Lincoln County advocate., May 17, 1876, Image 3

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

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1876.
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OIIHBI,SECMUFY.
COUNTY OFFICERS'
N.V.OirnR, DMM OtMi
Twu J.
Twwstad,
Begister of Deeds and *J-
lAdoOoU^OWki
H.
B. DONAUMOK,TNMONV
Judge of Probate.
OKAMtm A. Boura, Sheriff. -'.'••i
V. B. aonux. Superintendent of Rchoota.
A. Ammwov, Chairman,)
Wit.
M-BAIX,
OO.
porr-omeE
DIRECTORY.
CSSA T&ARSSSSXS
i6A.Ho
Northers dally maflani»sa trmy day except Bun
'day at
5:30 A.M.
Depart* every day exoept Snnday
Canton and Milltownmail arrlrea
SAWy
Tnesday
»n«l Hatnrdajr at Departs etery Monday and
Riuda| tt
Yermflttoa weekly xull vritei way Friday si 19
In. Departs eveiy Friday at 2 r. u.
Ofioe open ftoo 0'a* m* to 9 f*« x« On Bnnoayi.
IQw.tol ». if.
JOHN FAIiDB, Poatmaater.
TOWN AND COUNTY.
WBATHBB—cloudy and windy.
MASK W. BAILS? made a trip to Sioux
Falls laat wcck«
A comiDBBABLii'flaiaeed hat been sown
by the farmers of this coonty this tipring.
W. H.' ROHIHSOX has Just received a
largo stock of oranges, lemons and pick­
4A U/tv-£s
LOCAL items are very scarce this week,
as you will readilr peroeiro by glancing
orer oar coltfmns.
Fann Bolognfc saasages at Johnston's
Meat Market Try them. We have, and
prononnce them £nt clats.
MBMM. Jameft 7owler and M. }. HON
ris, of this place, registered ait Cataract
House, Blouz Falls, last Sunday.
SEVBHAL of our attorney* are at Sioux
Falls thia week attending District' Court,
which commenced there yesterday
A OBBTUCKAH
named Thompson, agri­
cultural implement dealer at Sibley, Iowa,
was in town the\forjljMrtof ^tc weel^^
Wa leara that Ed.'Golden,'"who has been
•ery ill for the put Wo or three weeks, is
Tapidly improving, and hopes are. enter
tained of a speedy recovery
I now have on-, hand a large invoice of
Driw WtU material which I will put
down chcbp'for cash.
4tf. MiȴfiifTW. Siirttt.
Rav. Y. B. CosxuMf Baptist, preached
in the Congregational church last Sunday
CENTEHNIAI.—Mr. and Mrs. A. York
WIS.
mm
Jw.tjway,
gender. They have wwiied hlm^'Ceuten-
HBIBT C.
CAITKUH,
herbafier^ap comm
lisLed uniiu
'U
townshl
tar the
son of our County
Superintendent, can now be found behind
the counter at Wm. Robertson's store,
J-W-' "WjM
ALL lovers of the
dance" are'respectful
social hop at Keil
evening, May 1'
danee and topper,
NEXT wiek
form of our
sido instead
Theuncert&nty of
ubrjfiis tl^ reason
RKHABIKJOHHS'
front If tho
Meat Market by
Mr. Johdston hi
room tofjfep
lias"
maz& oi the
ivited t^ attend a
1 next Friday
ickets, including
to change [the
.1 pri^t tiidout-.
as heretofore.—
arriving reg-
soon* imprtite
hs uses for a
glass front,
kpleted mn Ice
ns
accompanied
publish the real name, but as a guarantee
of good faith.
•»*+. *«'.««»t««aWV..
hay
and some slx oir olgfet was burned
last iiataidae aflwrnep|y9®kipiib«is rap:
spark
^wm
jwhile
yet paid their subscription to Ttim Aoroi
|iCAi* will not be buhflil about calling at
jftwo dollars as soon posslMe. We are
ON
of the firm of 0.
wholly unmap|H{eable. After passing
bert's itow team turned eMt,
ftl occupants 'of the buggy ouVnsn
tiMi block in4 between the nsideB|Mt of
James Simpwm tad V. J. Thonstad, took
a drcle around the latter r«iMMuM ta&
stopped therasolve*. MesaiWfCsrpenter
abd Wintehi wen consldcrablf brtUed ty
their fall from the buggy, though not seri
ouslyinjured. The buggy was. lltsrally
ton to pieces, and the team badly scratch
*1 up.
