Notice to Creditors in Seveal Estates and Final Proofs
Notice announces creditors must file claims against Edwin Dundass and Moses Thompson estates within four to six months. It includes locations in Mitchell Davison SD and dates from 1892. Additional notices provide final proof filings for several settlers in Mitchell and surrounding areas with witnesses and land descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Dass
Mitcell
County of Davison
State of South Dakota
Edwin Dundass
Mitchell National Bank
Mitchell
I. J. Quigely
Moses F. Thompson
Minneaapolis
Hennepin
Minnesota
Moses TP
Thompson
Sild
Davison
South Dakota
Ik. A. Silsby
Moses &. Thompson
S. 1
Chaim
S. Don Noy
Leavins Henry S. Williams
Wwy
A. P. Morse
C. KE
Phillip Li Fortune Ail
R.N. Kiara
Register
J. N. Crow
Comment on Mitch ells Corn Belt Exposition at Mitchell
Readers from eawiake and several papers praise the Corn Belt Exposition in Mitchell as a grand success. The Mitchell Republican commends its coverage and progress, while Alpena Journal notes the event's splendid building and musical highlights. Charles Mix News regrets Sanborn county’s lackluster showing and urges future effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mix
Corn Belt Exposition
Scitor Dowdell
Artesian Advocate
Mitchell
New England
Sanborn County
H. 2
Mayhew
Letcher
Mitchell Corn Belt Exposition a grand South Dakota success
Yankton county managers report strong showings at Mitchell with 110,000 daily profits, tens of thousands visiting from across the U.S. The Corn Palace displays, praised by Mitchell and Huron papers, showcase Yankton ears of corn and generous local support. The event boosts state pride and promises a permanent exposition building to cut future costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena Journal
Mitchell
Palace
Corn Belt
Iowa State Band
Madison
South Dakota
Bro. Wheelock
Republican
Yankton
Wm. Box
Yankton County
United States
Messrs
Box
Hinman
Parkston
Huron
Corn
Bro
Wheelock
Yankton, S. D
The
Press and Dakotan
Corn Palace
Mitchell Corn Palace Exhibit Praises Boosts South Dakota
Alexandria Herald lauds the Mitchell Corn Palace exhibit as perfect and majestic. Letcher Blade laments Sanborn County’s absence and urges future county participation to promote Mitchell’s success and attract settlers. Salem Special notes a large crowd and a $12,000 Mitchell Davison County effort with the Corn Belt Real Estate Association financing the agricultural display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria Herald
Mitchell
South Dakota
Salem
Stogether
Davison County
Corn Bell’ Realstate Association
Corn Palace Exhibit Draws Praise Across the Region
D Hinman reports that the Corn Palace exhibit impressed thousands and boosted interest in local farming. Visitors from Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio, New York, Vermont, and Massachusetts sent for corn samples, with buyers offering 25 cents an ear. Attendees praised the display as unequaled at the state fair and said the corn outshone Iowa and Illinois produce, proving the soil’s bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebrasca
Missouri
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Corn Palace
D. Hinman
Father Himes Praises Mitchell Corn Belt Exposition
Father Himes of Dakota visits the Mitchell Corn Belt Exposition and writes to the Elk Point Courier praising the vast, grand building, its Dakota corn display, and the credit it brings to South Dakota and Mitchell. He notes huge crowds, with many unable to enter the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troquois
Mitchell
METHODIST CONFERENCE AT Madison AREA DISCUSSES ORDINATIONS
A Madison gathering hosts the annual M E H church conference for South Dakota with Rev C B Clark presiding over Mitchell district. Several ministers may be ordained including Rev F A La Violette of Mitchell. The article traces church history from 1876 to 1891, noting growth, districts, members, finances, and the mission board’s support. Sioux Falls Press coverage remarks on local clergy and district development.
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Madison
M. EH. Church of
South Dakota
C. B. Clark
Mitchell
F. A. la Violette
Missionary Board
M. I
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John Pease
Alexandria Journal
Methodist Conference
Sioux Falls
Maris Taylor
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Security Bank
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