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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1908

Page

8

Notice of Administration for Mary J. Dean Estate

In Davison County South Dakota special May term 1908 A E Dean petitions for Letters of Administration for Mary J Dean deceased Hearing set for June 6 1908 at 10 oclock am in Mitchell County Court room Davison County Meantime heirs at law and next of kin named to appear and show cause W Abbey Judge S Cattrell Clerk Seal

State of South Dakota Davison Mary J. Dean Jane Haynes Nellie Johnston Sadie Goodlad T. B. Haynes Lillie McEwen Anna Haynes John Haynes Emma Bobb Harold Haynes A. E. Dean Mitchell Mitchell, S. D Edward J. Haynes Mary E. Haynes Harold T. Haynes Mary Is. Haynes W. Abbey S. Cattrell

Order to Show Cause on Filing Petition to Sell Land

In Davison County South Dakota the court orders all interested parties to show cause on June 19 1908 at Mitchell why J M Newell executor should not be granted a license to sell lands described in the petition to pay debts. Publication and service terms specified. Also notice for time appointed for proving the will of Edward J Haynes deceased with Mary E Haynes and Harold T Haynes named heirs and applicants.

South Dakota Davison Margreta Knutson J. M. Newell Mitchell Mitchell Capitol S. D A. D W. Abbey

Guardianship Sale Order for Farrell Minors

In Davison County a guardianship petition seeks an order of sale of real estate for minors Mary L. Farrell John L. Farrell and Helen J. Farrell. The court sets a June 27 1908 hearing at 10:00 am at the county court to show cause why the sale should not be granted. Publication in Mitchell Capital four weeks prior is ordered.

Mary L. Farrell John L. Farrell Helen J. Farrell Mary Farrell Mitchell Mitchell Capital Davison County W. Abbey

Childish Faith in Milk Inquiry Highlights Trusted Source

A Chicago Tribune quotation shows a young girl asserting milk from a country source is pure from the finest white cow. The exchange underscores simple local trust in rural dairy quality.

Chicago Tribune

The Real Place First Amateur Fisherman

The Baltimore American hints at top trout locales in a light public interest note. It mentions best spots for novice anglers and a confidential second tip about premier fish markets, reflecting the paper’s column style on fishing and markets.

Baltimore American

Concert A Fine Success By Minneapolis Symphony

The Minneapolis Symphony in its Mitchell Festival concert faced heavy rain and flooding but delivered strong performances under Emil Oberhoffer. Highlights included Grieg Peer Gynt and Liszt Symphonic Poem with soloists Alma Johnston Portious Hadley Sibyl Samamis and Frederick Carberry receiving praise.

Alma Johnston Porteous Saint Saens Hadley Herodiade Sibyl Samamis Frederick Carberry Hiawatha

Mitchell Festival Close With Noted Musical Flair

The second annual Mitchell Musical Festival concluded with strong artistic success despite poor weather dampening attendance. The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra joined the Wesleyan Choral Club for Bach and Gaul works including Gods Own Time, Irish Rhapsody, and The Holy City, under Emery W. Hobson. Soloists Miss Sibyl Samimis, Mrs Alma Porteous, Grant Hadley, and Frederick Carbury impressed, while Miss Fannie DeCormick accompanied. Omaha-bound conductor Herr Oberhoffer praised the chorus, and Mitchell eyes a firmer future for a third annual festival. Stores closed for the event afternoon.

Mitchell Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Wesleyan Choral Club Symphony Orchestra Bach Emery W. Hobson Sibyl Samimis Soprao Alma Johnston Porteous Grant Hadley Frederick Carbury Fannie deCamick Oberhoffer W Hobson West Hobson Omaha

Kidney Liver And Bowels The Health Trio In Pills

Sickness is unlikely when the kidneys liver and bowels stay in order with Dr A D Ghase s Kidney Liver Pills. Testimonial from S B Holden Grand Rapids Mich claims rapid relief from sluggish liver constipation and kidney inactivity with Dr A W Chase s Kidney Liver Pills. Free sample offered and available through SCALLIN BROS.

