Will of Charles Taylor filed for probate in Mitchell SD
The court schedules the probate of Charles Taylor deceased for June 1907 at 2 oclock pm in the Mitchell county court. Thomas I Taylor applies for administration with will annexed and notices are given for interested parties to appear and contest. Judge W Abbey presides with clerk Cattrell and the county seal affixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aika Legeien
Hareby WiVen
Mitchell
Davinton
Charles 11 Taylor
Thomas I Taylor
Tiffany
Jettern
W. Abbey
Cnty
Mitchell County
Tiison
South Dakota
Notice of Private Sale of Minor Real Estate
In Davison county South Dakota guardianship of Joseph Wimimett Kelley and Thomas Kelley will sell 2 15 of the south half section 24 township 102 range 60 west to the estate of the minors. Sale is by private bid after June 11 1907 with cash due at sale. Bids sent to T J Spangler Mitchell South Dakota or Nora M Kelley Port Dodge Iowa must be in writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Davison
Joseph Wimimett Kelley
Thomas Kelley
Davison County
Nora M. Kelley
Sthpoo
T. J. Spangler
Mitchell
Port Dodge
Iowa
Kelley
Guardian
Notice of Hearing on Estate of James Moran
South Dakota state court in Davison County schedules a hearing for June 15 1907 at 9:00 a m at Mitchell for Robert J Foran to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted for the estate of James Moran deceased Judge W Abbey presiding Clerk S Cattrell attesting May 21 1907.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate Davison County SD 1907
W C Sholes guardian of Louisa M Sholes insane person petitions the County Court of Davison SD to sell ward's real estate at private sale June 1 1907 between 10 am and 4 pm at Lewis Shuster Mitchell SD. One half interest in Lot 2 Block 13 M H Rowley addition Mitchell Davison SD. Bids in writing accepted from first publication to June 1 1907. Terms one half cash balance in one year at 6 percent with approved security and mortgage on sold premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
South Dakota
W. C. Sholes
Louisa M. Sholes
Louisa M. Hubbard
Lewis Shuster
Mitchell
M. H. Rowley
A. D
Louisa M. Hubbartt
County Court Clerk S Cattrell Seals Document
S. Cattrell. Clerk of the County Court. Seal.
After Images and Human Vision Lore from Ayers 1947
Edward A. Ayers discusses after images and retinal response, explaining how intense light exhausts cones and creates color aftereffects. He likens luminosity to reflected light, notes sun exposure yielding pale blue afterimages, and connects these optical phenomena to visions and hysteria notions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Ayers
Not Worth a Curse Phrase Analyzed in Language Note
The passage traces the phrase not worth a curse from Waelish kerse meaning cherry to French cerise and German kirsch. It cites a Vision of Piers Plowman line and explains the expression is not profane though intensified by expletive in modern usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piers Plow Man
Letter to D A Mizener on Devoe savings value
Dear Sir A gallon saved is four or five dollars earned Devoe saves two or three gallons in ten How much is it worth a gallon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
Devoe
Bridgeport
Conn
Hubbell & Wade Co
F. W. Devoe & Co
New York
Chicago
M. H. Gosche
Petition for letters of administration in Cynthia Adams estate
In Davison County Court of South Dakota the petition by D M Tiffany seeks letters of administration for the estate of Cynthia II Adams deceased. A hearing is set for Saturday June 1 1907 at 3 30 PM in the Mitchell County Court Court Room to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Judge of the County Court dated May 14 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Davison
Anna M. Reid
T. M. Champeny
Jameowms
Reid
Mitchell
Davison County
City of
Mitchell, S. D
A. D
State of
Cynthia II
Adams
Sarah M. Adams
Cynthia KE
D. M. Tiffany
Court House
County of Davison
Decoration Day Parade Honors Old Soldiers in Mitchell
Clouds threaten rain but a large crowd gathered for the Decoration Day parade in Mitchell. The old soldiers led the line with the Relief Corps, Mitch ell State band, and South Dakota National Guards following. Graceland cemetery visit drew an estimated 2000 people. George A. Silsby delivered the afternoon address praising the Grand Army of the Republic and its Woman's Relief Corps, ending with a Gettysburg reminiscence and the audience singing America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Corps
First Street
First
Main Street
Marshall Turpeaure
Kieth
Sixth Street
Graceland
Mary
Wit Haver
Hermenita Hiebren
Hardy
Lincoln
George A. Silsby
Virginia
Silsby
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman’s Relief Corps
Woman’s Relief Corp
Grand Army
Gettysburg
America
Remembrance at cemetery service honors unknown soldiers
Crowds gathered at Graceland and the Catholic cemetery for an observance led by Commander James McKinley. The roster was read by Adjutant Cattrell with D. L. Tenney responding. Chaplain Nolt offered prayers as two buglers played taps and schoolchildren decorated graves with wreaths and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
James McKinley
Cattrell
D. L. Tenney
Nolt
Womens’ Relief Corps
Graceland
Afternoon Exercises by Veterans and Women's Relief Corps
At 2 o'clock the old soldiers and the Women’s Relief Corps gathered at the Post Rooms and marched to the city hall auditorium for afternoon exercises. The hall was crowded, the flag was prominent, Commander McKinley led the program, Rev A Craig Bowdish gave the invocation, and a double quartet performed several selections. The quartet included Miss Goodykoontz Morris Hager Welch and Messrs Morris Stevens Kratz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens’ Relief Corps
City Hall
McKinley
A. Craig Bowdish
Misses Goodykoontz
Morris
Hager
Welch
Messrs. Morris
Stevens
Kratz
Du Maurier and the Fenian Leader Friendship
The Fenian leader John O Leary released in 1870 after five years of a twenty year sentence fled to Paris. He befriended a young Du Maurier there and they shared time with two other artists who later inspired characters in Du Maurier’s Trilby. O Leary, a former medical student in Paris, introduced Du Maurier to bohemian life in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Maurier
John O’leary
Paris
France
Trilby
Laird
Baronet
O'Leary
Westminster Gazette
Digestive Health Outlook From Old Journal Notes
When digestion falters, food ferments and causes suffering. The excerpt notes that a few doses of remedies may benefit the system, suggesting early 20th century ideas on digestive aid and general health practices.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a long trusted remedy for poor appetite heartburn sour stomach indigestion dyspepsia costiveness and malaria fever claiming over 53 years of proven cure. Try it.
