Late 1880s Dakota land filings and final proof notices
A long sequence of land office notices from Mitchell South Dakota detail settlers like Dean Pringle Glesson and others filing intention to make final proof for their claims. Widespread witness lists name locals such as Walker Pringle Smith Pooley Soul and others proving continuous residence and cultivation across sections in Davison County. The notices are signed by George B Everitt Register with dates in February March and April 1887.
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Mitchell Dak
Etter
Rn Mitchell, Dak
Lam Dean
Dy Walker
A. G. Pringle
W. Walker
Davison
Oak
Thomas E. Freeland
P.H
Hanson County
B. Everitt
Register. Chard & Hannett
Atty’s
Mitchell, Dak
Mitchell
Cox
Township
Range
Davison County
Ward Evans
Forortheast
Dak
Es Smith
Aurey C. Conklin
Henry Kin
Gilman Stephens
Gro
B. Everitt. Register
Rtin Gleeson
Fred H. Brodahl
John Donlin
John D. Jackson
Charles F. Atkinson
Lawrence W. Scott
Schoenfelder
Warren C. Baker
Benjamin Barnard
Emsley
Dakota
Geo. B. Everitt
Register
M. Adams
Mand
W. Gardner
James ©. Carns
Samuel M. Less
John C. Hedden
Finsley
Mitchell Oak
Mice
Numettler
Ewis A. Coleman
Nynw Ny Nes
John Schoenfelder
Ward C. Baker
Benjamin
Barnard
Emst
Goo. B. Everitt
Mitchell U. S. Land Office
Christen Peter Christensen
Secn 20
Ole 'T. Oleson
Ole Hendrickson
Strand
Charlie Wilson
Davisonunty
Horrman
District Court
Alexandria
Pri
Iest
A. Loffswold
Mike
Shan P. Lindahl
Fred Sand
Charley Johnson
John Carlson
Everitt
Kratz
Atty
Leavitt
J.W. Simonson
Leav
George W. Dowdell
Sadie E. Dowdell
Frederick Brent Grotrian
Dakota Territory
Register of Deeds
Wokam
Dvison
Fredertck Brent Grourian
Stancifield
Mereh
E Wells
Sorlangee
Wilk
Notice of Admin hearing in Davison County Probate Court
In Davison County Dakota at Mitchell the Probate Court orders that Wm C Hillman hear the petition to appoint administrator for Mary L Hillman deceased. Hearing set for April 9 1887 at 1 pm with publication of notice in Mitchell Capital for three consecutive weeks.
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Davison County
Dakota
Mitchell
Said
J. N. Crow
Ferritory
Davison
Mary L. Hill
Wm. C.illman
Hiry. J. Hillman
Wm. C. Hillman
Rior
Mitchell Apital
FN Grow
Davinon
Meech
Chaves
G. Valmer
Wal Wan
Pula
Court House
Devison County
Oak
Charles B. Palmer
Willian B. Malive
Ori
Peter Fugdred
Kowito Brat
William B. Palmer
Mines
Mitcheil
Nak
Marély Ds
Tae
Cuban Desperadoes Shot to Death for the Commission
In Santiago Cuba two mulatto men Juan Jique and Juan Gomez attacked a cocoa mule train driver and a boy, killed them with swords, and torched the goods selling the cocoa for 65 dollars. Captured after a stubborn case, they were executed by firing squad before thousands. Gomez confessed to ten murders, claiming his family’s murderous heredity. The leader begged for rum before execution.
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Santiago
Cuba
Juan Jique
Juan Gomez
Jomez
Priest
Gomez
Election In General Cuban o April 5
By noon half the registered vote was cast in the city with wards showing strong Republican support and Labor tickets leading in some precincts. Roche for mayor led by 15,000 to 20,000 in early reports. corrected returns put his majority at 18,166. Demarr reports suggest Republican gains. Prohibition amendment contested. Cincinnati results indicate Republican plurality in major races and school boards.
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Labor Party
Roche
United Labor Party
Demarr
Cincinnati Train Timetables Absent In Accord With Papers
Cincinnati reports today show no time of arrival or departure column for trains. Newspapers agreed to cease free timetable publications as a protest against passport stoppages and accept advertising tickets instead. Railroads said they will publish ads when ordered and consider timetables non advertising.
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Sioux City
Haddock
Leavitt
Fourth Street
Bismarck
Joseph Sprey
Herman Leavitt
Billy Hundt
Hundt
Swindell’s
Standard Theatre
Wm. Fleck
Chas Rambert
W. L. Hundt
James Crookshank
Leavit
Jim
John Arensdorf
Louis Selber
Junk
Leavenworth
Cincinnati
America
Hannert & Co
Voriland
Flood destroys mill dam and town tenement in INQEnson
A fresh flood swept away the king's mill dam in INQEnson Ontario on April 7. A tenement housing four families was carried off and wrecked. John Bowmen and his daughter, John McNeil and an unknown child were drowned. A man named Laird and his daughter are missing.
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Sioux City
Albert Koshinski
Bismarck
Minnie
John Arensdorf
Paul Leader
Mr. Haddock
Council Bluffs
Arensdorf
Birdwell
Wm. A. Smith
Douglas
Fourth Streets
Haddock
Adolph Metz
Pearl Street
West Seventh Street
Bridge
Nelon
Inqenson
Ont
King's Mill
John Bowmen
John McNeil
Laird
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Treiber
Fourth
George Rice
George Treiber
Rice
William Dorian
Johnson's
Matt Franciscus
San Francisco
B——S
Selzer’s Brewery
John Master
Ned Light
G. W. Smith
Columbia House
Ile
Water Street
Gus. Smith
Foley
Henry A. Lyon
Knott
Traddock
Itt
Julius Burton
Fire Company
Kan
Standard Theater
Charles Schmidt
Charles Eberhart
Saddock
J.w.taylor
Shepherd
John Diedrick
Milwaukee House
Swan Anderson
J. C. Peterson
Norfolk
Marshal Shanley
G. W. Kellogg
Chicago
Michigan
Smith
Watson
Stevenson
Jabor
Dr. Price
Colliers
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Washington
D.C
C.E. Andrews
Thos. Lydon
J. P. Harkins & Co
Grand Ave
Milwaukee
Harper Bros
Ill
Peter Collier
Dept. of Agriculture
Andrews
Mortcade Sale
Ghorgh Stinson & CO
Portland, Me
H. Hallett & Co
Portland
Maine
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Trok & Mount
Dr Tei
1D & Ihurrs
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