Summons in Davison County South Dakota Case Hinton v Hinton
The State of South Dakota Fourth Judicial Circuit Davison County greets defendant Hugh Hinton. You are summoned to answer the plaintiff Elizabeth Hinton's complaint filed Sept 13 1915 in Mitchell. Return your answer within thirty days after service. if not, plaintiff will seek relief. Thompson attorney for plaintiff.
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South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison
Elizabeth ‘Hinton
Hugh
H. Hinton
Mitchell
Davison ‘County
Main Street
Davison County
Thompson
Foreclosure Sale Notice for 1914 Mortgage in Davison County
Notice of real estate foreclosure proceeding for the March 1914 mortgage executed by Starr and Starr. The document, filed in Davison County South Dakota, describes the mortgaged premises in Davison County and cites a debt totaling $7,660 principal plus $25 statutory costs, with a sale to be conducted under power of sale. The property is described as the NE quarter of Section 1 Township 1 Range 61 containing 228 acres. Mortgagee John Pastorell is listed.
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Yexecuyea
Red
Mortsat
Morteiuse
Lawcor
Moris
Molinus
Davison
Davison County
South
John Pastorel
Mortgagee claims bankruptcy discharge in South Dakota court
The petition of James D. Elliott, son of the District Court, seeks discharge from all debts under the Bankrupt Acts. The court orders a hearing for December 6, 1915 at Sioux Falls and directs notice to creditors, with copies of the petition and order mailed to known creditors. The case appears in Mitchell Capital newspaper records.
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Creighton
P. Baseae
Banksy
Pate James
D. Eliott
District Court of the
Ites
Sion
District of
South Dakota
P.' Farnsworth
Mitchell
Ees
A. Baron P. Farnsworth
Sioux Falls
Mitchell Capitala
James D. Ei
AL D
Oliver
Pender
Guy Schwarz
Reverend Resigns After 25 Years at Dritton Church
The Reverend, who has served the Presbyterian church in Dritton for over a quarter century, recently resigned his pastorate. Details on successor and service date remain to be announced.
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Dritton
Farewell Sermon Marked Rev Mr Butt's Union Farewell
A brief report notes the Rev Mr Butt preached his farewell sermon at the S80 union service last Sunday, marking his departure from the congregation.
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Mr. 8Utt
Mitchell Republican Publishes Record 24 Page Corn Palace Edition
The Republican in Mitchell issued a 24 page Corn Palace edition the largest ever, with over 5 000 copies printed marking a new circulation high. The issue highlighted local merchants advertising season offerings and included Associated Press war and market news, plus comic and photographic features.
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The
Republican
Mitchell
Corn Palace
South Dakota
Associated Press
Europe
Sheriff uncovers bootlegging by shipping liquor to Lilly
In Webster S D Roy Reynolds, a stranger, was arrested at Lilly and awaits trial in Day county jail Webster on bootlegging charges. He allegedly shipped liquor by freight to Lilly hidden in a wheat field and began selling to threshing crews. Sixty pints were seized by the sheriff and state attorney.
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Webster, S. D
Roy Reynolds
Lilly
Webster
Reynolds
Coyote with steel trap clinging to tail spotted near Hisega
Campers around Pierre Lodge report a coyote seen several times this summer dragging a steel trap attached to its tail. The trap likely broke from a chain in winter and was carried away by another animal, the animal appears capable of keeping pace with its pack.
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Pierre
Pierre Lodge
Hisega
Deported Bulgarian In McCook County Maniac Capture
A Bulgarian escaped inmate from Yankton State Hospital was captured in McCook County after a two day manhunt. He had terrorized farms, was demented by mania, and was lured by a ruse when famished. Police learned he broke jail in Pennsylvania and reached South Dakota before becoming disturbed.
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Sioux Falls
Amuck
McCook County
State Hospital For
Yankton
Thissmania
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Day County
Students head to Chicago and fall onset noted
Albert Coxe departed for Chicago to enter the University of Chicago as a chemistry student. Miss Grace Morrow returned from Columbus College at Chamberlain, and Mrs. F. E. Smith arrives from Pine City Minn to spend winter with sister Mrs. J. J. Myles.
