The Wahpeton times. [volume], March 15, 1888, Image 8

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Light Company now controls, or.
usee elsewhere
or which Hkld.'company may bereafter urn or
contr^and«durW* thesaid term shall supply
the said «tty,«r wabpetoa audits InhabliHnts
with as good, a quality of electric light as tbe
Mitld Thomson-Houston Electric Companyfttr.
nishea In other ettle*, provided that It the said
Hurry W. Turner or his assigns may wish to use
and employ the improvements appliances and
inventions ofsbmeother company, than tbat of
the Thomson-Houston Company, they may do'
•so.
S*o. 6. Tbe said Harry W. Turner, or hi* a*
slgdi shall not unneccessarily obstruct tbe
xtTeetsof Mldcltyln tbe erection or tbe appli
ances and device* used in connection with the
said works, and shall restore the street*, alleys,
highway* and public groundsof the Mid city to
as good.a condition as they were in previous to
fringing wires or erecting poles, or employing
such other devices as may be proper and neces
sary to the pnwecntlon of the work of establish
ing inch electric light plant In said xlty of
Wahpeton.
Ssc.6. In the operation or *aid work* the
said Harry W. Turner or hi*a**lgns shall tata
the city of Wahpeton harmlesa from any damage
or liability growing out of th*eonstructlon or
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repairing of aaid work*, or the InMngement of
'any patent upon any device or appliance u*e«i
lu the prosecution of the said works.
.. 8*c.7. The said Horry W. Turner, or his as
signs, shall extend tbe line* of said works from
lima to'time, so astoturnlsh electric lights at
such points within the limit* of said city of
Wahpeton a* the aaid city council may direct,
provided that there is such a demand for elec
tric lights as will justify the extension or the
lines from said wot-lu and be protltabie to said
Harry. W. Turner, or his assign*.. Using on
Avenue poles not less than 40 A»et in
The construction of the said .works In
v"'?11"' salacity of \Vahpeton by the said Harry W
shall be an acceptance of
(Ws flranchi*e aad of all tbe conditions
and llmlta
contained, and if the Mud Hafry W.
hi? assigns, shall fall to comply with
conditions herein speclfled, the rights And
I shall hereby detehnlne,
Sic. ». The said Harry W. Tnrner. or 111* as
.SlgnR, shall in addition to aa Arc plant, erect
and maintain and incandescent electric light
tm th#
fa.m.
purpose ot commercihl and dp-
mertic lighting.
W- 1® Upon-a full compliance with the
$|oregMng condition* the city of Wahpeton
pay nonttiQ: tbe said Harit .^ur
^®aer or hi* assign*, the mm of fifteen Dollars
.^'•jXjMSVper arc light per month, tbe same to be In
T-operation from early candle light till one o'clock
«w.' 11- Theclty of Wahpeton agrees to take,
'l^ipeandhlreof the «ald Harry. W. Turner, or
'Wi MsIgn*, and to pay tbe aaid Harry W. Tur.
I .^f.' nw, or hi* assign*, for ten (10) arc light* of 1*»
"can
candle Power each, at tbe above rate* (Ofteen
dollar* per moth per are light) from and alter
p^ the erectlon of aaid work* abd for and dutAg
||v: .".the term of this franchise, came to be due and
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P4yable on 'the'JIrct each and every
jag:... -.: isj**-*'—' *V- day of
-t .'month by city warrant.
1*. Thi* franchise ahall take eflbct and
be in force from and after It* passage and sig
nature and 8,rat publication.
Dated. Wabpeton, Dakota, March 6th, 1818.
GBO. M. HANLV.
Attest: CRAS. Q. BADE, Pres't of Council.
City Auditor.
Approved: U«. D. 8WAINR,
^HA*** W. Toiunea.' Mayor.
F.BOM BABBIE.
To tbe Editor of The Time*:
Farmers are busy getting ready
..for seeding.
,r«~ The "ghosts" still make
tor themselves
The Laurance boys will rent a
part of the Houland place tlthi
season.
Will Stoddart is a J, P. in Helen
y, dale township. Good luck. to your
|^onor-S?v^g{
many friends of
to
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iWd^Odntract
^ilfiMi^ii '#v«^irie lichti,
t'iW
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far period of twenty^
^*SPP!W*"t p»«Mf* -«f tbl*:fnnchtie &
end privilege .of erecting «&!''
••. the street*,
WSMflMf* •iter* *»d peblks grounds air thecltf'
•ifeeMMT »«d proper tppM
xncealoctt. supplying amid city of WahUii
andit» irihahlnM*,aad aay etber person*
tlie said Harry W. Turner shall And It eoavev
lent and desirable so to do, wlthele^frlc light.
