Lincoln County advocate., May 03, 1876, Image 3

About Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877

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Taou J. Tw»»tAn, i^dir of Deede il
Treasurer *od»a «t Probata
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WM. X. BALL, VCO.
CANTON POTT-orfice DIRECTORY.
Dwitken daily null arrtvae efenr day
dayatS-.AE F.M. Dmm everyday e«oeti»aadiy
CSABUB FASOT of SieozCity, WHO BM
many acquaintances about tbis place. Was
in town Wednesday last iv
KB. DiicOir, of the Dixon Hotel, has
been giving his barnacoatof paint ffliich
greatly adds 'to ltd appearance: It Jill
y'-
(YoaafD.—Russell's KeaOrt has not been
this week.
jinucU nf nam for 1
License Imve to lie paid'oace ar.
"AKDT" WAIXB, of the flnnofiioraick
A Wails, Sioux City, was in town Satur
'eay last, looking after the intursais of that
fi"» p-i
KB. N^THAK FORD, Jr of Tanktoi,
agent for ser^ral diflerent ocgan compa
.nies, ivaaa guest at tbe Johnsou HOWM
day,last-WcckjjSjfeg^a''^ i--' 0{
-EriacoPAL /aarvicea -w Keller's Hall on
Sunday next^ Miiy 7tl».i- Rinr.Vir.~Wi Fowler
will deliver hia annual addnm. The pulv
lie are Anviteii to attend.
,x
Mb. J. L. oils son informs us that ser
eral parties have already purchased lot|
in his new. addidpn, and will pnt «p* resi
dences Uiereon this season. v,
LAST week closed the second volume of
the ikluit Tinut aud Gantcn Edipft. and
.3Ir. (ligham gave, notice that no paper
would be issued from that office this w«ek*
T. J. Fames keepa aa fine an aaaoru
-mcnt of cloUilng and. gents' furnUhihg
»w«good«a3 can bo KHIOCI in the Northwest.
He may be found on Bridge street, south
part of town.
Riy. DM. M. HOTT, formerly an £pisco*
pal clergyman of Vaakton, but now at
,. tending the daties.ot. the Bisnop iaa part
Tiof this Territory,' wise in towk on business
one day last iriftL
"I Oao. HOBBAIH,:Ssq^BF Teirview, wae
:''-i'in to seis^lh'is
!.AereportB
Tnimrnvn.,
sz&SFtas
•UHfTWate
ly Monday and
mr
TkMin at« A. M.
TtoaflkatwrtiraMli
au D«iM twrj Friday all f.'K.
Mn.
at 19
(MBee alTiC 6'i.t. «n Baadaya
.4M»!TAN|»LVIOTI.
WKATHBB cold and clot*!^
QOOD TO TAtt.—The Lincoln County
^"ASVOCATi,
RL-T SATOROAY laat waa a ltalr
nerchwta.
afc
One of oar cUiieae asplgaitr tbe Prsil
-dentiel chair. v*J
«i Tn Ji^KTm HoCBKtfl to be supplied
-with new register,.
A. MBW blacksmith shop hu jtist been
opened in Canted."" ""a
Tn railroad meeting of last Monday
ereniog wu a success. ...
Bcaecaisa, pay for, and aend the A»
f^WOCAWI to your friends.
8 fa of white sagar given for $1.00 at
Postoffice Store.
,m CAW p&id tor Lincoln'Warrant*
Bailey AGifford. ,,
^V RBMKVBEB the' media jof thoJDounty
Commissions next FHdk|f. "^f
1
X,$ Miuo RDBYA* returned from his claim,
near Dell Kapida, Satnrdeym
CALL aroand to Robinson's Restaurant
and get a good glass of Lemonade.
HABK W. $lHir was oat huatiag last
Tuesday, and liad splendid soecess.
F. ML KaV, of Beltiit, lost his-tianyby.
fire, last Thursday. Contents saved.
thing!
^qniet arpoid, that .U^rn, at present, bat
JMJ» they an hlcsasd^ith good atom
J^iihdftk^n ^eiflbdi^^'»'V4.C
CASTOK is K*tty ure to have a railroad
i^fbefor* next Ml. Nothing caa aaake timai
^easier for1 the fanners than to be conveik
_, a'ent
'''*msri»t'ft)Sr.