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Briday’s Daily
Albert Coxe
Chicago
University of Chicago
Grace Morrow
Columbus College
Chamberlain
F. E. Smith
Pine City
Minn
J. J. Myles
Corn Palace to Show in Movies in Mitchell South Dakota
Mitchell's Corn Palace will be filmed for a Northwest Weekly project The plan includes shooting crowds the palace and city landmarks to be shown in Mitchell at the Maynard theater The effort aims to promote the festival with wide distribution through hundreds of picture houses and marks Mitchell as an early site in the Northwest First program The Commercial club and The Republican support the filming effort
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Mitchell’s
Corn Palace
America
Hugh Andress
Northwest Weekly
Minneapolis
Mitchell
Maynard Theater
Northwest First
Minnesota
Commercial Club
The
Republican
Burns rises to cashier at Blue Harth Minnesota
Cecil P Burns son of Mr and Mrs Peter C Burns is appointed cashier at Blue Harth Minn after months with the Omaha system The promotion honors his ability and efforts Congressman Maguire visiting family members moves between White Lake Huron and Mitchell Lindon Neb Reverend Clyde F van der Maaten Presbyterian pastor leads church activities locally
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Cecil P. Burns
Peter C. Burns
Blue Harth
Minn
Omaha
Congressmanohn A. Maguire
M. B. Wider
White Lake
Huron
Margaret Maguire
Mitchell
Lindon
Neb
Far West boat powers river traffic between Pierre and Sioux City
Captain Abner Ayres buys the Far West a 50-horsepower river boat designed to travel 10 miles upstream and 15 downstream with a 200 passenger capacity. He plans freight and passenger service between Pierre and Sioux City, joining five first class packets and the U R K ferry in the local line. The fleet is praised as a season long river railroad by Missouri river valley stockmen.
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Abner Ayres
Far West
Missouri River Valley
Ladies Social Hour in Ferry Township Enjoys Small Gathering
The Ladies Social Hour club held a 2 hour meeting on Wednesday with 19 members present due to threshing season. Miss Jennie Parker gave musical numbers and an elaborate luncheon was served. next meeting planned with Mrs Henry Beauman on October 6. Mr and Mrs Roy Johnson and baby from Profitstown Ill arrived to visit the Wildman family, Mr Johnson being Mrs Wildman's brother.
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Sam Parker
Jennie Parker
Miss Parker
Henry Beauman
Roy Johnson
Baby
Profitstown
Ill
CC. Wildman
Mr. Johnson
Elmwood lots selling well in new townsite sale
More than seventy Elmwood lots were sold in the first days sale of the Casem Real Estate Townsite development opened north of the city. Officials expect ongoing buyer activity as the new townsite attracts interest.
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Elmwood
Casem Real Estate & Townsite Company
Mir. Cassem
Friends honored at Hicks home social in Keota Iowa
Mrs. Fred C. Wicks and Miss Margaret Manore Boylan hosted an afternoon gathering for Iowa friends at the Hicks residence. Guests included Mesdaimes C. V. Wilson J. W. White Henry Riley G. P. Hatheway Wallace Miller Jennie Doane Laura Smith and Hoelscher siblings. The event featured crochet and tatting and a luncheon. Dr and Mrs William Grant Seaman hosted Dakota Wesleyan freshmen on campus. Prof Meier and Mr and Mrs Ortmayer attended as guests. The evening offered activities to acquaint guests and mark a bright start to the college social life.
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Ellie Branch
Agar
W. A. Branch
Gorn Palace
Lyle Branch
Pierre
Frank Leffert
Canton
Dakota Wesleyan
Georgena Smith
Mitchell
Cara Black
Parker
George Schwabauer
Woonsocket
Fred C. Wicks
Margaret Manore Boylan
Iowa
Hicks
Mesdaimes C. V. Wilson
J. W. White
Henry Riley
G. P. Hatheway
Wallace Miller
Jennie Doane
Laura Smith
Charles Hoelscher
J. T. Hoelscher
Esther Hoelscher
William Grant Seaman
Ir. J. Meier
Louis Ortmayer
Prof. Meier
Alumni, Pan American Exposition trips and local notices
Frank Kern of Ethan left for San Francisco for the Panama Pacific Exposition. C M Marsh arrives from Chi Cara to plan attractions for the Corn Palace next week. The alumni high school game was called due to missing players. Mrs G T Notson returns from Aberdeen. Clay Darling plans fishing on a Mitchell farm after Jim River overflow. Mitchell residents viewed South Dakota National Guard life at Camp Hagman Camp near Redfield. A Woman Went Forth features Ethel Clayton in a two reel Lublin drama. Mrs O B Cassem and Mrs Ward Larrison are delegates to the state federation of women's clubs in Flan dreau October 5-7.
