Partnership Certificate For Morden Land & Loan Co
Robert C. Morden and George M. Hall of Huron South Dakota certify that on January 1 1908 they formed a partnership now doing business as Morden Land & Loan Co The document shows March 3 1900 appearance before notary A B Fairbank with dates March 5 26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Morden
Huron
South Dakota
George M. Hall
Morden Land & Loans Company
Robert O. Morden
George M. Hoff
Beadle
Notice to Creditors Estate of James M. Love
Notice to creditors and all persons holding claims against James M. Love deceased. Four months from first publication to present claims with vouchers to C. A. Kerr administrator at his Huron South Dakota office. Dated March 9 1909. Attorneys for Administrator James Byrnes listed March 11 April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Love
Huron
Beadle
South Dakota
D. D
C. A. Kerr
C. A. Keuter
James Byrnes
Jd. Smith
F.C. Currier
Nelson H. Merrill
George W. Woodbury
J. A. Maxdeld
B.C. Currier
Mitron
Headly Country
Said
Toewit
Resdle
Plains
Fluron
Ganoxan, Parmank & Caenenima
Phaluthis
Muto
Beatle Joss
James Doyle
Greening
Willan
Jolt Doyle
Dames Boyle
Charles Maule Mane
Katie Dore
Jones
Anns Moyle
Belers
Cours
Asher F. Pay
A. A. Chaldigtilains
Councy Court
Ola
Keneny
Jase Brianna
Sumslons
State of South Dakota
Beutte Count
Maplain
Deadly County
Kets
City of
Circuit Court
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Beadle County
C. A. Kizzey
Jasrs
Plaintif
Criticism of Hill methods in Spokane rate case
The Interstate Commerce Commission denounces Hill's Great Northern financing and accounting practices. It notes stock issued without payment, conflicting capitalizations, and asks how much earnings exceed reasonable levels. It cites Northern Pacific profits and a $60,000,000 surplus as evidence of excessive earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Chicago, March
Spokane
Interstate Commerce Commission
James J. Hill
Great Worthern Company
Gr Co
Shaunjueu
Northern Pacific Road
Hand rejoined after wrist severing in Kalamazoo incident
In Kalamazoo Michigan on March 10 Charles Miller’s severed hand was successfully rejoined to his arm at Bronson hospital. Doctors say such operations are rare and Miller is expected to be discharged soon with prospects of full use returning. The initial injury occurred when a small flesh fragment held the hand to the arm and doctors quickly bound the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Charles Miller
Bronson Hospital
Vladivostok Port to Close March 19 Hurting U S Trade
Vladivostok will become a closed port March 19 under Russian tariff enforcement affecting American goods sold there. In Chicago, butcher I. Schmidt was found guilty of using diseased horse meat in pâté making under a new state law with fines up to 1000 dollars or a year in jail. In Nashville, jurors protested delays in the Cooper Sharpe trial for the murder of former Senator E W Casmack, prompting calmer counsel and efforts to speed proceedings. Cattle sales notices seek applicants to arrange share purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vladivostok
Siberia
State Department
Russia
Chicago
Schmidt
Hutcher
Nashville
Tenn
Cooper-Sharpa
E. W. Casmack
Lease of Common School Lands in Belle County
Notice announces April 27, 1909 leasing of unleased common school lands in Belle County at the courthouse front door in Pierre South Dakota. Commissioner O O Dokken of Selucland Public Lands sets the viewing and bidding hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on lease day.
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Belle County
Yubite
Sold County
Pierre
Dokken
Selucland Public Lands
Isle Royale Changes Hands In Quiet Purchase
A Detroit report from Houghton says Isle Royale in Lake Superior has shifted to American ownership. The Isle Royale Land Limited bought the island from the English syndicate, with F. W. Nichols of Houghton and Oscar J. Larson of Duluth handling the deal in London. The Steel corporation plans to cut timber and revive abandoned copper workings at Siskowic Bay and McGargot Cove, while the sale leaves 83,720 acres under control of the company, two smaller sections spared as summer resorts.
