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fimmx, DAKOTA.
£1RA8. B. WOLFE,
ATTOBNBY AT LAW,
Special attcntlon iriven to matters before
Deputmentoflnterior. Offloe over
Pierce's Hardware Store.
WAHMCTON, DAKOTA.
"T^^PILANK GRAY,
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ATTOHNBB AT UAW.
Btehe'a Block. Office with O: T. Swaaey.
WAHPKTON, DAKOTA.
Q.EO. D. 8WAINK, H. D..
PHYSICIAN AND 8UB0BON.
Disease* of Women a specialty.
Office In Pierce's Block,
WAHPKTON, DAKOTA.
H. SNYDER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Money to Loan on Beat Batate Chattel
Security. Offloe In Blch'a Block.
WAHPKTON, DAKOTA.
jyjcCUMBER BOG ART,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
AT LAW.
peclal attention given to Collections.
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WAHPKTON, DAKOTA.
1^ B. BVBBDBLL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JVAHPBTON, DAKOTA, AND BRKCKKNMD
MINNESOTA.
Wabpeton offloe with Adolph Berate.
J£ZBA 6. VALENTINE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Real Estate Exchanged and Honey to Loan.
Offloe In Wilkin county Bank building.
BRKCKENBDCOE, MIMXKHOTA.
KERMOTT, M. D.t
PHYSICIAN, SUBGBON
And Aoeoucheur.
A I O N A O A
»p O' BHIENTM7A^TM!
PHYSICIAN, SUBOBON, ACCOUCHEB,
AND OCULIST.
Graduate of MoGlU University, Montreal
Canada. Offloe over Bank of Wahpeton.
WAHPKTON, DAKOTA.
WIBNSMA, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SUBGBON.
Offloe over Miller's drug store. English,
German and Seandinavlen languages
spoken.
WAHPKTON, DAKOTA.
pYATT & VOORHEES,
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ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS
AT LAW.
Special Attention Given to Collections.
Office up stairs in Peirce'y* Block.
WAHPETON, DAKOTA.
JOHN M. RUGGLES,
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
Titles to lands investigated and abstracts
furnished.
WAHPKTON. DAKOTA.
.J R. BUXTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Money to loan on real estate. Final proofs
fjtt made. Collections mode. Suita prosecuted
und defended In all courts of Dakota and
Minnesota. Offloe one door west of Bee Hive
store.
WAHPETON) DAKOTA.
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)&8 ENA KERMOTT.
MUSIC TEACHER.
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W
A. FRANKLIN, Ph. B., H. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SCRGEON,
(Successor to Dr. Rockwell.)
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Vol. 10.
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Instructions given on planoor organ. Terms
moderate.
FAIRMOCNT, DAKOTA.
Office In Bee Hive Block. Residence.
Eighth St., (Dr. Beno's bouse). Telephone
til. Office hours—9 to 11 a m. andS to 4 p.m.
gPALDING & TEMPLETON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Negotiators of first mortgage loans on Bed
Blver valley lands. Corner Broadway and
Second avenue.
Taboo, DAKOTA.
H.
8. BOWLES,
DENTIST.
OlBce up stairs in Bee Hive Block.
Q.EO. M. HANLY,
SUBGBON DENTIST.
Office over Pelrce's Hardware Store.
WAHPKTON, .... DAKOTA.
Wahpeton Water Co.,
Dealer in all kinds of
WiTIB PIfE, 8TE11 rm ft WELL MlNllES.
Contractors for
Laying Water Pipe,
Steam Fitting and Plumbing at Lowett CASH
Bates.
NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION—Land Ofllce at
Watertowa, Dakota, December IS 1868—
Notice is hereby given that tbe following named
settler bus filed notice ot bis intention to make
anal proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will bemadebeftN* tbe Judge or In
bis aoteace tbs Clerk of tbe District Ceortst
WUmot. Dakota, oil January tbe Slat, 1889, vis:
William D. Putnam, H. B. 19077, for tbe MX,
seeilon 6, twp. 128. range 47. He names tbe lol
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
"dence upon and cultivation of said land, vis:
'Paul T. Kamernd, M. Vandermerk, 8tevea Hen-
derson, H. B. Burgor. all of White Bock, Dakota.
Any person who dealt** to protest against tbe
,, allows nee of such proof, or wboknowsof any
substantial reason, under tbe law and tbe regu
tationsof tbelntersor Department, wbyaach
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proof should not be allowed, will be given an
opportunity at tbe above mentioned time and
place to cross-examine tbs witnesses of said
claim, and to oiler evidence in rebuttal of that
sabautted by claimant.
