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Paid for ofets, barley and rye.
quire of D. E. RICE.
is?
Something celestial, transcending our lot
You to whom every excellent quality
Means but a cipher who hope to behold
Love in a burst in his mighty totality
Change all the colors of life into gold
You dream a priceless love—I feel a penny one
}'i. My reason plods, while your fancy can range
Therefore I ask, since you'll never love anyone,
'*•_ AS?® Why you should not marry me for a change?
—Pall Mall Gazette.
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Highest Cosh Price
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if Tea. Want
A good horse blnnket or a large
f»r robe, see H. G. Albrecht, he
fe bits g«»t the largest assortment ever
k«pt,in|W thpeton.
GEMS IN VERSE.
EulaiUe
Von vowM you loved me, but yoar eyes
Said just the game to dostena.
The music of yonr low replies
Was heard by several cousins.
Forgive me If I could not cope
With charms so comprehensive.
And scarce believed a love whose scope
Was really too extensive.
Man loves as men loved in old times.
And as in legends hoary
We celebrate a maid In rhymes.
Is that too old a story?
But still man loves one girl alone,
-And flies when he discovers
That sho he thought
wa3 a own
Has half a dozen lovers.
Yon sighed and said that you felt hurt
And prettily you pouted
When anybody called you flirt,
A fact I never doubted.
And yet such wheedling ways you had,
Man yielded willy-nilly
And half your swains were nearly mad.
And all of us were silly.
Youth's first illusions fly apace.
And now one
man
confesses
He scarcely can recall your face
Or color of your dresses
And whether you were false or true,
Or what fate followed after.
Remembrance only keeps of you
Tho echo of your laughter.
—London Punch.
A Remonstrance.
Love
Is what lacks then but what does it
mean to you?
_Whero did you hear of it. feel It, or see?
What has the truth or the good of it been to
you?
How love some other, yet nohow love me?
If there were any conspicuous fault in ine,
Any defect it were torture to bear,
Low lying levels, too deep to exalt, in me.
Dread possibilities in me to fear
If I were ugly, or old, or intractable,
Mean in my methods, or low in my views
If I tvere dull or unpluasant—iu fact, able
Neither to please, nor elate, nor amuse-
That makes you angry, impatient we'll take
it, then,
I am a man that to know's to esteem
That's the admission you make to me make
it,
then
Well, why not love me? what's love but a
dream?
Only, of course, in the sense you bestow on it
I have a meaning for love, that is plain
Further than passion and longing and so on. It
Means to me liking a'nd liking again
Liking and liking and liking—that's plain
enough.
Something depending on qualities, then?
Yes, for they give you both pleasure and pain
enough.
Qualities common in women and men.
Still not a doubt that, the love being bronght
about,
Liking tnado love,*there is more that will
come
All the good qualities ever yet thought about—
Yes, they fall short of that excellent sum.
a a a
°f it
That which lie is he'll bo liked for at last
Love in a minute will flash—I am sure of it—
Whether the wedding be future or past.
You who consider it quite immaterial
Whether the person is worthy or not
You who are looking for something ethereal*
My Love of Long Ago.
There are faces just as perfect
There are eyes as true and sweet,
There are hearts as strong and tender
As the heart that ccased to l^eat
There are voices just as thrilling,
There are souls as white, I know.
As heirs were when she went from me—
My love of long ago.
New lips are ever telling
The tale that ne'er grows old
Life's grays are always changing
For some one into gold
6ut amid the shine and shadow,
Amid the gloom and glow,
^t'She walks with me, she talks with me—
:My love of long ago. 'r
^f^feWhen I think of all the changes
That the changing years have brought,
'tm glad the world that holds her
Is the. world that changes not—
And the same aa whan she left me,
She waits for me, I know—
My love oh earth, my love in heaven—
My love of long ago.
—M. H. Brown*.
I Am a King.
I am a king.
My palace is a tent
vg: Of scepters I have two,
My rifle and this rod of light bamboo
My kingdom is the forest's wide extent.
My minstrel choir,
A thousand tuneful larks,
Who wake their sovereign, with harmo
nious sounds
My clown, this crippled crow my minis-
My steed and yonder brace of lusty
:-i.. hounds.
I have no foes
My subjects dwell at ease,
And furnish willing tribute to my court
My deer possess these mountain wilds in
peace,
On that blue lake my happy wild fowl
sport.
We fear no plots,
/•. My loyal court and I
In. safety we lie down.
Quite easy rests the head that, wears the
filsx
OTOWn.
Where is the monarch envies not King I?
I--: —Mrs. Charles B. Foot*.
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Tragadles. ,,
Two kinds there are—the one theatric,
hold,
,A murder, maybe, horrible to see.
Lives lost by fire or flood, and bodies cold'
That speak some tale of awful agony.
The other, mumming 'neath a milder name:
A human soul that as the days go by
ittnka deeper down into some pit of shame,
»Yiet knows the stars shine silverly and high.
-Richard B. Burton.
Datlas and Oeeaaions.
