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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1910

Page

8

South Dakota suit seeks to quiet title in Mitchell land

Charles F. Raymond as plaintiff sues Northwestern Tapan and Trust Company Clinton F. Brophy Patrick Yore Farm Land Company Richard J. Boo and unknowns to quiet title to the east half of the southwest quarter, the south half of the southeast quarter, and the north half of the southeast quarter in section 23, township 103, range 60 west, and to compel a response within 30 days. The summons also directs Palmer Piano Co and Palmer to answer. The case, filed Aug 18, 1910, seeks judgment for Four Hundred Sixty Nine and 23 150 dollars plus costs.

Tapan and Trust Company Mitchell Davison County South Dakota Said Une Main Street Devison County Wbave Wanad Eaeas, Palmer Piano Co Falmer E. E. Schlimgen Min Street

Private Sale Notice in Mitchell South Dakota Estate

Notice of private sale in Davison County South Dakota in the county court for the estate of Henry Pool deceased. Executor will privately sell Lots 3 and 4 in Block 2 in Mistener Hager and Hager addition Mitchell to the city and Davison County. Sale after September 10 1910 cash only written bids to executor at First National Bank Mitchell. Dated August 20.

State of South Dakota Davison Henry Pool Catherine Pool Tina Temple Joseph Pool Jemima Davis William Pool Martha Mewhirter B. C. Pool Charles Cooper Coun Court Mistener, Hager & Hager’s Court House Bin Gours Ghede County Poor Mitchell H. B. Anderson

Notice for Coal Bids and Teacher Certification

Notice states sealed bids for county coal delivery by Sept 6 1910 for the season ending Sept 1 1911 with multiple coal types and delivery points. Also announces a regular teacher certification examination at the Mitchell South Dakota courthouse on Sept 1–2 1910 with options for State First Second Third and Primary Certificates and a Life Diploma.

Mitchell

South Dakota County Notice Fragment

A fragment from a legal or public notice in South Dakota within Yaist County mentions official actions within the county and local government. The readable text provides limited context about the scope and deadlines of the notice.

Summons in Davison Circuit Court for Starck Piano Co

The state of South Dakota greets Palmer Piano Co and W E Palmer. Defendants are summoned to answer the complaint of W H Spence filed in Mitchell Davison County on August 2 1910. Service must be completed within thirty days after completion of service. Dated Mitchell S D August 15 1910.

State of South Dakota County of Davison Fourth Judicial Circuit W. H. Spence P. A. Starck Piano Co Palmer Piano Co W. E. Palmer Mitchell Davison Courty Main Street Davison County Mitchell, S. D

Davison County Court summons in quiet title case

Lizzie Smith sues Charles Smith and heirs to quiet title to the southeast quarter of section 1 township 101 range 60 west in Davison County South Dakota. Defendants must answer within 30 days of service or face court relief as requested in the May 3 1910 complaint filed in Mitchell.

Mitchell Davison County South Dakota Davison Town Main Street T. J. Spangler S. D

Anthrax Attack Suppressed in Dakota Farm Incident

A Dakota state report describes an anthrax scare at Phillips farm where livestock died and laborers evacuated. Dr J A Grabs and a deputy state official ordered actions and fines related to the outbreak handling.

Sate Falls Ote Ve Stour Falls J. Ae Poung Pe Phillips Farm Edstend Hones Aan

Anthrax Danger Decreased in County Says Doctor

Dr Graham reports reduced risk of anthrax spread in the county after measures. Local officials urge continued precautions as health teams monitor livestock and assess potential exposure.

Graham

Cannon Not Asked To Make Speeches In Fall Campaign

Washington D C reports say Speaker Cannon will not be invited to give political speeches during the fall campaign. The Republican Congressional Committee aims to keep him quiet to belittle the Cannon issue and avoid offending insurgents. Some influence from Kansas campaigns may affect committee decisions.

Washington, D. C Cannon Republican Congressional Committee Kansas Philip H. Campbell Congressional Committee McKinley

Lawyer Sued for Starting Divorce in Sioux Falls Case

William Fay sues Robertson and Dougherty in Minnehaha County Circuit Court for 11,000 alleging the firm began and prosecuted a divorce suit in the name of his wife Gertrude Fay without authority. The claim says the couple later settled and the lawyers retain an unpaid fee. Trial next term at Sioux Falls.

Cell Rapids 8. D Circuit Court Minnehaha County Robertson & Dougherty William Fay Gertrude Fay

School board approves coal contracts and hires clerk

At Friday’s board meeting Litchfield Heyler Branch and Cone attended. Coal bids: Joh Determan 10.25 per ton. Pocahontas coal to J F Anderson Lumber Co 6.55 mine run and 7.30 egg. Clerk salary fixed at 75 per month. A B McKeel elected. Clerk duties to reduce board workload and handle school details.

Board of Education Litchfield R. E. Cone E. W. Heyler W. A. Branch A. B. McKeel

Hall's Cure promise by Toledo firm Cheney oath

Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney in Toledo Ohio, swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of cough cured by Hall's Cure. The oath is dated December 6th in the year noted. A notary or official Procence attests the subscription.

Qhio Toledo Lucas Counte Frank J. Cheney F. J. Chen Hall

Parables Show Why Israel Rejected Messiah and Loss of Kingdom

The Great Teacher uses two parables to show how religious leaders underestimated divine plans. The first contrasts outward piety with true service, the second portrays prophets and son slain, leading to the vineyard being given to others. The text connects ancient Israel to present church conditions and foretells a future heavenly Kingdom.

Israel God David Messiah John the Baptist Jesus God's Vineyard John Moses Temple of God Church Christ Earth

Forest Fire Toll Rises to Two Hundred Three

Washington officials report 203 killed in northwest forest fires as 86 forestry employes are confirmed dead. Pinchot accuses Senators Heyburn Carter and Mondell of opposing forest care. Navy and warships urged to fire at Puget Sound to trigger rain.

Washington, D. C Heyburn Idaho Carter Montana Mondell Wyoming Gifford Pinchot Northwest Congress Pinchot Forestry Bureau Spokane Wash Seattle United States Newport Wallace Avery Nullan Big Creek Forest Service Couer D'Alene Forest Jos. B. Halm St. Joe Chicago, Milwaukee Warden Simons Navy War Departments Puget Sound Washington

Incompetent Help as Cause of Wreck at Grand Trunk

Durant Michigan dispatch reports investigation by Secretary Kelly of the state railroad commission into a Grand Trunk wreck that killed six and injured eight, three fatally. Officials consider prosecution if strike-breakers’ incompetence caused the crash. Witnesses cite tail light status and brake trouble as possible factors. Engineer Mitchell was crushed when the rear train collided with the stopped front section.

Durant Mich Kelly State Railroad Commission Grand Trunk Railroad Glasgow Grand Trunk Brakellan Graham Montreal Express Mitchell

Sioux Falls Implement Club Formed to Host Convention

Sioux Falls businessmen formed the Sioux Falls Implement Club with Co. B. Dunning as president to prepare for the Retail Implement Dealers association convention. The group aims to secure Sioux Falls as next year’s site, following a recent meeting where the executive board favored the city.

Sioux Falls S. D Watt Eaben Protea Teon Barton Vermil Recea

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