M. W.
SHEAFF. Register.
[First pnb. Dec. 18, 1888.]
MORTGAGE SALE.—Mortgagor, Killian Bo.
ssk, unmarried mortgagee, F. T. Day.
tgage dated April 4th, 1MB: recorded In the
ofRegister of Deeds, of Biehiand ceunty,
ekota, April 4, 1885, at 11 o'clock a. in
buok "P" of mortimces on page 95. Mortgage
premises—tbe northwest qoartar (nwX) section
rqar (4.) township one bandied and thirty (130,)
lb, range arty
.one (51.) west, cootaining oae
'Ted and sixty (iW) acres more or less ac
•gto government survey thereof. That on
this date the amount claimed to he due on said
mortgage Is twenty and 70-100 dollars ($90.70.]
Notice is hereby given, that default bavfag been
•ads la the payment of the principal and Inter
est secured tbereby, said mortgage will be lore
closed iij saleof said mortgage premises, at
pebHc auction, at the front door of tbe Court
Sense. In tbe city of Wabpeton, Richland county,
Dakota, on the S)st day of January, 1889, at
three o'clock in the afternoon of said day, to
HMtrOe amount due on said mortgage, and
ccet of sale and disbursements, and twenty
lie dollars (tSS) attorney's fees.
gfe Dated at Wabpetoa, D. T., Dee. IS, 18R8.
.fX T. DAY, Mortgagee.
Josni SHITHAM FC EOWAAB J. Hosesoir,
-r* Attorneys of Mortgagee.
[First pah. Dee. IS, 1888.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Retaember that Henry Miller's
drug store is headquarters for holi
day goods. 37
Daily Globe. 19: W. E. Purcell,
United States District Attorney in
Dakota visited Attorney General
Clapp yesterday.
Mr.
J. A.
Smith departed for
Candor, New York, last evening to
spend the holidays with his friends
there, lie will be gone
a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Martin Schott were
blessed with a son December 8th.
And now Martin thinks be has the
finest and the biggest boy in the
town.
The M. E. society has, the past few
weeks, held services in ttie Court
house, pending the completion of
improvements in their churcb,
which it is thought will be complet
ed the 30th inst.
The passenger train has been laid
off between Wahpeton and Milnor,
on tbe N. P., the mixed train doing
all tbe business west of Wahpeton
this winter. The passenger runs
from Wahpeton to Wadena, as of
old
There will be Christmas services
at the Congregational church Sun
day morning and evening. Good
music will form a feature of these
services. In fact there is to be
something a little extra in the mat
ter of music.
Remember the Cantata comes off
at the Congregational church Christ
mas-eve, Monday evening of next
week. This is to be a musical treat,
calculated to please the audience
throught the evening, with of course
the Christmas tree festivities to
follow.
The Methodist church will have
its Chriartmas entertainment on Mon
day evening in the Court house.
There will be a short program with
Santa Claus' chimney, and Christ
mas tree. A cordial invitation is
extended to. all members of the con
gregation and Sunday school, with
their friends, to be present and bring
their gifts.
Rev. Father Albrecbt of Yankton,
has arrived and will conduct his
initiatory service at St. John's
church, Sunday next. By inquiry
we learn that he will speak in Eng.
lish at eight o'clock 'service in the
morning, and at 10:30 in the fore
noon. The Rev. Father called on
THE TIMES in company with A,
Miksche, Esq., and we have a good
opinion of his ability.
Well, here's Godey's for Decem
ber, Godey's Lady's Book, the dear
old favorite, richer than ever, fuller
in its stories and original articles
brighter in its illustrations more
suggestive and helpful in its fashion
plates and notes and all that con
cerns the lady's dress, beauty, and
comfort. Every lady ought to take
Godey's. Address Godey's Lady's
Book, Philadelphia. Pa.
In obedience to an invitation
from Prof. Muggley, the Rev. J. M.
LaBach of this city delivered a lec
ture on the south before the Breck
enridge schools. Wednesday of this
week, which is spoken of as having
been very interesting and instruc
tive. Mr. LaBach has been in the
south sufficiently to understand the
situation there, and in some fea
tures be rather surprises many peo
ple who know nothing of it, except
from prejudiced political versions.
We lear^th^jt Prof. Muggiey desires
to make a feature of lectures before
bis school^ tor the future, which
will undoubtedly prove not only in
teresting buttbeneficial.
SERVICES AT ST. JOHN'S
CHURCH.
There will be aou services at St.