New occaalons teach new duties
Time makes ancient good onconth
They must upward still and onward Kt
Who would keep abreast of truth ?:,~S'
Lol beforo ui gleam her camp fires
.We ourselvei must pilgrims be,
Launch our l^yflower and steer boldly
Through the desperate winter sea.
Nor attempt the future's portal
With the past's blood-rusted key.
:f —LowalL
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world is wide
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'flare 0. N. ChriBtenson shoe
horae,
Frank Bettlg has all kinds of
sleighs, cutters and bobs for sal« at
reasonable prices.
W. C. Hoit will furnish one dozen*
duplicates of the aristo photographs
on receipt of $3. Send to him at
Sioux city, Iowa. He has preserved
all your negatives.
A BRIDE IN KNICKERBOCKERS.
•ow Mrs. Norman Is Knjoylng Her Hoaej
moou in Scotland.
A few months ago lovers of stirring
literature were surprised and delighted
by a book called "A Girl in the Kar
pathians," the personal narrative of Bliss
Menie Muriel Dowie, granddaughter of
the famous Robert Chambers, of Edin
burgh. She had gone through the wild
regions of eastern Europe alone, save as
she occasionally hired a native guide,
had walked hundreds of miles among
the peasantry and ridden other hundreds
4
MENIE MURIEL DOWIE.
on a donkey, had slept in cow sheds and
peasant huts and in the open air, had
dressed in knickerbockers for conven
ience sake and had not been molested or
insulted, but had enjoyed the jaunt very
much.
When she appeared before a London
audience they naturally expected to see
a weather beaten and brawny middle
aged women they did see a beautiful,
willowy girl of perhaps twenty-five, with
blond curls, roguish eye and a soft,
musical voice.
She has recently married Mr. Henry
Norman, himself an adventurous jour
nalist, and they are residing temporarily
in Scotland, where they both enjoy
hunting and fishing with equal zest.
In London and other cities the lady
dresses as conventionally as any of her
sex, but in the rural regions she resumes
the knickerbockers and shirt jacket. The
sight of her in this "nobby" dress, with
a cigarette between her lips and a salmon
rod in her hand, is quite a surprise to
the Scotchmen, who are not accustomed
to anything so charmingly unconven
tional.
Gladstone In Debate.
Gladstone'^ aptness in debate does not
diminish with his increasing years. OI
late he has hnsbanded his strength for the
more important affairs of state but, un
less the recent attack of illness has im
paired his faculties, he is still the master
orator of the house. No one can match
him in oratorical finesse. His voice
strong and resonant, his diction clear
and forcible, he can at times bewilder by
redundancy and circumlocution. When
in power, no man had so fine a knack
of concealing thought by the use of lan
guage. He sose promptly to every ques
tion, and with an air of frankness which
often disarmed suspicion, led the oppo
sition into amaze of rhetoric from which
there was apparently no outlet.
Gladstone would finish with a high
sounding peroration, but neither his
friends nor his enemies at times could
pick a kernel of useful information from
his speech. It was after one of those ex
traordinary flights of politic ambiguity
that Lord Beaconsfield charged the
"grand old man" with being "intoxicated
by the exuberance of his own verbosity."
But no one could deal soltmdly with
figures as Gladstone in his pifltny days.
While chancellor of the exchequer his
budget speeches were remarkably ex
plicit and convincing. He rattled off
statistics with the greatest ease, «tnd was
grandly eloquent amid the nicest com
plications of direct and indirect taxa
tion.
i,
A Baron Before the Mast.
Baron de Sede is a young Frenchman
who has lots of leisure, plenty of money
and a taste for yachting. At his club
in Paris one evening some weeks ago he
got into a discussion with friends re
garding seamanship, and declared that
a yachtman's experience qualified him
for nearly any sort of work on ocean
goiiig vessels. This proposition being
disputed a wager of several thousand
francs was made, and to win it the baron
shipped under an assumed name as a
common seaman on the Bed Star liner
Noordland.
He reached New York the other day
with bronzed face and blistered hands.
SCAMAN
BABONDB8KDK.
Hii experience had been an unusnal but
not tmpleaaant one, and he was in high
goodhwMr over ^rfonipg hia bet' The
orav of the Noordland ^wer» surprised
of .tbeir oom*
all ,««ferted
ttat he
ffftiutb,
-sa*Hv'
tilftftaaML
Good wages,
dhippam.'
of UrsvJohn
rBieeMerGiD.
Tb
ftdlwrtng WM-Muts drawn on the couaty
t™*"' fund- are hneby called In for payment,
TOld^«nMn*B»« will e*se to iinereat on
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3. A RICKKRT,
N.OTTOS
Of
Co. Treasurer.
PUBLICATION—LAND OFFICK
at Fargo, N. D., November 8,1891.
Notice Ishereby given that the following named
settler has tiled notice of his intention to make
A milproof'In support of hM claim, and that suld
J!ro"f w" made before'iohn shippam. clerk or
the diktrtct cotirt at Wahpeton, N,D, on Decein
^£3
vlZ! Krick
Burnson, D. S. No.