A.d. Ghase S. B. Holden Cass Ave Grand Rapids, Mich A. W. Chase W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N. Y Scallin Bros

Wednesday Afternoon Concert by Minneapolis Symphony

The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra gave a matinee performance featuring Beethoven Symphony in C minor number five with distinct interpretation under Mr Oberhoffer. The Oberon overture received a beautiful production and cello soloist Carlo Fisciser impressed with Val Nidree.

Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Oberhoffer Gbernoffer

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Quick Strength

Scallin Bros advertise Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the greatest tonic and strength producing remedy. The copy claims it quickens the blood and lifts the brain and body from weakness to power, offering tea or tablets for 35 cents.

Hollister Scallin Bros

Big Athletic Meet Draws Students From Several Cities

Vermillion Huron Yankton Redfield Brookings and Mitchell send athletes to the city for a major meet. Bands from Brookings College and Wesleyan join the delegation as events begin at 3:30 PM after a drying period. About 500 students attend the oratorical and athletic contests with promising race track events Friday.

Vermillion Huron Yankton Redfield Brookings Mitchell Brookings College Wesleyan University

Primary Election Notice in Davison County May 1908

Notice states a primary election will be held in all Davison county voting precincts on June 9, 1908 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Voters will cast separate party votes to choose state, congressional, judicial, legislative, and county officers and to elect party committeemen and delegates to conventions. Dated May 3, 1908. H. B. Anderson, County Auditor.

Davison United States H. B. Anderson

Dialogue on Courtroom Strategy Between Father and Daughter

A scene depicts a daughter advising her impulsive father to start by referencing statutes on assault manslaughter and murder to address a confrontation with his father.

Papa

Marriage Question Echoes Through Atchison Globe

A reader asks if a man planning to marry a forty year old should seek the father's consent, reflecting social norms and paternal authority discussed in the Atchison Globe.

Atchison Globe

Wesleyan student wins in South Dakota oratorical contest

John V. Dobson of Dakota Wesleyan University won first place with seven points at the twenty first annual South Dakota Inter-Collegiate Oratorical Association contest. Alvin Hansen of Yankton College took second with nineteen points. Athletes drowned out by rain. contests begun yesterday may not finish today due to ongoing showers.

South Dakota John V. Dobson Dakota Wesleyan University Alvin Hansen Yankton College

Candidacy of E O McEwen for Dakota representative

Mt. Vernon businessman E O McEwen born near Rockford Iowa seeks the Dakota state representative seat. At nearly fifty he built a large, trustworthy commerce and farm ties. he pledges to curb freight rates, empower the Railroad Commission, reduce state taxes, and ensure economical county and state administration.

E. O. McEwen Mt. Vernon Rockford Iowa Dakota Mcthwen McEwen State Railroad Commission

Three Notes Decide Opera Hope For Frail Candidate

A conductor tests a timid young singer seeking a spot in an opera troupe. The manager waits as the candidate finishes, appearing distressed. The conductor plays three notes on the piano, leaving the rest to the manager, the notes being B A D.

The Blue in the Heavens Larger Than the Cloud

Quote from Browning about the vast blue sky surpassing a cloud expresses a poet’s contemplation of nature. It appears as a brief literary fragment without a news event or identifiable publication context.

Browning

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Attest S. ‘Cattrell, Clerk Cattrell Dr. King rHeive Tri Bette Bree NG Corp Palace Building Mitchell Musical Festival Emil Oberhoffer Sigrud Jorsaefer Grieg Ruy Blas Mendelssohn Qoberhoffer Schubert Liszt Minneapolis Thomas Cial Mrs. Porteous Mr. Kadley E. W. Hobson Choral Club Cora Tatousek Alvin H. Hanson Ehoop Dr. Shoop Shoop Diehl & Brown Oraorical Wesleyan Ing
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