Mortgage Sale Notice in Davison County Dakota Territory
Default on a long standing April 1884 mortgage by Jackson L Clink and Jie B Clink prompts foreclosure. It lists unpaid taxes, total due of 1500 plus fees, and a public auction at Mitchell Court House for the northeast quarter of section 10 and other parcels in Davison County. Also includes a second legal notice of a Davison County sheriff sale on January 11 1893 against Albert Carlson et al for about 903.60 plus costs and 7 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson L. Clink
Jie B. Clink
Davison
Sud Territory
Dakota
Register of Deeds
County of
Territory of
A. D
Mortsagee
Mitchell
South Dakota
Ella M. Ormsby
O. O. Stanchfield
Mortynee
Joe Mortgagee
State OF South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
Northwestern Loan and Trust Company
It Corporation
A. M. Bowdle
Albert Carlson
Hattie Carlson
Albert B. Hitchcock
A.M. Bowdle
Fourth Judicial Circuit Court
Saul Court
Northwestern Ion and Trust Company
Albert EB. Aitehcock
A. M. Bowale
Sifch
Township
One Hundred and
Sperry Dwight
H.C. Preston
Plant
State of
William Willr Eps
Lowlt
van Eps
J. E. GinBert
South Peikota
Sourh Dakota
J. F. Kimbil
E Gilbert
Summons and Notices in Davison County South Dakota
Multiple legal notices concerning Davison County South Dakota include a summons in a civil action against Emilia G. Blaemendaal, notices of guardianship and mortgage petition for Charles Litsy estate, and tax sale notices for property in Mitchell. The notices specify dates for filings, court locations, and deadlines for actions or redemption periods. Additionally, a pulpit review discusses the Salvation Army Continental Congress and temperance efforts, with references to Prohibition and religious outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Circuit Court
CSS
Fourth County
Cavlson
Judicial Circuit
Garrit J. Blaemendaal
Emilia G. Blaemendaal
Hhereby
Dayi- Son County
Dayi- Son County, State of South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
South Dakon
A. D
Palmer & Rogde
Edminson-Jameson
Emil G. Blamendhal
Divison
Mitchell
Palmer & Honor
December Weather and Local Notices Summary
December weather history from Huron highlights ten year trends with average temperature 19.1 and warmest December 27.9 in 1881 while coldest hit 32 below on 1886. Records show 0.67 inch monthly average precipitation, 7 days with 0.01 inch, and 2.09 inches max monthly in 1887. Wind mostly northwest. peak velocities reach 48 mph in 1881 1887 and 1890. Also includes notices on Dr Miles New Heart Cure testimonials, a Yankton girl's removal case, local marriages, and ads for Regimen remedies and King's New Discovery products.
Dr Miles Liver Pills Offer a New Principle Cure
Mites' Nerve and Liver Pills claim to regulate the liver stomach and bowels through nerves. Dr Miles' Pills quicken relief from biliousness bad taste torpid liver and constipation. Suitable for all ages. 50 doses cost 25 cents with free samples at S H Scallin's drugstore. follow with De Witt's Early Risers as a health prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
S. H. Scallin
World’s Fair Souvenir offered to subscribers of Daily Republican
Mitchell Printing Co. offers free copy of World’s Fair Souvenir to subscribers paying in advance. The 260 page cloth bound book covers past and present world fairs including Chicago 1893 with engravings portraits maps and biographies. Available to Daily Republican three months at 2.50 Sunday Republican one year at 1.75 and Weekly Capital one year at 1.50. One Minute Cough Cure promoted by L. O. Gale as winter cold relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Printing Co
Chicago
Daily Republican
Sunday Republican
Weekly
Capital
St Bernard Club announces biweekly parties at Masonic Hall
The St Bernard Club plans a series of social parties at Masonic Hall starting Friday this week and continuing every two weeks until January 27. Layton's orchestra to provide music. invitation committee names are J. T. Morrow and J. W. Beattie with C. W. Adams as treasurer. The notice also lists uncalled letters at Mitchell post office ending Nov 26 1892 and mentions a court case where James Boland seeks relief from ties to Mrs Catharine Boland on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard
Mitchell
Boyce
Cornelia Kepp Baker
Geo E Clark
Lena Craig
Ella Gardiner
Grace Donaielson
Lauria Estes
Jennie Grant
L W James
Jessie Lofunmark
Nils Nickerson
James Oreilly Thos Schmitz
Louisa Simons
Geo E Smith
Ella Snyder Eva
J. W. Beattie
P. M
James Boland
Dubuque
Iowa
Chas. Mix County
Catharine Boland
Million Friends and Patent Cures Featured in Ad Muster
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds promising cures or refunds. It also promotes De Witt's Little Early Risers as a reliable constipation and headache remedy and De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve for burns and piles. The copy cites S H Scallin's Drug Store and Mrs Chas Rogers of Bay City Michigan as readers, with trial bottles offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Miles
Indiana
Davis Silver Creek
Neb
Miles
Brandreth
Dr. King
Bucklen
S. H. Scallin
S. H. Scallin’s
de Witt
L. O. Gale
Chas. Rogers
Bay City
Mich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Litsey
Martha ‘T’, Sey
Salle A. Litse
Martha T. Litsey
Jessie i. Orval E. Conrad
Conrad
Charles Litsi
Wll
Martha T. Litse
Charles Lits
Howil
Uth Dakota
We LY Capital
Priznted
Ss. C
Joi
Wannedt
C.J Jonson
F.D. Powers
Pulpit Review
Continental Congress of the Salvation Army
New York City
War Cry
Salvation Army
Great Britain
France
India
Harrison
Booth
United States
Jesus Christ
Hosletter
Sam W. Glenn
Huron
Republican
Shan
DuBois
Yankton
Henry DuBois
Dwight
Murrle
Globe
Hampton
D. B. Parks
Deborah Thompson
St. Paul
Plymouth Congregational Church
A. H. Heath
T. H. Cable
Mitchell High School
Hampton Schools
Harry Risers
Scott
Boott
Bowne
Geo. E. Logan
Mitchell, So. Dak
MAY & Suchy’s
the Tailors
Security Bank
Raow
John Havlatko
Dook Nortil
Koch Bros
Mitchell - National - Bank
U.S
Fr. Pahrson
First National Bank
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