,) Bttf.S. The said Harry W. Torner.or{Ma as
signs shall hav^uiubls sod proper woritv 'tp
jriy tbe said Web^^^ST
tint* thereof with said light*vltbluaUmortbt
nltor tin passage of tbisftancbliie'andihe nil.
it cation of ttits contract. •••/.-. ±'j '.' 'ft
8*c. 8, The mid Harry W Turner and bis
signs shall keep said works In operation coiitln
donely and shall anpply said electric light to
said city and Its Inhabitants ^pr «gd during the
itald period of twenty-one yeuw, anS la 'eaaa of
an accident, can sing.raid works to be impeded
orstopped, they shall beput tttblu|lipemio«
with reasonable diligence,
4. Ttie said Hsrry W. Turner er Ms as
sign*shall, daring the term for wUcb this ex
clusive franchise is given use In connection with
tkidworks,hu devises, appliances end Inven
tion* which the Tbomsou-liottstoii Electric
sfS'i-
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Mr. Lan
learn that
caster will be pleased
lif lis improving.
Xhei creamery is actively getting
Ml ready for. work.
fe
Alltheir icebeiiig
brought froni the lf^kes.
.... ., »JIrs. Bakke who has betih visit
Mrs. A. Worthington left for
-V,MIlDor on Saturday morning.
i\
.SK: Moorhouse will take ihk
»immer term -of school at this pli|^r
is very popular young 1
ranks No. 1.
T^e.followfng is the board of df-
tot
Barrie tpwnship. in ISA:
uptrvlBora, L.
Worthi ngton, cliftir-
^^•njjens .-Olson,, N. Arntsoq *87
'^||lil|^^oi!}»B8' Olson .kra«|ii^r,
jy^ld£||tt' happened to
ip^lnj^n''"'la8t, W
lodged treejiild
M^nit tnfllcl«d
^urpme 6f organizing «n hlliance.
'iPtopresen^itives were .th#ie from
He)ehdaie and Norway: townships.
After discussing the great benefits
to be derived from an organisation
ot
that kind, incite way of buying
com, twine, machinery, etc., cheaper,
:»n
alliance was formed with the
following officers: president, W. J.
Stoddart vice presideint, Jens Olson
secretary, V. Morgan treasurer, N
Arntson. The next meeting will be
held in the same place the first Sat
urday in April at 2:&) o'clock. Let
all the farmers turn out and help
the good work along. WHO.
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BRANDENBURG ITEMS.
rotlie Editor of Tbe Time*.
Mr. Frijz Satler of the Manitoba
line is down herefrom Breckenridge
on a .a visit to .his relatives' and
friends..
The melting at the German M.
E. church tii»ve been discontinued.
They resulted in the acquisition .of
several new members.
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The Lutheran congregation in the
west end of the township, one of
Bev. Hinck's charges, has deter
mined to have ecclesiastic school in
summer time and public school in
winter.-.' •!»". s'-',
liiiii
a* InnfItrni
Mr. William Witts'' mother«lias
been confined to her house and part
of the time to her bed for the last
month. She came from Germany
last spring, and this clainiate does
not seem to agree with hen
The election of this toWns^lield
at Bohn's school house, the 16th
inst. resulted in the choice of the
following officers for the ensuing
year:
Kor Supervisors- PetwW'ittman, Chairman.
John Hodkn.'
Kor Clerk—Krn*t HoUbauer.
KorTreasurer-Jno, Warner.
for Assessor—A ug. Hoels. K.
Justice of the Pence—Feidinand Hoefs,
Wm» Maas
Vor Constables—Chas. Grlepentroic,
Frank Zleleman.
Alight vote was palled, only 68
votes being cast.
We ha.ve'just been informed of
the accidental death of our esteemed
fellow citizen, Mr. Bobert Haling of
Hankinson. It occurred this morn
ing, TUesday, March. 7th. Mr.
Heiing was going to Lidgerwood,
and in stepping about the cars fell
under them, and the train passing
oyer .him, severed both legs and one
arm ftom his body. He was one of
the most useful members of society,
a perfect gentleman and excellent
mechanic. He came her from Wis
consin last spring, and started a
forge and blacksmithing business.
Since coming he had built one of the
handsomest residences in the yil
lage a fine large shop, and ha^T
taken his brother Tbeadore into
partnership. Th^y having married
sisters, the Misses Abraham. Every
thing was auspicious for a prosper
ous and pleasant life. The blow is
a hard one to bear. He leaves a
young wife and one very interesting
little daughter, aged about 6 years.
Who have the heartfelt sympathy of
the entire community in this hour
of great bereavement. UNOIIOO.
FBOM HANKINSON
To the Bditor of The Times:
Wheat 63 cents.
Wood 97.50 per cord. v'£
Mrs. Mackay who had a stroke of
apoplexy a tew days ago, is much
better.
Dr. Baldwin was called to Genlsro
last Wednesday on professional
business.
Mr. Bessie of Wahpeton^' And
Banker Nelson of Breckenridge
were in town last Monday. i§f«
The Brightwood honse since its
change, is giving {general
tion to all who stop there
Miss Sarah Coppin camiB liome
worn Wabpeton last Tueiklay,. to
tike ashore vacation and secure a
ffiuph^needed rest.