.. Tiosa of our friends that have bees kind
^enough to aubkeribe for two or- mwre cop
^Jles of THB ADVOCATE, can have them
^mailed to any address they may desin,
•Sefree of postage, by cflling^or seading
word to thia olBoe»
icrior HN iinnvni miu iv uv wun»
to railroad vHiere ^tiaw'^ll a'gaodr
CABTOK IMS as good a harases ahoy as
ithere is ia the Taaiitosy., Mr, Mooing the
proprietor, ts« good workman ss aa 0
veatigation of aometrf the aplendkl double
hantesaes that he has tor salei, will ahow.
Wvp him a naU whsa jrou want anything
in that line. s,
J. If .tka4^'lEsf,^fBiioj|Mgr flroaa'.
Yankton, haa^oaci&dad to auke Oantoir
rhis perauBMt: iMdeaee,' lad' haa taken
^-.office room in thoOaart Honaa with 8her
8oath,wbere beWill befosnd/Rady tq
attead trany legal baslaaaa aeiut Attor-
fiuoa to the iaaaing of oar tut pipeg
we were asked jnst six hundred aa|«n:
eaty«ee*ea timea by anxiou dttaa^^geir
thep^per oat?" The word "nor* wee
appenaoatia oar mtada dnriu^ia
tela* aieptaat ae^
BTttii rnnia
aaaatetairbv
TMjr
to
e*tt*
'are wumip**
SESs&s
into the BMMfactarla* bwslnsss ei
ge into the maaafaetarlag
«^eiy.
a of a a I W
paassdlhroaghtowaMiiawesltoahiawaf
Io mest
&, «ho haa yea* viaitiag
^ikamlng
home.
.s barnvr Hovn made a trip to. Dixoa
conaty^ Nebraaka, the fore part of ^ils
week, lo«tklng
!aftfer
had, been mortg«gcd?liere and taken to'
thM couaty.
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I..
It ia rumored that the Beloit Timet and
Caaloii^ BeHpt*'^to: fcr parehaaed from
Mn'Ingiiam. We^ope it will only prove
a ramor aa we ^alM to looae so thotvogh
a newspaper man aa Mr. Ingham from
thia coauaoaityr^
A graad masiciil coaeert ooadaetad
Prof, Dariea, wilt be gifaa at* the achool
hoaao la Beloit, Iowa on Sfitaniay even
ing, May lltb. Agood time ata^ be ex
pected. AdmiaaionM cents children un
der It yNva id age, 16 ceata.
J. L. JoxmOB, the genial proprietor of
the Jofauoft JSoaac of thia place, will
build a namher, of new dwelling hoosea
is Caatoa tMeeeaaonl 1M oibim op our.
buainess men that have capital invest it
|n thia fcififf of mw»1t nowj |mn»ft»yanf
•A Bcaooi. MAMI Miss Idella Ingram,
aow stoppiag at the Johnson House,
has secured the. achool in the Clark die
trict north of (owa, where she taught laat
summer aad gavagood aatiafaetion she
will take charge of her school Week from
next^Monday.
Maaaaa. CARFBVraK, of Beloit, have
made the citizeoa of Canton another prop
osition on the railroad matter^ and accord
ing to the worda of Janet A, if the citi
Ms'of Canton won't accept it, "They are
d— hogg,.'' If that ia ao, whiat ralation are
the citiwns of Cantoa to citieens of Beloit
Jont BAHKT haa reaignad the position
as driver on Howard's smge line between
this1 place and Miller'a W"*1" John
has made the trip regularly for long time.
Ha iateada leaving Cantoa and viaiting
the East, but wa shall be greatly aurpriaed
if before another six laonths roll arooad
don't Had him back to Caaton.
