Notice of Hearing on Letters of Administration
Cath erine BE. Brown filed for Letters of Administration for the estate of D. H. Brown deceased. The hearing is set for November 30, 1909 at 10 a.m. in the County Judge's office Mitchell South Dakota. All interested may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Davison
D. H. Brown
Catherine IX. Brown
Julia Allison
Catherine BE. Brown
Mitchell
Yreen
S. D
W. Abbey
Sheriff’s Sale on Execution in Davison County
Notice is given that Sheriff L. W. Plotner will sell at public auction in Mitchell on November 29 1909 at 2 p.m. the personal property of William Wattles arising from a circuit court judgment in favor of William Hamm. Property includes furniture and a piano, total judgment and costs 170.50 plus costs and 7 percent interest from November 9 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Merefield
Mitchell
William Wattles
Notice of Hearing Petition to Prove Will
In Davison County South Dakota a probate hearing is set for December 4 1909 at ten oclock am in Mitchell to prove the will of E J Quigley deceased and hear the petition for Letters Testamentary to Maria L Quigley any interested party may appear and contest the same. Dated Mitchell November 16 1909 W Abbey County Judge Attest S Cattrell Clerk of County Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Davison
E. J. Quigley
Maria L. Quigley
Julia A. Quigley
Davison County
Mitchell
W. Abbey
Strenuous Hog Buyers Tap Central South Dakota Market
The hog trade tightens as two coast buyers, J. W. Lawson of Tacoma and John Gates of Seattle, establish a permanent foothold in central and southern South Dakota. They route hogs to Mitchell and Seattle or Tacoma, cutting shipping time from Nebraska as rail lines to Seattle reach four days. The piece also notes a state school fund misstatement and current land sales and leases affecting rural schools and state institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Washington
J. W. Lawson
Tacoma
Wash
Carston Packing Co
John Gates
Seattle
Frye, Bruhn & Co
Spokane
Mitchell
Lawson
Nebraska
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
A. E. Chamberlain
Vessey
No Thanksgiving Football in Mitchell This Year
The University eleven and Yankton cancel their Thanksgiving Day game after field conditions prove unsafe. Ice and snow cover the athletic field, players risk injury, and spectators would face discomfort and poor turnout, making the venture uneconomical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Yankton
C. D. Hardy
Athletic Board
Mitchell
Wells Fargo to Gift Turkeys to All Employees
Wells Fargo Express will provide each employee with a Thanksgiving turkey. About 40,000 staff nationwide plus 6,368 offices will receive birds, costing an estimated $8000 at roughly 20 cents a pound. Six Mitchell employees qualify under six months' service rule, affecting one married worker who may need a roaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Fargo Express Co
New York
Wells Fargo Co
Page
Mitchell
Europe
Wells Fargo Company
United States
Public Auction Near Loomis and Mt. Vernon Details
Jay H. Craton sells at his farm on Tuesday November 30 starting 10 a m located 5 miles west and ½ mile north of Loomis and 6 miles north 2 miles east of Mt. Vernon horses cattle farm machinery and miscellaneous items with lunch. Terms: cash under 10 dollars otherwise one year with 10 percent interest from J L Brown owner M F Patton clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
Mt. Vernon
Jay H. Craton
M. F. Patton
J. L. Brown
Court Convenes in Davison County Courts
Davison County circuit court opened with Judge Frank B. Smith presiding. Several cases were dismissed on motion. Defendants in carry concealed weapon and grand larceny charges will plead Wednesday, with additional criminal cases set for plea and jury considerations. The docket remains heavy as civil matters receive later attention.
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T.e
Davison County
Court House
Frank B. Smith
Wm. M. Herbert
State
Joseph Hanson
Percy Hollads
John A. Newman
Cas
H. E. Drake
Gustav Spirit
Dan Sullivan
Herry Cuciser
Jesse Benson
Jose Santassel
C. F. Tyme
Lauritz Miller
Samuel Swiinerton
William Wallace
Davlin
Aurora County
James Carney
Herbert E. Hitchcock
W. M. Herbert
Henry Davlin
Chas. Annis
J. F. Cooper
G. W. Austin
Q. O. Johnson
J. F. Lange
D. B. Miller
John Puetz
Thomas Rogers
J. J. Scheick
W. H. Walrath
John G. Bately
Frank Darmer
Fellows & Fellows of
Plankinton
James Brown
Chamberlain
T. N. Treat
T. J. Spangler
Otto Hull
Penitentiary
Billings
Mitchell Printing Toy Giveaway for Mitchell Children
The Mitchell Printing company announces a Christmas toy giveaway for children of Mitchell and Davison County. New subscriptions to the Daily Republican or Weekly Capital qualify. rewards range from dolls and toy stoves to steam engines and printing presses with various price thresholds, ending December 20. Sample copies are offered to interested children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Printing Company
Mitchell
Davison County
South Dakota
Daily Republican
Weekly Capital
Mitchel
Capital
Church Federation Meeting Set in Huron December 14 1909
The annual meeting of the Federation Council of the churches of Christ in South Dakota will convene in Huron on Thursday December 14 1909. Members elected or appointed by their denominations and interested parties are asked to note the date and program details are being arranged by the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation Council of the Churches of Christ
South Dakota
Huron
8. D
Public Sale At Farm Near Mitchell In Beulah Township
Sale at the Nichols farm 3 1 2 miles west of Mitchell Beulah township on Wednesday December 1 starting 10 a m. Items include five work horses 19 cattle 24 hogs 2 wagons 2 buggies tools hay and poultry with free lunch. Cash purchases over amount permit credit until October 1 1910 with 10 percent interest. R E Cone clerk C G Nichols owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Beulah Township
Jay H. Craton
R. E. Cone
C. G. Nichols
Fair Offer Prompts Job Change in Brooklyn Life
A fragmentary Brooklyn Life item shows a cook mulling a new job after a wife offers twenty five dollars to stay. The exchange hints at domestic tension and economic pressures in a working class household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
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L. W. Plotner
S. Cattrell
EF. H. Ellerbe
Endicott
Haggerty Block
St Paul, Mion
Aberdeen
Ing
Turkeys
Pierre
Inu
Christ
Fargo
North Dakota
Milwaukee Depot
America
France
Belgium
Robt
Burgess & Lukyr
Fargo, North Dakota
Milwaukee
First Nat
Bank, Fargo
Alume
Waterbury & Klousia
Mitchell, South Dakota
Church Federation
Missis
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