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ALERT.
PAT DONAN'S LATEST.
Honduras
Banking Scheme on a
~r::t Huge Soale.
The concession for the establishment of
the National bank of the Republic of
HOC^TM Jeen
granted absolutely to
a party of capitalists of Chicago, New
Orleans, Minneapolis aud New York.
*-frf'f .'fc -t.
The concession gives the incorporators a
monopoly on all the bank business of the
country, amounting to $27,000,000 an
q,jnal|y. The bank's operations will get
^nder way about Oct. 1. Among the
qaen interested are F. F. Hilder, M. G.
and C. A. Thiel, of New Orleans,
QpJ. P. Donan and two others, of Chica
gQ, ^nd several New York and Minneap­
olis gentlemen.
COL. DONAN BAYS:
"Honduras has no banks and never had
6ne. Its only exchange is the checks
and drafts of private individuals on Eu­
rope and the United States. For such
exchange five per cent is charged. Peo­
ple here have no adequate idea of trade
aouth of us. It amounts to $955,000,000
annually in Mexico and Central and
South America. Of this the United
Slates gets about $175,000,000, while
about $780,000,000 steams by the whole
length of our eastern seacoast to Europe.
n|^The time will come when Americans will
give up draw-poker and squabbles over
country postoffices and the price of a
vote to grasp this vast treasure of trade."
The new Bank of Honduras is capitalized
at $1,000,000, of which the $25,000 neces­
sary to commence operations is subscribed.
The bank will proceed to issue $500,000
in paper money, in denominations of $5
and $10, which the government guaran­
tees. The mam office will be at Teguci­
galpa, the capital of Honduras, with
branches at Amapola, Puerto Cortez and
Truxillo.
The Camp Fire,
Many of the Grand Army boys and
their friends early yesterday morning
were wending their way to Spiritwood
Lake. The grove on the north side of
the lake was selected for the camp. Tents
were pitched in true army style. There
was an abundance of camp and garrison
|P equipage, and quartermaster and commis
sary supplies. The drum corps of the
Light Guards added greatly to the pleas
ure of all. During the afternoon all
kinds of proper sports were indulged in
base ball, boating, fishing and bathing.
The lake was somewhat rough at times,
& but that did not deter old and young from
enjoying a ride en the water. Large
Hf", strings of fish were Drought in, sufficient
Ip to give all a relisliable breakfast this
IIS*,
morning. A more fraternal feeling could
S ,not have manifested itself anywhere else
in Dakota. Groups of the boys here and
there could be seen talking over the oc­
currences of the dark days of 1861-65.
|gr At night a successful camp lire was par
||r ticipated in by the veterans. Addresses
were mads by Comrades Hartman, Wil
bur, Nickeus, Calkins, Ward, Wade, Mil
ler and Porter. Today there will be a
series of amusements, in which all will
take part,
Opening of the Wisconsin Central
to Chicago.
^, Official notice has been received of the
fi opening of the new tiunk line to Chica
go. the Wisconsin Central. Commencing
ffsf Monday, July 25th, the Central will run
•f^is two through trains daily between Minne
y\ apolis, St. Paul and Chicago, making the
||l time in seventeen hours and carrying all
Wp- classes of passengers.
The Centi al have purchased new equip­
ment throughout for their Chicago line,
and justly claim to have the finest train
service in the west* Their through trains
will carry superb sleepers and parlor cars,
elegant day coaches, and the most unique
dining cars in the world. The departing
^^time of the new trains will be 1:30 p. m.
Jfftlaad 8:30 p. m. from Minneapolis and 2:05
p&\<p. m. and 9:05 p. m. from St. Paul. Ar
rangements have been made for the Cen­
tral's trains in the Union Depots r.t both
St. Paul and Minneupolis, and hereafter
they will arrive and depart from tbe
Union depots in both cities. The Central
have at a great expense secured splendid
terminals at Chicago and Milwaukee and
will run their trains direct to their own
depots in those cities. Thoroughly
equipped, with a splendid road bed and
interesting scenery, this new aspirant for
public favor is bound to meet with tbe
success it merits.
Closing of the Buchanan Schools.
The schools in Buchanan school town­
ship closed last Friday with a picnic, and
a general good time was had in school
house No. 1, in which were gathered all
tbe teachers and children in the town­
ship, as well as a number of the parents
The morning exercises consisted of reci­
tations, speaking, dialognes, etc., which
were very entertaining and which showed
careful training and proper preparation
oa part of tbe teachers. At the conclu
efcm of the exercises Supt. Foley was pre
seat and made a few appropriate remarks,
after which an elegant dinner was served.
