Intention to Make Probate Claims and Notices
Fragmented legal notices describe intentions to make final proofs on claims, probate actions, and property sales. Names like H voritt, Mitchell, and Everitt appear alongside court dates, locations such as Chamberlain and Brule County, and references to Sheriff sales and land descriptions in Dakota Territory. The dense OCR yields scattered constitutional legal procedural details and salves advertised for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. de Te Ose
Mitchell
Wetter ‘Hotios
Court Brule Spenty
Chamberlain DT
Bree A
Hobart
Todd
Fullowie
Hie Sontinnogs
Cief
Michiaal Ae Ma
Silas Tas Atu William Joo
B. Everitt Hogister
Lite Co
ESR
Brother & Go
D. Rae Fm
Obors
Hinde
Ostoban
Zeention
J.B. Ryan
Stohas
Gara
Speen Cox
Chambarlain
Brule
Dakot Horr
Batu
Pocomber
Golock
Dakota
Mtiety Enid
John B. Ryan
Remarkable Recovery Attributed To King’s Discovery
A Winchester druggist reports a customer named Louies Pike Bartono Randolph, long afflicted with consumption, was given up as dying. After six months using Dr King’s low priced Discovery for Consumption she traveled to the city and now shows marked improvement. The note claims a cure and urges trial bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Winchester
Louies Pike
Bartono
Randolph Sat
Con
Dr. King
Ia”Re
Miscellaneous items from the Kimball Graphic column
The snippet reflects a collage of notices and commentary from the Kimball Graphic, including local newspaper transfers, editorial changes, and remarks on national events. It notes Mr. Letcher selling the Pipestone Republican to Frank G. Culley, upcoming Plankinton Standard changes, editorial moves by Ralph W. Wheelock in Dakota, satire on licentious topics, and a projected holiday edition. It also mentions Riel’s execution, consolidation of Mitchell Republican and Capital, and a Maine girl seeking President Cleveland’s autograph with a presidential response. The piece closes with church and ministerial talk in Boston and a reference to Reverend Downes’s packed sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Wheelock
Mitchell Capital
Mr. Ewart
Mr. Wheelock
Dakota
Mitchell
Controversial Church Talk Sparks Editorial Debate in 19th Century Press
A tirade criticizes pious discourse amid scandals, lampoons editors and rich wives, and ridicules railroad passes. The piece recounts a Camden incident where a barber pretends to be a doctor with a pass, leads to a satirical moral about not borrowing passes, and lists several weather and product notices from multiple papers, including Shiloh's remedies and local vendor ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Philadelphia
John
Atlantic City
Cay
Camden
Notice to Tax Payers on Delinquent 1884 Personal Property Tax
Notice to taxpayers warns that all delinquent personal property taxes for 1884 and prior years must be paid promptly to avoid collection costs. It states taxes become delinquent February 1845 and mentions the tax duplicate will be ready by November 1st, with names and offices of the collection officers.
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F. E. Miller
Paneny Movin
Krnlo County
Dakota
MD. Hiatt
Pras
Maynard Hee
Sears
Lehall
James KE
Jenkins Met Tronm Hrale Co
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Ssaak
Dann Willen
Donnie Renives
Feinos Shuai
B. Davis
H. Kvoritt
Rowister
Ludecaunine
Clumber
Churein DB
Jandt Ion
B. Byoritt
Agatar
Atte
Mitahell D. T
Chaseberia
Bocumbar
Molen O. York
Vis
Peter
Duni
Rusball
Johnston
Abram Tus- Everitt
Register
Ba Clai
Brvat
Frank Inoue
Niney
Gativaldi
Anton Petraky Asaih
Viotas
Jim Yorist
Fat Mitchell D
Sredoil
Charles Pina
B. Everitt
Buckten
F. Miller
Mare N Wore City
Arriches
Grand Cor
Union de Auy
Dr. L. Millizon
Wieselivist Geefrey
Wasmers & Traders Bank
W. C. Morris
Jeweler & Optician
Anvil
Cheney Anvil & Wise CO
Morse
Cameron
Hicks & Leeds
Kimball
A.s.stuver
Attorney At Law
Brutle CD
Patrick Quirk
M. V. Butler
L. Butler
Mv, & L. Butler
COAL
Menry & Orentt’s Bank
Piet
Rensse
Greice Ralls
Srapeton
Semmaarenas
Orsigakmen
Ontalogoa W.m. WW
Bo E.n. W
C. R. Tman
Taylor
Pennsylvania
Clover
Ohio Exchange
Letcher
Pipestone Republican
Frank G. Culley
Defiance
Ohio
Cully
Plankinton
Andrews
Scientific American
Mother Hubbard
West
Tiehuly Stateil
Mr. Auld
Perdinand
Ward
Sioux Falls
J Enterprise
Paltibe
United States
Jyet
Mitchell Republicanara
Republican
Capitel
Associated Press
Wheelbock, Letcher, Dean and Gray
Riel
Regina
Battleford
Albany, N
Saco
White House
Executive Mansion
Washington
Oct
Maine
Grover Cleveland
Boston
Downes
Cleveland
York
New York
Canselton
Cass County
St. Paul
N. Y. Ananias
Tntense
Ailn. P
Casselton
Jamestown
Fargo
Bismarck
Bussiness Als
Raby
Castorla
Bardin’s
P.E. Miller
Bronson House
Main St
Henry & Orcutt
L. D. Bardins
Shiloh
Shilloh
Shilok
Shilob
Miller
St. Patricks’s
F. E
Dunton’s
Dunton’s Restauurant
L. D. Bardin
Ox Lawn
Anit
Collins & Murry
Kimball Vorth
Runt O'S
Poruas
Chamberlain
Wold
Gross Bros. Electricity Soap
Bardin
Gross Bros
L. D. Bardidin
Kimball Opera House
Wy, C, Smith
Addie
Boyeo
America
Sun
New York City
Ricker & Lindley
Kimball House
J. F. Conant
City Restaurant
C. H. Caryl
Bockfingr & CO
Henry & Orcutt’s Bank
Deaaler
Kipteace
Daxora
B. Walker
U. & Land Office
Itchell
U.S. Land Office
Eprsents Etre
Foun
Hall
A. L. Banks
Hank" Blosser
Main Street
Kimball Daxborn
Lone Star Barber Shop
H. B. Bloeser
Farmers & Traders Bank
H. B. Gates
Chattle Lana
General Banking and Exchange
Aoscience
Mechanion
Onpiorerine
Tiemont
Bel Mux
Enone PaGaroata
Abreptors
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