To Repabiican debtors ot Canton
township held a caucus at the Court
House last Monday aftornooa to- selwit
delegatM to represent jthis township in
the County Convention lb be holden ih
Canton to^ny. The following were the del
egatei chosen:
:1£
-Bafif.
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fall
Wii. are Informed that Mif. Mien 8.
Tapper, quite notorious throughout Iowa
for her experience in bee-cult uring, has
arrived In this county and will remain
with her husband during the summer.—
Mr. Tupper owns a Cum near this piece,
on which he has resided a long time
while Mrs. Topper has been engaged
AiBity ttee^ete., in Iowa
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4
MRS.H.M.BOHD has been' engaged to
teach the summer, term of school in the
THE County Contention to select dele,
gates to represent Lincoln county "in the
Territorial Conv^ion, will be held at the
Court House in this place to-day.
In another .opluma will be^found the
the Slopx City Wntrnakel-
in their Job and book bindery departments.
The Daily Journal reashes us the same
day it is printed, and therefore furnishes
the latest telegr^ihitf news and market re
ports. to be had in this section of the coun
try,pn^ is theonly medium through which
our people can get the daily news the same
day of their publication. The Weekly
and gives a large amount of gener#l'and
local aews^ and telegraph lepBrtB, Read
the advertisement and see the inducements
offwed in ^ook-bindiag, job work, and for
furhishing' bliiSbobksf!«r county oncers.
Eden News.
•i.-. nai,D. T41IV
BJia clalmtb be the baaoer flai tqwn
ot JAaosAa eounty hundreds of acres: of
thto crop have been sown ty our caier
prising fittiiMrti thie springl Jt Is.r^wd
entirely^ f|# thtfaced, which is gktatly mar
keted at Leitlars, Iowa. One dollar^ »nd
five cenjts per bushel is the con^a^t p^ce
this season. It all goes to the Msakatp^
Minn. Qil Mills. It proved to be a more
than wheat ^t^aaon.
We hope our fanner friends will not bei
dis^pointedrthis seaam'
sci
la
ty
vUMr.
A
dealentria acocul
Ywnwmm*
K. Thompson,
aftenwi
^loa^gr-
rinters^mi^tte
Mf«tf"oSfinMw
•mWi
H. DeLong, Mark W.
Bailey, W. M. Cuppett, a. W.Harlan, Mat.
Hanson. "1,
AT the County Convention held in this
place to-day the followinf gentlemen were
elected delegates to the Territorial Con
vention: G. W. Harlan, M. E. Holter,
R. R. May,' E. W. Owens, John Falde,
Mark ^/Bailey, ple Hfllyig, H. H. De
Long, A.O. Hubbard, C. A. South. Next
week we will give a fall report of the
proceedings.
a
^-'ooacABi* was: j^ve|' t^ ^l^hool
house in Beloit last Saturday evening by
the Beloit Musical Society, under the di
rection of F*of. Davies. A large number
of our citizens attended the concert, but
the Canton Singing Class did not take part
itf th6. (Mhc^rt, as intended, they having
,Wn politely infwmed by a genUetna»
qf Uw Belott clsss"that their iervices Wo-e
of, emigrants from
county.Minn, cooslsting of E. 8. Ingalls
and famflyt R. Ptews and Wm. Leach, ar
rlvedt in town Monday evening, and will
settle in th« western part of .ftu county.
These new comers came overland, were
about two weeks on the road, and brought
household goods, farming tools, stock,
Ac., sufficient to begin life in their, new
homes in good style.
