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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1895
Page
2
Reports from Havana claim insurgents routed a 2000-strong Spanish force near Aguacali with casualties including Vincenti Garcia, brother of Manuel Garcia. Spain dispatches another battalion to the East as Cuban irregulars retreat and engagements persist in Matanzas and Manzan.
A Madrid dispatch confirms Spain will transport seven battalions of 900 men each to Havana, plus another battalion from Porto Rico, totaling over 7,000 soldiers. Spain expects the Cuban rising to be quelled easily, noting 42,000 Spanish troops already in Cuba and limited support from key Cuban parties linked to reforms.
The Tribune notes three Minneapolis women killed for financial gain. The Vulcan laundry proprietor was taken to Montana, murdered, and buried in a mine where the killer was executed. Lena Olson was lured to Duluth and dumped in a lake. the killer Austin is still at large. The third case involves Catherine Ging.
The preliminary exam of the D county white capers for the murder of U S Commissioner Fred Hoffman resulted in Pettyjohn and son bound over in 5000 dollars each. Three others are bound over in 1000 dollars each. Hoffman was on government duty at the time of his killing.
The British ship Olive Banks, 2,800 tons, now at Port Townsend, has been chartered to load lumber for South Africa. She will carry the largest cargo ever loaded there.
Rep Wina, March 2, reports the postmaster was notified by the postmaster general that the local post office name changes from Red Wing to Redwing.
Captain W M Walsh of the U S secret service investigates counterfeiting in Odessa Minnesota. J C Kidd, a station agent for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway, is arrested and to be arraigned in Fergus Falls. Six counterfeit $1 bills circulated. Kidd allegedly aided by passing and redeeming them.
A joint Merchants Exchange and Mercantile Club meeting in St. Louis plans to raise a regional fund to aid drought stricken farmers in Nebraska Kansas western Iowa and South Dakota. The plan calls for distributing grain purchases via local committees with notes from farmers serving as a first lien on the crop.
Omana Nebraska March 2 the legislature voted to revive the beet sugar bounty paying producers five dollars per ton for all beets produced. The bill faced major opposition from Democrats and Independents and grew from a heated House debate driven by Munger who labeled it a Republican partisan measure.
A drunken riot at the Dixie saloon in Kimball West Virginia on the Norfolk and Western line left four injured and Frank Manuel dead. The fight escalated as 100 shots were fired and the saloon was almost demolished with lights shot out.
Little Falls Minn March 2 Andrew Kunza who was injured in the Elmdale Polish wedding quarrel on Tuesday morning has died. Five men were arrested on the assault charge and released on $200 bonds to appear Saturday. The charge will be changed to murder and the men will be held. They deny seeing the old man that night.
Seattle reporter says Joseph Evans challenged any man to break a half Nelson hold. John Williams attempted three times, Evans complained of injury and was taken home. He died 48 hours later from a fractured spinal column.
Lyman Parsons president of the First National bank and a prominent citizen died of pneumonia in Iowa City on March 2.
Minneapolis reported the flour dispute with Chicago millers has been called off and calm returned to the market as of March 2.
Washington march 2 Representative Wilson’s nomination as postmaster general has been confirmed by the senate.
Fire in Norfousk Nebraska razed the Reno hotel once the city’s finest and Maupin and Wagner cigar factory. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars with half covered by insurance.
Notice of default on a Beadle County mortgage to Catharine Schuman for 228.45 due plus taxes and attorney fees. Foreclosure by public auction at the Beadle County Courthouse Huron SD on April 24, 1895 for the east half of the southwest quarter and west half of the southeast quarter of section 29 township 113 north range 61 west containing 160 acres.
Mortgage dated February 8 1894 from Ellen Taylor and John Taylor to Catharine E Schuman recorded February 10 1894. Principal 250 plus 24.95 interest and 10 attorneys fees total 274.95. Power of sale to auction at Beadle County Courthouse Huron SD on April 25 1895 at 2 PM for NE quarter of section 30 township 111 N range 65 W. Dated March 21 1895. Mortgagee Catharine E Schuman attorney R H Cosmun. First pub March 7 last April 18.
Mortgagee Catharine E. Schuman seeks foreclosure in Beadle County SD on the deeded property described as the NE quarter of section 27, township 113N range 65W, containing 160 acres. Sale set for April 1595 at 2 PM at the public auction door. balance due includes principal 200 and interest 2991 plus taxes 11.28 and attorney fees 10.00. notice dated March 8 in Huron SD.