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Detroit
Houghton
Mich
Washington
Isle Royale
Lake Superior
Finglish Syndicate
Tondon
F. W. Nichols
Haughton
Oscar J. Larson
Duluth
Umited
Wheat Prices Plunge on Government Reserve Report
Wheat on the Chicago board of trade fell sharply as May dropped 34 cents to around 1.1314. Traders, spurred by a government report showing reserves at 21.6 percent, dumped large quantities of May wheat while shorts covered some profits at the close amid volatile final quotations.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Longs
Shorts
Alley Sharps In Contest
Pittsburg March 9 The American Bowling Congress tournament has run since Feb 27 and continues to March 20 The marquee events run March 9 to 13 International matches feature top bowlers from the United States and Canada The Brunswicks New York Bonds Columbus St Louis De Soto Stars compete in the five man event McGuirk and Grady Paterson defend the world two man team mark Fred Schwartzje Brooklyn Arthur Wingler Chicago and Martin Kern St Louis head the individual clashes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
American Bowling Congress
Canada
Brunswicks of
New York
National Gowling Association
Bonds of Columbus
American Bowling Concrete
St. Louis de Soto Stars
Middle West
McGuirk and
Grady
Paterson
Fred Schwartje
Brooklyn
National Bowling Association
Arthur Wingler
Chicago
Martin Kern
St Louis
Prominent Iowa Leader J W Blythe Dies Suddenly
Des Moines reports J W Blythe of Burlington collapsed while hunting at a country place and died. Born Cranbury New Jersey 1840 he became a Princeton graduate and Iowa lawyer. For seven years he served as general counsel for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad and led the state standpatters role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Blythe
Des Moines
Wapello
Burington
Blythe
Fie
Cranbury
N. J
Princeton University
Tie
Iowa
Sbiof
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Result of Lower Prices at Reading Iron Company
Reading Pa March 8 F C Smink president of the Reading Iron company says there has been a great decline in product prices. Wages will be reduced 7 to 15 percent in departments. Puddling basis set at 3 7 5 per ton and the farmer rate was 4 50 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Iron Company
Reading
F. C. Smink
Prominent Republican Convicted in Voter Bribe Attempt
Wilmington March 10 In general sessions court John Godwin a prominent Republican politician and worker was convicted of offering a money bribe to a voter at the last election and sentenced to a fine of $500 and two years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Seasions
John Godwin
Missionary Budget Campaign Aims to Clear Debts Coast to Coast
Baptists in northern states unite three societies with a $1 600 000 budget to fund current work and provide working capital. Churches receive apportionments and will discuss ways to meet them at March district budget conferences. Dr Henson to headline mass meetings with Dr Eubank or Dr Barnes answering questions after talks. No money raise at the sessions. aim is regular offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Pacific
Baptists
Northern States
Marehdist
Eubank
Barnes
Henson
Witings
Dakota Malander Finds Texas Land Has Good and Poor Options
C A Malander of Oakes North Dakota traveled to Texas and analyzed farming conditions. He noted Texas land ranges from very good to poor, climate pleasant now but summer heat is a concern, and sugar cane and rice offer money making potential for large capital and mechanized labor. He observed cane rows, irrigation wells, and cattle land with costs to grow, harvest, and thresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Malander
Oakes
N. B
Huron
Texas
Stanmer
North Dakota
America
Psychic adviser ad at Royal hotel offering life readings
An advertisement for Madame Leon a Psychic Palinist and Clairvoyant at the Royal hotel offering life readings for one dollar and promising reliable advice on business changes instruments loans lawsuits and divorce plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Leon
Royal Hotel
Knights of Pythias Syni cose Indge 16 Meeting Notice
Important business meeting of Syni cose Indge No 16 on Wednesday evening March 14 1909 at 7 p.m. J C Dexter C C notes the time and call to members of the lodge for agenda actions and decisions.
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Synicose Indge No. 16
J. C. Dexter
C. C
Finest registered cattle offering at Huron sale in South Dakota
This sale features the best batch of registered cattle in South Dakota this year. Includes bred cows with calves at foot, bred and open heifers, and a fine group of strong bulls. Request the auctioneer for a catalog with full sale details and pedigrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
S. D
South Dakota
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Jasm Yn Plaintitt
Efrentt Court
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James Byars
Plaimit
Attameya
Mare
Hill Methods
Sleet Corporation Guys Property
Great Lakes
Dakota
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Lone Star State
Knights OF Pythias
S. Dakota
Fletcher F. Cronk, QO. G. Mosely
P.B. Graham & Son
R. W. Barclay
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Pala
Ips
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Heidelberg Medical Institute
Stats Lawn
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