18998 for the ne# of sec 8, twp 188, range 49.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upen and cultivation of
said land, via:
Henry Ouamme. or Dwlght P. O., Richland
county, J.. Halgram Bratten, of Dwlght P. O.,
HlolUand county. N. D{ Martin Thompson, of
Dwlght P. o„ Richland county, N. D: Krlck
f.efnen, «f Dwight P. O., Richlnnd county, N.
J?!ln S*J?hll8on
D.
WALDO M. POTTBR,
.. Register,
Fu st pub, Nov Mb, 1891.
CtAI'KOF NORTH DAKOTA, COUNTY OF
O Richland—ss. In Coanty Court.
In the matter or the estate or Einor S Hoel
deceased.
The State of North Dakota sends greeting to Carl
A. Hoel. Olar 1. Hoel, Sivert C. Hoel, heirs at
law and next or kin or Einor S. Hoel, deceased,
and to all to whom these presents may coine
Not'ce'« he^y given that G. A. Foss has
Hied with the judge or this court, a petition,
praying tha1 letters of admininistration debouis
•ion of the estate of Einor S. Hoel, deceased, be
,n« i?to
and
"'at Saturday, the
19th day or December, 1891, at 19 o'clock a. m.,
ot said day, being a day of a special term or this
court, to-wtt: of the December special term. 1891
li
°.mce
of
V'B °r P^ate In the city of
Wahpeton, couhty of Hlchland, has been set for
hearing said petition, when and where any person
interested may appear and show cause why said
petition should not be granted.
.u,'le''at Wahpeton this swd day or December,
A. IJ. 1891. PREKMAN ORCUTT.
„tlEALl Judge or the county Court.
8. H.
JNVDER,
Attorney for Petition.
[First publication, Dec. 8,1891.]
CUMMONS-STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
O Connty or Richland—ss.
District Court, Fourth Judicial District.
Ro'la N. Ink, plaintiff, vs. George R. Newell,
R. B. L»ngdon and C.S Langdon. co-partners as
George R. Newell
& Co.,
derendants.
The State or Nortli Dakota to the above named
defendant: You are hereby g-immoned and re.
quired to answer the complaint ot tne plaintiff In
th° above entitled ac Ion, which Is filed in
the otllce or the clerk or the district court or the
purtli judicial district, in and lor the Coun or
UU'litaiid and State oI North Dakota, and to serve
a copy of your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber, at his ofHce in the City of Wah.
peton, in said county and stale, within thirty
days a ter the service ol'this summons upon you.
exclusive of the day of such service and
ra I to answer the said complaint within the time
aloresaid, the plaintiil' In this uction will take
JU iKinent against you ror the sum of Tour hundred
dollars, with interest at the rate or? per cent per
annum from the twenty-seventh day of Docein
er. 1890, together with the costs and disburse,
inents of this action.
Dated November 18th, 1891. W. K. PuncKix,
Ptniiititfs Attorney, Wahpeton, N. D.
To the above named defendant, take notice:
That the complaint in the above entitind action
was tiled in the otllce ot the clerk or the district
court in and for Rlchlantt county, North Dakota,
on the llllli day or November, 1891, at Wahpeton.
N. u-
Dated November 30,1891.
A. K. SNNBKRHAUF,
PlaintltPs Attorney,. Wahpeton, N.
To the nbove named defendant: You will take
notice that, complaint in the above entitled
action was filed in the office or the clerk or the
district court in Richland county, North Dakota,
on the mil day of December, 1891.
(SEAL. I
NOTICE
fr
you
W. K. PURUKLL,
Attorney ror Plaintiil.
.(First pub.Dec. 10.)
SUMMONS—STATE
OF NORTH
County of RichlamI—ss.
DAKOTA,
District Con t, Fourth Judicial District.
Adolphe Bessie, Plaintiil vs. T. F. O'Brien De.
remlant.
The stute or North Dakota to the above named
defendant Yon are hereby summoned and re.
quired to answer the complaint of the plaintiil" In
ill tile above entitled action, which is tiled in
the office of the clerk or the district court of the
Fourth judicial distrio, in and for the Comity of
Richland and State or North Dakota, and to
sei ve a copy «r your answer to the said complaint
on he subscriber, at his otllce in the City or
«alipeton, in said county and state, within
thirty days after she service or tins summons
upon you exclusive or the day or such service
and if you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time iiloreanid, the plaintifl in this
action will take judgment against you lor the
sum or one hundred dollars, with interest at the
rate or, per cent per milium rrom the 29th day of
October, 1891, together with the costs and dis
biirseinents of this action.
A. K.SUNDKRHAUF,
,, Plaintiffs Attorney
First pub. Dec. 10, 1891.
CjUMMONS—State of North Dakota./
•J County of Richland,
!,?i'n!S.rest,t".ereo!'
at IS per cent, nlso the sum
of $80.00 paid by plaintiff for you at your special
request for costs. The first note for $30.00 being
payable to E. D. Baker and endorsed to this
plaintiil and the note ot $75.00 payable to D. John
son and duly endorsed to this plaintiff all of which
is long past due and wholly unpaid and you are
hereby notified that ir you raff to appeitf and
answer sitld complaint us above required, said
plaintiil will take judgment against you In the
sum or one hundred and fifty dollars and Interest
aforesaid together with the costs and disburse
ments of this action,
a
G've" u.nder my hand
said wile including the subsequent taxes paid
the eon, exclusive of the cost to accrue upon this
Sam fots"sCroitow"f
884 forth oppog,te
is
ss
In Justice Court, before Adolphe Bessie, Justice
of the Peace.