We are glad to see the smilinff
"phis" of Mr. Walter Andrews
Mitong us again. He returned last
fflday from Mason City, Iowa, the
tlie home of his parents, where he
6ii| been spending the winter.
General Manager Bowen, of the
Minneapolis & Paolflc, with about
forty laborers, ran up here last
JMoriday with his snow plow, to rest
his men and lay in a good stock of
provisions in order to prosecute his
*Qrk 4n. ithfi lino.
One of the most 'pleasant social
events ever occurring in town was
1116 leap year party, given by Mrs
Baldwin, in honoi of beririend, Mis^
Giillagher, Wednesday eveining,
March 7th, at the resieence of Dr.
Mid win. About •, thirty guests
WW®, in attendance. The house was'
bMiitifully illuminated withcliinese
The
""MSicians discoursed
the livliest of music, and the beauti
ful toilets of the ladies presented a
icfene not soon to be forgotten by
those present. The ladies did the
honors of the evening in a manner
which did credit to themselves and
Mjedct the gentlemen feel quite at
their ease* Dancing commenced at
ly oVElbck*- An elegant repast was
feryed at 11:80, after which dancing
Wift rtsumed and continued till 2
elodc in the.morning, when friends
leaving their best wishes
wlth their host and hostess.
A^O^BBB ACCOITNT. '-f
TllfJ^ewii: of ^bert Hellii^t
I^B. deatb: f^om being ruii over
\Vi
mt
tidgerwoodi Wed-
7th inst. cast shadow of
over our entire commqnity.
iMI"
"e liere about a year
1th
W
m?
*&<
em
trade. -He at once built a fine resi
dence and soon afterward a large
blacksmith shop. Mr. Helling was
highly esteemed arid respected by all
wljo knew him, and he was succeed
ing well in his business, when sud
denly death stepped in and claimed
him for his own, teaching us all the
uncertainty of life. Mr. Helling
leaves a wife and one child, a little
girl of seven or eight years of age,
also one brother here, Theadore, en
gaged in the blacksmith trade, and
two brothers and a sister in Wis
consin. The bereaved family have
the sympathy of the entire com
munity in their great loss.
Bismarck Tribune: While Gov.
Church was in Chicago the other
day, he snid to a reporter for the
Times: "Dakota is entitled to ad
mission^ on her merits. She has a
population of 600,000 as bright, in
telligent and refined people as can
be found in any of the eastern
states. Could the eastern states re
alize this, were they fully acquain
ted With our surroundings and the
development of the territory, the so
lution of the problem would come
quickly. With a population of 600,
000 we must have a large number
of children needing proper educa
tional facilities which they cannot
obtain under a territorial form of
government, %nd this alone should
insure admission, While we have
five nublic. institutions of learning,
built and supported at great expense
by the territory, and many other
public schools of a local nature, yet
in our territorial condition we are
deprived of many facilities which
we would have as a state/'
NULLIFICATION MEETING.
Seely's Office Exchange, March 9th,
1888—Meeting called to order by
Chas. DainStfel who stated the pur
poses for ftt'iich meeting was called,
and who hoiittihated John Nelson to
act as ch&irtaian of .the meeting,
motion wife seconded and Mr. Nel
son was elected to preside. Motion
made, seebnded and carried that C.
N. Wood act as secretary for the
meeting. Meeting asked as to their
pleasure as to what should be done,
by the chairman, and on the request
of.Beyeral the call for the meeting
was read by the secretary together
with the names subscribed to same.
AJtter reading of the call, motion
made by Dr. Reno that the chair ap
point a committee of five to draft
resolutions embodying the senti
ment of the citizens, present as to
the action taken by the city council
in regard to electric light plant for
this city, at their meeting Monday
evening last. Motion was seconded
bttt^bpfore being put to a vote it
Was suggested that it might be well
to hear fifom some present, bearing
on the subject Dr Swaine was
called for who responded and in
quite a lengthy ta% gave his views
on the subject of lights for the city,
the action taken by thfeoity council,
the reasons that led ti&same, etc.
Commissioners Hanly, /Lawrence
and Albrecht were present and be
ing called out gave thejf reasons for
voting as they did
Messrs. Damerei,/" McCumber and
Lauder were caDRed on and made re
marks. They, did not qnestion the
honor or integrity of the members
of the city''council but thought this
action somewhat hasty, ill advised
and extravagant when taking into
consideration our present heavy
burden of taxation. They thought
more time should have been taken
for discussion pf the subject and for
getting the views and expression
of the people who have the bills to
foot and the taxes to pay. Mr.
Lauder in particular, was opposed
to all things in the .nature of sub
sidies, or the giving away Without
any consideration of valuable fran
chises. Both Mr. McCumbcr and
Mr. Lauder were inclined to think
the council had entered into a con
tract which was not legally bindihg
Qh the city and Which could be an
nulled by proper action. Mr. John
son made a motion that.the meeting
pais a resolution of itpproval or
oommendation of our c|ty council
in their actioii, taken last Monday
eVeniag? the motion was ruled out
of order by the chairman. After
some further discission by various
gentlemen the.f6llowing resolutions
were introduced by Mr. Damerei
and were carried by a vote of the
meeting
1st. It is the opinion of this meet
ing that the city council have acted
unwisely and hasty by makipg a
contract: wth the'Electric Light Co.
whereby the property of our tax
payers Will be assessed for the space
pf twenty*one years.
