Foreclosure notices and estate matters in Davison County
Public notices detail mortgage foreclosure actions in Mitchell Davison County South Dakota including assigns of mortgagee Sellona W Parsons and attorney John Sutherland. Also final account hearing for Helge Olson estate and a creditors notice for De Witt C Lowe estate with claims deadline.
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Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
Pierre
A.D
Sellona W. Parsons
John Sutherland
de Witt C. Lowe
County of Davison
Ann Lowe
Notice for Publication Land Office Mitchell South Dakota 1892
Notice announces final proof hearings for settlers Nicolas Mutziger and others to establish residence and cultivation of lands in Ethan South Dakota. Dates set for November 11 1892 and December 2 1892 before Register and Receiver at Mitchell. Witnesses listed include Peter Schurz Nels Olson Fred Euser James Gillispee Ottman Dahler Sheuben and others.
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Mitchell
S. 1
Peter Frank Young
Peter Schurz
Nels Olson
Fred Euser
James Gillispee
Ethan
K.N. Kitart
Register
S. D
Aettler
S. B
Nicolaus Mutziger
North East Quarter
W.T
Newspapers offer low club prices and ad rates
Advertising rates are described as reasonably low with options for business cards six lines at five dollars per year and local ads five cents per line. Notices including marriages and deaths are published free of charge while other notices are charged at statutory rates.
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Userenttele
Independent ticket blamed for county defeat in Davison
Gazette attributes defeat of Davison county's Independent legislative ticket to locals led by Capt. Lowe who says he voted for John R. Johnson and George Watson while opposing resubmission. Douglas County results confirm Republican gains. Harrison electors lead, governor race similar. Ful wider appears elected senator. Elbinger loses by 54 in his county.
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Family Row
the Gazette
Independent Legislative
Davison County
John R. Lowe
Lowe
The
Gazette
John R. Johnson
George Watson
Capt. Lowe
Douglas County
Armour
Harrison
Cleveland
Weaver
Sheldon
Coachman
van Osdel
Congress
Lucas
Pickler
Lardner
Kelley
Whitcher
Fulwider
Charles Mix
John Elbinger
Lady Quartet Delights Audiences With Encore Worthy Voices
A large audience attended Tuesday evening’s concert by the Lady Quartet. The ensemble delivered a rich program with most numbers encored. Miss Raymond offered choice selections and showed adaptability while Miss Lincoln’s grand voice drew strong applause.
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Raymond
Miss Lincoln
Cleveland election night pageant stirs bids and horns
In a lively campaign scene J B Tannehill would wheel Dr Jac Moore through Main Street if Cleveland wins while T C Burns carries a tin horn and Dr Crane toots in celebration. J W Zollars vows to grow whiskers till a Republican victory, provoking Democratic jests as bets run high.
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Cleveland
J. B. Tannehill
Jac. Moore
T. C. Burns
Main Street
Crane
J. W. Zollars
New Cigar Factory Moves to Mitchell Arrival from Vermillion
Fred Larson, previously a Vermillion cigar maker, relocated his factory to Mitchell arriving yesterday with a carload of goods. He has rented rooms over C W Taylor's hardware store and plans to hire seven or eight workers once fully operating. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for help during illness and death of their young daughter.
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Fred Larson
Vermillion
Mitchell
C. W. Taylor
Cleveland Leads In Election Returns Across States
Regular nationwide results show Cleveland’s early assured victory as Democrats lose several key electors. Reports indicate Republicans winning Minnesota Dakotas Michigan with New York Connecticut New Jersey Indiana Illinois Wisconsin and California leaning GOP. Nebraska Kansas Iowa Nebraska risked seats. Democrats gain some Minnesota seats. People's party weakens.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Indiana
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Solid South
Weaver
Nebraska
Nevada
Kansas
People’s Party
Dakotas
Michigan
Iowas
Iowa
Publican
Democrats
People's Party
Republicans
Masachusetts
Harrison
Congress
American Press Association
Sioux City
California
South Dakota
Perkins
Close presidential electors contest with Harrison lead
Returns show a tight race between Harrison and Weaver electors with Harrison leading and two precincts未-to-hear from. Republicans win nearly all county offices and state ticket. Notable margins: Watson 7 plurality, Raymond 37, Wells for register 200, Smith for treasurer, Johnson for clerk, Robinson for auditor. Independent candidates claim limited offices. Mohr wins fusion bid.
