Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice in Barnes County
Notice of foreclosure on a mortgage from Oscar Mosher and Sophia Mosher to Wells and Dickey Company dated October 28 1908. Sale set for September 28 1914 at 2 PM at the Valley City courthouse to cover 1524.13 plus attorneys fees and costs. Located in The Northeast Quarter Section 11 Township 143 North Range 59 West Barnes County North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Mosher
Sophia May Mosher
Mortgagors
Wells and Dickey Company
Resister of Deeds
Barnes County
North Dakota
A. D
Valley City
Barnes
Northeasy Quarter
Mortgagora
Dolara
District Court
Theodore
Lindland
Anna Francis
Hans Madson
Office of Register of Deeds
Bamee County
Cald
James Grady
N. D
Jaistock
Benson
James Grady, Assignee of Mortgagee, A P. Paulson
Atorney
Notice to Contractors for School Building and Bridge
Sealed proposals for a four room frame schoolhouse with concrete basement and for a 70 foot steel bridge across the Sheyenne River will be received in Barnes County North Dakota with plans available after August 21. A 5 percent bid bond required. Also bids for steam heating and ventilation with 5 percent bond. Right to reject bids reserved. Also note town hall bid with double bond, hunting prohibition in Heman township, and classified want notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Route 1
Luverne
North Dakota
Pillsbury State Bank
Valley City
Hancock Brothers
Fargo
N. C
Nell McKay
J. J. Scoular
Architects
Sheyenne River
Noltimter Township
Arrivals and Departures Chronicle in Saturday City News
Saturday’s issue lists Mrs. Harry Rockwood visiting in the city from Peong with Mrs. Belle Van Auken. Misses Georgia Monty Alice and Helen Leneh depart for Yellowstone Park for about two weeks. C. E. Burgess and family move into the Cox residence on Normal Ave after Sept 1 as the Coxes relocate to George M Young’s home. Mrs. Frank Selden returns from a six week trip through Chicago and other eastern cities. Miss Etta Irgens leaves for Williston to resume duties after visiting her parents. Mrs. A. E. Hervey returns to Yankton, S D from a short city visit. Dr. A. W. McDonald accompanies Co. G to Sparta Wisconsin for ten days. Miss Bila Holquist returns from buying trip to Chicago Minneapolis and eastern cities. Mrs. A. P. Paulson is ill at her Fourth Avenue home with throat trouble. Miss C. M. Lagerstrom heads east on a two week buying trip to Minneapolis Chicago New York and other eastern cities. Carl Nelson the income tax collector was in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rockwood
Peong
Belle van Auken
Georgia Monty
Alice
Helen Leneh
Yellowstone Park
C. EB
Burgess
Cox
Normal Ave
George M Young
Frank Selden
Chicago
Mies Etta Irgens
Williston
A. E. Hervey
Yankton
A. W. McDonald
Co. G
Sparta
Wisconsin
Bila Holquist
Right Price Mercantile Company
Minneapolis
A. P. Paulson
Fourth Avenue
C. M. Lagerstrom
East
New York
Carl Nelson
Feared German Warships Threaten Canadian Coast Towns
Canadian reports from Vancouver describe authorities warning banks to withhold aid to the enemy and prepare for possible bombardment from approaching German warships off the coast. Local notices mention civic events and social gatherings amid wartime tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian
Ma Hazen
Marina
Mrs Helen Russell Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Helen Russell died Monday night after a prolonged illness. Funeral arrangements not learned yet but will be in a future issue. Her daughter Mrs Charles Bearse of Canada has been notified and will arrive soon. G B Vallandingham of Valley City and Dr J Hill of this city named from North Dakota to the National Peace Jubilee and Vicksburg veterans association. Vallandingham is a pioneer North Dakota newspaper man and Barnes county editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Russell
Puneral
Russell
Charles Bearse
Canada
G. B. Vallandingham
Valley City
News From The Front Casts Gloom Over England
London reports Belgium losses estimated at 40000 killed with unknown property damage. Brussels seen by Rotterdam papers as German movement totaling 200000 past. great battle on western front from Mons to Luxemburg. First British casualty list published, Earl of Leven and Melville wounded. Public mood sobered, theatres quiet as war escalates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ostend
The
Chronicle
Belgium
Daily Telegraph
Rotterdam
Roterdam
Brussels
Paris
Wast
Mona
Luxemburg
Eari of Leven
Melville
Dragonns
Royal Scots Greys
Waterloo
How Housewives Can Cut War Costs in New York
Commissioner Martigan offers practical tips to housewives to reduce living costs during wartime. Avoid being swindled by shopkeepers, demand labeled packaging with clear weight, and reweigh items at purchase. Buy in bulk when possible and specify exact weight or quantity rather than small “nickel’s worth.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weights and Measures
Martigan
New York
Iway Attitude Expected to Stay Strictly Maintained
In the situation, every indication suggests this stance will be kept firmly. The tone implies ongoing adherence to a specified posture, with authorities signaling no deviation or softening in the near term.
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State OF
O. H. de S. Irgens
Ludvig S. Thronson
Anton Thronson
Even Thronson Sandvold
Marie Thronson
Sandvold
Elias Thronson
Thron Thronson
Betta Hagen
Karen Sorum
Ludvig 8
Thronson
Edna
Barnes and State of North Dakota, Deceased, Be Granted To Anton Thronson
Anawer
O. H. Des. Irgens
Patitioner
Fifth Judicial District
R. L. Howell
Edward M. Paxson
William Dawson
Frank A. Seymour
William HH
Lightner
Bank
of Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
A Corporation
Bank of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minn, & Corporation
James King
William H. Lightner
Atteat
C. W. Nelson
John Raveling
Ronters
Tee
Heman
Heman Township
Fred Bignall
Sanborn
Fairo Courier News
Blanche Pox
Devils Lake
Eleanor Towne
Warley
Chaffee Department Store
Milbank
Cochran
Vancouver
B.C
Aspaich
Prince Rupert
G. Naesetti
Ladies’ Ald Society of Our Say
Times-Record
England
Japan
China
Great Britain
Wilson
Bryan
United States
First National Bank
Valleceyy
Sormue
Ketcham the
Amt
Parisa
Ascomiodanaede
Harley- Ire
Aero
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