Notices of final proof filings at Mitchell land office
Land office notices from Mitchell Dakota detail settlers filing intention to make final proofs on various parcels. Recitals name Henry C Applegate Willian W Krichel Edgar P Swartout George E Letcher and others with dates Jan 1887 Feb 1887 March 1887, listing witnesses and locations in Davison and Sanborn counties.
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Mitchell
D. T
Mitchell, Dak
Henry C. Applegate
Springfield
Dakota
George A. Johnston
Ruben F. Alterton
Jonathan M. Adams
Stewart F. Goodykoontz
George B. Evrnitt
Register
Mitchell Dak
Mitchell, Oak
Willian W. Krichel
Henry Cribbens
George Jackson
E. M. Agno, R
J. Sanders
Geo. B. Evrrittt
Mitchell, Cak
Edgar P. Swartout
Hiram O’mealy
James A. Kipp
Cal
Sanders
Thomas Austin
Davison County
Geo. B. Everitt
R. N. Kratz
Oak
D.T
George E. Letcher
Henry Holshire
Sanborn County
Thomas Dean
Edwin Dean
Willard C. Siroles
Go. B. Event
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Promoted By Doctors For Bronchitis
An 19th century testimonial ad details bronchitis symptoms including cough hoarseness and risk of pneumonia. It credits Ayer's Cherry Pectoral with rapid relief and cure, citing multiple patients such as TP Senderson Edward Curtis Ernest Colton and others who recovered after using two bottles, with Dr J Cver & Co. Lowell Mass. as makers and Druggists as sellers.
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Ayer
Usta
G. Stoveall
M. D
Carrollton
Miss
M. A. Rust
Paris
Swan
Senderson
Saulsburgh
Penn
sAyer
Edward E. Curtis
Rutland
Ernest Colton
Logansport
Ind
J.c.ver & Co
Lowell
Mase
Mitchell National Bank authorized to commence banking business
Notice records that The Mitchell National Bank in Mitchell Davison County Dakota Territory is authorized to commence banking under U S statutes. Also a court summons from Davison County District Court requires defendants Letcher Letcher firm to answer the complaint within thirty days or face judgment for four hundred seventy six dollars plus interest and costs. dated December 22 1886. attorney A J Edgerton represents plaintiffs.
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Mitchell
Davison Coun Ho C. Aultman & Co
Matilda
Letcher
Willard H. ‘Letcher
Letcher &Co
Territory of Dakota
Davison County
Mitchell, Dak
Dak
A. J. Edgerton
Dakota Fire and Marine Insurance Moves Office
Stockholders meet in Chamberlain D T on December 20 1886 to decide relocating the principal office to Mitchell Davison county D T. The transfer was approved unanimously and completed December 28 1886 with the office now permanently in Mitchell. G A Silsby Secretary A G Kellam President.
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Dakota Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Chamberlain
D. T
Brule County
Mitchell
Davison County
D.T
G. A. Silsby
A. G. Kellam
Fatal Pencil Injury and Separate Homicide Reported
News briefs from Columbia South Carolina and Mount Holly New Jersey recount two deadly incidents. In Florence C H Barber died after a pencil pierced his eye two months earlier and poisoned the optic nerve and brain. In Palmyra William Agnew killed his wife with repeated blows from a rocking chair and was arrested after the body lay undiscovered.
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Columbia
S. C
C. H. Barber
Florence
Barber
Mount HoLty
N. J
Wm. Agnew
Palmyra
Agnew
Hanged at Last in Virginia Murder Case Reform
A Virginia execution reports Thomas J. Cluverius hanged at 1:08 a.m. for the 1885 murder of his cousin Miss Fannie Lillian Madison, a Bath County teacher. The trial, appeals, and governor’s pardon efforts are noted amid other city brief news.
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Richmond
Thomas J. Cluverius
Hatcher
Cluverius
Fannie Lillian Madison
Madison
Bath County
Murdeg
Supreme Court
Four men hanged for murders in Arkansas and Pennsylvania
Albert O'Dell James Lamb John E Chells and John Stephens were hanged at Fort Smith Arkansas at noon for murders in the Indian Territory on December 26 1885 O'Dell and Lamb killed Edward Pollard Chells murdered another man and Stephens a companion in the territory Also Norristown Pennsylvania saw John W Wilson hanged for the 1884 murder of Anthony W Dealy and Lincoln Nebraska reports a cable from Timothy Harrington about a Kerry eviction crusade with agents bailiffs burning houses to displace families
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St. Louis
Albert O’dell
James Lamb
John E. Chells
John Stephens
Fort Smith
Ark
Indian Territory
O’dell
Lamb
Edward Pollard
Stephens
Norristown
Penn
John W. Wilson
Wilson
Anthony W. Dealy
Montgomery County
Dealy
Chicago
Lincoln
Neb
Fitzgerald
Irish National League of America
Timothy Harrington
M. P
League In
Ireland
Kerry
Victim Tolls Rise as Bombing Case Toll Grows
In Curiaco on January 20, reports indicate another potential victim may join the list of those struck by the bomb thrower. Officer O'Brien, shot in the hip twice, has worsened and may face amputation. he is 35, has a wife and three children.
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Curiaco
O’brien
The Strikers Revenge and Rail Disaster Across the Plains
A Missouri Pacific southbound train from Omaha wrecked near Dunbar Nebraska after a randsomered rail caused the plunge down an embankment. Engineer Dewitt was killed and express messenger Henwerthe severely injured. passengers were shaken badly and a woman hurt. Authorities link the wreck to a strike related grudge. Also noted are the Celtic Monarch abandoned at sea with passengers and crew saved, and a snow slide in Marshal Basin, Ouray killing two and injuring another.