2nd. We think there is so much
involved that the taxpayers were
entitled to be consulted before defi
nite action was taken.
3d. The city, charter limits, the
amount to be assessed to
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and in mafiy cases saddled burdens
on the "people Which they are not
able to bear, and the Orders or war
rants issued are illegal and in vio
lation of the law.
4th.: We therefore respectfully ask
the mayor and .city council to re
consider the contract and cause the
same to be revoked.
5th. That in the event of the city
council ignoring our rights as citi
zens and .tax payers,, we pledged
ourselves to use every ho^orableand
legal course to have the present con
tract nullified and made void.
Motion made to adjourn, secondedz
and carried-.-
Signed, m\
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Property, is rapidly enhancing in value,
to visit Lidgerwood before locating elsewhere:
actual builders. Call on or address
G. LIDGERWOOD,
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7ITORTGAGE 8ALE—Whereas, Deraolt has
iTXbeen made in the conditions or a certain
mortgage, executed and delivered' by Carl Sim
laner and] Kate simlaner his wife, mortgagors
to James E., McDowell, mortgagee, dated the
18th day of December A.D. eighteen bundled and
eighty-one, and recorded as a mortgage in
the office of the register of deeds of the county
of Richland and the territory of Dakota, on the
84th day of December, A. D. 1881. at seven
o'clock a. m. in book of mortgages, on
page u- on which there is claimed to be due, at
the date of this notice, tbe amount of eight
hundred and ninety dollars and twenty*nve
cents ($890.85). and no action or proceeding has
been instituted at law or in equity to recover
the debt eeeured by saidmortgage, or any part
thereof.'
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given* that by
virtue ot a power of sale contained iu said mort
gage, and of the statute In auch case made and
provlded.tbe saidmortgae will be foreclosed by
a sale or the mortgaged premises therein de
scribed, which sale will be made at the front
door of tbe-court house in tbe city of Wahpeton
mtbecbnnty of Richland and territory of Da
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kota, at: public auction, by tbe sheriff of said
county, or by his deputy, on Saturday the
81st DAY OF APRIL, A. D. eighteen
hundred and eighty-eight, at ten o'clock
In the forenoon, to satisiy tbe amount which
shall then be due on said mortgage.with tbein.
terest vberaon, and cost and expenses of sale,
the sums paid by said James E. McDowell for
taxes, ana fifty dollars attorneys fees, as slip.
nlated In said mortgage In case or roieclosnre.
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piece
jnd ani
or Dakota, and known and described as follows,
Tbe premises described In said mortgage, and
to be sold, are the piece or parcel of land
situated iu the county of Richland apd territory
ami kuunii tsuu wKnuca
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JAMES K. McDOWKLL,
FBAVK A*AV, Mortgagee.
Att'y for Mortgagee. Wabpeton, Dak.
(First publication March's, I88S.) 'K'
OK SALE—Notice is hereby given
tbat ,by, virtue of a judgment and decree in
foreclosure rendered and given by the district
court of Uw.tblrd judicial district, in and for the
couaty df filcbland and tarrltofy of Dakota, and
entered aaddocketed in tbe ofllce of the clerk of
—Ma aad fir said county, on tbe 3d day
'.488k .In an acUon wherein
was pUletlff and Richard
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GET YOUR BUGGY
WAGON AND SIGN PAINTED
Your Business Houses and
lb
by me. Come and see the New Patterns in
WALL PAPER
and Decorations which I,
will show you at the AUCTION MABT, opp. Headquarters-
UDGERWOOD,
Situated 216 miles from Minneapolis, at the present terminus of the
Minneapolis and Pacific
Rilroad and on the Breckenridge & Aberdeen Branch of the St. P.,']
& M., railroad, in the center of one of the
BEST FARMING DISTRICT
uon'„0tIS)SL™ML," 'L"X:loYlZu"°M "n" "ow"»»»
BEST TOWHSDITHERED BITER VALLET
T]HE .SURFACE
GENTLY ROLLING,
Dotted with innumerable lakes and streams fed by springs. The soil is a
Black Sandy Loam
Business men will do well
Lots sold way down to
Lidgerwood, Dakota
N. INK,
ant,
1849
and
Wahpeton, Dak.
Richard 8. Tyler, for the sum of
dollars and 69 cents, which judgment
decree among other things directed
tne sale by me of the real estate herein
?.^ieur.nd*?crl md'.ti
w,4sfy
the
amount
d?or.Sf
8?,5'E
lUHOWH.
rlt The southwest (swli quarter of section
Ive (18) in township one hundred and thirty
(Hi) north ot range ufty-one (51), west, con
luiuiriRone bundled and sixty (ISO) acres more or
less according tb tbe government survey thereof,
bated at Wabpeton, Dak. March 7. A. D. 1888,
Tyler,
|os. O. Henvls, tbe McCor-
*-"-tf-|iaclilne Company, W. A.
