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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1888
Page
7
Notice of mortgage foreclosure by the sheriff of Beadle County. The mortgage on property of HEREAS, default exists in favor of Clement as mortgagee, equity to redeem, amount due listed as One Hundred and Thirteen dollars and Forty Cents. Sale to occur January 4, 1889 at 10 a.m. at the front door of the courthouse in Huron. Foster R. Ciuwent, mortgagee attorney Cungres G. Church, Watertown. First pub November 8, last December 20.
Default on a mortgage from Robert Dick Jr and Ella C to Foster R. Clement triggers sheriff sale. The property is in section 5, township 112, range 61, in Beadle County Dakota Territory. Due amount is thirty seven dollars and 84 cents plus interest and fees. sale set for October 14, 1889 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse front door in Huron to satisfy the debt.
Foreclosure notice states Fred Clement mortgaged property in Beadle County Dakota Territory with power of sale. Amount due is 165 dollars and 59 cents. Sale by sheriff at the Iron Door of the courthouse in Huron on January 14, 1889 at 10 a.m. to cover debt interest fees and costs. Dated October 1, 1888. Foster R Cisment mortgagee. Church attorney for mort Watertown D T. First pub Nov 8, last Nov 20.
Notice of a mortgage in default held by Foster R. Clement against Mary E. Patterson, recorded August 18 1886, covering northwest quarter of section Yeastana. The amount due is 247.55 dollars. The sheriff will sell the property at the courthouse front door in Huron on January 4 1989 at 10 am to pay Charles G. Courch attorney for mortgagee Watertown D T. First published November 8 and December 20.
F G Kretchmer former Pierre Journal publisher and current Illinois Central ticket agent at Sioux Falls was in town Tuesday en route to Pierre. Rev T M Shanafelt returned Saturday from a three week south line trip having visited many Baptist churches and dedicated churches at Oldham and Dell Rapids.
An old advertisement style line repeats Castoria as a remedy from infancy to motherhood. The verses claim a lifelong reliance on Castoria for a child’s needs and her later generations.
The article urges mothers to recognize early hoarseness as the first sign of croup and treat promptly with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It claims rapid relief, potential prevention of severe cases, and cites wide use across Western states as proof of effectiveness and affordability for families with young children.
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains rheumatism cuts burns toothache and general aches. It emphasizes an 80 cent bottle price and claims effectiveness for various ailments.
C Leighton of Oskalodsa Herald and L H Hole stayed briefly then left for home on Ironday. Leighton shows interest in local estate and favors Hurourte with Leighton noting a city with better outlook could become a metropolitan property hub. An ad promote St Patrick's Pills claims bowel relief and health benefits sold by D K Bryant.
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