A. Hi Monniaoir and L. Hall, of Mich^
igan. CI. Billings, of Chicago, and
Ch«s. G. Wlckcr, of tt§e D. S. B. R4 spent
Baailay sight ia Canton. The former
three,gentlemen think of porebasing an
interest in the Dakota Soathera railroad,
and were With Mr. Wicker looking over
the line of the Pembina. They left early
Monday by Howard's Stage for Portland
-iS
TaACxaa's IasTtTura-^-We7 have tried
hard to obtaia the proceedings of the
Teacher's Inatitote held ia Can^a last
Saturday, hot have been aaable tb get any1
thing 'like a aatlaflMtoiy roport.4 There
were quits a number in attendance and a
aumbv of ippncaa|B fbr M^flcates, bat
iRIBwftUw V9
|srl[
STOBKr.—May day thia jmr proved to
be aboat aa atormy aad blis«aidy",aaany
day dariag the the paat winter. At an
early hour in the morning the s&ow eom
mecced'falling Veiry radidiy, accompanied
by a alight miat or rain, and the wind blow
ing qUita hard from the northeast, lemind
ed one of a genuine "blizzard.'*.: Snow
fell most of tbe forenoon, making things
look wintry like and disagreeable, but by
night it had moatly diaapprared, -and left
the atreeta ia a'muddv condition
Immediately' after the" raiiroAd Meeting
of. May 1st, held at the Court Honse in
Canton, D. T.', had adjourned,' knrjther
meeting waa or^uiized with M.
CuppM, cminniui, and, O. 5. Gifford, aec
rttify. J. M. Carpenter and F. A. Keep
waa called for and addrsaaed tbe meeting
in Oppoaitioo'to bonding the county to aid
therroad,. and Mr^ ^flrookfe and ptiieri in
fkvor thereof.' No action was takea.upon
aaything. A aumber off penooa signed
the petition to the coan^r Coumisvioners,
during the meetiag and after adioarameat.
Maatiaga^oarned^-/':ftK)t .~-
O. B. Qiafoap,
"-'C.'
Ma P. Wnmuunnqif of Moux City,
genera) agent for -the Tan Brunt Seeded
'..wu in towaover SaaHlt^ laal. He tea
live jolly fellow, a good Aqjcat, and
thermore, represents a good machine.
Chairaaaa.
RailNrf Meeting.
_JI adleurned raHroad asaetingwaaheld
attkeOmut House, ia,Cantoa, D. T^ on
Moadtyeveaiag Meylat,1978, at 8o*clockf
p. M.
Meeting called, to-order by Cki^frman
Harlan, and Ot 8, Gifford elected a^reta
ry. OLjJecr of the meeting stated
Chairmaa Harlantobeto bear-tbe Report
of the commiMee coiiistlag 1 of Sesen.
Brooks aid BteMd^ e^io. hid b^a ap
tad ata prtormosiing'|ofoonrwith
..
A
M:«pWfeilttiPtem-
Maa (UifiMr'Cfcmparif, U» ftK^ive-prop
osltione or terms of aid from Lincoln
eouatviaaaaiit in ooastructinif tto road
into Liacoln county,: Mr. fiiroolu, by re
^qneat,made the rqwt of the committee^
which lie did with mmropriate remarks,
it a|M flrnaK 1
that when tbe committee ..
City, paitiea Were there from Heloit
to the coespany, aad when
aad Beaedict cenfsrred
tike road thsjjr ware
coald noiatbly be made by
a*. ThaTaatd propoaitioh
'waa ao lata than to graiis aad ne the road
aad Davis, maaageta of the roaa. And
that If Liaooln Cottntr eoeid not aid tin
toed In a eabataathu manaer. the roaa
coald sot be expected to roach oar auattg
latitattfclgitit theflgmeTa the addiiBg
lane amoaitdeaSdt^hroi'to in
in aiding the
alwagpa that the Ballroad ^Sapaay will
aooeptt^e lwwb whea vowdil' jke laaartN
^jheSnttoa. Cmrted-TS^.i,
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T#
IHT BM, BMT4 IF
Wttj
aomc property thatt
CmlyPiiaaft^w
UrnLSa-* Untifa, Ttrritorg
j-Jtm* IISMWIII, aisiaaW sei
fttAH mA tiadaaflataortksal
IMBSMSMIH and M,1
IKw afcatt Mtar Uaeota
•om* at MM Count/
&
RSHS
a«* aoM tlMa ris atUaa ,lmm oanttm.
torn Ma moaay aaat of a3i t*wh Coaatr,
ahaB have atMNHoaafrjwmtorasovarttameat
pncMwliU MM aiua» .ssM Uawla Ootn^ by
war of mM rFattw or "aloagh." And an
afltMaatf jM^isa OMtr ftonda ttMlty
l*wvb*roe elel*»w «ant. te
tanat Mraaaiua, wkenthetna •baO ba Wd tad
Salr aan akaU W Maktec taSolar trtpa over
idiliuaaallmoi^bili, to HTrtat
«hOwa^r, wot mH aartlMUna. Aadno
fottfear Owt Bigtn CBy a«d Vaaafelw
Ball ieaSlafairaMiewmtegHaismii» tote
loMffli yiVF
Motion made to adjourn. Rejected.
