Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Mitchell SD
Proceedings to foreclose a mortgage in Davison County South Dakota name James Spears as mortgagor and Alidwell as mortgagee. Property includes Lots 12 13 14 and 5 6 Block 12 B A Scotts Addition Mitchell City. Auction set at Mitchell court house front steps June 1917 at 2 pm. Sheriff Ih M Owens and attorney N G Giddings.
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Montgage
South Dakota
James Spears
AL Iidwell
Davison County
B. A. Scott
Town of
Mitchell
City of
Ih. J. Owens
N. G. Giddings
Order to Show Cause on Petition to Sell Estate Land
In Davison County South Dakota County Court on May 7 1917 Louise Weepie executrix seeks license to sell part of Joseph Weepie estate in Mitchell. The court orders show cause June 10 1917 at 2 PM at the Mitchell courthouse with notice to interested parties for publishing in Mitchell Capital weekly.
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Than
South Dakota
Mitchell
Mitchell Capital 4
S. D
Ueno Pee Lei
C. Thompson
First Meeting of Creditors Scheduled in Bankruptcy Case
Notice announces the first meeting of creditors for Bart Wetptern and associates, bankrupts in district court of South Dakota. The session, under referee Robert Gannlle, will be at National Bank Building Sioux Falls on May 25, 1917, for creditors to prove claims, appoint a trustee, and examine debtors.
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District Court of the United States
District of South Deckert
Soullearn
Bankriuptcy No
Theeatten
Bart Wetptern
Karl Kempton
Dave Hh
Wweniupten
Wwetupton
Dave Thempton
Dndisidtnids
Mitehedl
Davison
Noties
Wark Wempton
Marl Whempton
Dave I. Shempton
Mark Wermpton
Dave Ho Werpton
Robert Ot. Taamble
National Bank
Sioux Paris
Minnebiltic County
South Dakota
Pigs Fight Patches in Mitchell Court Case
Civil dispute titled Pigs is Pigs centers on Davison county farmer J. M. Abbot and neighbor Kosal over hogs trespassing on corn. dispute recalls a prior September 1916 settlement, with further damages claimed as hogs again caused harm to Kosal’s corn patch.
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Mitchell Municipal Court
Yesterdy
J. M. Abbot
Davison County
Valentine Wosal
Abbot
Kosal
Wosat
Abbot settles for 200 after crop damages and feed neglect
Abbot faced a dispute over damages to his corn crop and feed costs for hops. The respondent Chargtupg Kosal was accused of neglecting proper feeding and tending. The case concluded with a $200 settlement reached outside court.
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Abbot
Chargtupg Kosal
New Chalmers Agency Opens in Mitchell
The Lofgren Auto Co announces it will again represent the Chalmers line in Mitchell with Saxons and Chalmers cars in their lineup. Former Chalmers agent Loteran Bros. left last July and Saxon sales continue. Woow Kennedy now leads retail operations. Showrooms at 114 S 2nd Ave to display the new models in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lofgren Auto Co
Chalmers
Matchell
Loteran Bros
Sioux Palls
Saxon
Loferen Auto Co
Mitchell
Banks in Mitchell Hold Large Deposits Surprising Totals
A city stranger questions how Mitchell with about 10 000 people can sustain seven banks and trust firms whose deposits total over 5 million dollars. The May deposits at Mitchell National and other institutions show surprising strength, despite expectations of a dip.
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Ito Mitchell
Muay 1
Mitchell
Mitchell National
Mitchell Trust
Western National
LOO Lula O. la, Branson & Co
War minerals search under way in South Dakota
State geologist Dr. Preeman Ward leads a summer survey to locate minerals vital for munitions. The effort focuses on indents for iron, pyrite, tin, tungsten, molybdenum, antimony, and fluorite with data on quantity, grade, ownership, and transport. No platinum deposits are known in the state.
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South Dakota
State Geological Survey
Uncle Sam
United States
Wata
Large New Dance Pavilion Under Construction
George FF Brandt is building a spacious dance pavilion measuring 75 by 100 feet, one of the state's largest. The facility includes a large stage, dressing rooms, a 4-dining hall, entrance lobby, and a two balcony dance hall spanning three sides. The building covers a full quarter of a block.