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Harrison
Good
G. S. Murner
R. J. Atwood
B. H. Bennett
J. Johnston
S. Dwight
Jennie West
F. D. Powers
H. J. Mohr
Hager Brothers See Congress Victory in 9th District
A. L. Hager wins congress in Iowa 9th district overturning a Democratic plurality of about 1500. Fusion on electors in South Dakota fails. Harrison electors lead by 5 000 to 6 000 with Republican gains in former Independent strongholds. Joe Kindelan vents fury at fusion after county results.
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A. B. Hager
A. L. Hager
Towa
South Dakota
Harrison
Brown
Clark
Clay
Day
Grant
Yankton County
Loucks
Clark County
Sheldon
J. W. Zollars
Pierre
Pennington County
Joe Kindelan
Joe Wrathy
Peemiller
Orro Peemiller
Yankton
Yellow Dog Party
J. Kindelan
Otto
Democratic Party
Mr. Kindelan
Joe
Democracy
Catholic Conference At Holy Family Church Highlights Clergy
The Catholic Quarterly Conference met at Holy Family church with Very Rev. Dean Lawler Alexandria as president and Rev. Geo Hipperle as secretary among other priests. Session ran until noon Thursday before the clergy returned home. The notice also profiles a Davison County special session to canvass the November 8 election results. Rev Geo Williams opens a free lecture series at the University on November 11 titled The African Tragedy and Impelling Forces in Human Progress.
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Catholic Quarterly Conference
Catholic Society For
Holy Family Church
Dean Lawler
Alexandria
Geo. Hipperle
Claude
Collins
Hospenthal
Lamesch
Shir
Kennedy
Dooratch
Jones
Trainor
Reiland
Jerome
Maher
Board of County Commissioners of
Davison County
S. D
Geo. Williams
Mustaches Are They Ornamental or Not
A young woman writer argues mustaches are neither useful nor ornamental. She claims clean shaven men look nicer, women prefer beardless faces, and mustaches make men look like fops, conceal the mouth, and hinder laughter and smoking. She cites social taste and Greek sculpture as evidence against mustaches.
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London
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Elisha A. Durfey
Callgta A. Durfey
Stephen Bower
Caylson
Maria A. Backus
Albany
Register of Deeds
South Dakotia
Nen. T
Biuld
Helge Olson
A. D
Mitchell Capital
Wannett, Beal
C. J. Johnson
State of
Fourth Judicial Circuit
James M. Pereles
Thoms. Pereles
Henry Genedict
Charles Stein
Sperry Dwight, Sherif
County of
Mitcheil
Speah
C.M. Harrison
Davison Cour Philntll
Summons
A.M. Bowdle
Plantiff
John C. ‘Tatman
Aw . Tobey
O. John
Tatman
W. 5
Tobey
Tls
Ale. Hirencock
Plantiit
A. E. Hitchcock
Plain
the Mitchell Printing CO
R. W. Wheelock, A. Fe, Dean
3Uleness
Honor
Fusion
Lady Quartet
Ole Carlron
Mary Carlson
Vyhe
Tion
R. T. Robinson
New York Journal
Tee
Jas
Keystone Watch Case Co
Philadelphia
Ohio
Spot Cash
Rathbun & Gillis
H. W. Kress & CO
Calland
Man
Second
First National Bank
ISE Chemical CO
Minne
Resurgam Lodge
A. M
W. M
S. J. Moore
S. W
J. J. McDougal
J. W
Geo. I. Logan
S. B. Bately
H. R. Kibbee
Stevenson
Rink Opera House
Bartlett Tripp
James Sproul
Thoms M. Sproul
WB. Gilbert
J. E. Gilbert
W.H. Porterfield
M. G. Porterfield
A. H. Powell
Water
Wood M. & BR. M. Co
John Lawler
F. A. Bidwell
Gxo, P. Dix
Leona A. Dix
Drs. DIX
Anne Mitchell
Dak
McCartney
Moore & McCartney
Charles Gaus
Marshall, Mich
U. S
Chas, T. Walker & CO
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Chicago
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Lake Superior
Minneapoli
St. Paul & Duluth
St. Paul & Aghland
Northwestern
Minnexpolis
Kansas City
Site
Pullraan
Omaha
Xaneas City
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Portland
Dina Care
Min- Reanee
Thees
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, St. Paul
Minnespolis
Fremont
Elkhorn
Mo Valley
B’ys
Urden Pacific Tte
Pacific Coast
Lake Superior St. Paul
Gmien Pacific Ling
T. W. Teasdale
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