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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
1
An organization in Mitchell seeks to form a South Dakota Boys Baseball League. Any team with average age 16 and no member over 48 may enter. Interested players should contact Arthur T. Innes in Mitchell.
From the Tripp Ledger Chas McClung and daughter Jane left Tuesday for Chicago for a days visit Mrs McClung kindly allowed him away during house cleaning Ill tell the world Gottlieb Mutechelknause and wife of Scotland returned Monday after a visit at the Philipp Freier home west of town
In Bon Homme County the County Court of South Dakota set May 21, 1920 at 2 pm in Tyndall for proving the will of Christian Neth deceased and for hearing John Neth’s petition for Letters Testamentary. Attest by Judge Puckett and Clerk. attorneys Wicks and Quinn for petitioner.
Gustave Landmann as Executor petitions for an order to sell real estate belonging to Karolina Landmann deceased. The court finds sale necessary for the estate. Property described as the northeast quarter of section 21, township 97 north, range 57 west, Hutchinson County.
A court order directs the executor to sell specified sections in Hutchinson County South Dakota to raise funds for debts and administration expenses. The order requires notice and personal service or publication, with four weekly notices in Citizen-Republican. hearing set for May 29, 1920 in Tyndall Bon Homme County.
Notice is given that under an order of the Bon Homme County Circuit Court on April 2 1920 referees in partition will sell at public auction the NW and SW quarters of Section 19 and the NW quarter of Section 30 Township 95 North Range 58 West in Bon Homme SD. Sale on May 15 1920 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door. Cash or half cash with balance in two years at 6 percent. Portions may be soldadministered for the parties interest.
Bank conditions as of May 4 1920 show assets including loans and discounts 360011.37, U S government securities 4640000, and cash and deposits with banks totaling over one million dollars. Liabilities list capital stock and surplus, undivided profits, and total time deposits with certificates of deposit nearly 400000. Bank official J R Wilson sworn as cashier with notary August Hecker witnessing.
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