Perkins county to consolidate townships for central school dormitory
Pierre S D Twos townships in Perkins county plan consolidation to build a central two story school with dormitory space. A matron and teachers will be employed. Pupils from the township will attend the school for a full week starting each Monday.
Stranger Slain in Pierre Gulch SD
The body of Patrick McCann of Chicago was found along the riverbank near Pierre Gulch in Merre South Dakota with head crushed and robbed after leaving a rooming house on Sunday April 20. An inquest was planned this afternoon.
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Merre
Rver
Chicazo
Patrick McCann
Chicaso
Tan
College Editors Convene Here
Twenty members of the South Dakota College Editors association heard J I Walliday editor of the Iroquois Chief speak yesterday. Representatives from Yankton University of South Dakota Huron college Aberdeen Normal and Sioux Falls college attended. Halliday spoke on What the Advertiser Demands. Ronald of The Mitchell Republican will address on The Editorial Page. Election of officers was to be held today and a banquet tonight closes the convention.
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South Dakota
J. I. Walliday
Yankton
University of South Dakota
Huron College
Aberdeen Normal
Sioux Palls College
Halliday
WR. Ronald
Mitchell Republican
South Dakota Rallies to Aid Belgian Fund
South Dakota reports a statewide drive for Belgian relief led by George Douthit and Gina Smith-Cambell. Funds cover Menin children with $86,000 estimated need, one third already sent, Yankton County raising $4,500 toward per capita goals, and early results suggest surpassing $36,000 yearly target. Will route via W. Z. Sharp, state treasurer, to National authorities.
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Europe
Pord
Menin
W. Z. Sharp
Yankton County
South Dakota
Mitchell Opens Baseball Season Benefit Game Set
A local fast club will play Dakota Wesleyan in a charity baseball opener at Hitchcock Park. Manager Heinze Scharnweber announces the Mitchbell lineup with Long catching and Kaylor pitching, while Red Cross officials expect a large crowd and municipal turnout spearheaded by Mayor J. J. Wells pitching the first ball. Tickets are sold by Red Cross helpers and local members.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Red Cross
Heinze
Scharnweber
Mitchbell
Long
Kaylor
Dreller
Tutford
Zard
Ott
Nolt
Jennings
Stark
South Dakota
Hitchcock Park
Frank Weller
J. J.wells Wilh
Local K. C. Initiates Class With State Officers Attend
Local Knights of Columbus in Columbus of South Puikeata plan initiation for more than 100 members including applicants and Wirehits unit. State officers Paok Wickiam and J. D. Dalton are slated to attend with ceremonies at Holy Family Church and a city hall gathering.
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Wirehits of Columbus
South Puikeata
Sinty Dy
Mitchell
Maher Gouneil Noo
St. Paul
Paok. Wickiam
Holy Family Catholic Churel
Wudi Bornin
Dames AO Rogan
TC. Burns
Knights
Ready to Register Draft Volunteers Pace State Registration
Governor Nopheeh mobilizes volunteers from across the state to register for the forthcoming selective draft. No compensation is planned. enlistments rely on volunteer services. Officials in counties receive notices to prepare registration officers and supplies for the process.
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Nopheeh
Peipls
Hess
Qipor
Dakotan Axe Slayer Suspect Tied to Murder Case
Reverend Georgie Jo Welly linked to charges amid ongoing probe into the Moore family murder near Votchsea five years ago. Authorities report Welly surrendered in Rew Oak after being pursued in Sioux City and other states. He had prior incidents involving attempted assaults on women responding to ads in Sioux City newspapers. Victim details point to alleged murder influence by the Mauve Pathnigy network.
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Wezner
Des Meines
Vilormy
Wisner Fnnouineed Tate Fedkiy Che
UL Ucamm
NLS
NC Leroi Ui
Aod
Ena
Clare Ach
Cameben
Kktes Ghar
Harish Nea Vilesca
Sioux City
Seus City
Vey
Piynn Geores Welley
Todiey
Rew Oak
Moore Finnlly
Votchsea
Winner
S. Cd
Meyers and Chase Tie in Gorn Palace City Gun Meet
Thirty shooters competed in the registered tournament at Hitelcoek Park. BR J Cup Till of Watertown won the professional class with 147 of 150 birds. In the amateur shoot BE T Myers of Milchedl and Ray H Chase tied for first with 140 of 150. Chase won the event title. Third went to Buehannon of Sioux. The two women entrants Mrs Buehannon and Mrs Waener scored 115 and 101. Today the shooters move to Mt Vernon for the next round.