At a small builiing near the school house
a whole confectionery store was thrown
«pea, when the little folks helped them
selvrs to lemonade, nuts, candies, etc.
The names of the teachers having charge
of the picnic are the Misses Lottie and
Fasaie] McHarg, Miss Katie Townsend
^aad Mr. D. £. Towsead.
lAd wig's Heart.
A canoas esrsmony, recalling to oae's
atiad the custesss of the Middle Ages,
Itsk place ten days ago at Munich. King
laMg^i heart, which had been removed
tftoa his body previous to the embalment
the tiller, was placed at the time in a
gtit urn specially made
filled with spirits of
Oa the Most, all the bells in the
to toil, flags were half-masted,
teed aadsftqps closed, while
iffes atsnnslalsisftbn Hl-fstedawaarch's
ibyaa immnass mili
|a wilsais proces
te tfcs Western
It
by special train to Altotting, about half
an hour's ride by rail from the e&pital.
On arrival there it was confided to the
monks of tbe ancient monastery of the
place, who have already in their Keeping
the hearts of a long line of King Lud
wig's predecessors.
The Artesian Well Injunction.
It has been rumored for some time that
obstructions would be brought in the way
of the proposed artesian well, and yester­
day the matter was brought to public no­
tice by the serving of summons upon
Mayor Long, Clerk Blewitt, the city
treasurer, the council and Messrs. Klaus
and Son, who are named as defendants in
the complaint of Daniel E. Hughes, tbe
plaintiff. The plaintiff's attorneys are S.
L. Glaspell and McMillan & Frye. In
pursuance of the object of the above
mentioned document, the fton. William
Henry Francis yesterday granted the in­
junction prayed for therein, until the 6th
day of September next, at wliicii time the
injunction will be argued before his hon­
or at Bismarck.
The reasons for this step, as set forth
therein, comprise a lengthy legal docu­
ment. The plaintiff allegos that he is a
rosuient and tax payer of Jamestown and
brings this action on his own behalf, and
on behalf of all the tax payers of the city.
The principal objections to the well are
alleged to be that the charter provides
that said city shall not in any year issue
warrants or orders more than ninety per
cent of the amount of taxes levied for
such year, and the amount actually re­
ceived from other sources, and that dur­
ing tbe months of June and July, 1S86,
the city incurred an indebtedness greater
then such ninety per cent.
Another reason is that the ordinance
was passed iriegularly, in that the meet­
ing of July 5th, which adjourned to July
7tb, was the regular meeting and not the
meeting of July 6th, which adjourned to
July 8th.
A third objection is made that the site
selected is situated at a remote distance
from the business portion of the city and
at a point where it cannot subserve the in­
terests of the city. For these reasons
Aid. Hughes asks that the city De re
strained troux proceeding to carry the or­
dinance into effect, and asks for such
other and further relief as he may be en­
titled to receive, and for the costs of this
action.
Borden M. Hicks also deposes and says
with Daniel E. Hughes, that he has read
the complaint, is an alderman of said city,
knows of his own knowledge that the
statements are true, and believes matters
stated on information and belief to be
true. This is the substance appearing in
the complaint, which has caused the tem­
porary postponement at least, of the con­
templated woik on the artesian well.
The Dance at Dickey.
The dance at Dickey given last week
by W. E. Brewer was evidently one of
the swellest occasions ever bad in La
Moure county. All the papers contain
good accounts of the parly, and the fol­
lowing from the LaMoure Progress and
Chronicle gives it in full:
"One of ttie finest social events ever
occurring in LaMoure county, took place
last Friday evening at Dickey, on which
occasion Mr. W. E. Brewer opened the
new Dickey & Brewer warehouse. A
general announcement had been made
throughout the country round about, and
tbe turn-out was very general, the attend­
ance being not much short of 150.
The warehouse which Messrs. Dickey
& Brewer are rapidly preparing for the
reception of the coming wheat crop, is
about 30x50 feet In size. The floor is of
planed lumber, and before the music be­
gan, had a liberal sprinkling of wax,
which rendered it, so the terpsichorean
artists say, the finest dancing floor ever
provided by generous host to his merry
guests. The ceiling, which still displays
the sturdy studding, was hung with beau­
tiful boughs, and ornamented with lamps
and Chinese lanterns, wnich shed a bright
but enchanting light over the entire
room. The orchestra was provided with
a platform in the centre of the floor.
