Iowa
Old Press
Waukon Standard
Waukon, Allamakee co. Iowa
January 18, 1899
Proceedings of the District Court for the January Term
1899
Golding & Co. vs. Ella M. Hexter; same as above.
[transcribers note: "the above" was cut off when this
article was copied the microfilm.]
B. W. Ratcliffe vs. T. Cummings; withdrawn without prejudice.
M. F. Stilwell vs. N. W. Peck et al. judgment against defts and
decree as prayed.
H. P. Kidder vs. Cornelius Sullivan: settled.
Citizens' State Bank of Waukon vs. Wm. Goettle; writ dismissed
and judgment of court below affirmed. Remanded to justice court
to enforce judgment.
Jas. M. Thompson vs. George Thompson; withdrawn.
J. M. Collins vs. Chester Ricker, et al; judgment for plff. for
$141.94, int 8%; atty fee $14.19. Decree of foreclosure and sale,
and Lien established.
Susan E. Vangorder vs. Peter W. Vangorder; default. Decree for
plff. as prayed at plff's cost.
Mary Livingood vs. L. E. Livingood, et al; decree as prayed, each
party to pay 1/3 of the costs.
Allamakee Co. vs. Ellen Baily, et al; default.
Allamakee Co. vs. Catherine Powers, et al; default. Judgment for
plff. for $786.81 int 6%; atty fee $43.58. Decree of foreclosure
and sale as prayed.
Allamakee Co. vs. Catherine Powers, et al; default. Judgment for
plff for $711.77, int 6%; atty fee $41.33; decree of foreclosure
and sale.
McCormack H. M. & Co. vs. J. F. Kelly; default. Judgment for
plff. for $177. 45, int at 6%; atty fee $17.17.
J. M. Barthell vs. Henry Fettketter, et al; settled.
J. H. Thornton vs. John Olson Sr.; default. Judgment for $13.40;
int at 6%.
Mary E. Barnes vs. John A. Barnes; default. Decree of divorce for
plff. and for custody of minor children, and for costs $25.
Decree to be issued on payment of costs and atty fees.
[transcribed by E.R., Feb. 2004]
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The Volksblatt
Postville, Allamakee co. Iowa
January 20, 1899
Carl Wegner brought 66 hogs to market Monday that weight 19,190
pounds and for which he received the neat sum of $642.86. He
still has 30 head to sell. Don't say the farmers aren't making
money.
Ray Schuler sold his home on Friday to Joe Nick for $1300.
John Cole Jr. is here on a visit to his parents after a prolonged
absence. He has been working for the Canadian Pacific railway
since leaving the Klondike gold fields, not meeting with success
in the latter place.
[transcribed by S.F., March 2016]