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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
7
Notice states default on mortgage from John H Sorlien and Bertha Sorlien to Thomas O Malley dated 1906 with later assignments. Foreclosure sale set for July 28 1913 at 2 PM at Valley City courthouse to satisfy $100 and costs. Legal notices include proof of foreign will and contract cancellation notices to Olson entities.
Notice is hereby given that a mortgage was executed and delivered by Peter Nelsius and Mary Nies tus his wife to State Bank of Oriska mortgagee dated December 3 1908 and filed for record in the Register of Deeds office Barnes County North Dakota on December 5 1908 and recorded.
In Book 41 of Mortgages page 106 the State Bank of Oriska Mortgagee will foreclose by public sale at 2 p.m. on the study of August 1913 at the court house front door in Valley City North Dakota to satisfy the mortgage. The property is the south half of section 33 township 140 north range 56 west containing 320 acres more or less. Amount due at sale is 218.19 dollars. A P Paulson attorney for mortgagee Valley City North Dakota.
Notice states mortgage by tua and wife to State Bank of Oriska dated November 9 1910 and filed November 10 1910 in Barnet County. Foreclosure sale set for August 9 1913 at 2 PM at Valley City Court House. Property: south half of section 33 township 140 range 56 total 320 acres. Amount due at sale: 2082.90 dollars.
The fair management canceled all races after inspecting a drenched track. Horsemen began withdrawing their stock as wet conditions from Wednesday evening through last night left the course unfit for competition for at least two days.
Governor Hanna discusses the importance of small towns in North Dakota and nationwide, urging merchants to educate residents that local shops offer competitive prices. He emphasizes neat stores, courteous service, and the social value of small towns as centers for schools and churches benefiting surrounding rural areas.
James Garner was found guilty of assault on James Reiberg. The verdict was delivered by the jury and sentencing is set for Monday at 2 PM. The penalty ranges from one to five years, with the final sentence to be determined.
Weather and hail reports show scattered damage with losses totaling thousands of dollars in Car rington New Rockford Wishek and southern North Dakota. Major Frank White of Twin City Fire Insurance notes minimal crop damage from yesterday’s rain while adjustments proceed. Governor Hanna camped with veterans at Gettysburg praising their service and distributing gifts to aid expenses.
Los Angeles July 9 The Christian Endeavor Society plans a national dry campaign at its annual convention starting tomorrow. The 1920 goal marks the observance of the Pilgrim fathers arrival and aims to make the United States saloon free by that year.
Fargo July 12 James Kolen and his brother Andrew were early pioneers in alfalfa in the Red River valley. They introduced the crop about 35 years ago and have shown three harvests can yield two to three tons, two to two and a half tons, and about two tons, totaling seven and a half tons yearly. Their work and college support spurred thousands of North Dakota farmers to plant alfalfa as it grows in popularity.
Sometime last night the Mark Paine Lumber Co office was entered from the rear through sheds and the safe dynamited. The safe was found empty, damage only to property, and police believe professionals are behind the break while offering no definite clues to suspects.
Convicts at the state prison have made a solid oak table for the board of control. It measures fourteen feet long and forty inches wide with six legs. The table is a handsome piece of furniture for the capital building as reported by the Times-Record Want Ads.
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