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Gorn Palace
Hitelcoek Park
BR. J. Cup Till
Watertown
Union Metauric Arms Company
BE. T. Myers
Milchedl
Ray H. Chase
Oflexandria
Fii
Chase
Buehannon
Sioux
Sioux Radis
Mes. Waener
Mt. Vernon
Tulls Review Gotham Drama in Elimination World
A Gotham drama review recounts a Trinity of scenes from New York theatre with Dakota Westley as keynote figure. Professors and critics discuss distillation of modern plays while Alfred Tartrea’s comedy closes the program amid student honors and a party by the Dakota Wesleyan Senior class.
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New York
Dakota Westley
Prat
Mes
Nivde
Mt Vernonda
Pall
Cornet College
Wali
Ciel
Pull
Varore
Wipling
Brooks
Alfred Tartrea
Tull
Dakentai Wesleyan
Patterson
Sioux enlistment drama and rustler jail term brief
Minneapolis story notes Dr Charles A Wastiman the Sioux leader and his tour to rally loyalty to the flag amid wartime stress. He asserts Sioux fighters will serve the United States and aid the war effort while outlining reasons and methods. The piece mentions Rustler Mike Hudspeth's five year sentence and related cattle theft cases, plus a small Lead damage settlement of 250 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Charles A. Wastiman
South Dakota
Hastman
John Mastman
Sisseton
S. D
Wastman
Pontiac
Tecumseh
Kendrix
United States
Read. S. Dla Fern
Nthe
Sioux Halls
McGee
Mike
Hudspeth
Caister County
Eldree
Mio
Circuit Court
Hdspeth
Eeet
Woot Windred
Staten
Dwo
College Press Heads Organize in South Dakota
A statewide college press meeting at Dakota Wesleyan University selected Francis Guse as first president of the organization. Lawrence Lippert became vice president and O. A. Nelson secretary treasurer with a roster of college representatives and editors from Yankton to Aberdeen Normal.
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South Dakota
Dakota Weetesai
Prancis Guse
Plivetetosinian
Dakota Wesleyan Weekly
0. A. Nelson
Sious Malls College
Prof Tow. Jones
University of South Dakota
Franklin Miller
Yookton College
George Jonestall
Phiton College
Milete dl
Alo de Pladliday
Hhe Troqus
oWhat Thedvertiser
Deaiinds
C. W W. Cotsey
Selioel Supply Compas
W. OR
Ronald
Phe Repubtiown
Phe
Am Intercoleshte
Evrry
Graham Tradl
Willer Travis
Yankton
Gase
Laura Brookman
Nelson
Miriam Mason
Aberdeen Normal School
Clinton Anderson
Protke
Hh. Wildes
Dakota Wesleyan
WW. Torn
Huron College
Travis
Ole Bere
Wranklin Miller
Yankton College
Brookman
Lilian Olson
Bryan Barron
Ofston Balls College
Mason
Mr Lippert
Aberdeen Normal
Ming (Aise Qin Herbert Atlen
Dahola Wesleyan
Local Men Report for Fort Snelling Training Camp
Three local men receive notices to report at the officers training camp at Fort Snelling. Charles Bintliff Shirley Stout and W P Waltz assistant city engineer are named with addresses and ranks. The party will depart Sunday night.
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Snelling
Fort Snelling
Charles Bintliff
South
Wisconsin Street
Shirley Stout
McCabe
W. P. Waltz
Waltz
Aberdeen Expects Sufficient Potatoes for Demand
Aberdeen merchants debated a ten day potato sale ban to let farmers seed last year’s crop. They concluded local supply and prices at 80 cents per peel will cover demand while allowing planting and home consumption to continue.
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Aberdeen S. D
Aberdeen
Trap Shooters Hold Tourney at Witchcock Park
The annual registered trapshooting event of the Gorn Palace City Club was held at Witchcock Park with many out of town entries. Teams faced a entry fee and targets. scores will enter official records under the federation. VF Scharnweber presided, with Kastentz secretary and Meyers treasurer.
