Mortgage Sale Notice in Barnes County North Dakota
Notice of mortgage sale by advertisement for a 1910 mortgage to State Bank of Oriska on Peter Nestus and Mary Nesina. Foreclosure at Valley City courthouse at 2 p.m. on August 15, 1913. Property: south half of Section 33, Township 140, Range 56, 320 acres more or less. Mortgagee: State Bank of Oriska. Attorney: A. P. Paulson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Nestus
Mary Nesina
Mortgagor
Lt Orlika
Mortangee
Register of Deeds
Barnes
North Dakota
Valley City
United States
Stats Bank OF Oriska
A P. Paulson
N.D
Dakota
State Bank OF Oriska
P. Paulson
94Th Valley City
N. D
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure and Sale in Barnes County
Foreclosure notice for mortgage on farms in Barnes County North Dakota. John H Sorlien and Beret ha Sorlien mortgaged to Thomas O Malley November 30 1906 with later assignments to Margaret O Malley and Kath Malley now Kad Consent Anderson. Sale set for 2 PM July 28 1913 at Valley City courthouse describing sections 7 18 and surrounding lands totaling about 432.67 acres plus 89 acres and other holdings. Amount due 100 00 plus foreclosure costs and attorney fees. Also includes citation and hearing for foreign will in estate of Ole T Hovde in Kensington Minnesota with hearing July 10 1913 at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret O'Malley
Kath Malley
Kade
Anderson
Register of Deeds
Barnes County
North Dakota
Valley City
Barnes
North Deokat
Secon
Sfth
A.O. Anderson
Lindland
N. D
O. H. de Irgens
Ole T. Hovde
Severt T. Hovde
Halvor Hovde
Ellen Soreng
Julia K. Salem
Margaret Unumb
Ide Hovde
North
Ole. T. Horde
Levert T. Horde
Kensington
Douglas
Levert T. Hovde
C. H. Des Irgens
Notice of Mortgage Sale by Advertisement
Mortgagees Peter Neslus and Mary Neslus wife convey to State Bank of Orisks a mortgage dated December 3 1908 and filed December 5 1908 in Barnes County North Dakota. Record Book 41 page 106.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Neslus
Mary Neslus
Mortagers
State Bank of Orisks
Register of Deeds
Barnes
North Dakota
Wolf Lectured At the Chautauqua Chautauqua talk praises Valley City camp
Secretary Wolf of the Y M C A returned from Valley City where he spoke on The Truth about Panama. He praised the Valley City Chautauqua as a premier Northwest youth program with farm life camps for boys and butter making lessons for about 35 girls. Dr Stearns of Fargo College led Bible study and others offered swimming lessons. The schedule mixed work and classes with evening lectures concerts and moving pictures. A new year round reading course will be run by a full time manager for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Valley City
Panama
Valley City Chautauqua
Northwest
Lfe
Dr. Sterns
Fargo College i
Henderson
Art Oliver
Farmera
Courier-News
Regina visitor Mrs Raymond to stay with Cranwell family
Mrs ELK Raymond of Regina Bask Canada is spending several weeks in the city as the guest of her mother Mrs Cranwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Elk. Raymond
Regina
Bask, Can
Airs
Cranwell
Allen's Conga Ad Claims Safe Longstanding Use
An old advertisement touts Allen's Conga as soothing relief for coughs with a long proven track record. It promotes bottles priced at 25c, 60c, and $1.00, claiming no harmful ingredients and years of customer satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Northwest Nursery Harvests Strawberries in North Dakota Patch
North Dakota fruit growing proves successful as Northwest Nursery Company reports a quarter-acre patch yielding 400 quarts last year and 120 quarts first picking this Tuesday. Daily harvests ranged 50 to 80 quarts with 175 quarts sold Saturday to Chautauqua visitors. Berries priced at 20 cents a quart, contrasting Hood River’s 10 cents. The patch is set to continue yielding for about another week, netting over $100 above expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
North Dakota
Northwest Nursery Company
Hood River
Washington
Weiser Sends Hood River Cherries From Oregon
Relatives and old friends receive splendid cherries sent by J. S. Weiser from Hood River Oregon. Reports say he enjoys the country and is thriving in gardening. CARD OF THANKS. The Bett and Patton families thank friends and neighbors for assistance after recent bereavement. E Patton of Casselton visits city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Weiser
Geo. Bett
E. Patton of
Casselton
Trial of the Old Brindle Cow at Barnes County Fair
Hugh Van Pelt, noted stock judge, prosecutes a mock court case weighing the “Old Brindle Cow.” The piece extols Van Pelt’s expertise with charts, pedigrees, and actual cows, linking him to the Iowa State Dairy Association and national fairs as he argues the cow’s fate before a gathered audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh van Pelt
Barnes County Fair
Mabelos
Lima State
van Pelt
Mer
Iowa State
Hationial Association
Sons of Veterans Camp To Be Organized
A Valley City meeting is planned on Wednesday July 15 to interview veterans and form a local Valley City camp. Major St Henry or H W Boyd will assist with organizing, with George W Tur tar as secretary and treasurer of the Minnesota Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
George W. Turtar
Wadi
Valley
Jami
St Henry
H.W. Boyd
Herneux
Turaar
Valley City
North Dakota auto registrations top twelve thousand
Secretary of state notes automobiles in North Dakota have surpassed 12 000 with few left without a license. Mrs Hart of Hitchcock D D arrived Friday and spends the week as guest of her son Ci K Otto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Mm. J. &. Hart
Hitchhock, 3. D
Tits Guest
K Otto
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John H. Sorlien
Béretha Sorlien
Thomas O'Malley
Aatea
State of
Panyl O'Malley
A. D
North Dakota Motor CO
Valley City, N. Dak
Vulcanite
Vulcanite Roofing Co
Lewis W. Whitson
The
Chautauqua
Northwest Nursery Co
Oregon
Tines-Record
Farbo's
Keller & Boyd
Scott
Corr & Bowmn
Moomieid
Barnes County Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Go of
Valley City, North Dakota
W. W. Smith
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