John's churcb Sunday of this week,
the Rev. Father Albrecbt b^iiig in
the country, but Christmas *day,
there will be services held. At Ave
o'clock a. m., high mass and speak
ing in tbe English language. At
eight o'clock that morning there
will be mass and at half-past ten
o'clock that morning there will be
high mass and speaking in the Ger
man language. The St. John's con
gregation is greatly pleased with
Father Albrecht. He is a very able
speaker, having been in the minis
try more than thirty years, and
withal is a very cheerful and affable
gentleman. This congregation de
serves just such a man and we think
the congregation is large enough
and strong enough for the best
going.
THE DAVIS.
Best sewing machine in Wahpe
ton, call at D. E. Rice's and see
tbem.
Pine silverware at Henry Millar's
for the holidays.
37
WAHPETON TO SIOUX CITY.
Regular round trip excursion
tickets over the Milwaukee road are
now on sale from Wahpeton to
Sioux City, Iowa. Fare for round
trip will be one fare and a half, not
limited. N. F. MELLEN, Agent.
Beautifully bound and popular no
vels and useful pieces of literature
at Henry Miller's—cheap. 37
OVER THE MANITOBA.
St. Paul M. & M.—Christmas and
Nev? Year's: From points in Min
nesota to points in Minnesota, one
and one-third fare from points in
Dakota to points in Dakota, one and
one-fifth fare inter-state, one and
one-third fare.
Those vases at Henry Miller's are
just superb.
37
OVER THE MILWAUKEE.
For Christmas and New Years
holiday excursions over the Milwau
kee road, round trip tickets will be
sold to all stations at one and one
fifth fare for the round trip. Tick
ets sold Dec. 24, 25 and 31st and
January 1st. Return coupons good
until January 3rd, 1889.
N. F. MELLEN, Agent.
Two thousand pounds of candy
on hand at "The Magnet" for
Christmae trade.
CORRECTION.
We inadvertently omitted to
make a little correction last week.
The week previously we noted the
fact that the Episcopal ladies' fair
and supper were ..followed by .a
dance, the statement being left a
little ambiguously, in that one
might have imagined tlie dance
was a feature of the ladies' enter
prise, which was not a fact. The
dance followed but it was not on the
church programme.
Statuary
cost!
at Honry Miller's,
FOR CHRISTMAS.
Book cases, wisy uliairs, and
rockers, polished colon in! chairs and
rockers, rattan and bamboo rockers,
parlor goods and reception chairs,
side boards, buffets and otlice chairs,
writing desks and secretaries. Rng
and fancy pattern lounges, dressing
cases and chamber suits, foot rests,
ottomans, slipper and blacking
cases. All new, rich, elegant, ap
propriate, useful and sensible holi
day gilts. Gall and make selections
before too late. Remember the
place, Lounsbuy's.Furnitnre Store.
Violins and other beautiful musi.
cal instruments at Henry Miller's.
TEACHERS' MEETING.
It is to be hoped that every teacher
in the county will be present at the
meeting of the Richland Teachers'
Association at Wahpeton, Dec. 29,
at 10 a. m. Many interesting topics
will be discussed, among which are
the following:
Relation of Home to School.
How to Awaken Interest.
Discipline.
Resolutions for the New Year.
Mistakes in Teaching Reading.
Arithmetic.
Authors' Days and Life of Milton.
The success of this association de
pends largely upon the little sacri
8ces the teachers are willing to
make to attend the first meeting.
Fancy boxes for Christmas trees
—very cheap at "The Magnet."
AMUSEMENTS.
A rare treat is promised our play
goers during holiday week, when
Ruby LaFayette, supported by lier
own powerful and select dramatic
company wjll -appear at Seely's
Opera house,' commencing on Mon
day evening, December 24, with the
beautiful comedy—"Pygmhlion and
Galatea."
In speaking of this company a
Mitchell exchauge, says: "Never in
the history of Mitchell has a play
been presented that gave as uni
versal satisfaction as "Pygmalion
and Galatea." The opera house was
well filled to greet Ruby LaFayette
and her excellent company on their
first appearance in this city, and be
fore the curtain fell on the first act
the audience was captivated, and it
was pronounced by all to be the
finest entertainment ever witnessed
by our theater goers. Should 'Miss
LaFayette ever desire to appear in
the part of "Galatea" again in this
city, she may rest assured the house
will be packed."
Candy and Fruit at wholesale—at
"The Magnet."
Wahpeton, Richland Co., Dakota, Thursday, December 20,1888.
Now is the time to
WOOD FOR SALE.
