Supreme Court Rulings Favor Davison County Cases
The South Dakota Supreme Court issued two favorable orders on appeal from Davison County circuit court. In Koch v. Lunschen, the court affirmed a jury verdict awarding Koch commissions for services in a note collection matter. In Johnson v. Knappe Metzger, the court affirmed a dismissal and awarded the land to Johnson and Metzger, upholding a previous estoppel ruling related to a mortgage assignment and foreclosure.
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Supreme Court
Pierre
Circuit Court
Davison County
Joseph Koca
Mitchell
Rickleff Lunschen
Koch
Lunschen
Knute Peterson
Hitchcock
Lunsden
Preston & Hannett
Mr. Koch
Baker Township
Carl Knappe
Gottlieb
Susanna Metzger
S. J. Johnson
Sioux City
Iowa
Daniel Nickish
Fidelity Loan & Trust Company
Nickish
Johnson
Knappe
Metzger
Frank B. Smit
M. L. Sears
T. J. Spangler
A. FE. Hitchcock
Johnson and Metz
Smith
Fun in Minstrelsy by Cohan Harris Company
A minstrel show by the Cohan Harris company delivered the promised entertainment with class and met all advance predictions, offering a polished performance that fulfilled expectations.
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Cohan & Harris Company
Carreed
The Most Healthy State South Dakota Health Reports Prompt Action
South Dakota historian Doane Inson urges physicians clerks of courts and the public to ensure at least ninety percent of births and deaths are reported. He cites Associated Press coverage to bolster the claim that reporting accuracy preserves the state’s health standing and census status.
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South Dakota
Ierre
S. D
Associated Press
Aberdeen Dairyman Pleads Guilty Over Standard Milk
Fred Lincoln a dairyman north of Aberdeen pleaded guilty to offering milk not up to standard and was fined ten dollars plus costs. State dairy inspector A P Ruger from Huron tested Lincoln milk and found it only about half up to the 3.25 part solid standard.
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Aberdeen
Fred Lincoln
A. P. Ruger
Huron
Lincoln
Bloodhounds Tested for Nebraska Fire Marshal Unit
The Nebraska fire marshal tested three hounds near Mitchell for tracking abilities. A young hound quickly followed a scent to Will Dodson’s retreat, impressing Fire Marshal Craft. If purchased for about 400 dollars, the bloodhounds would be kept in Mitchell and loaned to peace officers statewide to pursue arsonists.
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F. A. Craft
Beatrice
Neb
Lexington
Archie Malcolm
Mitchell
Malcolm
Will Dodson
Dodson
Craft
Basford
Insurance Department
South Dakota Buys Its First Bloodhound For State Use
State Fire Marshal Craft purchased a trained bloodhound from Archie Malcolm of Lexington Nebraska for 200 dollars. The dog is three and a half years old and trained to be handled by strangers, suitable for leasing to Nebraska officers. Craft tentatively expects to buy a second hound in spring if satisfactory.
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South Dakota
Craft
Archie Malcolm
Lexington
Neb
Nebraska
Malcolm
Elks Initiate Record Class in Mt Vernon Meeting
Friday evening brought one of the largest initiation classes the Elks have held in months. Twenty candidates were admitted under lodge rules with C A Irish arranging the large attendance and a luncheon at the Washington cafe. Several out of town visitors and officials praised the officers as a strong show for the December initiation.
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Elks
Mr. Vernon
C. A. Irish
W. W. Davis
M. B. Helgerson
J. B. Dickson
A. W. Helgerson
G. W. Lawrence
L. C. Helgerson
Edward W. Jones
C. F. Shaffer
Sigmund F. Schirmer
J. W. Johnson
J. B. Dougherty
T. B. Haynes
Harvey Martin
Sam Bear
Dick Woods
Ellis’ State Association
Sioux, Falls
M. C. Betts
G. W. Downs
Mt. Vernon
Donald Fellows
R. C. Bakewell
J. W. Primmer
Plankinton
R. L. Tremaine
Ethan
Tragic Accident Claims Life Of Oscar Swenson
Oscar Swenson aged 27 of Woonsocket died from injuries after his horse reared and fell on him on Friday near Lane while he was driving cattle from Nisbet farm to their home four miles north. He walked a quarter mile to Nisbet house for a doctor, died Saturday at 10 am from injuries. Remains brought to the city and then to Illinois with family.
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Woonsocket
Oscar Swenson
Lane
Nisbet
Swenson
Illinois
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John Rogers
Will Oakland
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George Evans
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Silsby
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