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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1907

Page

8

South Dakota Quiet Title Suit In Mitchell Court

In Davison County Circuit Court A J W Seaman sues John Shaw Mary Alice Abels and D Abels Sarah Jane Hinds and Ed ward Hinds Thomas C Griffeth The Methodist Episcopal Church of Mitchell John McMahon Joe McMahon Anna McMahon McGovern Thomas C Gleason Alma Hyland heirs at law of Daniel McMahon and unknown claimants over a parcel in Mitchell Block 98 John Lawler addition seeking to quiet title and determine adverse claims The defendants are summoned to answer within thirty days after service Lewis Shuster attorney for plaintiff Mitchell SD

South Dakota Davison Fourth Judicial Circuit J. W. Seaman John Shaw Mary Alice Abels D. Abels Sarah Jane Hinds Edward Hinds Thomas C. Griffeth Methodist Episcopal Church of Mitchell John McMahon Joe McMahon Anna McMahon McGovern Thomas C. Gleason Alma Hyland Daniel McMahon E. C. McMahon

Gamblers Arrested in Murdo Gambling Raid

On Saturday night Deputy Berry King seized the roulette wheel poker table and paraphernalia from a rear pool hall gambling room in Murdo. Two men were arrested Sunday and the others bonded over to the next court term under heavy bonds. Officials vow no more gambling in Murdo.

Murdo Berry King Williamson Dunn Oacoma Justice McKee

Grandma Jones Passes After Longevity and Tea

An elderly woman known as grandma Jones died after a long life described as four score and three. Her ailments included bone pains and aches, reportedly alleviated by Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, with Scallin Bros involved in the notice.

Grandma Jones Hollister Rocky Mountain Scallin Bros

New furniture drive clears space for old items

A local notice urges residents to swap or sell unwanted home and office furniture. It highlights that new arrivals create space and offers a quick way to find cash buyers via ads.

Mitchell Hosts Second Annual Buttermakers Convention

Mitchell welcomed about fifty dairy and creamery representatives for the second annual gathering in the city hall auditorium. Attendees toured creamery equipment displays, heard talks from A H Wheaton and S B Schilling, and heard a plea to send 100 tubs of butter to the national dairymen show. The South Dakota buttermakers quartet closed the session with a lively song.

Mitchell Aberdeen South Dakota City Hall Slater A. H. Wheaton Food and Dairy S. B. Schilling Minneapolis National Dairymen’s H. McGilvra Harrison R. Ardapple Corsica

Convention Opens in Mitchell on Creamery Progress

Delegates gather in city hall as President George A. Crooks and Secretary Albert Andersen preside. Mayor Branson delivers welcome about the creamery industry and South Dakota’s financial independence. Minnesota Dairy Commissioner E K Slater warns dairymen of common mistakes and risks in the trade.

George A. Crooks Albert Andersen Savo A. H. Wheaton Food and Dairy Crooks Branson Wall Street South Dakota Mitchell E. K. Slater Minnesota

Young Dakota Wesleyan graduate to pursue foreign missions

Harry H Weak left Mitchell to join the Methodist foreign mission field after completing the classical course at Dakota Wesleyan University. Born in Norway, he came to the U S at sixteen, funded his college through labor, captained the football team, led student activities, and preached in Ethan. He sails from New York on Oct 30 bound for Bombay India with a 30 letter sendoff batch.

Mitchell Harry H. Weak Weak Dakota Wesleyan University Norway Alexandria Ethan Foreign Mission Milwaukee Bombay India Dakota Conference New York

Winners Named In Buttermakers Contest Final

The buttermakers contest awarded prizes before adjournment. Judge H T Sondergaard presided. Henry Suhr of Wist won first prize with 94.5 points, E H Baldwin of Storia was second with 93.5, A Anderson of Savo placed third with 93. Walter Anderson of Lake Preston missed the judging due to late shipment but received a complimentary 95.

H. T. Sondergaard Henry Suhr Wist E. H. Baldwin Storia A. Anderson Savo Walter Anderson Lake Preston

For Sale Ad Tips Before Your Move

If you are soon to move search out some of the surplus things and use a for sale ad to clear them. The guidance emphasizes listing items you no longer need to attract quick buyers and ease the transition.

S. Z B Shilling urges dairy persistency at convention

Chicago speaker S Z B Shilling urged farmers to maintain dairy on the farm despite strong prices for horses hogs and grains. He warned against neglecting cows and praised silos as key land fertility tools while noting New York soil decline and South Dakota risk. Officials read batter contest scores with Walter Anderson absent and judge Sondergaard urging honesty in trade.

S. ZB. Shilling Chicago Benent Shilling New York State South Dakota New York Mr. Shilling Anderson Tattermakers Co- Operative Creameries Walter Anderson Geo. A. Crook Crooke Henry Suler Wist E. A. Baldwin Storla A. Anderson Sayo A. Paulson Webster A. W. Welander Beresford E. H. Hoover Egan B. H. Blissenback Madison J. W. Reynolds Harrison J. M. Henrikson Lennox le Roy Marsh Parkston F. F. Smith Salem Co. W. Sly Mitchell H. T. Sondergaard Minnesota

Real Merit of Bitters in Stomach Liver Disorders

The Real Merit for the Bitters is quickly demonstrated in stomach liver or bowel disorders. Compounded under the Pure Drugs Act of June 30 1906. No one need hesitate in trying a bottle at once. A dose of

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Ad Claims Quick Digestion

Advertisement asserts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters aids digestion before meals and cures belching heartburn indigestion costiveness biliousness dyspepsia insomnia colds and malaria urging insistence on the product as never disappointing.

Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Clear Complexion

Advertisement claims pimples and blotches result from defective bowels and that Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea regulates them to give a clear healthy complexion. Priced at 35 cents for tea or tablets.

Hollister

South Dakota Butter Makers and Dairymen Convene in Conclusion

The South Dakota Butter Makers and Dairymen’s convention concluded with broad praise for the event. J W Reynolds contrasted Minnesota and South Dakota butter making, R L Flint discussed the Dakota Creamery, W H Monroe defended centralized plants, Prof. Larson outlined industry obstacles and remedies, and A H Wheaton urged continued dairy effort and hinted mortgage relief may aid farmers in the years ahead.

South Dakota Buttermakers and Dairymens’ Convention Buttermakers J. W. Reynolds Harrison Minnesota R. L. Flint Dairy and Food Commissioner North Dakota Dakota W. H. Monroe Sioux Falls Prof. Larson Brookings Agricultural College A. H. Wheaton Food and Dairy Commissioner

Elected New Officers At Dairy Convention

The afternoon session elected E H Baldwin of Storla as president Henry Suer of Wist as vice president Albert Anderson of Savo as secretary and treasurer with a salary of 850 per year The group praised resolutions supporting the National Dairy Show in St Paul next March continued scoring contests and backed anti oleomargarine efforts Government inspector H Predicott spoke on buttermaking and H P Olson of the Dairy Record gave the closing address The convention adjourned as delegates returned home

Shilling St. Paul E. H. Baldwin Storla Henry Suer Wist Albert Anderson Savo Anderson H. Predicott Department of Agriculture H. P. Olson Dairy Record

Mitchell Grain Market Prices And Local Property Advertising

Mitchell grain market lists Wheat No 1 at 89c No 2 at 87c No 4 at 7c flax 95c oats 37c corn 46c barley 59c rye 6lc. notes property sales require less advertising now than at any other season of the year.

Son of Gen Wolgemuth Lands High Post With Precision Co

Gen J B Wolgemuth’s son Lee has moved from St Paul to Chicago to become manager of the Precision Co. He has been offered head engineer with a 86000 yearly salary, moving to Missoula, Montana area to oversee 600 workers on a major Bitter Root Valley irrigation project.

J. B. Wolgemuth Lee Chicago St Paul The Precision Co Th Bitter Root Valley Irrigation Co Hamilton Montana Bitter Root Valley Wolgemuth Missoula Mont R. D. Prescott Chas. Ferguson Brookings College South Dakota Purdue University Omaha Wolegmuth

JURY LIST DRAWN FOR NOVEMBER TERM AT CIRCUIT COURT

Mitchell press reports sixty jurors chosen by county officers for the November term which opens on the 19th. One notable criminal case is Mrs. Kelley charged with keeping a house of ill fame. A Sioux City robbery confession may prevent Kiley the suspect from standing trial. Civil calendar shows few high profile cases with several divorce actions possible. The juror list includes Walter Dexheimer Raymond Thompson George Storer George Brown J P Gilfillan A F White A W Wilson August Koop Chas Daniels Sam Briggs John Tobin Fred Kratz J H Atkinson Peter Gaetz H G Hoyt Henry Hendrickson M M Marshall John Oster Neil Weenie A G Gibson H C Shaw F E Moses Simon Dickson J O Burns Clyde Bobb Chester Wittstruck Percy Davis W E Walker George Neroton Henry Gaetz C J Blynn Art Frederick G A Carlow William Goldhammer Henry Hreer A J Buss P M Lundgren A L C Hillman J A Reid Wm E Rathbun L H Annis Peter Oster G R Welch W H Butts William Markel J L Anderson D M Powell George Castor L W Bailey W M Smith H Foss G A Vermilyea Walter Dexheimer J O Johnson A P Anderson J R Dunlap W H Kennedy C W Jones J K F Anderson John Blendaur

Kelley Kiley Sioux City Mitchell Walter Dexheimer Raymond Thompson George K. Storer George B. Brown J. P. Gilfillan A. F. White A. W. Wilson August Koop Chas. Daniels Sam G. Briggs John Tobin Fred Kratz J. H. Atkinson Peter Gaetz H. G. Hoyt Henry Hendrickson M. M. Marshall John Oster Neil Weenie A. G. Gibson J. R. Dunlap W. H. Kennedy C. W. Jones J. KF. Anderson John Blendauer

Ban on Slot Machines in Humboldt Town

The town of Humboldt on the Omaha road east of Mitchell bans slot machines after a council petition. Young men wasted money trying to beat the machines, prompting business owners to remove them when asked by authorities.

Humboldt Omaha Mitchell

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