'1'wo hundred cords hard and soft
wood. For information address'
L. B. Branch, Alexandria, Minn.
(rep
txu
t=es Si
exa
Just drop in and take a look at
Henry Miller's elegant albums. 37
Leave orders before December 20,
for nursery grown Christmas trees,
at "The Magnet."
Do not buy a sewing machine un
til you have seen the Davis, for
sale by D. E. Rice. 34
Henry Miller's book store is load
ed down with pretty and valuable
books. 37
Baltimore oysters, bulk and can
kept in stock, fresh every day.
Special attention to city delivery at
The{Magnet. 32w4
Oil paintings and beautiful large
pictures at Henry Miller's. 37
Di^ into Henry Miller's and see
that voluminous display of fancy
dishes for the holiday trade. 37
Try the Davis sewing machine
and you will buy no other, D. E.
Rice, Agent. .'M
A Tame Moose.
John Watson, of Moorhead, lias
tame moose, about which lie says:
"That moose was caught on the
White Earth reservation. I got him
at Twin Valley. He is about six
months old. There is a man at
Pembina who has one which lie
drives from there to Winnipeg, a
distance pf 70 miles, and back in a
day. They are very fleet. The old
er they are the larger are their ant
lers, you know. They have one in
the museum at Fargo, which is 16
years old and is a bjHwjr. He stands
4 or 5 inches higheripin my head,
And the owner has been offered $3,
000 for bim. This one of mine is
gentle as a Iamb. The boys lead him
about and do what they please
with him.
*'ir
10 Per Cent Off
Oar stock is very large yet, and as the season is
rapidly drawing to an end, we will give ten per
cent off on OVERCOATS, SUITINGS, SEAL,
PLUSH
and all winter caps and underwear.
J" SAVE MONEY.
"\flTe mark our goods in plain figures and the low prices
at whicli we have sold them all the season still remains
on the tickets. From these prices we will give you Ten
per cent Discount. The people of "Wahpeton know that
we do as we gay. "We have no creditors to fear, no at
tachments to dissolve, and no humbug business to ad
vertise. If you want honest goods for honest money,
call on Yours Respectfully,
A. & M. STERN,
The Leading One-Price Clothiers,
Red Front
J5s1SSSHiWi.i
rw
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Fruit
For your
Confectionery, Fruits and Cigars.
t:,
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No. 38.
Made:on short notice. Money always
on hand to loan on good real estate or
chattel security.
S. HYATT,
Three doors east of H. A. Workman's drug store.
Gho to
O. H. GIFFORD.
Newly Opened. Pierce's Block.
HOUGHTON & MUGGLEY,
-THE-
E W E E S
Wahpeton, Dakota.
Are now in their elegant new store and have the largest and
most complete line of goods west of the
Twin Cities.
ELGIN WATCHES, WAI.THAM WATCHES,
ROCKFORD WATCHES, SPRINGFIELD WIITCIIES,
HAMPDEN WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELRV,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE. 23
Prompt Repairing a Specialty.
M. T. STEVENS.
Stoves, Tinware, Farming Toole, Pumps, Lead Pipe, Carpenters'Tools
and everything Usually kt pt in a tirst-class Hardware Store.
Agent for FAIRBANKS SCALES.
Wahpeton, D. T.
iu-BMN mad* Ik MM
WARE.
v«v-w '.:f. "J \y
secUred s#ld
veigbteen
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wwmEt&S
tain mortgag*, AwcnM'aad
Henry OMerson M* HachMlOttaTMa, bte
mortgagors toP Sowlln, KortgacM, MMW
Wth day of Mareb A. D. d«htMn hudrada^
eighty^fght, aad^ncorded a« mortgag*
the offlce or tUfMHUMi of thr MNW
of Richl a a S a a W
88th day oTMaw*A.D.U&attoWtf?WtI
the afternoon Hi book or mortgage*,
page on wUeh than Is claimed to be
one, at the date of tUIa notice, the amoant of
three hundred and sixteen dollar* aid Mr
cents ($816.80), and no aeUofe or proceeding has *f"
been instituted at law or in eqnity to newn v.
theraof*
mort*,«»«
oranjr put
Whicli said mortgag* was dnly anigMdby an
Instrument thereof, duly executed anddtttferM -4^
by the said P. 1. Bowlin to W. t. Ballard teM
the 16th day o! November A. D. 1888, and re
corded in said ofllce of the reglater of deads
on the 21st day of November, A D. MB, at 11
clock a in book of mortgam on pogp.Ht.
