Estate of Moses F Thompson Notice to Creditors
Administration for Moses F Thompson, deceased, based in Minneapolis Minnesota, invites all creditors to present claims with vouchers to the South Dakota administrator in Mitchell Davison County. Six months from first publication for creditors to prove claims. The notice includes dated October 11 and names Gro. A Sunspy as administrator. It also contains land claim notices for James Dixon filed Sept 15 1892 with witnesses John Cook John Braseh John Burns Wilhelm Breer and location Mitchell South Dakota.
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State of
South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
James M. Pereles
Thomas J. Pereles
Henry Benedict
Charles Stein
A. D
Sperry Dwight
Cavison
Dobe
Mitchell
Davison
S. D
C.M. Warrison
Tn Circuit Court
A.M. Bowdle
John C, Tatman
W.S. Tobey
W. &. Tobey
Circuit Court
Ale. Herrencock
A. E. Hirencock
Plaintiff
Edwin Dundass
State of South Dakota
Mitchell Nationial Bank
County of Divison
Seth
F. J
Edwin Dundlass
Moses F. Thompson
Minneapolis
Hennepin
Gro. A. Sunspy
Moses Fe.pnompson
Settlor
Henry
Williams
US Eno
CG. P. Morse
C. E. Brown
S. P. Jewett
Phmp la Fortune
S.D. F St. N. Kratz
Register
Crow
5. D
William Breer
South East
John Cook
John Braseh, Sr
Simon Dixson
Peter Stangel
Stover P. D
D. R. N. Katz
Henry B. Anderson
3. E. Ly
Frank Sand
J. P. Carlson
Gust Swinson
Nils Anderson
Mitchell Postomice
Katz
John Brasch
North West
James Dickson
John Burns
Stover
R.N. Reatz
Peter Frank Young
Peter Schurz
Nels Olson
Fred Kiser
James Gllispee
Ethan
SL. D
James Dixon
South West
Grain Palace visit stirs Mitchell Plankinton ties
Mitchell and Plankinton residents arrived by special train to the Grain Palace ceremonies. The day featured speeches by Judge Fellows Judge Haney Geo A Silsby and welcomes from May or Welch amid grand interior displays of wheat and corn husk art. Electric Bitters and DeWitt's Little Early Risers are recommended by local ads.
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Milwaukee Road
Mitchell
Grain Palace
Plankinton
Lennox
Reform School
Judge Smith
Judge Fellows
Welch
Smith
D. Haney
Geo. A. Silsby
Mifin
Mill Booth
Ceres
Convict Labor Debates Show Party Labor Views in South
Special correspondence surveys how convict labor in southern states, under strong Democratic control, pits free labor against state-run camps. The piece contrasts Republican methods, condemns civilian and military coercion, cites Mills and McKinley bill votes, and includes a Republican platform reaffirming pro labor policies and calls for irrigation, tariff reform, and railroad regulation.
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Washington
South
Democratic Party
Tennessee
Congress
United States
House
Cleveland
New York
ISSS
O. P. Austin
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Morrison
Republican Party
State Department
People’s Party
Omahia
General Land Office
Postal Telegraph and Postal Savings Bank
Gifford
Gro
A. Silsey
A.S. Syeward
G. W. Kingsbury
John Schamber
J. W. Jones
L. T. Boucner
Edwin Vandish
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Beto
Beecham’s
York Depot
Canal S
Summons
PLA
Iters
Marion Harland
Eye
Allcock
Urtie
John Reierson
S. H. Scallin
de Witt
L. O. Gale
Smith & Conyes
Logan
Dakota
the Tailors
Security Bank
John Havlatko
KOU Bkos
Mitchel
Ational Bank
U.S
W.G. Davison
E. J. Quigley
N.L. Davison
A. H. Pearson
Evert
Chicago
Strent Pro First Sational Bank