»l||l[ agalaaV- tfie said- nkf«nd«
mm
of said
judgment, with Interest thereon and the costs
fj?f "P®!!!?® «uch sale, or so much thereof as
».ii P'»a®h
SH'e
eppbcable thereto
will satiety. And by virtue of a writ to me
Issued out of tbe office of tbe clerk of said
""''n and.lor said county of Richland, and
under tbe aeal of said court, directing me to sell
said real property pursuant to said judgment
•?.* decree, I, S. H. Miller, sherifT of
said county and person appointed by
said court to make said sale, will sell
the hereinafter described teal estate to the
highest bidder, for cash, at public auction, at
'{•'fron'
the court house in the city of
Wabpeton, In tbe county oT Richland rnd terri
tory or Dakota, on the 8Sd day of APRIL, A. D.
°. *,m- °f that day, to satisfy
said Judgment, with interest and costs thereon
and the costs and expenses of anch sale, or so
K? i?'
pwiceeda of such sale appli.
cable thetpto will satisfy. The premises to be
sold as aforesaid pursuant to said judgment
and decree, and to said writ, and to this notice,
are described In said judgment, decree and writ,
as follows, to-wit: The East half of the south-
KI^rie.rJe*
and
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^CM])Mnt:lM«lwbeeiiliMite^at'this: office
^hnsMn A.^Aetjttad. :ng*ini(t uharies K.
KntfpMnbbri./w'njMre ta coiiiply %ith Ihw
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dated M»yl
sej« section 8,
-i -Jtliland county,
P.T.. with a view: to tbe cancellation of snid
entW| contestant ellirplnR that the said Charles
R. Knnppenburg luts failed to pl:i«lt cultivate
and protect ten acres of said tract to trees or
ua*lier*lhcie making suld entry that there has
been about ten acres oi aaid tract planted to
tree*, which lias not been properly cultivated
and protected since lhe| *ame was pliuiteil, but
b*» neen allowod to grow up to grass ami weeds
and tpe tree*.hiiire nearly all died out or been
owtrpyed, and the replanting done Ims been in
sonlclent: that the present condition of said
tract is about ten acres growing to weeds and
grass and a tow small trees, nnd about one bun
"•djjand twenty-fire acres under cultivation
anafgrther, said claim is held for' speculative
P®fPOMa. The said parties are hereby an m
to appear at this office on Wednesday,
the 18th day of April. 1888, at JO o'clock a. in., to
rwpoad and inrnuh testimony concerning said
alleged failure.
MICHARL K. BATTHI.I.K. Register.
Fred B. Morrill, Attorney for Plaintiil'. 3'- .' 'i
Kirst publication March 1,18SH.
MORTGAGE.
SALE—Whereas, Default has
been made in tho conditions of a certain
mortgage executed and
Campbell,.single, moi
delivered by Moore
or, to James E. Mc-
Dowell,mortgagee, dateTI the 12th day of Decem
ber, A, D. eighteen hundred and elglity-one and
recorded as a mortgage in the office or the regis
ter or deeds or the conuly or Richland in the ter
ritory of Dakota, on the 87ih rfay ol January,
A. D. 1888, at seven o'clock a. m. In
book or mortgages on page 70 on which there
is claimed to be due at the date'of this notice
the amount or seven hundred and rprty-one dol
lars and forty-eight cents, and no action or pro
ceeding lias been instituted at law or in equity to
recover the debt seenred by said mortgage or
any part thereof
Now, thororo.ic, Notice is iiereby given that by
virtue or a powet or sale contained in said mort
gage, and or the statute in such case mads and
provided, the suid mortgage will be foreclosed
by a sale or the mortgaged premises thereii. de
scribed, which sale will lie mnde at lie front
door orthe conrt house in the city or Wahpeton,
in tbe county oruiciiland and territory of Dakota
at public auction by the sheriff or staid' county or
by bis deputy, on SATURDAY, the FOUR
TEENTH day of APRIL A. D. eighteen hnndred
and eighty-eight at iu o'clock in the forenoon, to
satisry the amount which shall then lie due on
said mortgage, with the interest thereon and
costs and expenses or sale, the sums paid by
said James E. McDowell for taxes, and nlty dol
lars attorney's rees, as stipulated in said mort
gage In case of foreclosure.
Ihe premises described in said mortgage, and
so to be sold are tbe piece or parcel of lund sit
uated in the county ofRichiand ami territory or
Dakota, and known and described as tallows,
to-wit: Northwest one quarter (nw*) or section
thirty (30) in township one hundred and thirty
three (188) north, of range flfty (50) west con
taining oue hundred and sixty (lfio) acres more
or less according to the government survey
thereof.