J. L. JOHNSON concluded there was lum
der enough in the building formetly used
by him for a hotel to make two good ten
ement houses therefore, last week, he
moved a part of the old building, on to a
lot in his new addition to Canton, and is
making a very comfortable tenement
house of it The other part was left stand
ing on the old hotel site, and will be fitted
up in shape for another tenant
THE question as to the further publica
tion of the Beloit Timet now fiilly set
tled, and the publishing of a paper in Be
loit is among the things that were. Yes
l&uay Mr. Ingham had a Anal settiesient
with tho Carpenters, and the press and
material have been packed up and moved
to this place, when they will remain un
til it settled where the pioneer editor will
relocate. Mr. Ingham and family started
yesterday with their hoflsehold effects for
Bramble county, this Territory, where they
intend to settle and vrjhereC l^r. IhCh«m
will probably ship hisl.priatiag ntaourils,
soon, and start aaother paper.
ia thebr expecta­
tions A"!!'
Miss Minnie, daughter of Mr. James
Olin, of this towndiip, lecmtl]^ liMlt a val
joable young eow by getting choked to
death by a turnip,
Mr.David HMm
his brashereoon. Heir the peeteot ooun
ty TTessurerof ieward county, Nebraska.
Dav^rays he It coming up Ashing^
he w^ Touorhe mi|ht sell out to|he
«%lo^r^,»»'-ffrtlT6u^^ ]th|tQ|r.
ever, as it is only hear say.
l,inIey tad some others have bwm
^rogpectln^ for coal a fe fetfes jAlb
r"*"
ntjaVbLtfb*
"M»e
waside ctm
low-the bed of the river.
while the other
Whopehe has nut
tft.it j»T.~
ftefe^he-
the indiea4
ftari
sue-
J^MvSoitAsji in company,frith Messi*.
O. A^ylp^ I Moore sod imp
KelttMre tottk fc «r|p to Siou*
Falls. Tin
eowtn between this plac^. th^ FrfN
^settled, and the fine grows
jjhaMieve been plarted by
Jl. a. IKfoivt
seen all along the route,
present a very fine appearance to the pass
^v^!3|pij#'ditt»ctpri®e8 the energy ifid
raterprife of the sutlers. As we only had
a short time to stay In Sioux Falls, we de
voted the most of it in viewing^ the beau
tifol falls of the Big Sioux River at that
place, and truly magnificent is the sight
they present We met our friend Everett,
of thB Pmtaaraph, who infoimfed us (bit
business was quite good in town, and that
the" people were very entttusiastio over
their railroad prospects. After taking
supper at the Cataract House, we bide
farewell to Sioux Falls, and started home
much pleased with our brief visit to our
sister town.
FOB the benefit of the Tankton news
papcr|w'c:arc obliged to give a. short dis
quisi|ion on the geography of Dakota.
Lincoln county lies on the eastern boun
dary of the.Tcrrltory, separated from Iowa
by the Big Sioux river, and the county
seat is Canton. To the westward of Un-'
coin lies Turner county, whoss eounty
seat is Swan Lake. The circumstances
that induce us to give the above informa
tion cue the facts that the Prett 6 Dakota
tan has got in {he habit lately Of heading
selections from Canton papers with the
caption ""Ttarner County," and that theiftr
ald alludes to the late journalistic venture
of Skinner A Tallman by saying that
"Linn must make a little better paper it
new jour
with the great
est diffidence that we venture to correct our
cotemporaries, bat we believe that the
Legislature elonetis authorized to annihi
late the boundaries of organized counties.
—Swan Lake Era.
he fxpepts to compete with the
nat'of lwan Lake." It is with
&
7* Legral Notices.
Administrator's Notice.'
KoUee la hereby gtvm that the underrignedfcaa
been appoinWd and duly qualified aa Admtnlatrator
of the estate of the late Kuud Xhompaon, deceased.
AU persons Indebted to said estate are requested to
aettb the same, immediately and all claimi agatnat
said estato must be filed with the' Judge of Probate
la for T.frwtiw County, Dakota Territory.
Dated Oanton,D. T.. AprU 15th, 1878.
JoAs FAtDE, Adminlstrafcr.
