Dakota
Davison
Julia Ford
John Ford
Michael Ford
Thomas J. Ford
Daniel H. Word
Martin Ford
Michael Stevens
Edward Word
William Ford
William Ford Dineen
Mitchell
Mitchell, S. D
Hearing on Letters of Administration for Lizzie D Dexheimer Estate
John J Dexheimer files to have letters of administration issued to J M Newell for Lizzie D Dexheimer deceased. A hearing is set for May 12 1914 at 2 15 PM in the county judge's office Mitchell Davison SD where interested parties may contest the petition.
Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration
Notice is given that in the matter of the estate of Elizabeth Dexheimer, deceased, John of its court petitions for letters of administration. The hearing is set for one o'clock p m on a specified day at Mitchell South Dakota. Dated April 20 1914. D C Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell, S
C. G. Thompson
Notion of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration
In County Court John Henry Dexheimer deceased hearing set for May 12 at 1 30 p.m. by J M Newell to show cause why Letters of Administration should be issued to him. Heirs at law and next of kin may appear at Mitchell South Dakota office of the county judge to contest the petition filed May 20 by Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Supreme Court
Federal Court
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Acra
City
City Hall
Boweward
Cour City
Tree Ately
Nsw
Sistelee Teeters
Clini
Park Board
Oates Diesdteistyesteke
Commercial Club
City Water Works
J. I. Janssen
Woonsocket
James River
Missouri River
Wolf
St. Paul
Sioux Falls
Turon
Firesteel Creek
Firestee
Nfe
State of
South Dakota
Davison
Lizzie D. Dexheimer
Red Dexheimer
Alfred If
Dexheimer
Walter A. Dexheimer
Mattie J. Dexheimer
William P. Dexheimer
Edward John Dexheimer
R. D. Dexheimer
John J. Dexheimer
Lizzie D. Dexheimner
J.M. Newell
Elizabeth Dexheimer
I'red Dexheimer
Alfred I. Dexheimer
Elizabeth Desheiimer
J. M. Newell
John Henry Dexheimer
Pred Dexheimer
Alfred E. Dexheimer
Heira
Wil
Notice of Guardian Sale of Minor Lands in Mitchell
In the matter of Ruben and Florence Krebsbach minors, H. R. Kibbee guardian will sell undivided interests in lands in Davison and Hanson counties South Dakota. Sale is private after May 27 1914 with cash only at guardian's deed. Bids in writing to guardian at Mitchell office on Commercial & Savings Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Davison
Ruben Krebsbach
Florence Krebsbach
H. R. Kibbee
Florente Krebsbach
John Lawler
Mitchell
Davison County
Hanson County
St. P. M
Manson County
Guardian
Commercial & Savings Bank
H. Rk. Kibben
Mitchell Beats Sioux Falls in Dual Track Meet
Mitchell high school topped Sioux Falls high school 57 to 52 in a Sioux Falls dual track meet. Louis Nordbye led Mitchell with 16 points winning discus and 220 yard low hurdles while James Salisbury scored 14 with hammer and discus wins. Parklman, Fox, Troon and van Benthuysen starred for Mitchell in sprint and distance events, while Carpenter led Sioux Falls in the 100 yard dash and Hudson paced several events for the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Parklman
Fox
Troon
Harry van Benthuysen
Griffith
Carpenter
Louis Nordwye
James Salisbury
Wirst
van Benthuysen
Schoff
Chase
Sioux Walls
Iret
Hox
Hoon
Timie Lij
Winer
Sioux’ Falls
Baryard
Willard
Sioux Fells
Nordbye
Klatt
Sioux
Capa Falls
Salisbury
Pax
Woodruff
Tirst
Nordsge
Grace
Kinor
Firet
Coyotes Beat Maroons In Dual Track Meet
South Dakota Coyotes defeated Morningside Maroons by five points in a dual track meet held Saturday. Quigley of South Dakota won the high hurdles in 17.15 seconds. Vernon of Morningside placed second as rain and slow track affected many events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Walls
Salisbury
Coyotes
Maroons
Sioux City
South Dakota
Morningside College
Methodists
Quigley
Vernon
Morningside
South
Dakota
High Schools to Meet at Brookings Track Meet
Fifteen schools plan full entries for the tenth annual high school meet at State College field on May 8. Brookings and Sioux Falls area teams lead entries. medals, cups, and a relay pin prize the winners. Notable records listed include 50 yd dash Read and 100 yd dash Bentley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
S. C
State College
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Watertown
Huron
Pierre
Armory
Brookings High School
Dash
I'read
Tiuron
Dazin
Bentley
Deadwood
Calawell
Huntemer
Dell Rapids
Gay
Bella Fourches
Dickey
Wuron
Niseus
Robberts
Viandreau
Alfect
Erwin
Parken
Jensen
Saint Huron
Kelly
Bacandel
Mile Tun
Belle Fourche
Mintles
Bank of Campo to Pay 40 Percent Dividend to Creditors
State examiner J L Wingfield directs the examiner in charge of Bank of Campo to declare another dividend of forty per cent, making ninety per cent of credits paid. The distribution awaits a court order directing payment.
Nordica Shows Slight Improvement After Illness
Batavia reports operatic soprano Madame Lilian Nordica, famed for leading roles, shows minor gains in health today and could possibly regain full mobility. doctors provide cautious outlook as recovery proceeds in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tielian Nordica
Batavia
Javal
Madame Lilian Nordica
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T. J. Spangler
Spangler
R. B. Tripp
Supreme Court of
State
City of
Wagner
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AMPER
O Thompson
S. Cattrell
D. C. Thompson
Mitchel
S. D
D. ©. Thompson
Patco
Scallin Bros.co
Draggista
Opticians
Rexall
West
Canada
J. Keys
Denmark
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ottawa
Montachan
Ag Eee
G. G
AIT Usenho
H. S
Rox
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