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Sioux Falls
Col
C. A.B. Fox
Minnehaha County
Mitchell Corn Palace
G. T. Notson
Aberdeen
Nes. Clay Darling
White Lake Standard
J. C. Palmer
Mitchell
John Stephens
Maynard
South Dakota National Guard
Camp Hagman
Redfield
South Dakota
National Guard
Ethel Clayton
Joseph Kaufman
Quiet wedding in Mitchell unites Julia Nelson and Geo Platt
Miss Julia Nelson and Geo Platt were married last Thursday at the bride's grandfather Sam Krug home in Mitchell with Rev Hoagland officiating. Immediate relatives attended, including Mrs Eric Nelson and Dott Platt. The couple will reside on the Platt farm in Fairview township. The Advocate joins friends in wishing them happiness.
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Fulton Advocate
Mitchell
Sam Krug
Julia Nelson
Geo. Platt
Hoagland
Eric Nelson
Dott Platt
Julia
Fulton
Fairview Township
Andy
Advocate
Locates Post Used by Lewis and Clark Found Near Missouri
Pierre D. Doane Robinson of the state historical society has secured copies of the original Lewis and Clark journals from the 1803 expedition up the Missouri. The material reveals the Lostell House on an island near Chapelle Creek’s mouth, ten miles downriver from Roussen, where Manuel Lisa ran headquarters to deter Sioux-English frontier attacks. The site, established in 1796 by Register Loisel, served as a fur trading depot and was burned years later.
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Missouri
Missouri River
Register lLoisel
Wife dies during her spouse's funeral in Kimball
During the funeral for Charles Balzer a telegram from Hot Springs announced the death of his wife aged 64 from an operation. Balzer had accompanied her for surgery and died soon after from a heart issue. Their remains will lie beside each other. they leave three daughters and one son.
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Kimball
Charles Blazer
Kimball Territory
Hot Springs
Balzer
Ten Years On Trial Ends With Bliss Winning Farm
After a decade of litigation in Jerauld county and appeals to the South Dakota supreme court, C. J. Bliss of Mitchell won possession of 160 acres in Section 21 Township 107 Range 67. The case, tried before Judge Frank B. Smith at Wessington Springs, traced back to 1890 with bank judgments and contested heir claims surrounding the old Waterbury townsite.
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Circuit Court
Jermulah County
South Dakota
Stephens
Corkings
Bankery
Woonsocket
BH. S. Waterbury
L. J. Waterbury
PF. J. Curtis
Jerauld County
Ocourt
Waterbury
S. A. Ramsey
Ramsey
Bliss
W. ©. Waterbury
Simons
Blis
Sup
Secon
Us Iid
Townsite
Corn crop largely spared by frost in Mitchell district
The Republican reports that less than ten to sixteen percent of the corn in Mitchell's area suffered frost damage last Monday night. Warm weather after a brief freeze accelerated ripening, with many fields showing two ears per stalk and optimism for a large fall yield.
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Mitchell
Republican
Mitchell to be well represented at state women's federation
Nine local women’s clubs will send delegates to the state federation session at Flandreau October 5 to 7. Mitchell clubs have named four delegates and several alternates. The Mitchell Art Club delegates are Edith Miller and Mrs. J. W. Shelby with alternates Mrs. Geo. H. Rew and Mrs. S. M. Grundland. The Newman club named delegates Mrs. M. G. Wider, Mrs. John M. Sibert, and Mrs. John O'Donnell with alternates Mrs. Frank van Wagenen, Mrs. John Berry, and Mrs. James Lyons. The Today club elected delegates Mrs. F. G. Butler and Mrs. John Colvin. The Political Economy club named delegates Mrs. O. E. B. Cassem and Mrs. W. H. Larrison.
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Pee Rels Lp
Flandreau
Mitchell
Mitchell Art Club
Edith Miller
J. W. Shelby
Geo. H. Rew
S. M. Grundland
Newman Club
Farmer Bravely Intervenes as Horses Run Wild
Bruce D Thomas Bye, a well known farmer near Bruce, was seriously injured while trying to shield his wife from a mowing machine team that frightened and bolted. He threw himself before the horses, was knocked down, and trampled as the machinery surged forward. He narrowly escaped the sickle bar’s blades by inches.
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Bruce
Thomas Bye
Mericie
Sleepy Groton Man Loses $100 After Roommate Swap
John W. Sudenga of George, Groton, arrives to oversee his farm threshing, but a crowded hotel forces him to share a room with a stranger. He keeps $100 in his trousers pocketbook for safekeeping, only to wake and find it missing, illustrating the risks of a good night's sleep.
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Groton, S. D
John W. Sudenga
George, Say
Groton
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