Ole A. Palmquist.
vs
Nels S. Rapp.
The State of North Dakota sends greeting to
Nels S. Rapp, defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear before me.
at my ollice in the city of Wahpeton. in said
county, on the 17th day of December A.D.' 1891, at
clock a. in., to answer to the complaint of the
above named plnintiti which was Hied in my
ollice on the!!4th day of October A. D. 1891. in
which die 8uid pluiutlft clnitns torccovor of you the
sum ol one hundred and fifty dollars and Interest
thereon from October 30th, 1891, amount due liiin
this 24th day of October,
A. D. 1891. ADOLPHE BK88IE,
ia8t.',ce^lhe Peace within and for Richland Co,
North Dakota.
W. E. PtrpcELL, Plaintiffs Attorney.
(First pnb'n, Oct. 29th, 1891.)
TVOTlCE OF EXPIRATION OF TIME OF RE
«. demptiotij—Office of County Auditor.
'2.te ,°,f
or,h
H.T?.Vr^n.?wn,
0w,ner9=
e"ch
FAROO ADDITION TO WARFBTON.
Amt for which A mt required to
"old redeem exc of
publication fee.
:m O $7 88 S87 18
JttRRO 2nd ADDITION TO WAHPRTON.
8 83 8 09
10 82 11 90
And the lime when the redemption period from
such sale will expire will be the lot day of
February 883, or sixty days alter the publication
or this notice. In addition to the amount above
stated as necessary to redeem from such sale the
cost of the publication of this notice must lie
paid, together with such interest as may accrue
from and after this date.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand*
this 10th day or December, 1891.
CHAS. a. BADR,
County Auditor, Richland County, N. D.
"VTOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF TIME OF RE
demption—Office of County Auditor.
State of North Dakota, county of Rlchl and—ss.
To Jens Jenson: You are hereby notified that
the following described lots situated in the village
ol Abercromble, In said county and Mate, which
are assessed In your name, were sold for taxes
November 4th, 1889, and tbe amounts for .which
each or said lots were sol and the amounts re
quired to redeem each or said lots from said sale,
exclusive of the cost to accrue npon tbia notice
are correctly set forth opposite each of said lots,
as follows:
BSSKLVIIXAUR
or ABKHCROMBIK.
Lot Blk sold
4
10
Amt required to
Amt for which redeem exe'esof
publication lee.
8,88
1 48
1 48
8
w:: .»?8
3 88
And that tSe time when tb? rediimptioh period
from such sale will expire will be February the
10th, lWi, or txtr days after the pnblieatlon of
thianotlce. In addition to tbe amounts above
stated as necessary toredeem from anca sale the
cost of publication ol this.notice must be paid.
toffMjer with such Interest as may.
accrue from
and after this date.
myhand
mm
m§
TConcv or sxriKA?
J.^1 demotion.—Offlci
Nortl MyorKMIaMxM.
•taw rftforth Dakota.^Mty1!.
To:Unkaow» Owner IB Whoae name the toDow
l«|. Jwcrlbe'l land aatNssed You are hereby
that .on thedth day of November, A.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand
andseul at Wahpeton, ill said County of Richland,
this loth day of December, 1891.
(*KAL.) CHAS. U. BA DE.
188D, the foliowlag deeerlbed«eai estate, situated 188#, the following deseribM real estate, eHuated
ib sald county,.to-wit nortn one half8M.il
town 184 range
18, containing 320 acres, was sold
fort axes due thertionltfr the year 1888, as provided
bylaw, thai the amount lor which the same was
sold was M-ioo,- that the. subsequent taxes
levied thereon for the year 1889 were paid by the
purchaser, that the time ol'redemption from said
sale, allowed by law, will expire on the 10th day
ftlwuary, 1892, or wlthlu sixty days after the
publication or this'notice. That the amount re
quired to redeem said land from said sale Is one
huudred and thirty three 88-100 dollars. In addi
tion to the amount above stated, as necessary to
redeem from said sale, the cost or publication or
this notice must be paid, together with such in
terest us may accrue from iimt after this dat".
County Auditor, Richland County, N. D.
NOTICE
OF EXPIRATION OF TIME OF RE
demption.—OfHce of County Auditor.
State or North Dakota, County of Richland—ss.
To Unknown Owner in whose name the follow
ing described land is assessed You are hereby
notified that on the 4th day or November, A. D„
1889, the following described real estate, situated
in said county, to-wit: south east one quarter
Sec. 9 town 134 range 52, containing 160 acres,
was sold for taxes due thereon for the year 1888,
as provided by luw, that the amount for which
the same wos sold was SM.01-100, that the subse
quent taxes levied thereon for the year 1889, were
paid by the purchaser, that the time or redemp
tion rrom said sale, allowed by law, will expire
on the loth day or February, 1893, or within sixty
days after the publication of tills notice. That
the amouut required to redeem said land from
said sale is fifty six 04-100 dollars. Iu uddi tion to
the amount above stated, as necessary to redeem
from said sale, the cost or publication ol'this
notice must be paid, together with such Interest
as may accrue trom and alter this date.