About aeventy 4ve persoaa from di:
ent porta of the cooaty promptly
thejpetitioB.
Motion.made to. adjourn.
JG.
W,
0,8. Girroao. Secretary.
iv •?, LINCOLN COUNTY.
A Brief Description of its Lccation Ad*
vantagea, Improvements, Towns, Ac.
Lincoln County was organised by an
act of the Legislature, approved December
30tb, 1807, and Canton made Uie county
aeat. the Big Sioux, a clear and beaati
ftil river, traversea the county from north
to south, forming its eastern ,boundaiy,
aad is composed of many fine water pow
ers. It has aeand and gravel bottom^nd ita
banks are lined with timber, consiatiag of
oak, maple, elm. aad cottoawoo$. The
Brule Creek, j^owa through the county
from north to south, near its western
bouadary. Many other streams of less
niagnitude irrigate the county ia different
directions. The soil ot the prairje is rich,
Strong, productive and well dra^ped. The
valley of the Sioux river is extfamely fer
tile, ia composed}-: of rich bottoia- land, a
large portion of which ia now under a
high state of cultivation.
FARM1JSO Basotmcm^
One of the ncbeet sections ^fanning
cooaby in the west, lies in Lindolh coon
ty. No greater indneementa caa. lie offer
ed to Eaatern farmers tliaa thr^ae is this
section. Fertile lands at modcrfl|e pnees,
and being on or near the lineof a'lailroad,
they must increase rapidly in ijaluation
and farming can be carried on :'aa cteap
a^d with as little capital here, la any
other part of ihe United States.
ia situated on^ Sections 14, 33,
Township 98, Range 49, and ia I4£ated on
the westhaak of the Sioax riftr, akfMitr
miles north of Sioux City, Iowa^ and six
ty-flve aortheast of Tankton, t^ Mpltal
of the Territory. The territoi
Sioux (Sty and (Mnton ia 4hk
and as the traveler travmes through the
fertile and well tilled farms thailie along
the route, he Is impreaaed with the ad
vancement aad enterprise visible. No
towns of any importance is reached, over
this route, until the traveler rounds the
bluffs and beholds a handsome collection
of buildings denoting eaergy and enter
prise. Theae buildings compose the towns
of Beloit, Iowa, and Canton, D. T. the
former on the east and the latter on tho
weat bank of the Sioux river. The build
inga of Cantoa are principally woodea
atructorea, although brlcJ? ia amnewhat
used- The claps of buildings for acatneas
and beauty, far surpaas many older towna
The Sioux City and Pembina. Railroad,
now wilt to within forty miles or Canton,
will undoubtedly be puahed forward to or
near this place the coming aeaaon, in time
to move Urn crop thialyear.
Real eatate hasgreatlyT adfiufdM M^ltl
uation during the paat year, aa tt naturally
moat aad from ita aituation, Outoo mut
become one of the most thriving toaaa oa
the Big Sioux river nwrth ot ttoux City
The location of Caaton ia exceedingly
handsome and the scenery around it truly
beautiftil. The" town plat tt on a gently
swelling prairie, rialag at the north and
wjpt and gradually sloping to the rivef.^,,
tMPaovBMairra.
A large number oi Improvements haa*'
tatt cna|rietc4 dariag the pastyear^ prin-,
clple among wliicb. is a line, brick CoarL
House. for the county D. Keller'a brick
residence a two atory atore bnildlng by
Q. Gilbert the drug store occupied bjr J.'
H. Coulter ftiraitore atoie of W. S. Smith
the Dixon Hotsl Adee & Lanlug^ atore
boilding aad a large number of. other
business bnildinga and residents.
