Public Sale Ordered in Sweeney Case for Five Hundred Ten Dollars
By decree from the Fountain Circuit Court clerk I will expose at public sale the sum of five hundred ten dollars plus interest and costs. The action named The State of Indiana on relation of James T. Bell, Auditor of Fountain County, against Nancy Sweeney and others requires the sale to satisfy the judgment. The details specify the sale will be to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain
Fountain County
Indiana
James T. Bell
Nancy Sweeney
Circuit Court
Lucinda J. Lemmon
Daniel F. Lemmon
William Sweeney
Bridge Setting for Bear Creek Portioned Bids
Fountain County Indiana commissioners invite bids for the erection of a 107 foot bridge over Bear Creek at Portland. Bids must follow the plans and specs on file in the auditor's office and be received by noon on the specified day. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Bear Creek
Portland
Said
Watches and local moves stir Gessie community notes
A busy village update records Mrs W Cranes repairing shop on North Fourth Street and local residents changing posts, moving homes, and traveling. Truman Hay and wife report a good visit while A W Banks becomes postmaster. The southbound train is searched for Mrs Emily and husband Scott as officers pursue peace bond action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
Scott
Bailey Richardson
Appointment of Administrator for Edwin Rabb Estate
Erasmus M. Conover appointed administrator with will annexed by Fountain County Circuit Court Indiana for the estate of Edwin Rabb deceased. The estate is believed solvent. H. C. Yount listed as attorney. September 1, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Fountain County
Indiana
Edwin Rabb
Erasmus M. Conover
H.C. Yount
Public sale of Veedersburg real estate rents and profits
The Fountain County Clerk of Court orders a public sale of rents and profits for up to seven years from Lots 65–80 in L J Lemmon’s Second Addition and Lots 55, 56 and 59 in First Addition to Veedersburg. If rents fail, a second sale of the fee simple is offered to cover 1057.23 dollars plus interest and costs. Sheriff John R. Hardesty and attorney O P Lewis announce the sale for Sept 1 1906 at Covington Court House between 10 am and 4 pm.
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Court House
Covington
Fountain County
Indiana
Fountain
Vance
John R. Hardesty
P. Lewis
L. J. Lemmon
Veedersburg
O. P. Lewis
Sheriff Sale of Fountain County Real Estate
Miss Blanche Robinson and Miss Isa Sole travel to Defiance and Attica while a public sheriff sale is ordered for Fountain County Indiana. The decree directs sale of Lot 167 and Lot 168 in Vance's addition Covington to satisfy $146.26 plus interest and costs. Sale to run between 10 am and 4 pm at the Covington courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Robinson
Fountain
Defiance
Ohio
A. Hein
Isa Sole
Attica
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Childrens Suits
Childrens Shoes
Covington, Ind
Horseshoe Brand
J.P. Covington
Acknes
J. P. Buckner
James Blim
Buckner’s
Sheriff’s Sale
Board of Commissioners
George A. Law
James A. Brown
Clint F. Hesler
Board of Commissioners of
Ind
Lak
Seper
W. B. Coleman’s
Truman Hay and
A. W. Banks
Tude Frazer
Cayuga
Pete Causey
Emma McCloud
Kentucky
Gessie
Mollie Harrison
Harry Switzer
Foster
William Switzer
J. R. Stankard
Ed Saktegaver
Elmer Ricketes
John Depriest
Lewis
John Hay
Wm Smith
Perrysville
Canton
J. Loeb’'s
Fourtain County
Geo. Crane Jr’s
North 4Th St. Grocery
the Bible House
Homo Block
Chicago
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