In witness whereot I have hereunto set my hand
and seal at Wahpeton, in said County ofRichland,
tills 10th day of December, 1891.
CHAS.
G.
BADE.
County Auditor, Richland County, N. D.
OF EXPIRATION OF TIME OF RE
demption.—Ollice of County Auditor
State of North Dakota, County ol'Richlnnd—ss.
To Unknown Owner In whose name the follow
ing described land is assessed: You ate hereby
notified that ou the 4th day of November, A. D.,
1889, the following described real
estate situated tn
said county, to-wit: south one hair orsouth west
one quarter Sec. 7 town 134 range 52, containing 80
acres, was sold for taxes due thereon for the year
1888, as provided by law, that the amount for
which the same was sold was $12.65-100, that the
subsequent taxes levied thereon lor the year 1889,
were paid by the purchaser, that the time or re
demption rrom said sale, allowed by law. will ex
pire on the 10th day or February, 1891, or within
sixty days after the publication or this notice.
That the amount required to redeem said land
from said sale is thirty three 98-100 dollars. In
addition to the amount above stated, as necessary
to redeem from said sale, thq cost of publication
or this notice must be paid, together with such
interest as may accrue from ana after this date.
In witness whereor have hereunto set my hand
and seal at Wahpeton, In said County orilicliland,
this 10th day or December, 1891.
(SEAI-) CHAS. G. BADE.
County Auditor, Richland County, N. D.
NOTICE
OF EXPIRATION OF TIME OF RE
demption.—Office of County Auditor.
Stale or North Dakota, County of Richland—ss.
To Unknown Owner in whose name the follow
ing described land is assessed: You are hereby
notified that on the 4th day or November, A.
1889, the following described real estate, situated
in said county, to-wit: south one hair Sec. a
town 184 range 52. containing 320 acres, was sold
tor taxes due thereon for the year 1888, as pro
vided by law, that the amouut for which the same
was sold was $48.52 100, thai the subsequent
taxes levied thereon for the year 1889, were paid
by the purchaser, that the time or redemption
rrom said sale, allowed by law, will expire on the
10th day of February,.1892. or within sixty days
after the publication oi° this notice. Thai the
amount required to redeem said lam) from said
sale is onehiindred and thirty three 83-100 dollars.
In addition to the amount above stated, ns neces
sary to redeem rrom said sflle, the cost or publica
tion of this notice must be paid, together with
such interest as may accrue from and after this
date.
In witness whereor I have hereto set my hand
and seal at Wahpeton, in said Comity ofRichland,
this lllth day ol' December, 1891.
(SKAI..) CHAS. BADE,
County Auditor, Richland County, N. D.
NOTICE
OF EXPIRATION OF TIME OF RE.
demption.—Office of County Auditor.
State or North Dakota, county or Richland—ss.
To Unknown Owner in whose name the follow
ing described land is assessed You are hereby
notified that on the 4th day of November, A.
1889, the lollowiug described real estate, situated
in said county, to-wit: northeast one quarter
Sec. 25 town 184 range 51, containing 160 acres,
was sold for taxes due' thereon for the year 1888,
as provided by law, that the amount lor which
the same was sold was $4.01-100, that the subse
quent taxes levied'thereon lor the year 1889, wefo
paid by the purchaser, that the time ofredemp.
tion from said sale, allowed bylaw, wilt expire
on the 10th day ot February, or within sixty
days after (lie publication of this notice. That
the amount required to redeem said land from
said sale
lifty nine 00-100 dollars. In addition
to the amount above stated, as necessary to ve
deem Iroin said sale, tlie :«st of publication or
this notice must be paid, together with such in
terest as may accrue from and alter this date.
In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand
and seal at Wahpeton, iu said County ofRich
land, this 10th day of December, 1S91.
(SEAL.)
NOTICE
P'omlsory notes dated Marcli
JS, 1891, lor $30.00 and interest thereon at. IS
per cent., and one dated June 28,1891 for 875.00
CHAS.
G.
BA DK,
County Auditor, Richland county, N. D.
OF EXPIRATION OF TIME OF RE
demption.—Office of County Auditor.
State or North Dakota, County of Richland—s«
To Unknown owuer in whose name the follow,
ing describei land is assessed: You are
hereby notified that on the 4tii day of November,
A.D., 1889, the following described real estate,
situated in said county, to-wit: north east one
quarter Sec. 7 town 134 range 01, containing 160
acres, was sold lor taxes due thereon for the year
18B8, as provided by law, that, the amount for
which the same was sold was $24.61-100 that the
subsequent taxes levied thereon for the year 1889,
were paid by the purchaser, that the time of re.
demption from said sale, allowed bv law, will ex
pire on the 10th day ol February, 1892. or within
sixty days after the publication ol'this notice.