Dated at Wahpeton, D. T. Feb. 89, A. D. 1888.
JAMES E. MCDOWELL,
FRASK GXAV Mortgagee.
Attorney for Mortgagee.
fFirst publication March 1,1888.J
Annual Statement
for tbe year ending December 81, A. D. 1887, of
the conditions and affairs or the
Total liabilities
Whole amount oT cash premiums
received
Whole amount ot cash premiums
received on policies written in the
Territory of Dakota.... $14275 K4
Whole amount or income received
from all other sources, collections
on notes aud notes received,
County of Richland,
half of the
east half of tbe southwest quarter(e| of e) gwtf)
J2S? township one hundred
(ISO) north ot range rorty.seven (47)
J. H. MILL.KR,
Sheriff or Richland County, Dakota territory.
TWOMRY BKMIS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Cargo, D. T.
First pub. March 8.1888.
WANTED!
1000 bushels of Barley. Apply to
47 4t W. A. SKELY
Ss
CO.
TRUNKS AND REPAIltlNG.
Just received, a large stock of
trunks, satchels, &c., of all kinds,
also a full stock of extras, such as
keys, locks, hinges, slats and
clinches, and can repair any trunk,
no matter in what -condition, as
strpng and nice as anew one.
H. G.A LBRBCUT,
IlitrneH Maker, Wahpetoii.
I Vi JI
ol Wahpeton, D. T., organized under the laws or
the Territory or Dakota made to the anditor or
the Territory or Dakota, in pursuance or the
laws or said territory.
President, Geo. D. Swnine,
Secretary, Chas. E. Wolfe.
Vice President, John N. Deans,
Principal Office, Wahpeton, D. T.
Organized or incorporated March 8i.ii. 1886,
Commenced business, March 81 h, 1886.
PROPERTY OR ASSETS OF TIIK COMPANY.
Reserve fond 15 per cent, or pre
miums received as provided by
by-laws..
The cash on hand in its otllcc is.
The cash on desosit in hank is...
The cash In bands or agents and
in course or transmission is
Loans on bond and mortgage, be
ing the first lien 011 real estate
worth double the amount of tlit
sum loand thereon
All other sums duo the cmnpany
notes secured by chat mort....
3S316 46
1919 99
2108 00
44tHK 09
l«l 00
807475 09
Total assets
LIABILtTlKS.
Amount or losses yet unpaid
Amount of claims for losses re
sisted by the company
Whole amount or unearned pre
miums on outstanding risks
Amount or all oilier existing
claims
300131 63
C3I8 40
5804 17
74863 99
9436 83
$ II6403 38
INCOME DVKINO THE YEAR 1887.
12-1837 46
134516 79
Total Income SSSOSM 2
EXPENSES DURING THE YEAR 1887.
Whole amount or losses paid dur
ing the year 1887
Amount accrue 1 prior to preced
ing statement (reported but not
DOE) $ 5389 58
Amount accrued subsequent to
preceding statement.... $30632 72
Amount or losses paid upon risks
taken in,the territory or Dakota..
$19037 53
Amount or commissioners und
fees paid to officers ana agents
during the year 18S7
Amount of taxes paid during the
year 1887 ....
Amount or taxes paid the terri
tory or Dakota during tho year
1887....... $1656 42
Amount or foes paid the auditor of
the territory ot.Dakota during tlie
year 1887 (not including taxes)...
Wnole amount paid for salaries of
officers and agents during the
year 1887
Whole amount or all other expeu
tlltures during the year 1887
35902 30
:!2.Vi8 18
4638 00
OS (10
151156 00
11966 80
Total expenditures $100223 62
RISKS.
Gross amount of risks taken dur
tiigthe year 1887.... $3850313 -M
Gross amount of risks taken in the
territory of Dakota during the
?ȣri1887 484888 50
Whole amount or risks outstanding 3134587 89
Wbole amount or losses incurred
during the year 1887, including
tnoseclaimed aud not yet due.... IOMA
Whole amount of losses Incurred
during the year 1887, including
those claimed and not yet due, in
the territory or Dakota I«M?7
Number or agents iu tbe territory
oT Dakota. 164
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
8
Geo. D. Swalne, president and Chas. K. Wolfe
secretary orthe Northwestern Mutual Insurance
Company, of Wah|ieton, Dakota, being duly
sworn depose and say that the foregoing is a full
true and correct statement or the atliiirs of said
company, and they are the above described of
ficers of said insurance company.
GEO. D. SWAINK, President,
CHAS. K. WOLFE, Secretary.
[SEAL]
Subscribed and sworn to before me this twen.
ty-seventli day or January, 1888.
R. II. Pl'Rt K/.L, Notary Public.
Richland County, Dakota.
Territory or
Dakota—Auditor's Oilice—insurance
Department.
I, James A, Ward, Auditor or the Territory or
Dakota, do hereby certify that the above is a
J"*®.*
oPy
of the original staieineut now on tile
in this office.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand affixed the seal of this office at Bis
marck, this 27th day of Fe bruary, 1S88
JAMI-S A. WARD, Auditor.
