Mortgage Sales Foreclose Davison County Properties
Multiple notices describe foreclosures and tax sales in Davison County South Dakota. Settled claims include mortgages held by backers in Albany New York and assignments to Sellona W Parsons, with sale dates in November 1892 and December 1892. The notices outline principal amounts, interest, taxes paid, and attorney fees, with properties in Mitchell and surrounding townships. Also included is an 1892 sheriff sale in Davison County and public tax sale notices. The Mitchell Capital editorial discusses Republican gains and legislative outlook in South Dakota after the recent election.
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Elisha A. Durfey
Calista A. Durfey
Stephen Bower
Davison
South Dakota
Maria A. Backus
Albany
New York
Register of Deeds
County of
Sellona W. Parsons
Caylson
Mitchell
Pierre
A. D
Joan Sutherland
Jackson KL. Clink
June B. Clink
Territory of Dakota
Doll Torney
Lyz
Ella M. Ormsby
D. O. Stanchfield
Mortyugee
State of
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
James M. Pereles
Thomas J. Pereles
Plaintill
Henry Benedict
Charles Stein
Sperry Dwight
Duvison
Divison
Harrison
South Dakoua
W. J. Porterfield
Mig
Porterfield
A. Powell
Walter A. Wood
R. M
John Litwhii
Low Ciy
Sud County
Wild Davison County
South Bakett i
Sid County
Tod
G. Gilbert
KA Bidwell
Louckses
Wardalls
Kyles
Hardens
Peases
House
settler to prove claim at Mitchell South Dakota
Land Office at Mitchell South Dakota notices Nicolaus Mutziger intends to make final proof for his claim on land in Ethan post office area. Proof will be before the register and receiver December 2 1892. Witnesses named: CG W Ottman Charles Dahler Albert Sheahen and R N Kratz register.
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Mitchell
S. C
Virgie V. Fletcher
T. C
Saie
Charles Plato
Benjamin Weeks
Johny Rnt
Lee Twitchell
Mitchell Posts
D. R.N. Krarz
Register
S. D
Mitchell, S. D
Nicolaus Mutziger
North East Quarter
GO. W
CG. W. Ottman
Charles Dahler
Albert Sheahen
Ethan Post Olfice
D. R. N. Kratz
Prohibitionists’ Kansas Ticket Impacts GOP Victory
The separate prohibitionist ticket in Kansas drew about 4000 votes, prompting Topeka Capital to say the third party helped defeat the Republican ticket while harming prohibition by electing officials not aligned with the law and alienating Republicans who backed prohibition as a party stance.
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Prohibitionists
Kansas
Topeka
People’s Party
Prohibition
Senate Confirms No New Congressional Session Soon
The report suggests uncertainty over an extra session of Congress with conflicting statements: one line asserting there will be a session and another denying it, reflecting unsettled timing in legislative activity.
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Congress
Red Bud Cyclone Leaves Destruction and Loss
A Nov 21 report from Red Bud Illinois describes a cyclone destroying 93 buildings, killing three people and injuring twenty. The storm wrecked homes and businesses, left debris strewn for miles, and prompted relief efforts led by the mayor and city committees.
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Rep Bop
Ills
McMinn Arrested on Embezzlement Charges in Oneota
Duuth reports ex-treasurer M. L. McMinn of Oneota township arrested for embezzlement and grand larceny in the first degree. About 5000 in town orders arrived in one day, with only 1000 in bank funds, leaving him 10000 in arrears. Bondsmen posted 50000 in security as McMinn attempted to shield himself.
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Blaine
Washington
Frank Hyatt
Duuth
M. L. McMinn
Oneota
Duluth
McMinn
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