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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1887

Page

8

Memorial Day Observance and Parade at Rink Opera House

Memorial Day observances commenced with a cool blustery morning as the procession formed by G A R Sons of Veterans and the Woman’s Relief Corps. Major J M Adams led the march to the cemetery, where the G A R and other groups laid flowers. An afternoon program at the Rink Opera House featured Mayor Mentzer, Judge Palmer, Rev Wiard, a choir, and speeches stressing devotion to veterans and national remembrance.

Sons of Veterans Court House Woman’s Relief Corps Rink West Side School House First Street Main J. M. Adams M. F P. Dunham J. M. Durell Lieut. Weis Y.W.C.T.U W. B. Jacobs Beddoes Ransom Post Comrads W. A.C Co. I Gen. Logan C.S. Palmer H. J. Wiard A. A. Brown J. Winegar Mentzer Miss Davenport Davis Mr. Brown Ethan C. J. Clark

Mortgaged Property to Be Sold in Davison County

Notice of sale under a mortgage by Sophis Hutchins and B Barnes due to default. The 1887 foreclosure will occur by auction at the Mitchell courthouse front door on July 11 at 11 a.m. The property lies in Sec 25, Twp 102, R6, totaling about 148 acres, per US government survey. Mortgagee is Barnes, with Hickock and Stanchfield as attorney and auctioneer.

Sophis Hutchins Davison Territory of Dakota B. Barnes Mitchel Territory of Dakota United States Government Mitchell, Dak A. B. Barnes A. E. Hicucock O. O. Stanchfield Alt

Foreclosure Notice on 160 Acre Dakota Mortgage Auction

Default on the November 20 1880 mortgage by Herman C Greene and Frances M Green to Walker Adams leads to public auction at Mitchell Davison County Dakota. Amount due includes 573.87 dollars principal and interest plus 50 dollars attorney fees. property covers parts of section 24 township 103 north range 60 west containing 160 acres. Sheriff auction set for the Sunday of June 19–7 at 10 a.m. front courthouse door. Mortgagee’s attorney is J E Hitchner. Auctioneer D O Stanchfield.

Eugene H. West C. M. Abraham J. J. Roberts A.D. Issi O. O. Stanchifield, Sherif Davison County Dakota Territory Mitchell Davison County of Territory of Dakota Bevil W. Walker William Pitwood M. A. Rogers Richard Ellis West 6Th P. m Mitchell, Oak O. O. Stanchfield Dillion & Preston Whxekers Herman C. Greene Frances M. Green Territory of Dakota Walker Adams Scott Iowa Register of Deeds Avison United States N.W Mitchell, D. T A.D Iss Walker Adams, Mortengee Hitcnveer Stanchfield Sherif

Territorial Dakota summons in Dusenbury case in court

The Territory of Dakota greets Siburn Dusenbury and commands an answer to the complaint filed March 1887 in Davison County District Court. The defendant must respond within thirty days after service at the Alexandria office, or the plaintiff will seek court relief as demanded.

Territory OF Dakota Vee Davison County F. Weller, Vlamtitt Dakota Davison Elzin L. Dusenbury Siburn Dusenbury Guy of Mach A. P Sussex Mitchell D. T Alexandria Simmons A. D R & RM. Corr Plainvrit

Memorial Address Reflects on Civil War Sacrifices

A Memorial Day address recalls 56,000 killed in battle and 134,000 dying in hospitals, honoring Commander John A Logan and fallen heroes. Speakers urge duty to the living veterans, care for the dependent soldiers, and national unity, while urging no poorhouse for Blue Army members and continued remembrance by G A R and allied groups.

Contilet Grand Army of the Republic Murest John Brown Lovejoy Alton Boston Garrison Charles Sumper United States Senate Sullivan's Island Charleston Harbor Appomattox Atlantic Missouri River Dakota Sumpter Ishould Utter Lie Latore AL Logan John A. Logan Dlemish America Rod G. A. RK Tsay Finrecild Potter's Field Grand Army Perilles Rey Renee Ie Bist G. A. Kt Coli Stratger Royal North Ted Terry Fort Wisher Thoms Hood Tennesee Sheridan Shenandoah Sherman Atlanta Vicksburgh Lookout Mountain Mobile Souluslo Cl Prin Palmer G. A.R W. A.C Sioux Falls Mitchell Mr. Brown

Western Mortgages in the Dakota Territory Examined

At the Watertown bankers convention M. M. McDonald of New York discussed western mortgage strength and weakness. He cited Dakota farm mortgage debt of 4 4 210 943, growth in cultivated land from 1 150 413 to 6 560 750 acres, and a 160 acre farm mortgage reaching 3 5 000 in New York versus 800 in Dakota at 8 or 10 percent. He tied mortgage risk to crop failure, farmer liquidity, invasion of eastern settlers, and over borrowing on land security.

Watertown 11. M. McDonald New York City Dakota East New West New York

The Art Amateur June issue opens with vivid art and design

The June Art Amateur marks volume seventeen with a new cover and rich illustrations. It features a biographical piece on Sir Frederick Leighton, Paris Salon notices with Ridgway Knight’s In October, reviews, practical art articles, decorative designs, and lavish minor departments, all priced at 35 cents.

Frederick Leighton British Royal Academy Ridgway Knight New England Boston John la Montague Marks Union Square New York Otis Tpaak

Minnesota Congressman Critiques Cleveland and Sparks

Representative McDonald of Minnesota shares a tempered view of Cleveland's administration. He condemns the dependent pension bill veto and land policy effects while exonerating Sparks somewhat. McDonald blames Republican clerks in the General Land Office for fraud charges and notes that decisions pass through divisions before Sparks sees them.

McDonald Minnesota Washington Cleveland West Sparks General Land Office

Household remedy claims for Allcock's plasters in 1884

A reader touts Allcock's porous plasters as a household remedy for children with cold wheeze coughs stomach upset and diarrhea noting prompt relief and skin safety. The ad mentions Ayer's sarsaparilla Bartholdi gold paint and liquid cement with agent contacts and a Chicago address. It also notes a $1,500,000 contract for the Mexican mint won by English capitalists and English banks expanding in Mexico.

Allcock Lumbago C. Mipplebrook Bedford Ave

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