Notice of Mortgage Sale and Court Order in Mitchell
Public sale of mortgaged property in Davison County South Dakota set for September 4 1914 at 2 PM to satisfy a 2207.40 debt plus 25 attorney fee under a November 7 1913 mortgage. Also a September 29 1914 foreclosure date for a second mortgage and an August 8 1914 assignee notice. An order to show cause for sale of guardianship real estate in the Ruben and Florence Krebsbach minors estate is scheduled for September 11 1914 at 10 AM in Mitchell Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Walsh
Lininger Implement Company
Office of Register of Deeds
Davison County
South Dakota
Mitchell
Mitchel
Orleon County
AletheVsea
Wolmas
Hushan
Tmortearors
Daviza County Buk
Tay ® Corporation
Mort Feree
Laura Holmes
Mortrague
Register of Deeds
Norison County
Mt. Vernon
Lou H. Holmes
Spangler & Haney Attorneys
Notice to Creditors in Gilfillan Estate
Estate of John W. Gilfillan deceased to creditors and all claimants. Six months from first publication to present claims with vouchers to administrator William H. Gilfillan at A. E. B. Hitchcock’s office in Mitchell South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gilfillan
A. E B. Hitchcock
Mitchell
Davison County
South Dakota
William H. Gilfillan
Estate of Joseph Weepie Executrix Notice to Creditors
The executrix Louise Weepie of the estate of Joseph Weepie deceased invites all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within six months after the first publication. This notice dated July 26 1914 comes from Davison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Weepie
Toseph Weepie
Louise Weepie
Ethan
Davison
Joseph Weenie
Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration
State of South Dakota Davison County In County Court estate of John Swanson deceased Freda Swanson and Carl E Swanson heirs at law petition for letters of administration hearing set for August 29 1914 at 10 o clock a m at the county judge office Mitchell South Dakota interested parties may appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted Dated Mitchell August 8 1914 Thompson Judge of the County Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Davison
John Swanson
Freda Swanson
Mitchell
Thompson
Tuage
Bankruptcy Discharge Plea by Walter F Allen
Walter F Allen of Mit City Davison County South Dakota asks the District Court to grant a full discharge from all provable debts under bankruptcy acts after being adjudged bankrupt on August 25 1913 and fully complying with all requirements and court orders. Dated July 6 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Allen
J. D. Elliott
District Court of
District of
Wh Dakota
F Allen
Mit
Davison
South Dakota
Congress
A. D
Bankruptcy hearing set for Walter F. Allen in Sioux Falls
In the district court of the Vision a hearing is ordered for Walter F. Allen bankruptcy. The hearing is scheduled for October 5, 1914, at Sioux Falls, with notice to creditors by publication in The Mitchell Capital and by mail, showing cause why the petition should not be granted. Clerk to mail copies to known creditors. Judge J. D. Elliot presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United States
District OF South Dakota
Southern Division
Walter F. Allen
A. D
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
S. D
Peron
J. D. Ellot
Oliver Pender
Notice of Hearing Petition In Estate of A M Salisbury
Notice is given in Davison County SD that D M Tiffany filed for letters of administration for A H Salisbury deceased. Hearing set for September 24 1914 at 10 a m in Davison County Court in Mitchell. Any interested party may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Dated August 22 1914. C C Thompson County Judge. S Cattrell Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of South Dakota
Davison
A. MM. Salisbury
State of
South Dakota
Susie M. Salisbury
P Salisbury
A. H. Saiisbury
D. M. Tiffany
A. H. Salisbury
Mitchell
Mitchell S. Oak
C. C. Thompson
Farm worker dies after fall from hay stack in Plankinton
Frank Hunt 48 employed on a farm east of Plankinton was instantly killed when he fell from a hay stack breaking his neck. He lost his balance and struck his head as he hit the ground. Hunt owned a 40 acre claim near White Owl, South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plankinton, SD
Frank Hunt
Plankinton
White Owl
S. D
Executive body named to handle K O P campaign
A South Dakota republican meeting named an executive slate to run the party operation with A S Beaumont as publicity man and acting secretary, Kyle L Branch as treasurer, and a 14 member committee from various counties to coordinate strategy and representation at the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tme
United Republican Organization
Lockhart
Y. M. Scoble