[rSEAL] !•. B. Momsn, Deputy.
The Territory of Dakota—Ofllce Territorial And.
JiorLnPepartnient of Insurance—Company's
Certificate at Authority.
Whereas, Tne Northwestern Mutual Insurance
ompany. a corporation organized uuder tlie
laws
or
Dakota, has Hied iu this office a sworn
statement exhibiting its condition and business
for. the year ending Decern.'^er 31st, 1887, con
formable to the laws or this territory regnlalinir
!lie business or insurance and
Wherens, The said company has tiled in this
office a duly certllied copy or its charter, with
certificate or organization, and has rully com-
Hied with tbe requirements or the insurance
aws aforesaid
Nnw, thetefore, I, Jntnes A. Ward, auditor or
tbe Territory
or
ions oT said laws, do hereby certify that the
above named company Is fully empowered
through its authorized agents, to transact its
"pp'npriate bntiues8 or Fire insurance, In this
according to the laws thereof until
the 31st day or December A. D. 1889.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and seal at Bismarck, this
87th day
or
Feb­
ruary A. P. 1888. JAM 138 A, WARD,
Wr--
W
Anfeiaal
..
Vor the yet# ending Deqemher S), A. D. 18#. or
tbe condition and aOWrsof the
orsionx Falls, orgnulzed under the laws of the if
Territory or Dakota, made to the Auditor 6f the
Territory of Dakota, In pursuance of the lawn
of said territory,
President, J. H. Weatoier,
Secretary, C. E. McKlnney.
Stocks and bonds $18,000 00
Total par vulue $18,000 00
Total market value $20,400 uo
Tolal carried out at market valne
Bank stocks and mort
gages to secure coUut.
eral loans *31.776 on
Total par value—:/!. 00
Total market value... $88,828 00
Amount secured tliereby
Bills receivable
All other sums due the company,
accumulated interest....
Total Income... $84,760 59
EXPENSES 1IURINO THE YEAR 1887
Whole amount or losses paid dur
ing the year 1887 19,057 07a
Amount or losses paid upon risks
taken in the territory or Dakota
$3,85j 7J
Amount or commissions and foes
paid to officers and agents during
Whereas, the Western Fire p.nd Marine Insur
ance Company, a corporation organized under
the laws or Dakota has filed in this office a
sworn statement exhibiting its condition and
business for the year ending December 31st, 1887.'
conformable to the requirements or the lswonr
...
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4
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Vice President, William Van Bps & L-eW
Principal Office, Sioux Falls. W
'."1"!^ 8, 1887,
Principal Office,
Sioux Falls.
Organized or incorporated
Commenced bnslness February 8.1887!
CAPITAL.
Amount of capitul stock actually
paid in cash........,..
PROPERTY OR ARSK'fS OF THE COMPAKT.
The value of its real estate is---.
The cash on deposit in bank is..
The cash in hands of agents and
In course of transmission Is
Office fur'ture fc sta'nary 94,918 CO
Sundry bills receivable S 804 85
I 100,000 00
.requirements or the laws of
this territory regulating tbe business of insur
ance and
Whereas, The said company has filed in this
office a duly certified copy or its charter, with
certificate of organization, and nag Inlly com
plied with the requirements or the insurance
laws aforesaid ,.
Now, Therefore, I, James A. Ward, Auditor of
the Territory of Unkota, pursuant to the provis
ions o! said law*, do hereby certify that the
above named company is folly empowered
through its authorized agents, to transact its
appropriate business or fire ani marine insur
ance. In this Territory, according to the laws
thereof until the31st day of December, A. D. 1888.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and seal at Bismarck, this 31th day of
February, A. D. 1888.
NOTICE
JAMES A. WARD,
[SEAL] Auditor.
First publication March 8, 1838,
OF SALE.—Notice is hereby given
that by virtue of a judgment and decree
in loreclosure, rendered and given by tbe district'
conrt of the third judicial district, in and for the
county ot Richland and Territory ol Dakota, and
entered and docketed in the office of the clerk of
said court in and for said county, on the 1st day
of February, lbS8, in an action wherein Theodore
French was plaintiff and Joseph Forman.
Anna Foruan, Albrecht. Butler, and
Ptifwfer^M0?^8°®"rPenter, Jr, and William
Puisifer.special partners trading under tbe firm
P?."16 nnd s'yle
°r
W A Seeiy Co, and Anton
Miksche[were defendants.ln favor of said plaintilf
and againstthesaid deftndants.tor the
snm of two
and ninȣr'f 'lu"l,re1and niuety-iwo dalisrs
and ninety-two cents, which judgment
sale lfv^mU"0!!? ^iher
,hi,ng!l
after described, to satisfy the amount of said
J,l!w.STent- w'"'
'nteJ®st thereon and the costs
esPen8eii
°f such sale, or so much thereof
.MI ST LACH
S"le
J, H. Milter, sherilt or said county and Dersuii
Till "S'/""1 ourt to make said safe w?l
sell the hereinafter described real est-ita tii
highest bidder, for cash, at pnhlic anctinn
the front door or the court house in thecity or
^ra, ,r nV"l.,"e
,'OUoty
ifc"
10.500 00
45.415 03
•irwS
88.501 81
1-%/ 5,177 41
Amount or losses yet unpaid, esti.
mated
Amount of claims for losses re
sisted by the company
Whole amount of unearned pre
miums on outstanding risks
lr
80,400 00
'MM
80,000 00
^14,899 03
»,725 95
Total assets.