The populatioaof^toa vsowber
tweea three and four handred, .^MBfMlBg
a choice population, fhll of energy and
enterprise, who act together ia^kannony
and in all aMttars pertaining to tke gnar
al intereat and welfare, are al.'a. oaita.—^
Thia laaa it ahould be la all toavaa/aod it
inevitably follows by aach a policy tha
matters of paUic iatsreat more or less ad
vanoe every n^an's private interest
Below we^vea llat ofCkatapil preaeat
busiasss sstabliehments, profkmiona
ckurekM, etc., «b. We have amdeavored
to eaaaMMte every taraach aad variety
Of baataeas carried on ia Caajtoa, bet it
woald be atra^e indeed, if ire did aot
ovariaoli wtattkfig ti*tloagJ«Jto,bc tathe.
lkt, or coaMah aoaw alight mnwa ia n^M^lBSSiSnSS^
tagapttiagMMralStnaiaaiy. Itlatfaere
awlt of coaridarabte work, aa# we -kaow
that ia naln ia eorrect aad rtrea a eery:
sar"'T^s'
aasatf»a»
MathndMi Xpiaeopal,Uaited
MrTJ O
JaaUac,
H. G. OBlMt, Wffliaml
*em
taaahmHa
aaancwflK
T7_.
^St Rohartadat «MT T. Voadtck
M0^U.XOFCT'UII J. H. Coulter.
AntAai^lokMi Schulter aad W. tt
Saiith,
jiwnia Mowt.
JKaHa/MMy—Simpeiia Kunyan.
^iffllsmVtta ij[, ^|t. MUo Ruayaa,
jiaaaea impaca, J. B. CeUias tad D. B.
•ulater. .-r"
Carprntsrs—Benedict Hewitt, Jfm
'•BUtolJ. H. Brooka,and Smith Keith.
Lamptri Bailey 4 Gi8brd, R.^. Simca*
aon, J. W. Carter and Geo. P. Iteeler.
iBeiory-W. Roblnsoa.^t
CtnfieHm#*-*. H. itobinaon, M.
Keller, B. Kennedy, and 3. H. (!ouher.
Mtat Jfarib#- Kchard Johostoa and
Charley Aadre. f"l
Land Agmit—Wm. M. Cuppef and BL
H. Donaldson.
Phyieiwu ami Surgeon*—E. O. Plumbe,
H. Southard and J. Grier Hays..
Jloteli—Johnaon House, Dixoa Hotel,
aad Msrtin House.
Wagoimaktr—lL. Roaa.
Millinery tad Dr*$imok4ng—Mn. Adee
aad Mm J. H. Brooka.
B*rber-W. H. Robinson. iB,'
Lvmbtr IkiUr—J. 8. Benedict
Town Keller's. L*
Pottmntttr—John FalM.
HmrOwa't—O. A. Rudolph.
Agricultural
ImpUmeiUt~:D.
A. 8hermaa. il r,
Keller aad
Lt'e^y SksaWrFMak fei^r M
ton Brbs. H* ', "^4*
ll-,Qrai*':Buy«n—William, ltobertao^ J.
H. Holaey and J. M. Carpenter.
Re so A us ii
proprietor- City Billiard Hall, Robert
Lahing, prOprfetor. ^Tr:W§'':y
Andrew Hand swingle.
OTHMH TOW*#.-
Lincoln Conner also contaias three
smaller town* known as Bden, Fairview
and Lincoln Center, which show consid
erable entcipriae ahd thrift, and of which
we shall speak further as soon as we have
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tl$ie tq yiait thenk
Adnalnlatrato^a Notice.
Xott«* to Weby given iiaat th» t»dwln«d kaa
tmu:aiiimhted aodchiqr qnaiifiad Ailniimiiaiiir
of Um nWe of the We Knwl Thomvaon, S»naaaad
An prnomfodtMcdto aaU Matearo nqnmtodto
aatne tW aamc. immcdialelTr and aD ddM 'tiOM
add aatele mMl.be aiadwtlklh* Xodge oT fntato
la and for Llaeete Cooaty, Dafecte TanT
Bmot A QtnrmtK Attorns.
BherilT'aBale.
TBBKXTOBT OV DAKOTA,
Couim of lntooU, f
By vMiu of xe sxecoMoa iaaoad oat of tke Clerk's
oflce" of the Ftnt Judicial MatrtctCouit in and for
tfee Cotmty of I&»oohvaMt to me diraeted and de
UvenV I bare levied npoi tka property at
Tmtar OUmau tha tetkftlf nal propwiy, to
«tt: Boatlrweat qpttrtir oWaMBaal qmarttr at
Mob SB, Tawm. SS, Baag* 4S, te Xinnte Coaaty,
icfa I w|U offer for aale to the U«beetaaefc faWder
ton,Inaaldowwty,taaHil a jndswwitmffcmrof
Siaon Wannft*aitng• amonnttnf to
tofdher with ewt of Imry Htd aak.