Bon Homme
N. Merried
Brown
J. B. Payne
Clay
R. J. Lamme
Davison
A. J. Guenther
Gregory
W. 2B. Steen
Hamlin
T. B. Roberts
Hughes
W. H. Warren
Kingsbury
James Monroe
Minnehaha
Thomas D. Potwin
Perkins
J. T. Scroggs
Union
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Training Camp Opens Sept 7 for Wesleyan Football
Wesleyan plans the 1914 football season with a camp starting September 7 at Tobin's Park. Thirty men can be housed in three river cottages. coaches Hardy and Wilds lead sessions with lectures and signal drills. Returns include Melvin Chase, Mark Payne, Harry Woodward, Virgil Keine, and Damon Douglais among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobin’s Park
S. H. Scallin
Virgil Boyles
C. Bi. Vermilyea
Mitchell Dealers
Graham Hall
Herbert Hardy
Br. H. Wilds
Lewis Ortmayer
College
Ortmayer
Coyote
Vermillion
Melvin Chase
Ashton
Pres. W. G. Seaman
Chase
H. I. Jones
Mark Payne
Lake Andes
Harry Woodward
Mitchell
Virgil Keine
Damon Douglais
Musokee
Okla
Dakota Wesleyan camp draws Oklahoma all state players
Heine and Douglass named all state Oklahoma players. Stellar South Dakota high school elevens veterans return to camp with Capt Robertson Berry Conyes Waltz Bintliff Jellis R Smith G Smith Ir Smith and Chase on hand. Kirkpatrick and Martin were the only graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Wesleyan
Heine
Douglass
Oklahoma
South Dakota High School
Capt . Robertson
Berry
Conyes
Waltz
Bintliff
Jéllis
R. Smith
G. Smith
Ir. Smith
Chase
Kirkpatrick
Martin
Pipe famine due to war cripples American smoking gear
The European war halts manufacture and shipment of briar meerschaum and amber pipes for the U S. Raw materials and finished pipes from Vienna France and Germany face shortages. Prices are expected to rise sharply and corn cob substitutes may become common as import sources dry up. Cigarette papers also rely on overseas supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Vienna
France
Germany
England
South Dakota banks urged to fund state building at Panama-Pacific Expo
South Dakota's state commission called for banks to donate at least 10 dollars each plus one dollar per thousand of capital over ten thousand to finance the state building at the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. Souvenirs will be sold at the state fair in Huron and Mitchell Corn Palace, with churches and women’s groups selling on commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
San Francisco
State Commission
Huron
Mitchell
Sioux City
Iowa
Sioux City Girls Beware
A humorous Sioux City Tribune notice recounts Oscar Huffey a Mitchell area farmer seeking a wife via a Northwestern railroad ticket agent. The item frames the rich farmer as blue eyed and fair, inviting local women to apply through the agent for future approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Tribune
Oscar Huffey
Oscar
Mr. Huffey
Mitchell
S. D
Sioux City
Northwestern Railroad
Huffey
South Dakota
Jean Stratton
Porter
Harvester
Mendelssohn
Tayor
May Be Called to German Army
William Metcher, a book-keeper at Mitchell National Bank, has received word to report to the German consul in St Paul after inquiry about his actions amid European hostilities. He and his brother Hilmer, who arrived in 1910 from the Kaitserin Auguste Victoria, renounced allegiance to Kaiser Wilhelm and have taken first naturalization papers. Since both were underage on leaving Germany, they would be liable if Germany wins and they return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Metcher
Mitchell National Bank
St. Paul
Metcher
United States
Hilmer Metcher
Kaitserin Auguste Victoria
New York
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Hanson Pioneer Charles Graves Dies in South Dakota
Alexandria South Dakota Charles Graves a pioneer and respected citizen died at his Fulton area farm home at 2 30 yesterday morning age advanced years after a paralytic attack two years ago He came from Illinois to Dakota territory in 1878 with a team and covered wagon bringing wife and seven children and settled on land now a valued farmstead in Manson county He refused to leave farm life devoting his closing days to the home he built and fostering education and community development He is survived by his wife and seven children and is remembered as a loyal neighbor and devoted family man
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
S. D
Charles Graves
Fulton
Manson County
Havong
Ife
O' Bieh
Charley Grave
Janson County
Mitchell school board redeems refunded bonds records
Mitchell school district ordered redemption of April 30 904 bonds totaling 10000 at its regular session. Treasurers report shows 4114.44 in warrants paid since last update and cash on hand 11749.87. County treasurer remitted 296.38 since last report. bills 842.63 paid. staff vacancies filled by Lloyd E Wilson Lara J Blodgett and Mary E Walters. Schools to close for Corn Palace week starting September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Board of Education
