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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1890
Page
4
Advertising rates and formats are listed with charges per line and per insertion. Notices include death notices free of charge, along with rules on cards of thanks and wedding presents. Historical references mention seed wheat subsidies and past legislative actions in Minnesota.
The Aberdeen Republican attacks critics and newspapers as belligerent, warning that if Aberdeen misses the state fair the result could force Pierre to become the permanent capital. The piece labels opponents hoggish and intolerable and calls for calmer discourse.
The Church News features Bishop flare replying to criticisms of his stance on the prohibition measure. He argues that the movement has become self righteous and pharisaical, denouncing temperance supporters as enemies or traitors. He cites Jesus rebuking dismissal of others casting out devils in his name.
The article critiques a ginmitus bill policy and details proposed allocations for educational institutions. It mentions central state university at Linton, agricultural college at Aberdeen, and preparatory colleges in multiple counties. The piece laments overburdened citizens and warns projectors face public condemnation.
Mis Isa Thorpe petitions for guardianship of infant Mary adopted by Mr and Mrs Robert Young. Several cases heard include the Shaw vs Goodykoonty tax dispute and a general docket of property damages and divorce petitions. Judge Waney presided with Dillon Wreston and others, closing the term with 76 cases disposed.
Gov Mellette appoints a board of state regents. Names listed include Alan 0 J. Magerton Mitchell six years, Pool McChire Pierre six years, A D Smedhey Milbank six years, C M Howe Mellette six years, W H Stamler Not Springs four years, If Lewitt Ipswich four years, I Sirande Brande two years, Van Landman Scotland two years, I Calcott Clark three years.
The heartfelt thanks of myself and children are tendered to the many kind friends who have assisted and comforted us in our affliation. We shall never forget their great kindness and sympathy, Mrs. J. Manson.
The advertisement claims rheumatism stems from a Thoihid blood disorder and that Hood's Sarsaparida cures it. It asserts the medicine purifies the blood, restores vital heat, and aids the heart liver and kidneys while relieving pains. It urges sufferers to try Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Messrs Champeny Brothers push ahead with inventive plans that benefit both customers and themselves, signaling aggressive business moves and promotional efforts.
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company of Springfield presents its annual statement for the year ending 1859. Officers M V Bierley, Henry S Lee, and John A Hall swear to accuracy listing assets including real estate, cash, bank deposits, bonds and mortgages, and insurance liabilities and income. The document includes liabilities, income, expenses, and risk figures, verified under oath by president M V Bierley and secretary John A Hall.
The Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company is certified to transact life insurance business in South Dakota until December 1, 19th year as per state law. The certificate confirms charter and organization documents meet required standards.
In the Fourth Judicial Circuit of South Dakota the Sheriff of Davison County announces a judicial sale. Frantz Brand as administrator of Mariah Williams deceased and others have levied on real and personal property to satisfy a judgment and costs. The sale is set for March day, 1910 at 10 AM at Mitchell in Davison County.
The Lind Office announces a land transfer and official actions by the commissioner. The register will open the public sale and announce dates for the Brule county district. Further notices provide address updates and instructions for observers and claimants regarding the proceedings.
Notice states on April 1 the Davison county school lands will be leased at public auction at the Coury House front door. Lue county superintendent of schools conducts bidding from 4 to 6 pm. Deposits required with the treasurer, funds not approved by the governor will be returned. Lands listed include Sections 16 36 Township 101 102 Range 60 61 and ten. Uo Parker Commissioner of Public Lands
Northwestern Mortgage Company will foreclose a mortgage on the northeast quarter of section seven township one hundred one range sixty in Davison County Dakota Territory now South Dakota. Annie Cole and Charles Cole mortgaged property. default onNov 7 1879. sale by sheriff or deputy on Monday April 14 1880 at 11 o clock at front door of the courthouse in Mitchell to pay debt interest attorney fees and disbursements. Dated February 28 1880.
Default on a mortgage by Sam E. McDonald and Martin M McDonald to North Western Mortgage Trust Co. leads to foreclosure. Property: Lots three and four in Vanbys addition to Mitchell, Davison County. Public sale scheduled April 15 at 10 oclock A.M. at the front door of the Mitchell courthouse to recover the debt plus interest and fees. Attorney: Howie. Mortgagee: North Western Mortgage Trust Co. Trustee: S. T. Taster? Resident mortgagor: J. Taster.
Native is hereby given that the following settler has filed for proof in support of their claim and others may contend to make final proof. This notice records the intended steps at Mitchell Street and nearby areas for land settlement.
A Mitchell court proceeding lists witnesses including Charles Cindses of Mitchell, John Pitite of Woonsocket, Jimes of Hines, and de Tuwhiin of Miteyen. The record notes the event on April with references to M.H.ROWLEY and a Revistey tourer among attendees, documenting resilience upon an identified claim.
The notice lists a settler filing in South Dakota with entry number 25,202 for the west half of the southeast quarter and notes April 1 as the filing date. Witnesses Lambert Lowrie Elias Lowrie Len Istrom Lewis Doty of unspecified locations attest to the residence and cultivation requirements.
Default on a mortgage dated May 1 1884 secures real property in McGillay County Dakota Territory. Tax delinquency and nonpayment of the principal have triggered a power of sale with a public auction at the county sheriff's office. Mortgagees are Wilt G. Hunter and Diets Hunter wife, with Chis C. Trou and Adil of the County of Sdrora as parties. Sale to occur at the courthouse door in the city of Mirthly Ann, Davis County Dakota, on the fourth day of March at 2 o clock in the afternoon. The property description includes the townships and sections within Davis County.
Notice of sale under a chattel mortgage on October debts and specified livestock and farming tools. John J Castor as mortgagee will auction the property in Mitchell to satisfy $1 debt plus interest and costs with the sale on March 16, 1900 at 1 o clock, by court order and public sale to highest bidder for cash.
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