ApHtaHh, inv.
C. A. gOTTTH, Iftall.
BAO** ft QIWJBB,
TUntira Attorneya. I-St
fikerUt'* Bale.
TCKBlTOai or DAKOTA, „,
Cowrr or IMDOU,
ottw 'irf^^&?nSMa'|lli!5ei Coart inj
ShJSSmi
Dated April 32,18TO.
BAIUT
ormaCMfs
al toe
wit: Soirthaaet guarter W the nortbweat qoaitar of
flection 27. TOWH. SS, Baa«a 4% of Uneoln Coonty,
wbtah I viU offer for aria, alt pabHo aaeHnn May
1ST6, at I o'clock r. x., at the front door of the Coort
Honaeln theviDaceof Oaaioa, Llsooln County, B.
to aaMr jwnawt tn favor of Wlrhul Hoff
nan, amonnUar to $«S^i, to«ether adth ooat of levy
aad'aaki.
C.A. SOtJTB, I
Comrrroia' Lnwotir.
By illaa of aa njwaaim taaaai oat of the
CM?* aOtaa of tha Vint JadMal OlaMet «t Uneoin
Comty, and tone Oiieutad. Iteratdnn •& right,
title, aariintanaaa of fnateSttaan, to the follow
tog natnrayarty to-wB: Bunthaant qnartar of the
SS35d^^^^cSa£t^rt^rwbl^rfcr
aaisatjatHkiapaaa aa tha ISth darof Mtq, 1STS,
tothe
fHatdoorof OWart
atlo'doS r. st," at tha
la the village of Caatoai,
a jndsaMat hi Cam of the
WW a Ineetin with
BAILSI
Oopyn
Coajyy —innting la
Iwy.aad aalaw
C. A. SOUTH, Shanff
Sheriff's Sale.
iaaoad ont of the
RntJadMat DMaict tend far
to me dtaaeled. I
!M andwhaa atatte fhaainal.
aale at wddle aMtioa to tha
Moripy.aad'aaK
aA-apo^a,
a|«rt«'t(:M|y
adke efWBH Snd^DinMS^tn 'mft*UaaaSa
paaaakr,an*to liliii,lhw imai «MBM
Maalatow.«aaaaa*a aa^tha aaeda «r*daeh
TMliaviik
^^alw am^^w MSMaa?.-!-.
,JjJwfi4haaa|
id nf tgfctta
ruffes
LIFE INSURANCE COMPAQ
,, aaiiWBiatafs»ne. —aaaaa^isii.-:
TkaaaMMaf at Oma/mn la «h* VaaaNMD
Myaal^ laipainiSSfaay, tt iTteSd I.
tha iaaaoaat of tta (WU Slock aaarfr
ItesaaoaMafaaoSSuaawkBaMap [ZS3.
ov ooatvAirr MIL HUMI.
latfea iMnda otafata
4
on Hml ftft
tote, worth double tlie am't loaned, 10,S01,MSJ8
Delta ulhaiwtaii aeenred, aocrned In
t*«aatjMMl rant........ aaajffLM
Ledger balance and billa reee)v»ble,,i vtfiWM
PeM* for pranriuaaa 3MJHT.1H
All othar Mtawitlaa, pramhun notea,. 4,143,780.87
Total taaata. 117,118^11.11
LIABILITIES.
Anumnt dne or not due to banka or
1
Tha graaSaat amoont inanrad in any
onertak, aaldomabove. W/XHM
The gwataat amoont allowed by the
rnlea of Ae Company to be inanrad t.
inanyoaMcitr.townorvUlage,
fit 09 VlftCONSIK,)
JOPWTV OV*W.WAIJK*E. ...
