Mortgage notice and land filings in Davison County Dakota
Public notice warns of foreclosure on a Davison County mortgage of Mary Flintoff to Frances E. Zonas and Frances E. Phelps, covering land in section 14, township 101, range 62, for 1887 debt. It also lists multiple homestead final proof filings by settlers in Mitchell and surrounding areas with dates in 1887 and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Dak
Fice
Veritt Mitchell, Dak
Liam Dean
Iue W. Walker
A. G. Pringle
Davison
Dak
Thomas E. Freeland
H. Pow
Hanson County
Gro
B. Everitt
Register. Nehard & Hannett
Atty’s
Pend
Mitchell
Isos
Ark of the District Court
Alexandria
Ans A. Loffswold
S. Stenson
Gullik Gullikson
Wilber Stafford
Andrew IX. Steen
Dakota
Register
Work From Home Offer by HW Hallett Co
A terse advertisement promises home work with no capital or outfit, claiming both sexes can start with free terms and earn large amounts from the first week. It invites readers to send their address to learn more, asserting no cost and urging immediate action from Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stinson & Co
Port Hland, Me
Hw, Hallett & Co
Portland
Augusta
America
Fortunnes
H. Hallett & Co
Maine
Arensdorf Denies Leavitt Allegations In Haddock Killing Trial
Sioux City reports reveal Arensdorf testimony denying Leavitt’s charges and alleging alibi details. Defense recalls Leavitt to identify confession copies while witnesses challenge prior statements and recollections.
Haddock murder trial winds through doubt and conspiracy
Sioux City report notes extensive pretrial wrangling over conspiracy and reasonable doubt. E W Wabbard for the state closed the case after a lengthy session, jurors hear three speeches per side, with a Thursday delivery likely, attendance dwindling but public interest intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Haddock
Ilon
E. W W. Wabbard
Powerful Argument by Judge Weaver for the Defense
Sioux City Iowa April 12 The entire day was occupied in the Sladdock murder case as Judge Weaver defended Arensdorf arguing reasonable doubt and seeking exemption. He contrasted Arensdorf’s civic record with the drunken Kane and villain Leavitt while asserting Leavitt as the killer and Arensdorf’s lack of connection to the crime. The crowded court listened as the argument continued on the fourth page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fitzsimmons
Haddock
John Arensdorf
W. O. Merrill
Dismarck
Harry Sherman
Leavitt
Arensdorf
Sioux City
G. W. Schmidt
Columbia House
LaCrosse
Lake Benton
Marshall
New Ulm
Minnesota
J. C. Peterson
A.C. Mathews
Minn
Gus Schmidt
O. H. Jackson
John L. Cass
L. L. Nordville
Schmidt
J. M. Knott
J. A. Lyon
Lyon
Richard Fisher
C. C. Turner
Turner
Addock
I. A. Almon
Juhl
Journal
Paul Leader
Leader
O. I. Jackson
Ife
Jack Ryan
James Nelon
Fourth
Water Streets
Pork House
James C
Joan Arensdorf
Jull
United States
T. P. Murphy
McKinsie
Diedrich
Bismarck
Lourche
Lorche
Insmarck
Iowa
Sladdock
Weaver
Prairie fire devastates Norton and Graham counties
Reports from Atchison describe a great prairie fire in Norton and Graham counties on Saturday. Flames swept two miles wide, crossing the Solomon river and killing from thirteen to sixteen people across two counties. A second fire on the south fork of the Solomon near Millbrook burned six people to death and destroyed farms, livestock, and homes. One mother gave birth as the blaze approached. the father saved his wife and infant by reaching plowed ground. Hundreds escaped with narrow margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchinson
Kan
Norton
Graham Counties
Nicodemus
Graham County
Roscoe
Solomon River
Dinsmore
Solomon
Millbrook
Graham
Target Practice Disaster on Ske Shama Island
The Nagasaki Journal details the Ske shama shell explosion aboard the US steamer Omaha on March 4, killing four Japanese and wounding seven. Capt Selbridge was suspended and sent to San Francisco. An unexploded shell later detonated during inspection, and four more shells were found buried. A wounded-relief fund gathered about $550. The journal notes potential indemnity and criticizes close shore target practice despite precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Asiatic Station