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Gorn Palace
Willi
VF Scharnweber
Whotias Kastentz
JH. UP Meyers
Time to prune nursery stock
A Park Superintendent explains spring planting losses from improper pruning. When seedlings are removed from nursery rows a portion of the root system is lost, about 1 3 to 1 2, and the stem must be trimmed by a corresponding amount to reestablish balance and transplant success.
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Max B. Kannowski
Park
Mason City Train Master Visitors for Milwaukee JV
R. H. James of Mason City Iowa train master for the Iowa and Dakota division of the Milwaukee visited the area yesterday on business.
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R. H. James
Mason City
Iowa and Dakota
Milwaukee
Cavalry Troop Planting Burr Oak Memorial in Park
Troop 2 of the First South Dakota Cavalry will plant a burr oak at Hlitehcok Park at 7 45 p m to honor comrades. The company roster will be placed in a bottle and buried at the tree roots with short talks by ALT Downey and Rev H W Pulwertter.
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First
South Dakota Cavalry
Hlitehcock
Max Bo Whannowski
Troop 2
Alt. Downey
Park Board
Rev
H.W. Pulwertter
Farmer Imports Texas Cattle to Western Prairies
James J. Wil first imported Vexan stock to the Western prairies and the importations have continued. John Byren, a Buffalo county rancher, is the latest to follow the empire builders, buying twenty cars of Texas stock for his ranch near Duncan and passing Mitchell toward Kimball this morning.
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James J. Wil
Prairies
John Byren
Buffalo County
Empire Builders
Byron
Texas
Duncan
Mitchell
Kimball
Jerauld Court House Bond Vote Fails in Special Election
In Wesington Springs South Carolina voters defeated a 90000 bond proposal to build a new county court lease and jail. Only 154 ballots favored the plan, with war uncertainties cited as the reason for the defeat. In Sturgis South Dakota heavy rains improve soil moisture and crop prospects, aiding timely planting.
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Wesington Springs
S. C
Jerauld County
Cport House
Government denies draft of Mexicans at border
Washington on May 16 reports the government issued a denial that Mexicans at the border would be drafted into the army. The statement aims to quell ongoing concerns about conscription or use of residents in border regions.
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Washington, D
Quiet Mit Chedl School Bond Vote Reports Low Turnout
Mit Chedl residents cast 209 votes by 3 p m in a four ward election. Third Ward led with 72 ballots including 30 by women, First Ward 57 with 8 women, Second Ward 26 with no women, Fourth Ward 54 with 82 women voters in this quiet school bond contest.
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Mit Chedl
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NEW Chalmers Agency
Lopgren Auto CO
POR Chalmers
BANKS
Mitchell Bank
U Big
Pierre Gulch
Chilcago
Missouri
Piers Day
Coluergi Press Association
Tonighiud
Sprecien
Mienin
K. C
NEW War Army
Geo. Kelley
Stedl
Georgie Jo
Fev
Vetisen
Tae
Elbiree
Towa
Nebraska
WG Rt
Wenstind
Pinsuit
CP Yat Uy Tie Sane
Die Coles Alterney
Esp Ss
Hae Toi Tara Tinal Tae “Cerense
Meyers
Mitchell Man
Alexandrian
TULLS
Gotham Drama
Wesleyan
DR. Eastman
Mike” Hudspeth
Beatrice Penton
Lead
College
Francis Case
NEW Editors’ Group
Corn Palace City Gun Club
N. W
Belle Mourehe
Ss. 1
Chicnea & Northwestern Railway
Belle Pourele
Little Missouri River
Theus
Jerauld Court House
Sturgis, S. 1
Ablis
Wild ‘Animal Circus
STEEL
Brecvietye Lignt
LIONS
Leopards
Pumas Tigers
Polar Bears
Black Bears
SEA Lions
Elephants
Maonkeys
Lion
Parket
Col. Hobb
Bateling
Nelson Connine Partner and Company
Rowe, Yessy OF All Champions
Fichterin
Willios Lively
Yankee Rabinson
MitChell, S. D
Sea Inti
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