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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1890
Page
7
The column notes a hopeless market for bluefish and calls for small lots to clear thousands of fish with no demand. It describes homeless strikers failing to refresh themselves, their limited impact, and the fish going to waste rather than sold.
In a Hungarian town the theatre treasury was broken into during broad daylight. No cash was taken, but many unsold tickets were stolen. The manager, angered at the loss, was mollified by the fact that the loot contained only tickets, hoping for a full audience at future performances.
The Restigouche fishing season shows rising catches with many large salmon. Dr Rainsford rector of St George's New York has killed sixty seven salmons averaging over twenty three pounds each, and another gentleman nabbed twenty in one week. The best fishing in ten years pleases all participants.
Blake Keene, 78, of Auburn, hoed potatoes all day for Judson Garcelon on the river road. He matched the effort of any crew member and was paid $1.50 at day’s end, a cheerful sum. Keene’s vigor stands out for his age in Auburn.
Lewis Collom of Norris town rested on a large board improvised as a chair on an Atlantic City beach. The board slipped and a rusty nail penetrated his neck, causing a dangerous if not fatal wound.
Mrs Brown fears the fish will spoil and urges immediate cooking. Brown reacts angrily about a market incident while Mrs Brown calms him, recalling the afternoon's affair reported in Harper's Bazar.
George Thompson of Town went hunting in New Hampshire while visiting a relative. He became lost in the woods and died from exposure on the night of June 30.
A jeweler receives a curious stone left earlier by an iceman. The caller questions the origin and intent of the unusual gem in a brief circular record from the period.
Land office at Huron South Dakota August 6 1590 notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before register and receiver at Huron South Dakota on September 24 1800 viz Albert Henry Thom for the aw ig see He names the following to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said viz Charles Stowe Albert M Her Squares and Henry mis s ill of Huron Beadle county South Dakota James McDowsi Register
Public sale set for August 14 at the front door of the Beadle County court house in Watertown to satisfy the mortgage debt of sixty notes, interest, attorney fees, and legal costs. The deed issued by Wiig Je 8 to Foster R Clem ent Blet secures the property. Mortgagee and attorney C G Cutinciu announce the foreclosure proceeding.
State court in Beadle County South Dakota announces a hearing on September 28 1890 at 10 a.m. on the application of A J Bick for a druggist permit to sell malt vinous and spirituous liquors at 257 Dakota Avenue Huron for medicinal scientific and mechanical purposes. Judge John Wood presiding.
Four deeds on page 481 describe Isaac Hoge remortgaging and two mortgages against Beadle County land in township 113 north. The aggregate due totals range around $2,345 with taxes and interest past due. Foreclosure by sheriff sale is set for August 16 1890 at the U S Post Office front door in Huron South Dakota Beadle County to satisfy debts, interest, and attorney fees.
Public auction will sell the mortgaged Beadle county premises described as Southwest quarter section 32 township 111 range 61 to satisfy a 3,048.61 claim including 2,500 principal and 443.61 interest. Sale by Beadle County Sheriff at the courthouse steps in Huron on September 20 at 10 AM.
Notice is given that Thomas D. Jessop mortgaged to Lewis H. Starkey in Beadle County Dakota Territory. A default on May 9 1889 leads to sale of chattels including house contents at the town of Huron by the mortgagee. Sale date set for August 16 1890 with a claimed due amount of 166 dollars.
Mortgagee Burnham Tulleys & Co. to Samuel D Woodford and Mary E Woodford foreclose on mortgage dated November 2 1885 recorded November 16 1 in book 27 page 525 due May 2 1886 with 12 percent interest. Ninety seven dollars and ninety four cents principal and interest plus twenty five dollars attorney fees. Sale to be held at public auction at the front door of the courthouse in Huron Beadle County September 2nd 1800 at 1 o'clock. authorities note power of sale under the mortgage and statute require payment or foreclosure.
At a July 21 1890 meeting the Huron South Dakota council ordered a special election for August 12 1890 to issue bonds of 37500 dollars at 6 percent to take up outstanding warrants. Ballot: For issuing bonds Yes or No. Polls open 1 to 5 pm at ward polling places with named judges. City clerk to publish notice in the weekly Uranite for 20 days. Attest Clerk Rowy Mayor Rie.
Notice is given that Harlow M Beebe and Emits A Bebe defaulted on a mortgage to John W Smith trustee for John H Miller. The property in Beadle County Dakota Territory is foreclosed with sale to the highest bidder on August 23 at the front door of the city hall in Huron Dakota Territory. The amount due is thirteen thousand six hundred one dollars and six hundredths plus $150 attorney fees.
The State of South Dakota sends greeting to defendants Henry N Howell Vic Mathew O Rourke Americus B Melville and J B Kelley to answer the complaint filed June 13 1890 in Beadle County Circuit Court Haron Huron South Dakota. They must serve a copy within thirty days after service or the plaintiff will seek relief as demanded. Dated at Huron South Dakota July 14 1890. Tarleton Plaintiffs Attorney.
Notice is given that the premises described as the northeast quarter of section twelve in township unspecified and range unspecified in Beadle County South Dakota will be sold at public auction to satisfy the mortgage debt including attorney fees. The foreclosure date is the 12th day of September at 2 o clock in the afternoon in Aberdeen South Dakota. Lizabeth R Ceshead Arwoop, attorney, represents the mortgagee.
A notice from the Dakotas Farm Mutual committee calls a meeting of share and comia holders for Monday at 1800 hours at the company office in the Heath Dab or. By order of the Board of Directors.
Public notice announces default on two mortgages dated April 10 1883 recorded in Beadle County South Dakota with sale power. The deeds claim due amounts 408.25 and 22.50 dollars and set the sale for August 40 at the front door of the U.S. office in Huron South Dakota. Attorney for the assignee signs the notice.
Notice for publication states D July and September 12 1800 at Huron South Dakota final proof for a homestead entry by J Monroe. Witnesses include Charlie H. Ra Farnsworth Sanborn County and others. Names listed: Bergstrom Serres Clark McBurney Grant Gault and Alex co AMES Mc.
Old transcription inexact but indicates a settlor named George Radler filing intent to make final proof for a U.S. land claim. Proceedings to be heard at the Land Office in Huron on August 39, 1800, for the northeast quarter of section 115 in township 62, with proof required of residence and cultivation. Names possibly include Clark, Jans McDownz, and a registrar.
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