W. L. Pier
Clark A. B McKeel
Upt
J. W. McClinton
Loyd E. Wilson
Lara J. Blodgett
Mary E. Walters
Corn Palace
Huffman Agents Banquet Celebrates New Paige Agency
A banquet for thirty at the Wid Nanun hotel honored Huffman Uto Company dealers as it announced exclusive agency for Paige Detroit cars in Nebraska South Dakota western Iowa and parts of Wyoming and Kansas. Paige models were shown at the Huffman salesroom and speakers praised the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widnanun
W. l. Huffman Uto Company
Huffman Company
Paige Jetroit Motor Car
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Wyoming
Kansas
Paige
Huffman
W. L. Huffman
Huffmann Co
Mr. Jewett
Paige-Detroit Company
T. M. Cromwell
L. R. Kesterson
C. D. Adams
Paige Company
Mr. Good Western
Col
Dick Woods
Sioux Falls
Social Guests and Bridal Shower Highlights Seen in Mitchell
Miss Ruth Ash of Des Moines is feted in Mitchell with an afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Howard Bredstrup. The event honors bride-to-be Miss Bess McHenry, visiting guests from Iroquois to Letcher, with needlework and a two course lunch. Out of town attendees include Miss Ilo Jones and Mrs. Ben T. VanMetre. Mrs. J. S. Waynes and Mrs. Mary Garey host an afternoon for Mrs. W. H. Egan and Mrs. Edith Abbott with sweet peas decor. A 5 o'clock buffet luncheon closes the eventful day. A separate note records a class of 1911 reunion at the Thiese home with a theatre excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ash
Des Moines
Mitchell
Howard Bredstrup
Bess McHenry
Ilo Jones
Iroquois
Bernie B. Dean
Ben T. VanMetre
Letcher
J. S. Waynes
Mary Garey
Mt. Vernon
W. H. Egan
Chicago
Irs
Edith Abbott
Minneapolis
Mitchell and
YT. W. Taubman
Plankinton
J. J. Jaynes
Anna Haynes
Utehell
W. A. Delaney
Jeanette Smith
Lois Anderson
Anderson
Irene Thiese
Alexandria High School
Thiese
Foint Sanborn Street
Gale Theatre
Alice Kennedy
Ruth Gregory
Alexandria
Blanch Brisbane
Fulton
Margaret Wood
Messrs
Lyle Sloan
Edwin Mohr
Ted Caldwell
Bernie Haehner
Lora Closson
Herman Gaines
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
A. W. Gaines
East Fifth Avenue
Miss Closson
Gaines
C L. Closson
Miss @lasson
Mr. Gaines
W. S. Shepherd
West 4Th Avenue
J. S. Hoagland
C. H. Hager
Boyd
Sioux City
East Third
Boone
News-Republican
Boone Country Club
Zoe Conner
Charles Roddy
Mitchell, S. D
W. F. Conner
Clapp
Paul Jones
Conner
Mabel Shutters
Nellie Insersoll
Andrew West
Pleasant art shower honors Miss Crace at Tobin’s wark
Miss Jea Grace receives art gifts from Mrs Mendenhall class in a surprise party by car to Tobin's wark. Gifts include daffodils tulips and landscapes by Mrs Sloane Miss Nix Miss Gertrude Samp on and Mrs Mendenhall, celebrating Miss Crace's approaching wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jea Grace
M. S. Mendenhall
Tobin
Dorothy
Alice Mendenhall
Mitchell couple wed in quiet ring ceremony
Mr John Rex Watson and Miss ittie Luise Mates of Mitchell were united in marriage in a ring ceremony at the bride’s sister’s home officiated by Rev C B Harrold. The couple, well known in Mitchell, plan to reside at 1101 East Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rex Watson
Ittie Luise Mates
Mitchell
C. A. Sidre
C. B. Harrold
Mr. Watson
1101
East Fourth Avenue
Land near Beresford S D Brings 205 Per Acre
Near Beresford South Dakota two farm parcels sold for 165 and 205 dollars per acre. One 80 acre tract owned by Charles Carlson brought the lower price while a 61 acre parcel averaging 205 dollars per acre represented the higher sale. The deals were noted as close to the state’s record for top land prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beresford
S. D
South Dakota
Charles Carlson
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Swangler & Haney
Mortragree
Stiow OW Vortgige Sale
Ruben Krebsbach
Florence Krebsbach
H. R. Kibbee
Ruben Kresbach
Mitchell Capital
O. C. Thompson
Wattrell
the District Court OF the United States For
Southern DI
S. Cattrell
K. 0
R. J Lamme
Lockhart's Stand
Commission For State Building
Banis
Sioux City Girls
Beware
Hanson
Sue
MT Vernon
Miss McHenry
Miss Grace
Atchell Girl
Missoulian
Missoula
Mont
R DD. Prescott
George Jumgardner
Prescott
Rattlesnake Valley
Lenore Walpole
Bessie Walpole
Dwight of
Perma
Mitchell Boy
George E. Johnson
Mitshell
J. G. Johnson
South
Sanborn Street
Miss Pearl. Moore
Jamieson Graham
Canistota
S D
The
Ride
Bert Brannon
Unionville
Johnson
Duell County
Chrivari Party
Ladies Aid
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