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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1891
Page
6
A German grocer overhears a plan to label molasses at fifty cents, a youth’s bright scheme backfires as he tries to rescue a stock, turning a clever idea into a warning about cleverness. Also reports church installation and a South Dakota mortgage foreclosure notice with court details.
Mysterious high land features outlined by Kerr in Scribner's discusses a ridge route on the Alaskan highlands. The text notes a parallel main range and that faulting shaped pass ease, with St Elias estimated near 19 500 feet and a key passage found through the terrain.
Fort Smith man M Hanley recovered a breastpin of eighteen carat gold in 1886 debris from Shelbury where Jackson crossed the river. The pin, likely over 200 years old, appears to be part of plunder from a massacre of English settlers, unearthed by flood sediments.
Miscellaneous clipped lines reference hospitals in Germany refineries in California and New York figures Broadway figures and historical commentators. The text mixes items about a hospital’s size and age a California sugar magnate and literary figures with no cohesive story.
The article describes Ankelia with pimples and head sores, a red nose, a neck boil, and rheumatic pains. Amelia suffers night sweats while Pa and Ma face various ailments. It touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier to cleanse bad blood and cure illnesses.
The notice warns that land leasing will follow sections 4 and 7 and imposes strict limits. It prohibits long term leases, trespass, and improper use of lands, with fines from $25 to $1000 and possible imprisonment. Officials request citizens report trespassers to protect state lands.
First publication April 80, last June 4. Default on a mortgage by Stephen P Brubaker and Esther Brubaker to T J Peaney dated February 10 1987. Assigned to Loomis and Loomis recorded in Beadle County South Dakota. Amount due $20.00. Premises in section 22 township 110 range 64 west of the fifth P M. To be sold at public auction in Huron Beadle County on June 6 at 2:00 PM.
First publication April 30 announces a mortgage default by reef tenu of ead a APA in Beadle territory secured by a mortgage dated February 1 1884 to Frank Es Steven. Mortgage recorded March 15 1884. no legal action started to recover the debt.
Public foreclosure sale announced for the mortgage held by Charles W. Talpey assignee on Beadle County property in the southwest quarter of section 12, township 110, range 64, Beadle County South Dakota. Sale set at the Beadle County Courthouse front door on May 23, 1891 at 2 PM.
Notice of a sheriff sale in Beadle County South Dakota in the Fifth Judicial Circuit. The Topeka Investment and Loan Company sues Oscar Kinney Ellen Kinney Nelson Merrill and Phenix Insurance Company. foreclosure judgment dated March 28 1891 and a debt of 425256 with interest. Real estate described as southwest quarter of section eleven and other parcels in township one hundred nine range sixty one. Sale to satisfy judgment and costs.
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage on the Beadle County property in Huron. Amelia Hale executrix announces the sale of the west sixty five feet of lots 8 and 9, block 12 in the First Railway addition, to satisfy $559.50 plus costs, on June 12, 1891 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse door.
Notice of foreclosure on a Beadle County real estate mortgage assigned to P A Field. Property in Huron SD described as west 25 feet of lots 10 11 12 block 2 original plat. Sale set by sheriff at court house front door June 12 1891 at 10 AM.
Public foreclosure announced for a Beadle County property in Huron South Dakota. George Clark and Mary J Clark mortgagors owe 500 principal plus 52 interest on a mortgage secured by lot fifty in town Beadle County. Sheriff sale planned at court house front door in Huron on May 1 1901 at 3 PM with attorney fees noted.
A fragmented notice from Huron references a band office event on June 2, 1891 and individuals including Albert Kerne and Alexander Alley. It lists names such as Edmu Deanet and James McDowell with connections to Farneworth and Seago. The fragment mentions property claims and settler intents regarding office status and related proceedings.
The city council of Huron approves amendments to sections 3 and 4 of the public carts ordinance adopted in 1883. It sets license fees for baggage wagons express wagons and vehicles drawn by two one and four horses and requires cash payment before license issue with licenses expiring April 1 next after issue.
Public notices detail sidewalk construction charges levied against multiple lots in Huron and a mortgage foreclosure on property in Beadle County. The sidewalk plan required owners to build or pay, with specific lots named, and a mortgage debt of 594.15 plus fees due, prompting foreclosure proceedings and a sale date at the Beadle County courthouse.
April 23 to May 28, 1890, default in payment on a mortgage by Ann Watson to Andrew Coburn dated June 7 1890 filed in Beadle County. Amount due $275 principal and $11 interest. Property to be sold at public auction at the front door of the court house in Huron to satisfy the mortgage debt. Attorney Andrew Am.
Default on a April 9 1888 mortgage with power of sale leads to foreclosure. Mary Milne and Robert Milne hold the lot 22 in Third Railway addition Huron Beadle County Dakota now SD. Sheriff to auction May 18 1891 at 10 pm at the front door of the Dakota courthouse. Attorneys Steppine and Monnis seal by W W Taye president.
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