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Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Omaha
Serpe
Dunbar
Neb
Randeal
Dewitt
Wyans Dott
Frank Henwerthe
California
New York
Monarch Line
London
Ouray
Ariz
Marshal Basin
Union
Sheridan
Mendota
General Lu cius Fairchild arrives in Troy with parade
In Troy New York General Lucius Fairchild commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic arrived this afternoon to a cordial reception. He was escorted through the city by militia and GAR members in a citywide parade.
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Troy
N. Y
Lucius Fairchild
Grand Army of the Republic
Rudolph Schlizer Named Receiver for Chicago Drug and Chemical
Rudolph Schlizer was appointed receiver of the Chicago Drug and Chemical company. The receiver states that the assets are ample to meet obligations as they fall due.
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Carca@o
Rudolph Schlizer
Chicago Drug and Chemical Company
Legislature Adopts Resolution on Interstate Commerce Bill
Sr. Paul Jan 19 The legislature adopted a resolution urging Minnesota’s congressional delegation to back the interstate commerce bill pending in the senate.
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Sr. Paul
Minnesota
Congress
Senate
Burials of Elizabeth Shipwreck Crew at Seamen's Friend Cemetery
Remains of sixteen crew members from the wrecked German ship Elizabeth were interred today in the cemetery of the Seamen's Friend society in Norfolk Virginia.
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NorFolk
The
Seamen's Friend Society
Mansion Fire Destroys Prairie Avenue Home
Cuicano January 21 a grand residence at North 3 Ream 1821 Prairie avenue burned at 3 am. Fire started in the basement near the furnace. Ream had some belongings inside and planned to move in next week. Loss estimated around 150000 with 125000 insured.
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Cuicano
N. 3
Ream
Prairie Avenue
Terre Haute Distillery Fire Destroys Building and Stocks
A Terre Haute Indiana distillery fire destroyed the building and its contents this morning. Losses include 10,000 bushels of corn 62,000 gallons of high wines and 20,000 gallons of low wines totaling about 100000 dollars with 70000 dollars insured. Watchman James Nugent is believed burned alive in the ruins.
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Denver
Clifford
W. B. Daniels
Knight & Atwood, Clothiers
R. Douglas
Queensware
Terre Haute
Ind
James Nugent
Case of Dog Eat Dog in Milwaukee
Robert C. Brachvogel alias Robert C. Mathews, who said he owned several Chicago hansom cabs, was arrested in Milwaukee for forging multiple checks on the Second Ward savings bank and cashing a few at a local gambling house.
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Milwaukee
Robert C. Brachvogel
Robert C. Mathews
Chicago
Second Ward Savings Bank
Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Hamilton Train Wreck Case
The Wyandotte jury failed to agree on a verdict in the George Hamilton train wreck case, seven pleading guilty to conviction and five for acquittal. Hamilton remains jailed awaiting a new trial. Separately, San Francisco police found a dynamite bomb in a sewer, suspected to be meant for striking car workers but dumped to avoid detection.
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Wyandotte
Kan
George Hamilton
San Francisco
Funeral for renowned shipbuilder John Roach held in New York
The funeral for John Roach the noted ship builder was held this afternoon at St Pauls Methodist church New York and his remains were buried in Green Wood cemetery.
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New York
John Roach
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Green Wood
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Mitchell, J
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Omeopathic
Surageon
Bank of Dakota
Generely
Smice
Brady
Imiz
Othee
Main Street
Sale
Mitchell Dakota
GEO. P. DIX & Daughter
Mitchell Dental
Pee Forge Stinson & Co
Portand
H. Haunett & Co
Portland
Laine
Grand Outfit
True & Co
Augusta
U.S. Land Office
George Sandon
Omas &. Griffin
T.F. Singiser
Apra
C.H. Shaw
Adies
Natl. Tea & Coffee CO
Boston
Mass
Standard Silverware CO
Bartholdi
Liberty
Brooklyn Ieee
Battery
New York Harbor
M. Bartholdi
Treasury Department
Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency
Washington
Mitchell ‘National Bank
W.P. Snyder
America
A. Hallett & Co
Maine
News BY Wire
Graash
George W. Weber
Illinois Street
Hide and Leather Bank
Weber
East
South American
Philadelphia
A. R. Durkee
Montevideo
South America
Rio de la Plata
Uruguay
Argentine Republic
Post Dispatch
Peoria
John C. Donnelly
Wabash Road
United States Express Company
Grand
McQuade
Pratt
Brooklyn
Arthur McQuade
Broadway Railroad
Engineer
Fortress Monroe
Newport News
Old Dominion
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hawley
Hartford
Conn
Republican Legislative Caucus
Joe Hawley
United States
Royal Baking Powdee Co
ASEW
Northwestern Depot
Bam
Cook Block
Cook
Wheelock
National’ Bank
W.jg. Davison
L.N. Seaman
N. L. Davison, Cashier, Hg, Ciandler
ST. Rayatown
CC. LE & Coo
R. McMillen & CO
OF Sioux
Falls, Dakota
Walker
W. F. Johnson
W.as Lowell
R. Smith
Eor. Smith
Nts
Wente
Liberal Commission
Panenesics
Vargo Insurance
Sioux Falls
F.weller
Cumber Yard
J.S. Daniels
Colliers
U. 5
Dep. of Agriculture
I. C
C. E. Andrews
Lydon and Harkins Bros
E ‘Er Gollier
U. S
Dept. of Ageloniture
Andrews’ Pearl Rowben
Best. & Co
Grand Ave
Iwaukee
Schwarber
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