Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-05-08
Now Chstts, Mortgage Law.

Now Chsttol Mortgage Law.
The last Legislature passed the following
statute, house bill No. 10. relative to the
sale Of property under chattel mortgage.
which eoes into effect July lst next:
section l.-Wheneyer property shall b
seized ~ vfrsasu4 aasea snss1 14aGDs ~
Same sold at public auction TO satisfy tie
mortgage thereon, said sale shall b ID. !.
valid, and no title shall pass to the pur-
chaser at sale unless notice OF said sale
shall have been published in q newspaper
Of general circulation printed and pub
lished in the county wherein the mortgage
shall have been filed al least ten days prior
to said sale; and unless tho said sale shall
take place between the hours of - m, and
p. m.
Sec. g. The public notice Of all chattel
mortgages must contain the name Of the
mortgagor and MORTGAGE; the name Of
the person by whom the security is then
owned: the date of the mortgage; the
the amount due thereon with description
of the property to be sold in the exact
language OF the mortgage.
The Sioux Falls Baptist College.
Sioux Falls university is the denomina.
tional college Of the Baptists of Dakota.
A committee appointed by the American
Baptist Educational society has just in
vestigated the management of the institu-
ton on behalf of that society. The COM
mittee consists of Rev. F. +. Gates, Sec
retary Of the society; DR.. J. A. Smith,
editor Of the Standard, Of Chicago. and
DIR. II. G. Woods, superintendent Of west
ern missions. The committee looked over
the college and the city, and were SO highly
pleased with what they saw that they win
make a very favorable report to the society
at the annual meeting in Boston this
month. Like all western institutions the
college needs funds, and II is to be hoped
liberal provision will be made for its fu-
ture work. 1t is doing good work, but
needs more money.
For He Himself Hath sas1 Il.
Evidently Huron's celebration OF July
4th will be graced by the presence and vim
Of the Hon. 8. 8. Cox, as heretofore an
nounced. In proof Of this fact the Huron
papers give the congrsssmans letter to
this effect:
MY DEAR Mr.. MAYoR:-After consid-
erable deliberation, and some work to
CO0Rf818.
which had accumulated, have concluded
deliver the oralion ON the 4th Of July nsxt,
to which you so kindly invite me.
OF course, a. You might expect. aud
from an absolute sense Of propriety, an
address such ~ would make on such an
occasion would be utterly aloof from ali
partisan illusions and local questions.
y
With the very best wishes for success in
all that makes mp the prOsperi ' Of your
splendid territory. and with my congratu-
lations to you upon the renewal Of your
election % mayor, I am Yours truly.
=. B. Cox.
A Rar~ C0llsction of Bslisfa.
The Sioux Falls Press says that at the
opera house meeting in that city ON the
3Oth ult. there were upon tho stage four
teen ordained ministers Of the Rospel, OF
the most divergent beliefs. Two Of these
were bishops Bishop w. II. Hare, Episco-
pal; Bishop Martin Marty, Catholic. Then
there were Rev. F. Gardiner, Episcopal:
Rev. II. B. Thorgrimsen, Norwegian Evan
gelicAl Lutheran: Rev. I. N. Hntehinson.
Presbyterian: Rev. w. J. 6killmAn. Re-
formed; Rev. G. J. 0astlss4. Unifasian:
Catholic Fathsss: o. Errsn. Of Yankton,
8. J. Knauf of Adrian, Nina, Gsores
Sheehan Of Mitchell, ]. w. NcNally. 4.
Ii Blanc, r. r. Hopkins and ". II.
AaheE, Of Sioux Falls.
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