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Newspaper
Huron Weekly World
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
7
Local notice lists attorney A. W. Burtt practicing in Huron at the First National Bank building premise. The entry shows an office location tied to the bank, indicating a professional listing for legal services in the area.
The sheriff of Beadle County South Dakota Charles B Young will auction the east half of section 9 except a school site and the west half of section 15 in township 112 north range 59 west at the Beadle County courthouse on March 3 1906 at 10 oclock in the forenoon to satisfy a foreclosure judgment of 1692 dollars and costs with interest and sale costs. Crawford Taylor attorneys for plaintiffs. There is also an order to show cause in Beadle County for sale of estate of Paul Stahl deceased with administrator John Z Kleinsasser filing January 17 1906.
On the Thursday of February 1906 at 1 pm in Beadle County Court, Judge A A Chamberlain ordered an administrator to set aside real estate as needed for the deceased. A copy of this order will be published in four weekly issues of the Huron Weekly World. Henry C Hinckley represents the administrator. Attested by Clerk Asher F Pay.
Legal notice listing Katherine Gabel as Administratrix and attorney for the estate. Address noted as World Building rooms 10 and 11 in Huron. The text references filing or service by August 5.
Notice is given by Frank Nawottny administrator of the estate of Frederick Nawottny deceased to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after the first publication to Frank Nawottny administrator at Huron Beadle County South Dakota January 13 1906. Henry C Hinckley attorney World Building Rooms 10 and 11.
The House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee approved a rate bill named the Hepburn bill after a lengthy conference. It preserves much of the original measure while adopting several Democratic concessions and Davey bill ideas. The plan cuts commissions to seven members and allows non determinations when no damages are asked. It also includes faster filing in appeal cases and three year term continuity for commission orders.
Washington reports that France contemplates extreme steps in Venezuela possibly seizing a customs house as naval demonstrators approach Venezuelan waters. The plan remains tentative pending President Castro’s reaction and awaiting further embassy and foreign office guidance.
In Beadle County South Dakota County Court notice is given for proving the will of Andrew Coburn deceased on Friday January 26 1906 at 2 PM in Huron court room. Heirs next of kin and trustees named including Elizabeth F Newman Linda Newman Charlotte Manning George J Coburn Lucia Coburn and Presbyterian Church and Society of Warren Township Pennsylvania may appear or contest.
Excursion tickets to the South Dakota Live Stock Poultry and Pet Stock Exhibition at Mitchell are on sale January 29 to February 1, inclusive. Return validity extends to February 5. Tickets available through Chicago and North-Western Railway agents.
Henry Nuembaumer a returned Alaskan miner mortally wounded his sweetheart Ollie Powell who rejected him and wounded Lafayette Gray and his mother Mrs. Robert Gray and Lillian Gray before killing himself in front of the Gray residence. Powell and Nuembaumer had been to marry last November but she reportedly ran away with Gray the night before the wedding.
Excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates on sale to the Northwest, West and Southwest territories via the North Western Line. Includes standard and tourist sleeping cars, free reclining chair cars, and The Best of Everything. For dates of sale and full particulars apply to agents of Chicago and North Western Ry.
Fred T. Sherman was arrested in Seattle on January 22 charged with bribing Tacoma Mayor George T. Wright eight thousand dollars. Sherman allegedly worked for asphalt firms and bribery occurred during the award of paying contracts recently issued.
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