Nagasaki Journal
Skeshama
Omaha
Selbridge
San Francisco
Nagasaki
The
United States
Fire Devastates St Augustine Large Downtown Blaze
A morning fire in St Augustine, Florida destroyed the St Augustine hotel and spread to the old slave market and cathedral. Edwards hotel, the courthouse, Sinclair block, Chamberlin's store, Mrs Coll’s residence, Welter’s hotel, and several small buildings burned with the threat of destroying the plaza to City Gate. All seventy six guests at the St Augustine hotel and staff escaped safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine
Fla
Florida House
City Gate
Foreclosure Notice on Ahern Mortgage in Mitchell Dakota
Public auction set for May 23 1887 at 10am at the courthouse front door Mitchell Davison County Dakota to foreclose the mortgage dated February 23 1886 by Henry Ahern and Alice Ahern to James A Wilson assigned July 17 1886 to L W Lewis for 461 20 plus 40 attorney fees. Premises are Lot 2 Block 94 Lawler addition Mitchell Dakota. Assignee L W Lewis. Attorney A E Hirconckock. Sheriff Auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ahern
Alice Ahern
Davison
Territory of
Dakota
James A. Wilson
Territory of Dakota
Register of Deeds
L. W. Lewis
Court House
Mitchell
Lawler
Mitchell, Dak
A. E. Hirconcock
D. O. Stanch
Alt.y
Foreclosure Sale Notice on Dowdell Mortgage in Davison County
Public foreclosure公告 announced by Frederick Brent Grotrian as mortgagee. Due on mortgage debt of 294 dollars with interest, now totaling about 300 dollars plus costs and fifty dollars attorney’s fee. Auction set for May 6 1887 at 9 0 oclock a m at the Mitchell Court House front door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Dowdell
Sadie E. Dowdell
Dia
Frederick Brent Grotrian
Davison County
Dakota Territory
Register of Deeds
Court House
Mitchell
Davison
C. O. Stancifield
Wilkes & Wells
Moortgagee
Foreclosure Sale of Davison County Mortgage in 1887
A mortgage held by David John Hamilton against Edward Miannagan in Davison County Territory is foreclosing due to default on 17 dollars 3 cents and 1886 taxes. The sale of the 160 acre east half of section 21 township 102 range 61 will occur May 2, 1887 at 10 am at the Mitchell court house front door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Miannagan
Coonial and United States Mortgage Company
Hull
England
Davison County
Sau Tokota
Itheast
Wahship
Register of Deeds
Morteues
David John Hamilton
C Unty
Davison
Mortman
Mitchell
C. C. Stanchfield
Oak
Wilk ¥S & Wella
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Mortcade Sale
Zonas
Frances E. Phelps
Fett
Mary Fiintoff
Murvey
Davison Aty
Mary Flintott
Shell
Davison iInty
Mary Flintoff
Stanchfield
Finxis
Mitchell, Oak
Foratio N. Cox
Township
Range
John Smith
B. B. Pooley
R. R. Soul
George Jen
B. Evenitz
Mitchell U.S. Land Office
Christen Peter Christensen
Sec- 20
Ole T. Oleson
Ole Hendrickson
Tt Strand
Charlie Wilson
Davison Nty
Geo
Hoffman
Atty. Register
Mitchell, Cak
Lewis W. Doty
H. Allen
Henry Schurz
Peter Schurz
Bra Davison County
Charles Donk
B. Everiti
D. Marvin
Q Land Office
Samuel J. Shane
Sey Cone
Pak
Samuel J. Olson
Samuel M. Daniels
John C.edden
W. W. Gardner
Emsley
Davison “Unty, Dak
MizeNer
Pia P. Lindahl
the News
Wld
Fred Land
Charley Johnson
John Carlson
Strand
Gro. B. Everton
R.N. Kratz
Bious
Saloon Keepers Association
Belgium
City
Franz Brewery
Phillip Eberle
Barnes
Dayelaar
Shepherd’s
Chicago
Junk’s
Bluff Street
Fourth and
Water
Saddock
Warlick
Iranz
Borsh
Fritz Folger
Mrs. Bismarck
Adolph Nepper
Mr. Nepper
Henry Peters
Nebraska
Germany
Mr. Haddock
Council Bluffs
Treiber
Turner Hall
James Junk
Adelsheim
Walrich
Holdenreidh’s
Plath
Keither
Munchrath
Harry Peters
Davenport
Attorney Marsh
Milwaukee House
Had
Kavanaugh
Shepherd Saloon
Fourth Street
Iladdock
Pearl Street
Perry Creek
Pearl
Murphy
Ft. P. Murphy
Justice Foley
George W. Kellogg
Kellogg
Magee
Third Streets
Hart
A.D. Tolerson
T. L. Foley
Junk
James Shanley
James
Norfolk
Neb
Wea
Periences In
Kansas
Florida Blaze
Price Crean
Price
Piso
P’ i
Philadelphia
Jung Antaoy
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