That the amount required to redeem said land
from said sale is fifty mue 96-100 dollars. In ad
ditlon to the amount above stated, as necessary to
redeem l'roiu said sale, the cost ol' publication of
this notice must be paid, together with such in
terest as may accrue from and after this date.
In witness whereon have hereunto set my hand
and seal at Wahpeton, in said County ofRichland,
this loth day of December, 1891.
(SBAL.)
NOTICE
Dakota, County of Richland—ss.
Notice is hereby given
that the following described lots sltaated In the
for which each of said lots were sold and the
?JV.?un ireHu"ie, ,f0 re1®em
e»cl«
of said lots from
CHAS. G. BADE,
County Auditor, Richland County, N. D.
OF EXP RATION OF TIME OF RE
demption —Office ol County Auditor.
State of North Dakota, County of Richland—ss
To Unknown Owher in whose name the follow
ing described land is assessed You are hereby
notified that on tbe 4th day of November, A
1889, the following described real estate, situated
in sold county, to-wit: south west one quarter
Sec. 19 town 184 range 52, containing 148.67 acres,
was sold for taxes due thereon for the year 1888,
as provided by law, that the amount for which
the same was sold was $22.81-100, that the subse
quent taxes levied thereon for the year 1889, were
paid by the purchaser, that the time
ot
redemp­
tion from said sale, allowed by law, will expire
on the loth day or February, 1892, or within sixty
days after tbe publication ol' this notice. That
the amount required toredeem said land rrom
said sale is sixty-one 55-100 dollars. In addition
to the amount above stated, as necessary to re
deem from said sale, tlie cost or publication or
this notice must be paid, together with such In
terest as may accrue rrom and after this date.
In witness whereon have hereunto set my haml
J,1'"1 jealat Wahpeton, In said County ol'Richland,
this 10th day ol Decemtier, 1891.
NOTICE
CHAS. G. BADE,
County Auditor, Richland County, N.
D.
OF EXPIRATION OF TIME OF RE.
demption.—Ollice ol'County Auditor.
State or North Dakota, County or Richland—ss.
To Unknown Owner in whose nnme the follow
ing described land Is assessed You are hereby
notified that on the 4th day of November, A.D
1888, the following described real estate, situated.
11 wild county, to-wit: south west one quarter
Sec. 81 town 134 range 52, containing 150.19 acres,
was sold for taxes uue tliereon for the year 1888,
as provided by law, that tlie amount for which
the same was sold was $28.12-100, that the subse
quent taxes levied thereon for,the year 1880, were
paid by the purchaser, that the time or redemp
tion from said sale, allowed by law, will expire
on the 24th day or February, 1892, or within sixty
days alter the publication of this notice. That
the amount required to redeem Bald land from
said sale is sixty-lwo 68-100 dollars. In addition
to the amount above stated, as necessary to rc.
deem from said sale, the cost of publication of
this notice must be paid, together wltb such in
terest as may accrue from and after this date.
In witness whereot I have hereunto set
my
hand
and seal at Wahpifon,
in Hid County orRlchland,
thii 34th day of December, 1891.
CSSAL.) CHAS. G. BADE.
County Auditor, Richland Co nty, N. D.
TO CREDITORS.—Batate of Frank
Hohman, deceased.
Notice is hereby.gtvln by the undersigned, ad
ministrator of the estate or Frank Hohman, de
ceased, to tbe creditors of and all person* having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit tbem
With the necessary Touchers, within four months
•Iter tbe first publication of thla notice, to tbe
Mill administrator at Wahpeton, in the county of
Mtchland.
Dated at Wahpaton, December 1Mb, MM.
PIU8 MAYKR,
Administrator of tlw eitat* or Craa* Hojimin.
.. ..
rtCK OF BSFdtATlON OF TIMK Of *K
de«p»oa.-^)IBeeo( Count* Anditor^
_.!iortkDaluMa,CoMiytrRlctilaM--M.
To Onknown Owner in wbMe
iHdMciibed land Is atseued
iu said coanty, to-wit: all Sac. 8ft town-183rang*
52, containing 640 acre*, was (old for taxes due
thereon for the year 1888,-.as provided by law.
that the amount for which the same waa sold was
$86.07-100, that tbe subsequent taxes levied there,
on for the year 1889, were paid by the purchaser,
that the time of redemption from aaia«aala, al
lowed bylaw, will expire on the 10th day of
February, 1892, or within Kfxty days after the
publication of this notice. That the amount re.
quired to redeem said land from taid sale Is one
hundred and two 74-100 dollars. In addition to
the amount above stated, as necessary to re
deem flrom said sale, the cost of
:puBllfatloa
this notice must be paid, together with such in.
terest as may accrue trom and after this date.
In witness whereor I luvc hereunto
set my hand
and seal at Wahpeton, In said County ofRichland,
this 10th day oi December, 1891.
(SEAL.) CHAS. G. BADE,
Coun.y Auditor, Richland County, N. D.
NOTICE
OF EXPIRATION OF TIME OK RE.
t.emplion.—office of County Auditor.