_HiL. fkxjttn, ^aaMect, anrfWn.MB»XEgaa»,
Secretary of the Korthweatern Hntnal Ufelnanr.
aneo Company, of Milwaukee, Wiaconafa, befawdn
aworn, depose and aay, ttet the foregoing is tothe
baatof thair knowledge and beHef a roll, true and
jwrrwt ftatemest of tie affalra or the «aid Cuuua-
S,etlartactualaaldleaat
tha laatiraBoe Compt^f the bona
owner of at One Hnndre^Thofvand tlcA
oaah aaaeta, invwted In the State aid
jStatea Stocks and Bond*, or in Bonda aad
Mortgagea of^eal Katato, nntoctunbwed and worth
dmibt the smonnt for whioh the M»«i»moi*mged:
6*4 tiiey Me the above dsacnfced oiBeere cf T~'
amanoe Company.
'.SS!
I lierdjy cartU^ that the abov« and foregoing ia a
th«i and correct exhibit of the financial condition of
the Northwestern Mntnal Life fiunaanoe Company,
at Milwaukee, Wiaconeia, ae lhown iu lta awom
atatement now on ale to thia oAee.
In wttoeea whereof I have tiarenato aet my hand
•k and affixed the aaal of my offloe at OB-
WIS,
1-4L
SlMriflr'a Bale-.
TMRITOKT OF DAKOTA, I
Coinnn o* Uuoot-s, rfsi
By virtue of an esecntion iaaoad oat of thai Cleck'a
offloe of the Itrat iodtoiat Diatriet Court fat and for
the Ooimty of Uneoln, and to me directed, I have
Mated anon and tahta all right, title and Intereet of
Fraaler Oflman to the foUowiiia ml property, to
vrit: Horth half of tha adnthireat qaaHer of Section
9S, Toon. 96, Bang* ««, of Uneois Comity, which I
artu offer foraale at patdioaBotion st the front door
of Uie Court Hovae the village of Canton, Uneoln
Coturty, on the nth day of Jtfj, 1S7«, at o'clock r.
J»
*%_*!»• kMae»
Malajinai -ffifip, te-' SSSSsSjT'm
•Mot In fkvor afH. Ok Boon C«, aeeaaHaito
«SLW, together with coatdTfevy aadaale.
Daiad AprilMth, UrK,
—tC.A.SOCTH,ehiriff.
ItaanaflimaD,
naariura Attone). 1-tt.
BherUT'aBale.
TSAARROBV OF DAKOTA, I
inaceordanco with the pro
•rtstotm of an Art of tho LtgWattve Aaaembly of the
Torito^ of Dakota, relating to Ioaarmnoe Compa
niaa. approved Jannarr «h, }g«g Mkd, whftreae, oc
eaandnationof theawomrtatetoentof aaid Com
ny fftsd is I ftndtlatttc sa& I&stirsocs
Osmpfttjrp poMc—»d of tte BMMMT mmmat of
TSUKSSSSSiftSi
kots-
of Life Taaiu auue in aaid Territojy, for
endUg Derwnber Slat, A. Dj, ISM, by Agmte prcrp
t, S. BSI^PICT, Agent,
whereof I have hereonio act mt
handjodSeal,tWa laa day of AptS, A.
D,tt78. A. 8HEKIDAK JOT
I haeby oetMy that the fomgoiagia a true and
correct oopy of the oertiflcate .of authority iaaoed
two thia OOce to the NutUioeakjiu Motoal Life
Inauauea_ flomiMT. nf W*»ST!W, WlaccDSln*vojs
the latd^r of Aprit A. D^ 1ST*.
laaVaeae atamt 1 have harewuto eat my laat
-.••J,' .and aSSsed tha Seal of aay oSeei at
{aanul Oit«et,n. Tn the day and year above
written. A. SHUODAK iOVIS,
-J. AwdMor ofDahota,
J. St BCNCDICT, Agent.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Attorney and Counselor tt Law,
CASTON, D.T.
o. r. oiyim
BAILEY A GIFFORl,
Attorneys & Counselors at Law,
CARTON, D. T.
H. B. DONALDSON,
County Treasurer,
CANTON, D.T.
Baal Eatate and ta» paying bnatnaea pw—ntly at.
landed to. Ofltce at ConrtHonae. ltf.
J. GK1EK HAYS, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Offina hia profraatonal aarvteaa to the ritliana of
BeMt, and vieintty.
tho Me raatdiince of Bev. 1. D. Snyder, lunttiawt
from the lWil»Tl^BHIdg^ Canton, Uneoln Co, D. T.
•P.O.
ltf.