Honored Dead Remembered in Memorial Roster
Alfred Dean and fellow soldiers listed as dead or missing in the Civil War era. graves adorned with flowers as a nation pays tribute to the fallen. Ransom Post burials noted in Hot Springs and Chamberlain. speeches by H. C. Preston and Dr. Dundass frame the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Dean
Illinois Volunteer Infantry
FF. M. Duncan
Ilinois Voluntere Infantre
Solon Movare
New York Volunteer Infantry
James O'Donnell
21St Maine Volunteer Infantry
I D Pierce
Stiles
J. M. Smith
Iowa Volunteer Infantry
Jay Thompson
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
N. L. Weir
65Th
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
John Hough
Dakota Volunteer Cavalry
LS. Mason
N. H. Williams
Iowa Voluneer Infantry
Frank Hazelton
Iowa Volunteer Cavalry
A. W. Davis
J. L. Clink
Illinois Cavalry
W. W. Gardner
Sidneys. Rathan
24Th
New York Light Artilley
David Kline
L. McCurdy
20Th
John Abraham
Illinois
A. R. Boggs
Ohio
R. Easton
Wm. S. Pine
Jas. H W. Birch
R. P. Hal
101St
New York Infantry
Joshua Slater
W.S. Logan
M. L. Bobb
Wisconsin
A. K. Campbell
99Th
I. E. Kintigh
A. S. Curtis
Horace W. Kress
21St
Elijah Spangler
Ilinois
Henry Budgee
Mt. Vernon
C. W. Bras
Toolsvoro
Iowa
Jacob Stebler
Hot Springs
Holy Family School Commencement Ends With Operetta
A large city hall audience witnessed Holy Family School’s successful year end program. Sisters praised for work. pupils gave songs recitations and dialogues. The operetta A Day in Flowerdom in two scenes featured a tableau titled One Sweetly Solemn Thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Family School
City Hall
Community Notes From Mitchell and Nearby Towns
Mrs. M K Abraham travels to Minneapolis for her mother's illness. Local items include a young shepherd dog wanted, church and civic events, a university piano recital by Florence Winsor, and a Milwaukee road cancellation due to a Missouri River bridge washout.
Grain Prices Reported at Mitchell Market in Weak Trade
Mitchell grain market lists wheat No 2 at 85 cents No 3 at 8 cents No 4 at 75 cents, failing to sell at 70 cents. Flax sells at 1.04 dollars, rye 63 cents, barley 57 1 2 cents, corn 35 cents, oats 35 cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Moran
Robert J. Foran
James Foran
Robert J. Ioran
James Toran
Sosurt
S. Cattrell
Jay H. Craton
East Third Ave
Tata) Conservatory
J. L. Morgan
S. S
Cooper & Bell's
D. A. Mizener
S. Hb
Hostetter
Graceland Cemetery
Hi. C. Preston
R. F. Dundass
Holy Family
City
Hall
M. Kk. Abraham
Minneapolis
Shepard
E. D. Watkins
R. F
Kudoka
R. L. Atkinson
S. D
J. N. Crow
St. Bernard Commandery
K. T
Charles A. Howard
Aberdeen
University Chapel
Florence Winsor
Winsor
Bras
Board of Education
Ward
Second Ward
West Side
Milwaukee Road
Murdo
Milwaukee
Chamberlain
Missouri River
Tom H. Johnston
Wasta
North-Western Railroad
Wasta Gazette
Tom
Pennington County
Grand Island
Nek
W. A. Heimberger
Robert A. Burg
Neb
Naval Academy
Charles McK. Lynch
Greensburg
Burg
Mitchell Grain Market
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