LIABILITIES.
iv
1
7,000 00
1,000 00:^
Sif
88,498 10\-
Total liabilities. $36,G98 10
INCOME DVXIKO THE YKAR 1887-
1
Whoie amount of cash premiums
received..... "81,612 66!"
Whole amount of cash premiums
rccived ou policies written in the
territory or Dakota.... $88,441 J"
Whole amount of Interest mouej
received 48 83
Whole amount of income received
I'rom ail other sources, rents 107 OO'**'
,J
the year 1887 18,818 07
Amount or tuxes paid during the
year 1887 894 47
Amount or rees paid the auditor or
the territory or Dakota during the
year'1887(notincluding taxes)... »T70
Whole amount paid for salaries of
officers and agents during
the year
1887, general expenses 30184 17
Whole amount or all other expen
ses during the year ^.miscel
laneous expense, printing outfit- 7,147 00
County oi Minnehaha. Jts
J. H. Westover, President, and
Secretary of the Western Fire and Marine Insur
ance company, or Sioux Fulls. D- T-, beine dulv
.sworn depose und say that the foregoing Is a foil'
truo and correct statement of the afl'afrs or said
company that the said insnrauce company. !i
the bona fide owner ol at least One Hundred-'
Dollars or actual cash capltnl, invested in the
state and United States stocks and bonds, or in
bonds and mortgages or real estate unincum
bered, and worth double tho amount for which'
the same is mortgaged, and they are the above
described officers or said insurance compary
7
9 76,199 91
Total expenditures
RISKS.
Gross amount or risks taken dur
ing tbe year 1887.... $8,953,785 55
Gross amount of risks taken in
the territory or Dakota during the
year 1887 $1,183.030 00
Whole am't or risks outstanding
Whole amount or losses incurred
during the year 18S7, Including
those claimed and not yet due cs.
timated at $7,(100 00....
Whole amouiit or losses incurred
dunng the year 1887, including
those claimed and not yet due. In
the territory ol'Dakota
Number ol agents In the territorir
or Dakota. 164
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,)
8,821,398 68
86,657 87
4,458 73
E. McKlnney,
J. H. WESTOVER, President.
C. F.. MCKINNEY.Secretary-
Subscribed and sworn to before me this IHth
day or January. 1888.
SILAS K. BLAI.RVEI.1,.
(CEALJ Notary Public,
Dakota.
Territory of Dakota—Auditor's Office—Insur
ance Department.
I James A. Ward. Anditor or the Territory or
Dakota, do Iiereby certir/ that the above is a
true copy or the original statement now on ilie
in this office.
In witness whereof, I have nereunto set my
band and affixed the seal or thisoffice at Bis
marck. this 34th day or February, 1B88.
JAMKS A. WARD.
(SS-ALJ Auditor.
The Territory or Dakota—Office Territorial'
Auditor—Department or Insurance—o'om
pany's Certificate oi' Authority.
fa
-t'3
my'lM
°r *'«hland and terri-
Dakota, on Saturday tbe 17th dav of
March A. D. 1888,at ten o'clock a.m.of that day
to sjttisly said judgment, with Interest and costs
thereon, und the costs and expSs such
sale, or so much thereor as the proceeds or such
sale ^applicable thereto will sati»ry. The prem.
lses ,o tie so|,l
Hll
Illfn
aforesaid pursuant to said judc-
ll7 rec'to SH'(I
writ, and to this
notice, are described in said judgment decree
and wnt as follows, to-wit: Tlie northeart
quprtor (nejf) or section No eighteen (18) in
township No one hundred and thirty-one 131}
•Kirthol range No forty-seven (47) west situate
Terntory
bC'"B Richli'ud c«"nty,
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directed the
Jpe of the real estate hereln-
T(
applicable thereto
«ill satisfy. And by virtue ol a writ to me is
sued out or the office or the clerk or said court
'""r ,?1'1
coul,Pr
ot
H^bland and under the
seal o( said court, directing me to sell said real
PH
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j.^Sment and decree,
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Dakota
SUeritrof Richland county, TerritoryoI'Dak'ito
lieton.D. T*0"""'
A,tor"cy
for
Pbtliltili Wah-
[First pub Feb. a, 1888.]
Dinnrv
1fowar«lel
JUUHIJI
Dakota, pursuant to the provis­
'i"!
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homes and families. The profits are la?Ss ant
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