The Wahpeton times. [volume], October 11, 1888, Image 5

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I am a tailor, knowing the quality of goods and can
Satnrday sale of a boy's snit of clothes 1 will
OO TO THE
CLOmiNG HOUSE
FOR BARGAINS
This fall and hereafter. My stock is large and varied, comprising all kinds of goods, from the cheapest
to the best, and by inspection you will find the goods first class and prices and as low, if not
Lower than any house in the country.
Bear this in mind when you come to the O. K. Clothing House: Square Dealing is given everybody, no
sidewalk clothing business done. All goods exchanged or money refunded if not satisfactory. I have
capital enough in business to buy every dollar's worth for cash, carrying in stock the finest clothing made.
Guarantee Good Satisfaction
to customers. can show yon BETTER MADE and BETTER TRIMMED garments than
fonnn elsewhere. Hereafter 1 will keep a larger and more desirable assortment, from which
make selection, than any other clothing house in the city. I oiler my
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats. Caps,
Trunks and Valises Tailor Made Suits or Over
coats made up to order
•for less money than they can be bought from any other store or tailor shop in the country. Ily every
Make a present of an Extra pair of good Pants.
fanv kind this year at the O K. Clothing House from THREE to FIVE DOLLARS Less than any
store in the Conntv, having the coats on commission I can sell to suit tlie buyer.
Tlxe O 33Z Low Tariff Olottiier.
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Month.
West Side Bcc Hive Store.
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CARRIAGE,
CIIINERY,
Competition,
can be
von can
WARNING—Noticc
ALLEN
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Bargains.
Do not Miss Them.
We're after some of your "1)1/." and will get
it if Low Prices and Good Goods can
make an impression on you.
FARMERS, ATTENTION!
Realizing the scarcity of money in circulation among the trade in general
we will for the next THIRTY DAYS allow on all orders over $5.00
an Extra Discount of 5 per cent from our already LOW CASH
PRICES. Buy of your home merchants and thereby get what you
order. Your homo merchants are your friends, and to help them
means to increase the value of your own real estate. Call and get
our prices and be convinced of our ability Save you Money.
Respectfully yours,
M. H. EATON.
IRON TUBE WELL DRILLER
Ol' Wahpeton, Dakota,
Has the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT in Richland County, Dakota, ami in Ten townships, bordering 011
the Red and Bois des Sioux Rivers in
WILKIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA,
to use the
HYDRAULIC OR HYDRAULIC JETTING PROCESS
of putting in Iron Tulio Wells, and lie will from this day
SUE ANY WELL DRILLER FOR DAMAGES,
and Collect Royalty ironi any man who may have a well drilled by this process, or either of them.
are agents tor
Walter A. Woods Harvesting Ma
chines, Russell & Co's Threshers
and Engines, Price, Condit Fence
Co's Combination Fences.
—and dealers in—
BUGGIE, WAG ONf
BREAKING PLOW
Sulky and Gang Plows, Cultivators Etc.
BEST QUALITY MACHINE OILS.
WAHPETOU, DAKOTA
THE LIGHTNING JETTING
ARTESIAN WELL MACHINE
Is the best thing in the business, and the only one in the county
is owned by
EE1TST HOLZHAUEE,
And is acknowledged to be the best machine made for soil such as is found
in the Red lliver Valley. It will sink a two inch pipe !512 feet in
ten hours. As men who are willing to testify to the above facts I
would respectfully refer the public to
H. It. 1IANKINSON, The UULUTIi ELEVATOR COMPANY at
Warner Station, AUGUST IIOISRS, MERMAN STICUliEL and
FRED NEWMAN.
Mr. Ilolzhauer is also agent for
THE PHELPS WIND MILL,
Is hereby
One of the best Mills of this kind manufactured.
Address liiin at Ilankinson, Dakota.
KIVCII
to every
person or corporation owning or occupy
ing lands within lac boundories of the township
of Abercrombie, to destroy all noxious weeds
growing on wild Inmls, known is C'un:u I a Thistle,
Cockle, Burr and Mustard, by pulling ami burn
Jng the same between June 12th and July IStli.
