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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1895
Page
5
Sioux City Tribune notes a cheerful return from the sunny south to South Dakota, reflecting on travel and the warmer season's mood and implications for local residents.
Ben Hoover of Gettysburg has been appointed by Governor Shelton to represent South Dakota at the immigration convention in St. Paul. The selection is described as an excellent choice.
Publishers Shannon and Longstaff take state agency of Senator John Sherman’s new book and plan a thorough canvass to promote it. The work is described as a big seller.
Within the past month almost every paper in the state notes the return of one or more people to every county in South Dakota. These residents had moved to other states for better conditions and now return seeking a clearer view of their home state. Distance often changes perspective.
Brookings Press reports that N. E. Hanson professor of botany and horticulture will leave Saturday for Minneapolis to read a paper before the Minnesota Horticultural Society. He will then travel to Des Moines for an Iowa association meeting and proceed to farmers' institutes across the state for the winter.
Governor Sheldon grants a pardon to Joseph Frogley of Fall River county who was sentenced to one year for forgery in February 1892 and released on parole in October 1892. The pardon restores his citizenship after Frogley claimed innocence and said he pleaded guilty to avoid a longer jail term.
South Dakota farmers adopt winter dairying to keep cows in milk from September to July. The practice reduces heat and fly issues, uses inexpensive winter labor, and enables year round occupation with butter production at peak prices, seen as a statewide benefit for home life and state development.
A Boston published note cites a letter from Mr. R S Person secretary of the South Dakota senate and Howard Presse proprietor showing a plan to enact humane education in public schools modeled on Washington. It urges humane protection for dumb animals and mentions a Shaker Digestive Cordial claim to aid digestion and appetite.
A testimonial from Rev Jonan W Brown of Cabool Missouri praises White Wine of Yer Syrup as a great remedy for consumption and weak lungs. He says it cured his pneumonia from eight years ago and asks the druggist Mr Gorman to supply more.
The Barnett & Record Co of Minneapolis has been awarded the contract to build a new elevator in Ashland. Additional elevators are expected as part of the railway expansion linked to the new road to Minneapolis.
West Superior Wis Nov 29 The first dividend from the suspended Keystone National Bank assets is being paid to depositors. Receiver Thorne reports a 5 percent initial dividend with another payment expected soon.
The Chronicle's Constantinople correspondent reports bands of Druzs looting and burning villages around Damascus, Turkey. The unrest follows broader regional turmoil, with clashes and displacement reported as authorities seek order.
A Shanghai dispatch states no railway concessions will be granted to foreigners in China and that the government plans to retain railway construction within Chinese hands.
BERLIN Nov 30 The Post reports at a dinner for Dr Miguel minister of finance the emperor urged that there is necessity for passing the sugar tax bill.
Johs D Barder and wife, traveling from Maiden Rock to Ellsworth, accidentally smothered their infant child. The body lies at the undertaker's awaiting action.
Berlin reports a Socialist Democrat committee says the party will temporarily suspend activities due to police persecution. Leadership shifts to Socialist members of the reichstag until further notice.
A testimonial from Rev. J. R Fry and Susan E. Fry of Brookline Station Missouri claims White Wine of Tar Syrup relieved a wife in the last stages of pulmonary consumption. They report prompt relief and ongoing improvement after using four bottles and recommend the remedy to others.
Notice of foreclosure on a Beadle county real estate mortgage dated June 1887 held by Julia E Copeland. Default on taxes and insurance triggered acceleration. sum due listed as 1756.90 plus taxes 120.89 and attorney fees 50. Foreclosure sale set at the Beadle county court house steps January 18, 1596 at 2 PM.
The Board of Supervisors of Broadland township invites sealed bids to build three artesian wells at specified locations in 1895 1896. Specifications require 4.5 inch casing, 3 inch pipe, double caps with gates, and complete outlets with gates. Bids due January 2, 1896. chairman S M McFarland and clerk FE Potter listed.
Notice of mortgage foreclosure by Ballou State Banking Company against Benoni Glaze and Cordelia Glaze for property in Beadle County South Dakota. Sale set for December 28 1895 at 10 o'clock a.m. at the Curt House front door Huron. Assignee J D Hewitt, attorney L C Kemp. First publication November 14 1895.
Franklin Boucher files mortgage sale notice in Beadle County for Jul 3 1889 mortgage by Ianthia and Thaddeus Carrier to Alfred G Ely. Public auction set for Dec 7 1895 at 2 PM at the Huron courthouse front door to liquidate the parcel described as southwest quarter of section 3, township 109 N, range 64 W. First pub Oct 24, last Dec 5.
Multiple legal notices from Beadle County, South Dakota. Mortgage foreclosures filed by executors of Andrew Coburn against Mary F Bartlett and James O Bartlett with sale set for December 9 1895 at Harop courthouse. Tax deed redemption notice issued to Geo M Mills and Frank Lundius regarding Lot 1 Block 10 First Railway Addition Huron with sixty day redemption. Civil action in Fifth Judicial Circuit Beadle County with Joseph Gilfillin summoned by Charles Issenhuth, case seeking fifty dollars and costs with 10 percent interest.
Public filings foreclose a mortgage on October 30 1895 at 2 o clock in the afternoon at the Court House Haron Beadle County South Dakota. Foreclosure sale of Lot ten in Block ten original town of Huron Beadle County scheduled December 14 1895 at 2 PM. Also a Circuit Court summons in Beadle County against James M Pendleton et al with response due by November 30 1895.
The County of Beadle a municipal corporation files a summons and complaint in the fifth judicial circuit at the Beadle court house in Huron. Plaintiff Joan Woop attorney serves the defendant with action filed October 19, 188.
Orlo W. Wolters and Celia Wolters executed a mortgage to Alfred G. Ely on September 9 1889 in Beadle County South Dakota recorded in Book 65 page 202. Amount due 391.20 with taxes and attorney fees, sale set for December 14 1895 at 2 PM at the front door of the Court House Huron South Dakota. Mortgaged premises are Lots 8 and 9 in Block 5 Fisher & Fosters Second Addition to Huron. First publication Oct 31 1895 last Dec 12 1895.
Notice outlines a tax redemption claim for Lot 16, Block 3, original town of Huron, Beadle County, after 1892 taxes. sums due total 125.46 dollars plus costs and interest. Also includes a circuit court summons in Beadle County for Carrie F. Jane v Charles L. Gobdwin with 30 days to answer after service, dated Huron October 22, 1895.
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