Bum Qmoio. Attoniers.
iiwassfjil
Sheriff's Sale.
HEBBITOBT OF DAKOTA,
Codtrrr or tntcoLK,
Bs virtue pf an execution issued out of the Clerk's
o&oe of the Fir«t DlsWct Court in and for
the County of Xincdtn, and to ine directed, I have
levied upon and taken all right, title and interest of
Frailer Oilman of and to 6$ following property,
wit: Northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of
Section 27, Town. 96, Range 48, of Lincoln County,
which I will offer for gale tt publio auction May 90th,
1878, at 2 o'clock p. at the front door of the Court
Bosse in tho village of Canton, Lincoln County, D.
T., to saUafy a judgment in favor of Michael Hoff
man, amounting to $49.41, together with cost'of levy
and sale.
Dated April 33,1878.
0. A. SOUTH, Sheriff.
os 7
Plaintiff'aAttomeya. 1-tt.
''.
Si&ri&a
TEBBITOBT OP AKOTA,-1 'ft
if a
CotrsTTO* Lmootif,
By virtue of ah' execnUOn isiraed' out of the Clerks
... 'Jnand'ftp
and de
_. proper^ :of
Frailer Oilman the following^ res) property,, to
wit: Southwest quarter of "the southeast quarter of
Section 23, Town. 96, Bange 48, in Ltaooln Connty,.
which I w£l offer for sale to the highest cash bidder
on the S6th day of Hay, 1878, at 2 o'clock p. K.,at tile
frontdoor of theOoart Housein theTtnage of Can-
Id county, to satisfy a judgment al favor of
Kanufactming Co^ amounting to
er With cost of levy and sale.
April 25th, 187SI
0. A. SOUTH, BhaHff.
.Banjct
OOTOBD,
FlainttfTs Attorneys. l-4fc
SherUBTs Sale.
TBBEltOBT OP DAKOTA, I
offlei oV^he°FiSwteju^S2l^^^ Cont In SaTtot
the County of Lincoln, and tame directed, I have
levied upon and takea all right, title and inteiMt of
Tracior Oflman to th& 'following real property, to
witrKorthhalf ofthe ioutlrweatquarter of 8ection
98, Town. 98, Bange 48, of Lincoln County, whldl I
iriil-Offer for sale at public auction at the front door
of the Court House in (he village of Cantos, Xineoln
County, on the 90th day of Hay, 1876, at 2 o'clock r.
•*4 to ttwhighest bidder for jsau, to sattsff a judg
ment in favor of H. 1. Booge Co^ amounttogto
IDLtt, together with coat of levy and sale, ffia
Dated April 24th, 1876.
U""**"S
c,A.
Mrjr airrcss, ...
PlainttfTs Attorney. 1-tt.
Sheriff's Sale..
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r, 3
-wr."?
TKBMTOKV OF DAKOTA, I
Couirrr or Uttoau.'
of an exeouUon issued out of the
at tfceJItst Judicial Diatriot of Iiiiooln
toma-dlMcted. lhava taken all rigrht,
tiUe, uid Interests of ITraaier Oilman, to the follow
ing real pWpcrty toflrtt :^outhwe«t qwter of the
southeast quarter, Section 23, Town. #8, Bange 48^,
aituatcid In UncOln County, which I will offer for
sale at public auction on. tho 30th day of Kay, 1878,
to thq Ughest oash U4der, at 2 o'clock v.
IL,
PtdnUfTaAtMfMgr
gfce
We
ofgiPgel^fece.