State or North Dakota, County of Richland—ss.
To Unknown Owner in whose name tlie follow
ing described Inn is assessed You are hereby
notified tlint on the 4th day ol' November, A. D.,
1889, the following described real estate, situated
In said county, to-wit: nil Sec. 29 town 188
range 52, containing 640 acres, was sold for taxes
due thereou for the year 1888, us provided by law,
that the umonut for which the same was sold was
$66.07-100, that the subsequent tuxes levied there
on for the year 1S89, were paid by the purchaser,
that the time or redemption from said sale, al
lowed by law, will expire on the 10th day or
February, 1892, or within sixty days after the
publication of this notice. That the amount re.
quired to redeem said laud front said
Bale
County Auditor, Richland County, N. D.
NOTICE
OF EXPIRATION OF TIME OF RE.
demption.—Office of County Auditor. 61
State of North Dakota, County or Richland—ss
To W. 11. Strankle: You are hereby notified
that the following described pieces and parcels
ot'Iand, situated iu the county of Richland, state
or North Dakota, and assessed in your nume, to
wit: southeast one quarter sec 10 twp 129 range
48, containing 160 acres, were sold for taxes, on
the 4th day of November, 1889, for the sum of
fifteen and 88-100 dollars.
Application having been made for a tux deed or
the above described property you will take
notice that the amount required to redeem tlie
same is eighty and 98-100 dollars, exclusive or the
cost or tbis notice, and that the time for the re
demption or said land will expire on the 10th day
or February, 1392.
Given under my kaud and official seal, this 10th
day ot December, 1891. CHAS. G. 4DE,
County Auditor, Richland county, N. D.
NOTICE
OF EXPIRATION OF TIME OF
demption.—Office or County Auditor.
VTOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF TIME OF
11 demption—Office ol County Auditor.
State ol' North Dakota, county of Richland—ss^
ToUnknown Owner: You are hereby notified
that the following described pieces and parcels of
land, situated in the county of Richland, state of
North Dakota, and assessed in your name, to
wit: Original Town of Wahpeton: That tract of
land commencing at a point 212 feet south or
southeast corner of block 15, thence running
south 44 leet, thence west 132 reet, thence north
44 feet, thence east 132 t'eet to place or beginning,
were sold for taxes, 011 the 4th day of November
1889, for the stun of lour 95-100 dollars.
Application having been made for a
Given under my hand and official seal, this 10th
day of December, 1891. CHAS. G. BADE,
County Auditor, Richlandscouaty, N. D.
NOTICE
OF EXPIRATION OF TIME OF RE
demption Oflice of County Auuitor. 72
Stato of North Dakota, county of Rfclilund—ss.
To Eugene Thomas: You are hereby notified
that the following described pieces and parcels or
laud, situated ill the county or. Richl.uid, state or
North DiiKota, and assessed In your name, to
wit Lot 8, bl'k 15, Roots addition to Wahpeton,
were sold for taxes, 011 the 4th day ol'November
1889, for the sum of three 15-103 dollars.
Application having been made for it tux deed
ol tlie above described property you will take
notice tliat the amount required to redeem tlie
same is ten and U9-103 dollars, exclusive ol
the cost of this notice and that tlie time for
the redemption or said land will expire on the
10th day ol' February, 1892.
Given utider my Hand and orticial seal, this 10th
day of December, 1891. CHAS. G. BADE.
County Auditor, Richland county. N. D.
Dated November 14th, 1891.
JOHN HAFENER,
ANTOK HAFKNKR.
S.
H. SNVDEH, MATHIAS UUTAI.A.
Attorney for Petitioners, Wahpeton, N. D.
Klrst publication, Dec, a, 1891.
lined, and all
tended to for
PATENT bUslNESS
opposite the D. S. Patent Office, and we can ob
tain Patents in less time than those remote from
WASHINGTON.
Send
PHOTO
MODEL. VKA
DRIVES
thelWiow-
\pn are hilreby
..., a..•«., nmined that on the 4th daf^of Nowmberv A. D.
of
is one
hundred and two 74-100 dollars. In addition to
the amount above stated, us necessary to redeem
Irom said sale, the cost of publication of this
r.otice must be paid, together with such interest
as may accrue 1'rom aim after this date.
In witness wheraol'I have hereunto set my hand
and seal at Wahpeton, in said County or Richland,
this loth day of December, 1891.
(SK»L.) CHAS. G. BADE,
RE
60
Stato ot'Norih Dakota, County of Richlnnd—ss.
To Myron I.aFlare: You are hereby notified
tnat. the following descrilied pieces and parcels
of 1 nd, situated in the County of Richland, State
or North Dakota, anil assessed in yonr name, to
wit l.ot 11 bl'k 17, Roots addition to Wahpeton,
were sold for taxes onthe4th day ot'Novenibe.,
1889, tor the sum or nine 9-100 dollars.
Application having been made tor a tax deed
nil* above described poperty ycu will take
uotice.that the amount lequired
10
redeem the
same is twenty-four 23-100 dollars, exclusive of
the cost or this notice, and that tlie time for the
redemption ol'satd laud will expire
011
the
10th
day
or February, 1892.
