Mortgage and public sale notices in Davison County
A lengthy public notice list details a mortgage default by Elisha A Durfey Calista A Durfey and Stephen Bower on a 1887 mortgage to Mark A Buckus, with a sale set for Oct 8 1902 at the Davison County courthouse. It lists amounts due 519.75 principal 69.78 interest and 100 attorney fees, plus foreclosure steps and property description in Mitchell. Also includes a sheriff sale of Davison County real estate on Nov 11 1892, describing lots 8 and 9 in block 19 of the original city of Mitchell to satisfy a judgment of $975.80. Additional legal notices include summons and court actions in Davison County circuit court, estate administration for Dewitt C Lowe, and creditor notices for Edwin Dundass estate, with dates and local officers named.
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Elisha A. Durfey
Calista A. Durfey
Stephen Bower
Davison
South Dakota
Mark A. Buckus
Albans
Suite
New York
Register of Deeds
County of
Sellona W. Parsons
Albany
Mitchell
Pierre
A. D
Joan Sutherland
Mortgues
State of
Circuit Court
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
James M. Pereles
Thomias J. Pereles
Pluliti
Henry Benedict
Charles Stey
de Tendents
Sitle
Sperry Dividt
South Dukoti
Miteavll
S. J
BM. Wankison
Pls
Dewitt
South Bakota
George W. Lowe
Courles Co
Lowe
Zind
Ann Lowe
Dewitt C. Lowe
Zoekec Pon
County of Divison
Ss. D
Notice for Publication Land Office Mitchell SD 1892
Notice is given that settlers Henry S Wilkains James Dickson John Brasch and others filed notices of intention to make final proof for land claims in Mitchell South Dakota. Proofs to be before the Register and Receiver on specified dates with witnesses named to prove residence and cultivation at Stover post office and nearby locations.
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Mitchell
S. D
Henry S. Wilkains
Nwiy
Rane du
Sind Land
P. Morse
P. Jowett
Phillip la Fortune
poscaMe
S.D. Kratz
J.N. Crow
South
Dakoit
James Dickson
West
John Brash
Willi Breer
John Burns
John Cook
Allot Stover Postofice
South Dakota
Ron
Riarz. Tessier
John Brasch
William Bre
Allot
Stover
Htrars
Neelsier
South Dakota Resources on Display at County Exposition
The Exposition showcases county exhibits from Yankton to Davison with corn, wheat, oats, barley, potatoes, apples, and diverse grasses. Highlights include a 125-pound squash, a crab apple map, a wooden boat model, and county booths from Brule to Hanson, Presho to Miner, celebrating South Dakota’s agricultural variety and early prosperity.
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South Dakota
Yankton County
Wm. Box
W. J. Atkins
Clay County
L. Fuller
C. Dawson
H.C. Smith
Brule
Missouri River
Kimball
Presho County
Sioux
Hanson County
Geo. Hurley
Hurley
Bon Homme County
Sk. C. Merchant
Beadle County
W. Putton
Davison County
D. A. Mizener
P.mammer
John Walrath
Wm. Sutley
Davison
Saskatchewan
Fife
F. B. Angel
Luke Lowell
H. B. Williamson
Lake County
Madison
Miner County
Booth
Hutchinson County
Henry Klatt
Letcher
Sanborn County
The Farmers Holiday at Exposition Draws Large Crowd
Exposition managers report the largest attendance of the week as farmers and families from within 50 miles converge on the Corn Belt Exposition. About 3,000 visitors enjoy exhibits and a superb concert by the Towa State band, with the building filled all day. The scene counters calamity slanders about South Dakota, showcasing sturdy local workers.
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Towa State
South Dakota
Educational Day Opening Parade Inspires Students and Teachers
Public school pupils gathered at the corner of First and Main for the Educational Day parade and program. Supt. Helwig and County Supt. Bras led the march to the Exposition hall where Prof. L A Stout of Dakota University spoke on the perils of the saloon and the need for elevating influences in education. Pres. Mauck of Vermillion University praised the World Fair exhibit and noted Davis county schools’ strong showing, stressing the exhibit’s educational value.
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First and
Main Street
Helwig
Bras
Santee Band
Don. C. Needham
First Street
Geo. A. Lilsby
L. A. Stout
Dakota University
Pres. Mauck
Vermillion University
South Dakota
Davison County
Educational tribute to South Dakota progress in pioneer context
President McLouth of Brookings Agricultural College spoke on Dakota heritage and farm life fifty years ago noting absence of labour saving machinery and transportation. He praised Agricultural College work by 200 South Dakotans and predicted future impact. General Beadle urged character and diligence. Rev. Clark saluted educators and Dakota University, while the Town State Band performed for pupils.
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South Dakota
McLouth
Brookings Agricultural College
Dakota
Agricultural College
W. H. Beadle
Madison Normal School
C. B. Clark
Dakota University
Beadle
Mauck
Mitchell
Corn Belt
Alexandria Band Impresses Mitchell Crowd At Exposition
The Alexandria music organization, known for its neat gray uniforms, performed in Mitchell during the Exposition. The register lists Eb cornet players H. P. Benjamin and W. H. Taylor, Eb clarinetists R. F. Dott and C. Hubblin, Eb altos W. Smith and C. Holbrook, Eb tenor E. Byrde, Eb baritone W. E. Lundy, Eb tuba H. Broderick, with percussion by C. W. McCrone and Jay Broderick.
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Alexandria
Mitchell
H. P. Benjamin
W. H. Taylor
W. Mulvey
Republican Day Notes Feature Large, Engaged Audience
Senator Allison drew an immense crowd praised as intelligent and attentive. He contrasted his talk with recent agitator rhetoric, noting a larger turnout than Judge Cole’s speech the day prior. Farmers and families filled the hall, with many independents present, making the event a splendid audience.
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Allison
Judge Cole
Cummings Bros Open Air Romany Oil Ads With Concert
The Cummings brothers arrived in town and gave an open air concert to announce Romany Oil. Their amusing singing drew a large audience and helped sell a large quantity of the medicine, though they would perform even without selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings Bros
Farmers haul large wheat shipments to market
Farmers report record wheat sales with high hauls. Thursday O T Huyck delivered 1600 bushels, Mrs Thompson 1200, J W Rice 1100, Sam Whyte 1050, Pollard and Wood 1300. For a single day these figures are remarkable for a local market.
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O. T. Huyck
Mrs. Thompson
J. W. Rice
Sam Whyte
Pollard
Wood
Castoria: A Mother's Trust Through Generations
An aged advertising verse recalls Castoria’s role in a family, noting for infants, children, and mothers alike. The lilting claim covers Castoria as a constant remedy through childhood milestones and motherhood.
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Summons
Ry Fourth Judicial Circuit
A.M. Bowale
Plilnti
John C. Tatmnan
John C. Tatman
W. Os. Tobey
Amt
Sue Wiswer
South Didzell
Tibet
AE. WiroHcock
Thamtit
Edwin Dundass
Edwin Dundiss
Leceused
Mitchell Capital
the Mitchell Printing CO
I. W. Wheelock, A. B. Dean
Stree Astonssian OU
Murriagve
Edding
The
Alexandria E. P. Band
Castoria
Kittie Fox
Fairhaven
Kitty
Fox
Williams State Mantel Works
Fair Haven
Aes
Jacob Begker
Childrens
Jacob Becher
R. T, Doud
E. S. Mead
Winona Fence CO
Winona
Minn
CHAS
G., Doud, Tras
Weiner Mars
CW. Davis
Lawler and
Third Streets
JOL Andess
Tom. Tillson
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