Mortgage Sale:
•n4Sma»Swje
wire)aof the
siecttte deliver to BeojMBla Hill
a
oertein
of Township ninety-aigltt of Bange
sontainiig eighty aorea, mora or lias
tgrnwriunantaurvegr. Also I
lot or pared of land, coirnnwwtwg at a
aiztyfeetdiM west ofthe southwest oisner of
forty-nine In th* village of Canton, Linooln
r, rnmiiiig thence west to the southeast oorher
of the northwest quarter of 8ection twenty-three,
»SKS2»^SS
k)W: SSMitrWBgaof
Corxtngto
dayof Ootob«,
due,4
onegiven'for
to dranr' aMerest at atn jm.
if def
se' secured la
wliereaa the note of Five
Hundred Dollars due January 15th, 1871k has not
hecb paid nor any part thereof, wherefore the
sum seemed by said mortgage is due, whicl
mortgage duly acknowledged was filed for reoord hi
the olio© of the Bflgisterof Deeds of the County of
afore said, on the 5th day^oM)ctoba^W~
'ram of
Fifty Dollars attorneys' fee and whereas default has
been made In t!e conditions of said mortgage In ihe
payment of the sum aecured thereby and there la
claimed to be due thereon at the date of Uda -notice
the sum of Eleven Hundred Twenty-four and thir
ty-nine one hundredths Dollars prindpal and inter
and Fifty Dollara attorneys' fee and no suit or pi
eeedtatfa hava beeo icRitated at law to reoorer the
the aatd mortoge «fB beroreck»ed tgr
he prsinlasa Bwtato. daeeribad, eras
aa shell be neoeaaary to aatMy the
satewdatel
of
mMhthereof
amount due to said
hitareat vidthe tioatg
Boom ^^toSta^OdXfa^'ooaat^ o^tte SM
dan of June, m«i aSOne tfalocttla theaflsnoMb
M:
BSSJAMIB H1XL,
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. W. CARfrEB»
Attorney and Counselor at Uw,
OManOKtlfyi.
o. a. itw»ae.
BAILEY GIFFOBD,
Attorneys & Counselors at Law,
CAHTOH, D. T.
v'.
tt. B. DONALDSON,
County Treasurer,
CAttTD#, tfcr.
im Sfiite In
tended to. Oftoe at Courf Hoi
J. OBIBB HAYS, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Offew Ma profeeaional starlesa to
SM
dtiaens of
Canton, Beloit, and vicinity. Bealdenos and afflea at
the late residence of Bev. t. t. Snyder, aoutttwsat
from the Beloit Bridge, Canton, linooln Cd, D. T.
EVr.O.Addfeea, Molt, leva, &.
IHU&E J. ISONITAO,
Ex-Officio County Clerk, and
REQI8TCR OF DEEDS,
¥m
CANTOH, I4HC0I«KC0^ D.T., fe.
Will pay tasea tot noMaeldents, and furnish ab
atractaof title at reaao«i»ble rates. ltf.
BICHABD JOHNSTON'S
Meat Market
All kinds of fresh aa^ aalt vesta and srenrthtag
toot Main
in the butcher's line itaqi in Stock. Shop
St, Canton, D. T. ltf.
JOHNSON HOUSE,
CAHTOH, D. T.
Paaaeogera on Howw ^. a Stage Line between Sioux
Falls and Portlandvllle going south can get breakfast,
and those going'north o*u roppffi ttis Hoaafc
Splendid aooonanodations tar aB travelers, and good
sublea la connection with the Houae.
J. L. JOHUSOH. Proprietor.
BAKERY AND RESTAURANT
W. H. ROBINBON
Keeps on hand and for sale for cash a large stock of
bread, pies, cakes, crackers, cove oysters, canned
peachee, to. also a full line of. confectionery, to*
bacco, cigars, oranges, lemons, Ac. Warn meala at
allhoun. In connection with the above he hae a
First-Class Barber Shop.
E. O. PLUMBE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
CANTON, D. T.
Formerly U. S. Marine Surgeon, Uesntlate In mid
wifery and surgery, Hamburg Germany. Office at
Keller's Drug Store. Reslde&oe over Robertson's
store. Allcalla
reasonable.
wfll receive prompt attaatton. Chafes
M. L. SYVERUD,
WATCHMAKER & JEWELER,
And Dealer la
i--'
Clocks, Jewelry, &c.,
Pott Ctfice Building, Canton, D. T.
All klnda of work In my line attended to promptly,
and on ahort notice.
$3&~ BirEBiaci—MT WOBK.
