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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1892
Page
9
Notice to creditors for the estate of Dewi C. Lowe late of Davison South Dakota. The undersigned administratrix appoints a time after first publication for creditors to present claims and prove their evidence. Dated October 4.
The Davison County treasurer exposes for sale multiple parcels for delinquent taxation of year and assigns certificates of purchase to Gilbert and others. Purchasers and holders announce redemption deadlines of sixty days from notice service, with deeds issued if not redeemed.
Citizens attended a late evening parade in Alexandria reacting to a canceled special train for a Democratic gathering. A townwide demonstration ensued with a local Democratic group and a satirical display of Boer and transparent props featured at the event. Letters remaining uncalled for in Mitchell post office dated November 12, 18u2 were listed with instructions to claim or risk forwarding to the dead letter office.
Public notice announces tax sales in Davison County South Dakota with former owner J. Gilbert as holder of purchase certificates. It warns redemption periods of sixty days from service and that deeds will be issued if taxes, interest and costs remain unpaid.
A Hawaiian minister, Paul Newman, traveling secretly to Washington is seen as seeking a U S protectorate over Hawaii. Officials expect strong state department resistance but aim to influence policy during the closing days of the administration.
City meeting discusses sidewalk petitions and rejections for lots in Lawlers and Rowley's additions. Special assessments for new front sidewalks approved. contracts considered for artesian well and city work. Bills for lumber, printing, police, salaries, and street services listed. remarks on Mitchell as the region’s top grain market.
A 1900s marketing brief likens disease to a devil and promotes CAREFUL LIVING and Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as remedies. It invites readers to obtain a free book from Scott Rowan Chemists in New York and notes druggists carry the emulsion nationwide.
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