Bullock divorce denied custody to Mrs Bullock by Judge Haney
Judge Haney denied H R Bullock a divorce and awarded custody of their child to Mrs Bullock after a Plankinton trial. The couple wed in Illinois in 1887 and moved to Aurora county. The decision notes Mrs Bullock’s health and behavior, and cites interference by Bullock’s sister as a factor.
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Hr. S. Bullock
Haney
Bullock
Aurora County
Presbyterian Church
Plankinton
White Lake
Settled It By Marriage in Sheriff’s Quick Justice
Sheriff Cook brought Don Hill back from Montrose on Omaha Monday night to face charge of criminal intercourse with Chet Dutton’s daughter. Judge Abbey urged marriage as an honorable escape and Hill agreed. The couple wed at Dutton’s home with a 160 acre landholding and future funds upon Hill coming of age. A Woonsocket Populist editors’ meeting followed.
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Sheriff Cook
Montrose
Omaha
Don Hill
Chet Dutton
Judge Abbey
Hill
Town
Geological Survey party wraps up in Mitchell for winter
United States Geological Survey team led by Wallace Getchell Griffin and Dasil Duke finished field work in the Jim River valley covering over 2000 square miles this season. They plan to store survey gear in Mitchell for the winter and resume from the south line of Davison and Hanson counties later.
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H. S. Wallace
J. S. Getchell
W. H. Griffin
Dasil Duke
United States Geological Survey
Mitchell
Kansas
Jim River
South Dakota
Missouri River
Yankton
Davison
Hanson
Geological Department
Moody Wins State Tennis Championship in Thriller
Moody defeats Hoffman 6-2 4 7-5 6-4 to claim the singles title at the Moody on Topi tournament. Salem earns doubles consolation, Boller beats Dott, Horton wins fountain pen, and visiting members enjoy a dance and party hosted by the Victor tennis club.
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Moody
Hoffman
Downey
Salem
Boller
Dott
Horton
L. O. Gale
Victor Tennis Club
Mitchell
Victor Club
K. P. Hall
Shaw
Clarence Moody
Mandolin Club
Tennis Association
City Council Sets Tax Levy and Yearly Appropriations
A special council meeting conducted the 214 mill general levy plus 1 mill sinking fund total 224 mills amounting to 17 419 74 for city expenses next year. Allocations cover interest and indebtedness 6505 00 sinking fund 774 21 fire department 400 00 street improvements 1 000 00 printing 200 00 salaries 3 000 00 lights 1 692 00 water works 3 000 00 cemetery 200 00 contingent 648 52. The Goodykoontz tax case bill of 110 was allowed after explanation by Mr Goodykoontz. curfew and peddler ordinances received final reading and pass. City officers await confirmation.
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Seaman
Levinger
Pollard
Idnra
Simpson
Kings
McDougall
Acsc
F.m.goodykoontz
Hinckley cleared in grand larceny case. police chief appointment delayed
Mayor Seaman postpones naming a police chief to consult council members. Sheriff Cook returns with Col. Hinckley, recently arrested for grand larceny, but Judge Abbey discharged Hinckley after evidence showed no criminal intent. The case involved a rented rig and a disputed payment of 175 dollars.
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Cheif
Seaman
Hinckley
Cook
Ortonville
Minn
Col. L. D. Hinckley
H. N. Lewis
Lewis
Mitcell
Aberdeen
Madison
Abbey
Mr. Hinckley
Mr. Hickley
Sheep Raising Interest Prompts Wool Markets and Sheep Offer
The Mitchell Printing Co announces a joint subscription deal for Wool Markets and Sheep. Readers can get the 16 page Chicago weekly magazine at 25 cents per year withCapital. New subscribers paying 1.25 will receive a receipt for one year of each journal and samples are available at the office.
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Chicago
Capiin
Mitchell Printing Co
Lee sisters entertain Mitchell audience with pastor visit
Rev W S Graham of Dakota University preached at the Mitchell Methodist church last Sunday with the Lee sisters from Mitchell providing vocal selections that drew a large audience. They later performed Monday evening in the M E church to broad approval, and Beresford residents look forward to their return.
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Beresford Republic
W. S. Graham
Dakota University
Mitchell
Lee Sisters
M. Ey
Beresford
Graham
University Opens Fall Term Led by President Graham
Dakota University opened its fall term this Thursday with President Graham noting the enrollment should be satisfactory. Prof and Mrs Schaffner arrived on campus and are domiciled there. Mrs Schaffner, formerly Miss Brockett, teaches stenography and typing and married Prof Schaffner in August.
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Dakota University
Graham
Schaffner
Brockett
Salem Pioneer Register to Be Published by New Management
The Pioneer Register sold to E. S. Johnston of the Mitchell Gazette with current paper’s management to publish until October 1. Subscriptions due by then. Obituary note from successor and a list of uncalled letters in Mitchell post office dated Sept 10, 1895. Advertised letters: Anderson O C Heply MrL A Hawley Mr BR Smith RH Rasmussen Mr Christian.
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Salem Pioneer Register
Pioneer Register
E. S. Johnston
Mitchell Gazette
Mitchell
Anderson
O C Heply
A Hawley
BR_ Smith
RH Rasmussen
Christian
Saml
T. Green
P. M
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George E. Logan
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Ass’t Cash
First National Bank
John D. Lawler
Jos
C Lawler
D. Walrath
THOS
Fullerton Geo
B. Logan
Mrs. Bullock
Judge Haney
Susie Dutton
Reform” Press Association
Goodykoontz
Woonsocket Times
H.L. Loucks
J. E. Kelly
Frank Goodykoontz
Loucks
Kelley
Engineer Roth
D. B. Miller
Tom Grace
Geo. Bomgardner
Carl Tannehils
Frank
Woonsocket
THE
Geological Survey
Sioux Falls
Board of Agricultural
Turn Verein
Northwest
Davison County
N. W. Harris & Co
John Bowman
C. H. Krom
City Council
Lvenerat
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