Given under my hand and officials ai, this lOlh
day December, 1891. CHAS. G. BADE.
County Auditor, Richland County. N. D.
NOTICE
RE
0
OF EXPIRATION OF TIME OF
demption—Office of County Auditor.
State or North Dakotu, County or Richland—ss.
To Entities Mnheel: You are hereby notified
that the following described pieces and parcels or
land, situated iu the county or Richland, state ol°
North Dakota and assessed in yonr name, to
wit: l.ot 1 bl'k 2, Village or Briglitwood, were
sold for taxes on the 4tli day or November, 1889,
lor the sum or two and 18-100dollars.
Application having been made for a tax deed or
the nbove described property} you will take
notice that the amount required to redeem the
same is three and 55-100 dollars, exclusive or
tlie cost or this notice, and that the time ol' re
demption or said land will expire on the 10th day
of February,1892.
Given under my hand and official seal, this 10th
duy of December, 18fll. CHAS. G. BADE,
County Auditor, Rlcnliind connty, N.
TtE
Floe syrnp, jer gailQn
FineN.O. molasaas
Sorghum, fine, per gallon
00 cent-tea for
50 .»
40
:i0
narbellay Block,
RE
1
BUGGIES
tux
deed
of the above described property you will take
notice that the amount required to redeem the
same is twenty and 54-1110 dollars, exclusive
ol' the cost ot this notice, and thai the time for the
time of redemption of said land will expire on
the 10th day of February, 1892.
DAKOTA.
XTOTICE—STATE Ofc" NORTH
i-' County of Richland—ss.
—In District Court ol January general term.—
John Hafeuer, Anton Hal'ener, and Mathias
Butala vs The People.
To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned John Hal'ener, Anton
Hafener, Mathias Butala, tbe sole proprietors of
the premises hereinafter described and sought to
be vacated will apply to the district court of the
Fourth judicial district In and for the county of
Hlchland and state of North Dakota at a general
term thereof to be held Iu the City
ot
Wahpeton,
in said county of Richland on the 12th day of
January 1892, at the opening of the court on
that day or as soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard, to vacate and cancel all that part of the
original plat of tbe town of Mooreton, in the
county of Kichland and state of North Dakota,
described as follows, to-wit: all of blocks four
(4), Ave (5), six (6), seven (7), eight (8), nine (9),
ten (10), eleven (11) and twelve (12) according to
the plat of said original plat of the town of Moore
ton of record in the oflice of tlie register of said
county of Hlchland. state of North Dakota.
INK & CARTER,
F. E. KENASTON, Pres't.
ll'/A'O ot
of invention. We advise as to patent­
ability free of charge and w« make
hOft'llAHQE
UNLESS PATENT IS SECVBED.
For circular, advice, teipw and references to
Mtual clients iivyour own Slate, County, City or
Down, write to
Onoim AM qpet wosktMon, t*.
A pamphlet of Iqfpmntlbn
the la now
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.Wahpeton,
A. D. DAVIDSON,
HAROLD THORSON,
A. R. DAVIDSON,
P. J. McCUMBER,
at­
MODERATE FEES.
Our office
The Equitable
n.
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Liberal Quantity DlsooUntl
5 pounds good coffee
8 lava and Mocha
Fine combination
TRY IT.
Catsup, per quart
French mustard, per quart
Apples br the|barrel
Premium chocolate
S a a
Salmon steak, per can
Potted ham
Mushrooms, asparagus, clams, lobsters.
Sardines, domestic
Sardines. Imported *. 20 to
Macaroni, package 10
Jelly, per pail 75
11. these carefully and compare goods. Special
discount for quantities. Good* coming 011 every train.
R. J. HUGHES & CO.,
Are on Deck with A Fine Line of
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Ming stiMor fas ai Carnages.
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If you want a FARM XX)A_
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Is the Only LOAN COMPANt" In Richland County..
We have a number or Improved Farms that we will sell at much ie« th.n «h.i.
Also Wild Lands at Special Bargains. Ink fc Carter a?e aunts fS? n^?u» tatnSKEiiS
loans and mortgages ran direct to themselves allinUrestpaidtottamaadMi"
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Should you desire a farm loan, see Ink ft Carter and deal with men
who live among you and are known to be tellable.
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Successor to Citizens Bank.
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Sifted peas, very fine
Ptted cherries
Strawberries
Striugless beans ....
Corn
Hulled beans ...
Tomatoes, extra tine __
These goods are SUPERIOR TO
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Dried Fruits—
Fine dates, per pound 8 10
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Citron Peel
14 pounds cooking raisins or
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Fine cluster table raisins, per pound
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Raspberries, per ponnd
Fancy peachey, fipouads
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Apricots, peaches, and plums, no change,
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4'
ARTISTIC ,•
IPaiiiter & Decorator,]
And Dealer in
Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Glass, Varnishes,
Artists* Materials, Etc. 4
Agent for tlie Genuine Singer Sewing Machim
And the J. G. Eenrhufl' Story St Camp and other Standard Organs and Pianos, sold' on
Instullmeut plan without interest.
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