Notice to Creditors Estate of Minnie Brown
Notice to creditors and claimants for the estate of Minnie Brown deceased. L. J. Welch is named as executor and requires claims with valuables to be presented within six months of first publication to First National Bank in Mitchell, Davison County. Dated August 31, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie SK. Brown
L. v. Welch
Minnie BE. Brown
L. J. Welch
First National Bank
Mitchell
Minnie Kf, Brown
Notice of Tax Deed Redemption for Scott County Lands
Notice to Mary Norris and possessors that Burrs addition Mitch ell Lot 2 Block 12 in Davison County South Dakota was sold for 1905 taxes. Chust holder W C Foster shows redemption amount 386.82 and notes redemption expires sixty days after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Salonmu Norris
Mary Salonma Norris
Davison
South Dakota
Burr
Mitchell
WL Ch Jeoster
Lawly
W. CG. Foster
Notice of Hearing Petition For Letters of Administration
In Davison County South Dakota in County Court a hearing is set for September 25 1909 at 10 am at the County Judge's office Mitchell to consider William G Williamson's petition for Letters of Administration on Margit Wilhelmson deceased. Heirs Rejier Wilhelmson and William G Williamson and others may appear. Dated Mitchell September 4 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Davison
Margit Wilhelmson
Mitchell
Daivison
A. D
Notice to Creditors Estate of John M Schmidt
Executor J LVIANNETTE notifies all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims should be filed with Preston and Hannett, at their Davison County office. Dated September 4, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Schmidt
Preston &* Hannett
Davison
J. LL
Annette
John M Schmidt
City approves budget and raises sinking fund to sixty thousand
Aldermen convened Tuesday with May or Hitchcock presiding. Council adopts minutes, hears petitions for a cement crossing on Sixth and Duff streets and an arc light at Third Avenue West. VanAlstine gains permission to move scales to Railroad Street with travel clearance condition. An annual appropriation ordinance funds city expenses and the sinking fund totaling 56 100, boosted by new sewer bonds. The measure also sets sidewalk snow removal duties and penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clitchcock
Ness
Sixth Street
Fout
Duff Street
Third Avenue West
VanAlstine
Railroad Street
Snow and weed ordinances advance in Mitchell council
The Mitchell city council read two ordinances on first passage. One imposes snow and ice removal duties with penalties up to 50 dollars and sidewalk assessments payable with city recovery if unpaid. The second definition of noxious vegetation orders destruction of specified weeds with a one week removal deadline and fines up to 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
City Council Acts on Licenses and Roads in Busy Session
Ordinance 251 sets licenses for hackmen draymen and similar workers with fees 10 15 and 25 dollars. Council considers billiard hall hours but takes no action. Graceland cemetery road proposal offered with land donation, city to study. Sears option on Mitchell Brick Co land discussed. Y M C A gains hall and room use at city rates. 40 new street lights approved. Mason option on two Main Street lots. Photographers seek protection ordinance. Cement walk bids awarded to Scheurenbrand 11 cents per sq ft. City engineer salary and city grades ordinance passed after second reading. Special meeting likely next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Co.ncil
Cassem
Graceland Cemetery
Wisconsin Street
J. O. Walrath
Mitchell Brick Co
M. M. McDonald
Kibbee
Justice Markham
City Hall
Jerman Hardy
South Side
Wisconsin
Second Street
Edmunds
Sixth Street
McCabe
Duff
Fifth Street
Fourth Street
West Side
Isadore
Fourth
Fourth Avenue
Iowa
Third Avenue
Minnesota
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Second Avenue
Rowley
Seventh Avenue
Main
Eleventh Avenue
East Side
Lawler
Tenth Avenue
Langdon
Davison
Capital
Winsor
Menzer
First Avenue
Masons
Main Street
Ordi
Nance
S. W. Ricords
Adolph Scheurenbrand
Scheurenbrand
Ricords
Dr Barker's London success and the Bloodine prescription
A century ago Dr. Wm E Barker built a large London practice focused on chronic rheumatic and kidney conditions. He claimed a single never failing prescription, later named Bloodine, which reportedly cured long standing ailments in days. The medicine was marketed at six bottles for 250 dollars, with trials offered at ten cents for a booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Times
London
Barker
Heidelburg
Bloodine
Bloodine Laboratories
Boston
Mass
Scallin Bros. Co
Notice of Hearing for Loomis Drainage District No 4
The Davison County Board of Commissioners will hear proposals to equalize benefits of Loomis Drainage District No 4. The hearing is set for September 24, 1908 at 10:00 A M in the Davison County Auditor's Office Mitchell SD. Named landowners include Mrs Angie Harris Libbie M Eager Ray W Hager and George A Johnston with Loomis town boundaries described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South West
George A. Johnston
North East
Reen
John KE. Watkins
B. C. Weeks
County Auditor
Davison County
Loomis
Mary E. Nagel
John E Watkins
George A Johnston
J. B. Taylor
Loomis Bik
Taylor Unita
Taylor
Tylor Ee
Smith M. Crippin Loomis State Bank
Smith M. Cr
H. Ross
H. Foss
Davis & Daniels Co
Lil Davis & Daniels Co
E. Reeves
Reeves Seer
Perry Pool
Perry
God
S.escenee
A. E. Marsden
E. Marsden
George Bock
Lewis Berry Seer
F. Pore
Berry H. Foss
Lisé
H. Es
Edward T. Smeee Smith
Edward T. Lis
George A. A. Johnston
George O. Johnston
George. A. Johnston
George Ae Johnston
George A. John On
Ohn
J Lewis
John J Lewis
John Lewis
John Lewis Eves
Julia Warren
Tull Warren
Ales P
Mary B. Nage
W. Ayres
J. W. Ayres
Frank Foss
Tees
Ewe Nes
George Su Johnston
Martha Mewhirter
Anna E Smith
Nagel
Sarah E Eager
Sarah E. Eager
George Ih Johnston
George Johnston
Sarah Fk
Hager Wee
Bonham
Bennie Gilfillan
Watkins
Ray Wager
Loom
Libble M . Bager
Mitchell
WM. Nash
Board of County Com
Missioners
Board of County Commissioners
South Dakota
Town of
Angie Harris
Libbie M. Eager
Ray W. Hager
Why are you so sad doubly minded youth tells tale
A Pittsburgh Observer fragment recalls a distressed young man who reveals his aunt died broke and penniless in a lunatic asylum after years of care and a fortune left behind. The exchange questions whether remorse or responsibility followed the aunt’s demise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Council
Terest and Sinking Fund
Hardy
General Fund
A.w.chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
Scall
W. Chase
Bros. Druggiste
Alee
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Wart Schaffner
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
W. C. Metcalf
Cretair
Mitchell, South Dakota
The
Bloodine Co., Inc
Scallin Bros. Co. Special
Wm. E. Barker
H. B. Andierson, Seau
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