PHCBNIX
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
CASH CAPITAL. $600,000,00
CASH BINIPLCS $1,352,303JB2
The oldest and most reHable oompany in the Uni
ted States. Over $10,000,000 in losses have been
fsuld by the Fhcsnlx
JOHN FALDE. Agent,
ltf. Canton,D.T.
Statement of the 'Condition,
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
O* THZ 31ST DAT OR BECANCBRA, 1«7S,
The name of the Company fia The Jforthwestem
Mutual Life Inauranoe &>mpany. It ia Meated in
lHhwnlwA.
The amount of ita Capital Stock ia I
The amount of its Capital Stock paid up
Tn*Hm.oiiBioo»ir
AKUIDUOWI.
Caah on hand and In the hands of agents
or other persons. 4
Beal Estate unincumbered
Offloe furniture and fiztuna 60 pec
cent of caah..........s...-,
Bonds owned tqr the Company to-wit:
U. 8. registered, par value, $380,000^30.
Green Bay City a6,400J»
Pope Co. Minn. S,OOOU»
Amount due or not 'due to banks or
other creditors...
Loeaee adjuated aa
IiOMK idjnitod not dM.
Loaaea unadjusted.
Loaseain suapeose wilting for proof)
AO-other claims afalnat the Compepy
raaarva,etc
at the
fnmtdbor of Court House In the village of Canton,
in said county, to satisfy a judgment in favor of the
Madison Manufacturing Company amounting to
SMUGS, together with coat of
and sal*.
\Dated April 25th, 1876.
Cit8O0TH,8h*iff.
554,»LM
496,010^7
7|^00
Total... SU,4fXU»
Market value....... 98MSUT
Lo^ns on Bond and Mortgage, bdng
flret lien on wrinoumbend seal B»
tate, worth double the am't loaned, 10^S01,468UB
Debts otherwise secured, accrued in
tcreet and rent 543,079.16
Ledgerbetanoe aad UUarecetvable,.. ST^nOuSS
Ptliti for premium* 88i^517«18
All.other securities, prwulumnotes,.. 1,142,790.87
Total assets................ $17.1X8^0301
LIABILITIES.
iue*.'.!..:.. 1
Total
170UMJ1
forproof
insured in any
ABQERE....^
STATE Of WISCOHAjU..
OTTRT
m*7
or
MawAtnatu.
H. L.
FAKIR*,President,f
»,UWM»
The greataat
one risk, aenjimi vyn.....,......
TSe greatest ammmt aDowed. by the
rulea of the Company to be insured
inanyoneel^r,townorvfllage...... ^vf
The greataat amoont allowed to
aurad in any one blook........K
V.*
iod
I taraby eerttfy &at the above and
true and ccrrect exhibit of tt* flnanc
the Wmthswetein Mu^asJ Lifs Inmmsies Cospsciy,
of MBwsukee, Wiacaoato, as shown In Ms sworn
statement now on file In this oSee.
In slluisi whereof I have hsswmto sat my html
and afltxed the aea(. of ryr offlee at Oi
^kSk0- ftJMra** *•D'
'.-w Auditor of
Subecribed and sworn befon ma, this Slat day
oflfan*, 1816.
[aaaa.]
Wk-H.
1
WanxAa, the Nozthweatem Mutual Ufslc sr-
wren iitatwnint of ItaeondWo^ oaBM) Mat day of
December, A. Ik, 1878, ina riianii with ths pro
vMona at ast-Aetof Uiu Lsgi»latt» Assambly of the
Twriton of Dakota, relating to. Tuni wina Compa
^seTswrovedJn^ry 8th, lBflS and, «hena ou
Tismliiilliia if T~
ny filed In thla Offlee, I find that tke mid Insunaoe
C«t«My MMsaaedof tte nsesaaaty aaaoaait ot
"j^efwa, I,
A!*S^^^«^
WILLIAM ROBERTSON,
i-
iMfc
gf
FASTTRAK.
Kot» FubL'r.
MUwankeaCoui^WiBettitcfeu
A
TEBBITOBT OT DAKOTA.
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NOTIONS,
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