Notice to Creditors in Estate of Margit Wilhelmson
Administrator William Williamson announces creditors and others with claims against Margit Wilhelmson deceased to present them with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims to be submitted at 600 East First Street, Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota. Dated September 27, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margit Wilhelmson
EE. First Street
Mitchell
County of
Davison
S. D
William Williamson
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Davison and Sanborn Counties
County Court of South Dakota Davison County directs guardian John Rohlf to sell at private sale an undivided 7 45 interest in lots 1 2 and 3 and the south half of NE 1 4 section 2 township 104 range 62 and the south half of section 35 township 105 range 62 west PM. Sale after October 29 cash paid. Bids in writing to guardian at Blendon Township Davison County. Right to reject bids reserved. Dated September 25 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Davison
Emil Rohlf
Davison County
Sanborn County
Blendon
John Rohlf
Guardian
Bloodine remedy touted for stone in bladder
An old advertisement extols Bloodine as a cure for bladder stones and related urinary and health issues. It claims dramatic sales across the east and west, offers packets of six bottles for £2.59 or single bottles 50 cents, and provides ordering details via The Bloodine Laboratories Boston with Scallin Bros as agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lreniz
Bloodine Laboratories
Boston
Mass
Scallin Bros
Judge and Kirkendall Announcement of Statewide Sale
The court and Kirkendall firm announce a statewide sale of holdings. Details specify scope, terms, and participating locations with emphasis on accessibility to the public. Representatives urge timely action and outline procedures for bidders.
Game Wardens Gather to Strengthen Enforcement of Law
About twenty county wardens met State Game Warden Bancroft in City Hall to discuss tightening enforcement of the latest game law. Debates covered deputy appointments, resident licenses, and sheriff involvement, with optimism noted over licenses issued and funds raised for the game fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Coddington County
South Dakota Baptist State Convention Meets in Mitchell
The twenty eighth annual session of the South Dakota Baptist State Convention opens October 13 in Mitchell with sessions continuing through Sunday. The program features conferences on daily Christian work themes and is open to the public. a 40 page souvenir program has been printed at the Republican office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Baptist State Convention
Mitchell
September Records Show Population Rise and Surplus Marriages
Vital statistics from Davison County clerk of courts report September births reach 18 with Mitchell area noting most, two deaths, and 16 marriages, many involving outsiders. October expected to break birth records as several Mitchell residents welcome newborns and local families record multiple births. Deaths include John S. Avery and Ernest Guenther in Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Mitchell
Lawrence Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Charles Puetz
Ethan
Fred Branaugh
Rome Township
Michael M. Hinton
Louis Tylver
Wm. Levi
Avery Frink
John S
Avery
Ernest Guenther
Old Soldiers and War Veterans Share Evening of Tales
In the G A R postrooms, about forty veterans from the Civil War and the Philippines era gathered for a joint event hosted by the Spanish War Veterans. Dr R C Warne led speeches, recounting Civil War exploits and Pacific theater memories, followed by luncheon and further talks strengthening friendship. Attendees included C J Anderson Paul De Cell John Primmer and Percy Nistrum from Plankinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Warne
Mitchell Catering Co
Messrs
C. J. Anderson
Paul de Cell
John Primmer
Percy Nistrum
Plankinton
Recital Impresses Owensboro Audience With Miss McCormick
Miss Fan nie McCormick appeared as voice teacher and performer in Owensboro at a college recital with Mrs. LaRoe Bosley Hansen. The program featured classical and modern songs, Indian Love Lyrics, and selections from Faust Elijah St. Paul and Chaminade. Audience praise noted her rich contralto voice, breath control, and thoughtful interpretation alongside Hansen’s violin solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro
Ken
Inquirer
Fannie McCormick
Conservatory of Music
the Inquirer
Owensboro College
Miss McCormick
LaRoe Bosley Hansen
Hansen
Faust
Amy Woodford Tfinden
Schumann
Elijah
St. Paul
Chaminade
Lemon
Local notes from Mitchell on politics, land and theater
Priscilla Worsley and sisters visit York Ville while Sr. O A Phillips attends a Methodist conference in Haro. Architect Harry W Jones will speak at a Baptist convention banquet on Opportunities and Possibilities in the Orient. Registrations for Cheyenne Standing Rock lands available through Henry Swindler. Coal shoveling ordinance and rear basement excavation at J O Gale building observed. House of a Thousand Candles praised. Canistota game set at driving park. Postmaster Wells adds clerk. Oct 9 exam for applicants. Land sale near Aurora County totals 35000 to Boston buyer. Chicken thefts hit Paul Scott’s farm. 165 birds missing. Night mail handling to shift to post office with new clerk on duty. Service planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Jones
Minneapolis
Mr. Jones
China
Japan
U.S
Cheyenne
Standing Rock
Henry Swindler
Aberdeen
Swindler
T. J. Spangler
Main Street
W. H. Conges
Fr. L. Rowley
Bradford
Railway Postal Service
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Wheat and Grain Prices Reported for Sept 24
The market shows No 2 wheat at 87 cents, No 3 at 84 cents, No 4 at 80 cents with rejected at 74, velvet chaff 85, durum 72, flax 1.18, corn 53, oats 29, barley 42, rye 5 cents. The list reflects current values across standard grain categories.
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Wentsa
A.W. Ghase
Scallin Zros
Druggista
Decas
T. T. White
Mitchell S. D
Judge & Kirkendall
J. J. Judge
Parkston
H. B. Kirkendall
Bar
Nard, Scott & Daves
Game Wardens
Bancroft Assem
Aunt Garsett
Matilda Woerner
Orlo C. Lanan
Ruth Crippen
Letcher
Gay V. Paullin
Myrtle I
L. R. Hollinshead
Ella Gurtz
Marion Junction
Charles Sipp
Josie Hlavka
Arthur J. Maxon
Tripp
Chloe Stickler
Centerville
Harlen Winters
Alpena
Emma Diedrich
Emery
Vincent Shafranek
Maggie Sticha
Edmonds
Washington
Henry T. Brown
Maud L. Dabler
Louis Heidenger
Mary Ellen Parkin
Stickney
Louis H. Steward
Lillian A. Goyke
St. Lawrence
Thomas W. Chapski
Vega
Marie M. Jira
Kimball
Earl E. Witte
Agnes Turney
Charles Hays
Hattie Wallis
Lloyd G. Hardie
Mellette
Ruth Sheeks
Aptist State
September Records
L Y
Priscilla Worsley
York Ville, Il
J. C. Hooper
James Kimble
O. A. Phillips
Haro
Mr. Phillips
Lrod M. White
White
Standing Rock Indian Agency
Hager
Canistota
Wells
Postal Department
Republican
Aurora County
Paul Scott
Mr. Scott
Nother
Great Western Cereal Company
Akron
New Haven
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Albany
ST. Louis
Chicago
Cuunyi
Warner’s
Cauuit Fa
Mets
Northwest
Heidelbers Medical Institute
Eiven
Heidelberg
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