1888. If the above notice is not fully compiled
within the above stilted tune, Section a 109 of
Article 10, Political Code will be strictly en
forced.
Abercrombie, June 12th,
By order of Town Supervisors.
M. BKAKKE, Town Clerk.
(First publication June 1-1, 80
IPAXTON
Fargo, Dakota.
General Ag'.'iiis
for
the
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Hot Water Heater
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A. HODEL.
R. J. flnghes & Co. 1NNES0M DAKOTA.
PUMP, WELL
at Prices'- tlmt
MA
Dety
shippam's
REAL ESTATE HART.
Farms for Si.
—BUY NOW.—
Hieh'.itnd County Real Estate is at
lied liocjc it will never be so
low again, and is bound to
jump 50 to
100 per cent
nfter the great
crops of 1888 are gathered,
Read the following murderous prices
of a few sample farms.
SK or section SI, Tp 131, .W, Price ,i8l(l
8*, rv, n••, "uon
S W 1 iM, 130, HOft
N E 3, 130. 51, 700
All 81. 13i, JO, JK per
acre
AM, TIMliKK KAUM on Shcyenne Kiver :nl
joining the Heiendalc Stork Kann, 100 acres
splendid timber Cash irioe £1100. The tim.
l*sr
OIL
this will pay lor the laud 4 or 5 times
over.
SW ol Section 30, Township
adjoining Dwight liinn, well cultivated
v^'j^.xi'?:^.ki *$&<$
0
THE ST. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS &
ttJLiXi'wjLrz'
Reaches all principal points in
NORTHEN AND CENTRAL
the short lute to
St. Cloud, Fergus Falls,
Moorliead, Fargo,
Grand Forks, Casselton,
Morris, Aberdeen
and Ellendale.
SLEEPING CAtt SERVICE UNSURPASSED.
DAV COACHES LIGHT, CHEERY AND COM.
FORTABLE.
SOLID TRAINS
ToMINOT, DAK., ami WINNIPEG, MANITOBA.
MANITOBA-PACIFIC ROUTE
MOTNO WEST
I
30i oo
8 05. 7 35!
P1,1
13 15! 11 35i
1 30 1 05]
2 13
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3 5 a
:11itre IS.
Hid
good buildings, only about seven miles from
county seat. Price JJIUO. Kasy terms.
All Section !), Township 134, Range 53. $4 pel
acre. Kasy terms.
N Section 33, Township 131, Range 51.
Cheap,
S Soction 39, Township 131, Range 51. 130
acres cultivated, price $1100. Kasy terms.
SJ W Section 1, Township 130, Range 53. 40
acres cultivated and in crop. Price with
crop, §1300. Without crop, $1000. Kasy
terms.
Section 11, Township 131, Range 53. Price $0.00
per acre.
A' Section 31. Township 131, Hanre Good
buildings, painted and in good order and 75
acres
IU
crop. Price, §1500.
I liaAe some cheaper farms ranging from $3.00
I to $5.00 per acre. Also houses and lots anil
vacant lots ill the city. Call and see ine or
is, write to JOIIN SHIPPAM,
Next Uoor to Post-oil!ve. Wahpeion, D.T.
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.Tintah Junction.,
Trent
5 30
5 31
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11 3D
11 10
10 58
10 45
10 30
10 14
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neapolis.^
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Minneapolis
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8 SO
Willmar
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4 00
3 45
Benson
Ar .Morris.... Lv
4 50
5 00!
4 45
5 ra
0 30
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p.m.
Sonora.
Stiles
Xidgerwood....
Rutland
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.. ..Spi^guel.ake....
6 30
0 14'
7 03
7 31
7 40
7 59
15.
S 10
10.
Clairmoiit
lluH'toii
Putney
I lad ley
A .Aberdeeii...Lv
Kor full particulars apply to
H. H. ST..IOIIN,
C.
A.
Local Agt, Wahpeton.
11. WAKKKN.Uen'l
MAKVKI.,
Pass. Agl.,St. Paul, Mum.
Ucnl Manager.
W.
AI.KXANDKK,OeneralTralllc
Manager.