IHOBE J. TQOKITAD,
Ex-Officio County C'erk, and
REGISTER OF DEEM,
OAJJTON, LINCOLN CO, D. T,
Win nagr taaaa for now waMwita, and fuaiah ab
ataaeta of Mtta at waoeiatle rates. ltf.
GEO. J. HKODIER,
Agrieoltanl IaplsntnU,
SIOIHE FALLS, D. T.
RICHARD JOHNSTON'S
Meat Market
WILLIAM
tt-i
mju*m
Man aad ftatwaa SO par
ewt ot «aaa........
U.S.
V|S0640
mmh.IT
1
wadthwi ^J'ar~r
adjuatad and dne
•djiuud and not due
ouadjnated
inotone
etc...
ims9&61
waiting for proof)
All
Company,
14,430,330.00
ToialUatiilitiea. 914^01,108^1
An^to^ofDakriin.-
Snbecribed aa'd mm before aae, Ikia Sat daar
of march, 19T&
faaar»]
nugfihlaa
ltf.
offTaah and aalt'i
Si-**"""*:
Joamaox
HOCSE,
CANTON, D. T.
aaaaiMMS iiu aaward'a St^a line bet aiian Stowt
TaBaandVintlaiidiiaii |idng ainilh eanaathaaakftat,
AADTHNYGALAANOJTTEANTATAA^JTMABAAAA
lair aaiRVfvnnf
H.U JOa«SCM,FiuiriaH».
BAKEBt AHD RIBS*AUBANT
W.B.R0BIS80N
yfafl^yeQaKwMc^^^
Wco, eigaaa, aaaamm, lfona,
k*.
WMaa anh at
atthonia, & Lnam uMiia nHl thanbeewhahMn
Firat-Claae Barter Mtap.
K. O. PLUMBE, It.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
ooiWtai.
LiiVERirD,
WATCHMAKER & JEWEUR
Andtalarta
Clocks, Jewelry, &c.,
„P«K QPM AUUmv, CfUe*, &T.
mwpgi-.-v.,
Good s,
sum,
raa hand a large 1
i.M, t~ %S 4 I
Standard Prints, Heazy WeigM (fatten.
Cheviot thirting, Bhirtintf
-m
1#^ A
^strife, Denime find Htatjf
4 Duck, Bleached
-.i, JSLjbC1
*&$&
It* "W" ty
f!'
ft-
Brown Sheeting^
^Flannel, Ticking Ginshpm,'
-~T
7
Wm.
H.
FAUNHAM.
m~.*eglB£L
IS*T j&j^WMwanrar DA*OTA,
Amttom'tOrruM,
Owvatj D. T^ AprO let, 1ST*.,
WnxnsM, the Korthweatern Xntnal life Insur
ance Company, located in the City.of Vttwaukee,
and State of W1aconain, haa Sled in fUa OOce,a
aworn atatiiarmit of tta condlttcp, on the Slat day of
Dwaaiber, A. D^
^I'XOTIOXS,'
t.^ir
Boots and Shoes,
JW. ir- li
CrocktfTud
Auditor of Da
aaldlnanranoe
a^aigaataekof
a
GROCERIES,
Tm
forMlaatlowr^aafaraaah.
Casli aid for Wheat.
j|'S
^*TH 5-4^ -.ft WWTK-H
Shelf and Heavy*
r-f"'
HARDWARE
TttmreT',
Farming Hand Tools,
IRON,
•-asWf!.
.fteH*Qla»and-P»^
6am.
"iV
Tht Quiutst Cuk Btorv
Wwt sf CUeage.
V-
Sr/v
H.G.GILBEBT.
Ladles' Fancy Hats,
Dreq Oofd*, Skndt, Paraeeb* Boeing,
AMVsaflnikaLEanM
mm WWUttBBg
NOTIONS, BATS, CAPS,
a&,ae.
•rtsfe
NO. TFCMXS 3T^ CAKT^A.'T/
SABALDS0S1 BBLKIff
iommam
&
"wr.s.
,n
rr-' tnibbon»k
and Gent** Hate,Mibbont,
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'otierv, and a great variety 4
&3W tS'
*x
jiemn-mM.' J®
se
Erypoodif*
S-
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1
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Ladies? Dress Goods,
^HATSJtMD.CAPSa
Boots and
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Books,
"TC&R-TT4-J5f:TSC«S
STATIONERY,
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Batolww. Etc.
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