Now therefore, Notice iaMMbjr given
that by virtue or a power of sale eon
talned in said mortgage and of At» atatate
In such case made and provided, the aald
mortgage will be loreclosed by a sale of tte
mortgaged premises therein described, which
sale will be made at the front door of th* eoan
bouse, In the city of Wahpeton In tbe county of
Richland and territory of Dakota at public auc
tion, by tbe sheriff of said county, or oy bis dep
uty on SATUKDAY.theuh day of JANUARY
A.
hundred and eighty-nine at 10
tight*
o'clock in the forenoon, to satuiy the amoant
which shall then bo due on said mortgage, with
the interest thereon and costs and 0INOM of
s«le, the sums paid by said W Ballard for taxee
and afty dollar^ attorney's bea.aa Mpn.
'"iS?
lB aaW
mortgage in case of fonelo
The premises described In said mortgage,
so to be sold are the piece or parcel of ___
situated in the of Richland and territory
AI
IDakota,
IOVAIM BMIIcounty
MM
e, ana
e.sa
or and known and described aa follows,
to-wlt: Lot Ave(5).in block forty-one (41)of
tte original townslte of Wahpeton (now City or
Wabpeton.)
Dated at Wahpeton, Dakota Territory, this
82d day of November, 1888.
W. J. BALLARD,
... Assignee of Mortgagee.
W. E. it R. R. PURCELL,
Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgagee.
fFirst publication Nov. ML 1888!]
NOTICEmade
OF MORTOAOK SAue-Defauit has
been In the condltlona of a certain
mortgage, executed and delivered by lames
Ready and Bridget Ready, his "wife, of Duluth,
St. Louis coanty, Minnesota, Mortgagor*, to
Oeorge stark and eomMeyof the city, county
and state or New Torkf mortgagees, dated ttie
6th day of April, A. D.' eighteen huudiM and
eighty-two, and recorded aa a mortgage in tbe
otfice ot the register ot deeds or tbe coanty oT
Richland in the territory of Dakota, on the lfth
day of April, A.D. 1888 at 7 o'clock a.m.In
book ofmortgHg*) on pagea 885,6,7 and
on which there is claimed to be doe at th* date
of this notice the sum of eight hundred and sis
teen and 61-100 ($816.6l) dollars and the farther
sum of 58 and 66-100 dollars for taxes paid by the
assignee of mortgagees, with Interest thmoa
from November 81.J888 at the rate of 18 per
cent per annum. And no action or proceeding
bas been instituted at lawor In equity to recover
the dent secured by said mortgHye or any part
thereof.
The said mortgage was duly Assigned by nn
Instrument theroof, duly execut und delivered
by the said Oeorge Stark and Ji .u K. stark, tbe
sole and only members of the Una of Oeorge
Stark Co., to the Mechanics Saving* Bank ot
Nashua, New Hampshire, dated the 80th day of
June, A. D. 1888,and recorded in said ofllce of
tbe register of deeas on tbe 17th day of Novem
ber, A. D. 1888 at 10 o'clock a. m. in book ot
mortgages, on page 184.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a
power of sale contained lu said mortgage and of
_uch
case made and provMed, tbe
will be foreclosed by a sale ef the
.v. p.emlses therein described, which
be made at the front door of the court
said morti
mortgage,
sale win I
house in the city of Wahpeton in the county of
Richland and territory or Dakota, at public auc
tion by the slurliT of said county, or by hi* duly
authorized deputy on SATURDAY tbe bthdiiy
of JANUARY, A. D. eighteen hundred and
eigbty-nine at 10 o'clock In the forenoon to sat
isfy the amount which sluitl then be due on laid
mortgage with the interest thereon andcoata
and expenses of sale, and tlfty dollars attorneys
fees, as stipulated in said mortgage In case of
foreclosure, and tbe sum of $68.66 for taxes paid
by the assignee of mortgagees with interest
thereon from November 21,1888, at the rat* of
12 per cent, per annum as stipulated in said
mortgage.
The premises described in laid mortgage and
so to be sold are the lot, piece or parcel or land
situated in the county of Richland and Territory
of Dakota, and known and described as follow*,
lo-wii: Tne southeast quarter (aej) of Notion
thirty-four (34) in township one hundred and
thlrty-tlve (135) range fifty, containing one hun
dred and sixty acres more oi less, according to
the United Statea government snrvey thereof.
Dated at Fargo, Dakota Territory, this 81*t
day of November, 1888.
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK,
of Nashua, N H.,
Wat. B. DOUGLAS, Assignee or Mortgvf**-
Attorney for Assignee or Mortgagee,
Kargo, Dakota Territory.
First pub Nov 28. 1888.
$20,000
To Loan •"•Farms
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