Land Office notices and mortgage foreclosures in Mitchell SD
Notices published from the Mitchell land office and Davison County include final proof filings for settlers John J. Scheid and Christian Anderson with witnesses named, plus mortgage foreclosure actions by Elwak M. Topliff and the Co operative Savings and Loan Association. Foreclosure sale set for November 12 1898 and December 12 1898 at Mitchell Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
S. D
John J. Scheid
Daniel Donovan, Jr
Philipp Germscheid
Charles Krug
Henry Stopfer
Ethan P. D
George E Foster
5. D
Christian Anderson
Willard Snow, Jr
Lell E. Snow
Hiram D. Upton
Register of Deeds
Davison County
South Dakota
Elijah M. Topliff
Pelea
Office of the Register of Deeds
Said
Watertown
Elwak M. Topuirr
Mortagee
George W. Case
Almedia Clark
Charles B. Clark
Coparative Savings and Loan Association
Sioux Falls
Office of Register of Deeds
County of
Davison
County of Davison
John Lawler
Minnehaha
Co-Operative Savings and Loan Association
John Cook
Davison Co
S.D
H. H. Natwick
Condolence resolutions from Mitchell lodge and chapters
A series of 1898 lodge statements mourn the deaths of William Koch daughter Mary Irene and Francis C Rathbun. Resolutions extend sympathy to families, pledge to publish notices in the Dakota Visitor, and record the tributes in lodge minutes. Composed by A E Hitchcock, John H Babcock, Samuel Moore, Charles Adams, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilkinson
Mitchell Lodge
Frank C. Rathbun
Royal Arch Masons
Beaurgam Lodge
A. F
A. M
Mitchell, S. D
Francis C. Rathbun
John H. Babcock
Samuel J. Moore
Charles W. Adams
William Koch
Mary Irene
Lodge
Prosperity Lodge No
D. of
John Colvin
Kruldah Stowell
Anna L. Barnard
Sarah A. Slade
Prosperity Lodge
Mary
E. Wilkinson
D. of H
Eric Flemming Pullerin
Huldah S'Dwell
Railcar shelter saga in 1880 Milwaukee line
The Canton News recounts a dispute where Milwaukee Road officers pressed superintendent George W. Sanborn to move 400 immigrant freight cars east. Sanborn refused, then Merrill authorized feeding and shelter for occupants, even sending trains to Mitchell and Mitchell to support a large roadside settlement. The piece juxtaposes this with a digression on the camel, constipation, and patent remedies, ending with testimonials for Dr. Pierce’s Pellets and Karls Clover Root Tea from Hartford and Buffalo suppliers.
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Canton News
Milwaukee Railroad
George W. Sanborn
S. S. Merrill
Great
Milwaukee System
Mitchell
Sanborn
Sioux City
Alexandria
Marion Junction
Merrill
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