IM (ITIIKIt ItAIIAV.U
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THK KOKTIIWKKT
lias in so short a period gained the reputation
and popularity enjoyed by the WISCONSIN
CKNTRAL LINK. From a comparatively un
known l'act.or ill the commercial world, ii has
beeu transformed to an independent, miluentia I
grand THROUGH ROUTK, with magnificent de
pots, superb equipment and unsurpassed ter.
minal facilities. Through careful catering to
details, it has won for itself ,i reputation for
itself a reputation for fcoldity, safety, conven
ience and attention to its patrons, second to no
railroad iu the country- Pullman sleepers
models of palaligl comfort,
dining oars iu which
the cuisine and general appointments are up to
the highest standard, und coaches especially
built for this route, are among the'chief ele
ments which have contributed towards catcriuj:
successfylly to a discriminating public. Lo
cated directly on its line between MINNEAPO
LIS and ST. PAUL, and MILWAUKKK and CHI
CAGO, and OL'LUril and MILWAUKKK and
CHICAGO, ure the following thriving cities of
Wisconsin and Michigan: NKW RICHMOND,
CHIPPKWA FALLS, K.\U CLAIKK. ASHLANI)
I1URLKY. WIS., ino.WVOOI), MlOll., HKSSK
MKit, MICH., STKVKNS POINT, NKKNAH,
MKN.VSHA. OSHKOSH, KOMJ I)L LAC, WAU
KKSHA ainl BURLINGTON, WIS.
For detailed information,lowest current rates,
Ijerths, etc., via ibis rente, toany point in the
south or east, aijply to nearest ticket agent, or
address
WM. S. MKLLKN, AMKS BARKKK,
Ccu'I Manager, Geu Pas 4 Ticket Agt.
Milwaukee.
F. H. ANSON, Northwestern Passenger Agent,
No. l'.i Nicollet House block, Minneapolis, Minn
FIVE IIAIiVEST EXCLUSIONS.
August 21st, September lltii and
25th, October 9tli and 2 5d.
The Minncaplis & St. Lous Jiy.—
"Albert Lea lioute"—will sell upon
above dates round trip excursion
tickets to points in Minnesota, Da
kota, Nebraska, Kansas, Texas Miss
issippi, Tennessee, Indian Territory
and Eastern Colorado, at the rate of
one fare for the round trip. Tickets
good 20 days from date of sale.
Stop-overs granted in the territory
to which tickets are sold. For in
formation regarding rates, maps,
call on any agent, or write to
E. A.
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WlIITAKEK.
Minneapolis, Minn. G. T. & P. A.
Vestibnled Trains he.
B°' Mihv:l,lkecSt.Paul
and Mill-
li^At' liOUTK between Chi.
Coast. Bl"lls, Omaha and the Paciiic
UTK
between Chicago,
iwuiibas City and St. Joseph, Wo.
R. MILLKII, A. V. H. CARPENTER.
General Malinger. Uon'l pass „ml
KT^For information iu reference to lands an
Paul
11,0
Ilei-ht
3 33
1 35
E A N I N
To all Eastern and Southern States.
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Burch
Amherst
8 58:
8 40i
8 33,
8 03'
7 45:
7 30!
7 io
0 45
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&
eeut anywhere in the world!
t. ,m
Tkt_ Agt
MILWUKEE, WISCONSIN.
«ilw«ta! I 61
l'.i/HHUM^ Company, wnto to
GOING EASl
H. U.
AUUAN
Land Commissioner, Milwaukee, Wis.
Fargo Southern.
Passenger going south 8:10 u.m
,, nori'th
Houtli
1 30
13 30
Breckinridge....
..Wahpetoii
Barnesville...Lv
10 50
10 40
!l 10
9 45
!l 35
5 00| |yV.Bieckiniidge..Ar
5 07 Wahpetoii
10 00
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9 03
8 38
8 10
7 45
7 33
7 iM
7 10
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7 33
7 40'
7 55, Ar...
Kindred.
Davenport..
Addison...
Durbin....