The State of South Dakota summons defendants in Beadle County Fifth Judicial Circuit. Union Five Centre-a Corporation v Mattie A Thompeson Orville B Thompson Topeka Investment & Loan Olivia Hubbard A A Hubbard Nelson H Merrill. Answer within 30 days after service. filed Jan 8 1995. Dated Huron South Dakota Jan 8 1995. Attorney John L. Pyle. First publication Jan 94 last March 7.
Public auction set at the Beadle County Court House in Huron on April 24, 1895 at 2 PM. Catharine E. Schuman holds the mortgage on Lots 1 2 and east half of the NW quarter of Sec 7 T111N R64W. Asbury L Hudson and E Hudson are parties to the deed. Amounts due total 332.23 principal and interest plus 34.06 taxes and 10 attorney fees.
Notice is given of default on a February 10 1914 mortgage by Chauncey and Fanny McAllister to Catharine E Schuman. The loan includes principal 250.00 and interest 21.31 plus 23.90 taxes and 10 attorney fees. Foreclosure sale of the northeast quarter of section eight township 111 north range three west at Huron SD on April 18 1895 at 2 p m. Mortgagee Catherine E Scullman, attorney R H Coshun.
Public auction set for April 17 1895 at 2 PM at the Beadle County Courthouse front door Huron SD to foreclose the mortgage on the southwest quarter of section 1 township 112 north range 62 west. Mortgage dated December 26 1893 by John M Davis and Clara B Davis to Catharine E Schuman.
Notice to James Ray that unpaid taxes led to a sale of the northwest quarter of section twenty three in township 109 north range 65 west. R O Richards purchased for 1891 taxes. certificate assigned to New England Loan and Trust Company which holds the deed rights. Redemption expires sixty days after service. New England Loan and Trust Company will receive deed if not redeemed.
Beadle County South Dakota notices state Loy A Vanness formerly Mary A Mook and Wm A Bowe and Bank of Manchester have had lands sold for 1891 1891 taxes. Properties in township 109 north range 63 west and township 109 north range 62 west are redeemed by New England Loan and Trust Company within sixty days from service. Deed will issue to the holder if redemption fails.
State of South Dakota Beadle County to New York Land and Irrigation Company. The west half of the southwest quarter of section four in township 109 north range 61 west was sold for 1891 taxes to R O Richards. A certificate of purchase issued December 1892 assigned to New England Loan and Trust Company which holds the title. Redemption must be made within sixty days from service of this notice or deed will be issued to the company. Dated March 2, 1895.
Public notice cites M M Keefe regarding a real estate certificate tied to the northwest quarter of section 27 in township 109 north range 65 west. The certificate was assigned on December 19 1892, with sale service deadlines and March 2 1895 dating the notice and agent references.
On November 7 1892 the southwest quarter of section 24 township 109 meridian in said county and state was sold for 1891 taxes to R O Rechards. A deed will be made to the buyer unless redemption is made. First pub March 6 last March 21.
State of South Dakota Beadle County notice of sale for unpaid taxes. Southwest quarter of northwest quarter section four township one hundred fourth principal meridian sold to R. O. Richards for 1891 taxes. Certificate held by O. Richards to New England Loan and Trust Co.
Notice of sale of lands for unpaid taxes in Beadle County South Dakota on November 7 1892. Describes southeast quarter section 34 township 100 north range 59 west Sth principal meridian. Property sold to R O Richards for 1891 taxes with certificate assigned December 19 1894 to NE England Loan and Trust Company now holder. Redemption expires sixty days from date and deed will issue to the company if not redeemed. Dated February 15 1895. New England Loan and Trust Company by Canter Brown attorneys. First pub Feb 21 last March 7.
Sale of lands and lots for unpaid taxes by the county treasurer refers to the northwest quarter of section 25 in a specified township and range. Certificate of purchase transferred from R O Richards to the NE and rights of redemption assigned to the company, with redemption deadline noted. Dated February 13, 1895, by New England Loan and Trust Company through Canter & Brown, attorneys.
Property in the northeast quarter of section four township 109 north range 59 west was taxed sold to R. O. Richards for 1891 taxes. The certificate of purchase was issued to Richards and, on December 19, 1892, assigned to the New England Loan and Trust Company, now the holder. Redemption must occur within sixty days of completed service. a deed will be made to the company if not redeemed. Carter & Brown, Attorneys.
Legal notice announces sale of the northwest quarter of section 26 in township 109N range 59W for taxes owed by isi. R O Richards holds the certificate of purchase now transferred to the New England Loan and Trust Company. Redemption expires sixty days after completion of service. deed will be issued to the company unless redeemed. Dated February 15, 1895. Carter Brown & Co., attorneys.
The Office of Commissioner of School and Public Lands announces a public auction to lease all unsold and unleased school lands in Beadle County. The sale occurs March 18, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the front door of the Court House in Pierre South Dakota.
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