Notice of Real Property Foreclosure Sales in Davison County SD
Multiple foreclosure notices in Davison County South Dakota announce sales under mortgage and court orders. Plaintiffs Betsey Reison and Archibald Parker seek title quieting and sale of parcels including sections 13 3 and 3 101 60 and block 4 Scott's addition Mitchell. Public auction dates set for July 9 1910 and actions describe heirs executors and unknown claimants.
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State of
South Dakota
County of Davison
Betsey, Reierson
Frank W. Jenner
Cary E. Jenner
Orlando Jenner
Psyche Jenner
Inez Jenner
Emma Myers
Thomas Jenner
Circuit Court of the State of
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
Archibald
BS. Parker
Theodore Parker
Helen Bowen
Stephen Bowen
Mitchell
Scott
W. Plotner
S. D
Court records list executors and heirs in Davison County case
In Dakota Fourth Judicial Circuit court Davison County a probate matter names Snyder as executor of the estate of Hiram and lists heirs including Charles D. Perkins and Irene Upton with others. The fragment shows the court and parties involved in a probate proceeding.
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Marguerite Upton
Dorothy Upton
Hiram D. Upton
Hiram DD. Upton
Circuit Court
State of
Dakota
Fourth Judicial
Davison County
Snyder
Sae 7
Charles D. Perkins
Hiram Aed
Anna
Upton, Upton, Jr
Irene Upton
Summons and estate notice from Mitchell court, 1910
The document reports a summons in a civil action between Alvin E. Horton and William A. Horton, requiring an answer within thirty days. It also records a June 7 1910 county court notice for Carl Ortman seeking letters of administration in the estate of Otto Daniels, with hearing set for June 30 1910 in Mitchell South Dakota.
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Main Street
Mitchell
Davison County
South Dakota
T. J. Spangler
Court House
S. D
Mitchell, S. D
State of
Davison
Otto Daniels
Max Daniels
Johanna Lanken
Carl Ortman
W. Abbey
Roosevelt Welcome Draws Giant New York Crowd
Nearly a million people gathered in New York as Colonel Roosevelt arrived with Mayor Gaynor, greeted by Gov. Quinby and other dignitaries. A land parade featuring mounted police and Roosevelt Rouge Riders followed the reception, while crowds filled Fifth Avenue from the Battery to 59th Street.
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Gaynor
America
Roosevelt
Great Whitehall
Custom House
Battery Park
Great Assembly
City of
New York
Rough Riders
Cavalry
Coat of Arm of
American Eagle
Association
Androscoggin
Nicholas Longworth
Cowles
Douglas Robinson
T. Douglas Robinson
Monroe D. Robinson
Joseph Alsop
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Miss Alexander
Alexander
Kermit
Ethel
Archie
Quentin Roosevelt
I. S. Hager
Colonel Roosevelt
Pier House
F. D. Quinby
New Hampshire
Franklin Fort
New Jersey
U. S
E. P. Flint
California
Charles J. Neil
Lawrence O. Murray
H. C. Lodge
Massachusetts
Hamilton Fish
Henry M. Goldfogle
William Sulzer
Herbert Parsons
W. W. Cocks
C. V. Tornes
John W. Langley
Kentucky
Edward R. O’malley
A. M. Cheney
Gifford Pinchot
L. S. Rowe
American Academy of Political Sciences
Luke Wright
Waldo
Booker T. Washington
Agriculture
Wilson
Navy
Meyer
Archibald Butt
United States
Col. Roosevelt
Broadway
Troop C
Brooklyn
Roosevelt Rouge
San Juan Hill
Seventh Regiment
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Wall Street
Financial
Lower Broadway
Stock Exchange, Cotton Exchange
J. Pierpont Morgan & Company
Standard Oil Company
Chamber of Commerce
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
59Th Street
the Battery
Fourth Street
Roosevelt Rooters
Army and Navy Union
Brookyn Republican League
Spanish War Veterans
United Hungarian Societies
Taft Societies
Omaha
Pittsburg
West Side Republican Club
Red Men
Northside Chamber of Commerce
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Republican Club of
Billikin Club
Los Angeles
Roosevelt Enthusiast
Houston
Tex
Philadelphia
Ocean Airship Line Announced for New York Route
London. Baron Roenne, once a Zeppelin assistant, announces an airship service between London and New York. He claims a 72 hour transatlantic trip possible even with strong head winds. The first ship would be 1090 feet long, 65 feet wide, using a special alloy envelope for 35 million cubic feet of gas, eight motors at 1600 hp, fifteen propellers, and 103 tons of final weight.
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London
New York
Baron Roenne
Count Zeppelin
Haymarket
Knights Templar Close Annual Session in Pierre
The Grand Commandery of Knights Templar held its annual session in Pierre South Dakota on Friday. Officers elected include Edgar Brookman as Grand Commander and John S. Vetter as Deputy Grand Commander with a full slate of officers from Vermillion Aberdeen Lead Sioux Falls Deadwood Yankton and Mitchell.
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Mr. Ellis
Salem
Frea Treon
Chamberlain
W. S. Montgomery
M. P. Ohlman
Yankton
George A. Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
Frank Medbery
Deadwood
Fitch
Madison
Mr. Swain
C. B. Wilt
Mitchell
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Ing
Circuit Court of the State
Charles Smith
Jacob Smith
O. J. Taylor
O. J
Taylor
O. J.taylor
K. C. Tompkins
Bth
Circuit Court of the
State of South Dakota
Alvin E. Horton
William A. Horton
Cattrell
Ocean Airship Line
Knights Templar
Grand Commandery
Pierre
Bechtold & Fritz
Mitchell and
Ing Opportu
A. Neish & Sons
Standard of! Company
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