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Local if reight going south 10:35, a',
Jiortll 11.30
Passenger lor Aheadeon and points on H.&S
scN«.?ni-V^ ''i^• OrtonviUe take either pas-
UIKIcan
'L' N
?,
5ft
arrive at Aberdeen
$4 80 same day. Distance 181 miles. Fare
The Peoples'fiLine.
FARGO & SOUTHERN
Between
Fargo and Ortonville.
Xs prepared to handle, both
1-HEIGHT and PASSENGER TRAFFIC
With Promptness and Safety.
Connecting at Ortonville with tho Chicago. Mil.
waiikee & St. Paul system, the Flirgo &
Southern thus makes
another
9
I
ni' its appoint-
n.ents, steel rails, elegant coaches, and its rutes
i'ines
JS itS Ul"1 t'l"° us
'l"ick
1,8
Jther
PASSENGER TRAINS
Dally each way between Fargo and St. Pau
without change,
connecting at Union
depot, St. Paul, with all east*
««d Southern lines.
When you GO EAST or COME WEST try
Kargo is.Southern.
Trains leave K.irgo for Minneapolis, St. Paul
and Intermediate stations, at 7:30 a. m. Arrive
iit8:15p? m.
., due at tlie date of this notice
the amount of tliree hundred eleven dollars and
lorty cents, ($5311.40) and no action or pro
ceeding has hcen instituted at law or in equity to
recover the ileht secured by said mortgage or
any part thereof
1
St' P'"" a"( M1,lneaPO'i»
Ticket lor sale at all principal stations for St
Kor further information address
A. V. If. CARPENTER,
Uo»-
9
P«ss. Agent, Milwukee, Wis
j-»i. octu made iu the conditions ol'a certain
ex®'-'"ted
and delivered by
Willie C. Hal,cock, mortgagor, to FreJ
crick J. Stevens, mortgagee, dated the 1st day of
June, A.O. eighteen hundred and eighty-two anil
recorded as a mortgage iu the office nrt.hn
6
Which said mortgage was duly assigned by an
instrument thereof, duly executed and
delivered
hy the saul frrederick J.Stevens to Frances M-
Gridley, dated the nih day of June, A.
D. 1888 and
recorded in said ollice of the registerjof deeds on
the 30th day of July, A. D. 1888, at 2 oVlo^k
ta book ot mortgages on page 84.
SIIIIJCCI,
7
Now, therefore, Noticc is hereby given that hv
virt ue ol a power of sale contained in said rnort
(.age, .ind ol the statute in such case made and
piowdMl. the said mortgage will be foreclosed
bj asaluoithe mortgaged premises therein de-
which sale will be made at the front
door «»i ilie court house in the city of Wahpeton
HI
the county of Richland and territory of D«kota
at public auction by the sheritt'of said county or
by his deputy, on SATURDAY, the Thirteenth
day ol OCi'OHER, A. D. eighteen hundred
and eigh y^ight at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to
satisfy the amount which shall then bedueon
sanl mortgage, with the interest thereon and
COS
sand expenses of sale, the sums paid by
said ranees M. Gridley for taxes, and fifty dof
lars attorneys fees, as stipulated in said mort
gai?e in case of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage, and
so to be sold aro the piece or parcel of land git.
'i a ted in thccounty of Richland and territory of
Dakota, and known and described as follows
to-wil The southeast quarter (se*) of section
seven, in township one huudredand thirty-one
(131) north, of range rtfty-two (52)
taining one hundred and sixty (160) acres.
Dated at Wahpeton, D.T. Aug.28,A.D. 1888.
v.-
L-
ii FRANCES M. GRIDLEY,
W h. PuiicKLt., Assignee of Mortgagee
Attorney lor Assignee of Mortgagee.
[First publication Aug. 30,1888.J
COXtN PALACE FESTIVAL.
For the above gathering to be held
at Sioux City, Iowa, September 26,
to October 8th, excursion tickets'
will be sold over the C. M. & St Pill
Ky. at one fare for the round trip^fl
Tickets sold September 25 to OctobiMf^'^
6, inclusive. Beturn coupons gooBlSl
until October 10. N. F- MEttEiKa
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