Added to the above arrangements, was a
box car on the adjacent side track, one
part ot whose roomy space afforded an
apartment for the outer wraps of the
guests, while the olber was improvised
into an ice cream parlor by W. Parker.
Those early upon tbe scene were pro­
vided with a generous meal at the section
house, where Mr- and Mrs. P. M. Ells­
worth so ably presided, and latter on,
about midnight, the regular supper of
the evening was served at the same place,
and is spoken off in terms of highest ad­
miration.
Dancing was continued until an early
hour Saturday morning, Mr. John Fla
herty acting as floor manager, and win
ning the heartiest aii^iration for dash
and ability in that line.
During tbe entire night Mr. Brewer
was unwearied in his efforts to entertain
his guests, taking particular pains to see
that all were having a good time, and
that none failed to secure seats at the
banquet board. The whole affair, from
beginning to end, evinced Mr. B.'s su­
perior generalship, and the fact that par­
ty, music and supper, were all part of the
entertainment generously donated his
friends and neighbors, -is a convincing
evidence of the host's generosity.
Farming at tbe Hospital.
The work of cutting grain on the In­
sane Hospital farm hegaa yesterday. It
is learned from officers of thai excellent­
ly-conducted institution that the crop
though of course quite small, will De ful'
If up to the average in this section. This
may he regarded as suggestive from the
fact thai a large proportion of tbe farm
work is willingly performed by patients
in tie hospital. Those srbo are able to
work are allowed to do just Mfl much or
as little as they desire. Tbe result ot this
system, inaugurated by Dr. Archibald is
some excellent labor on tbe farm, which
proves most beneficial for the patients,
who go about their work in a seemingly
happy manner and are benefitted by tbe
outdoor exercise. ^Experience at the
Jamestown hospital seems to prove that
aad exercise doss the
inmates much more good than close re­
striction and bolts and bars. They arc
better contented by far, and their recov­
ery much quicker or lessened materially,
Many Insane Asylum's of older states
might with advantage emulate the style
of conducting this one in Northern Da­
kota.
Railroads Begin to Thicken.
The Evans brothers, railroad contrac­
tors, came in lrom the east, last evening
with forty-four horses and a grading out­
fit. This morniug they started over the
Fargo & Southwestern for LaMoure,
where they will begin work at once on
the extension of the James lliver Valley
road, running southwest from LaMoure.
It is said that they haye a contract for
constructing a nineteen-mile section o,
the road from that point.--[Fargo lie
publican.
County Orders Called.
Office. of County Treasurer, Stutsman
County, Dakota Territory.
Jamestown, D. T., July 16, 18S6.
Present the following numbered Coun­
ty Orders at this office for payment. In­
terest stops with this date. Nos. 3210,
3062, 3161, 3246, 3252, 1994, 3203, 3299,
3308 and 3331.
GEO. L. WKBSTER,
6w3t County Treasurer.
LOOK A "LEEDLE OUD."
I have tho best stallion in North
Dakota, the best proportioned, also
the surest colt getter, and of the best
strains. He will be found at the Bush
barn, adjoining A. J. Smith's. The barn
is in good shape with corral attached,
and plenty of good water. Teams fed
cheaper than at any barn in Jamestown.
E. M.
ALEXANDER.
TELEGRAPHIC POINTERS.
John liuskin's illness in London has
chanced for the worse.
EdwinJNelson, fifteen years old, son of
N. P. Nelson, a miller at Madelia, Minn
was drowned Monday at Watonwan. The
body was recovered.
The Iowa prohibitionist state conven­
tion at Burlington yesterday put in nomi­
nation a full ticket, with I'rof. H. M.
Seely for governor.
It is officially announced that the queen
will summon Salisbury to form a new
ministery. Salisbury is due in London
today.
Total receips at the St. Vincent, Minn,
custom house for the year ended June 30
were $136,473. Value of exports was one
million dollars.
It is stated at the interior department
that Secretary Lamar will leave the city
about the 1st of August on a tour of in­
spection among the
Indian
agencies of the
west.
The brewers of the northwest met in St.
Paul Wednesday and organized the
Northwestern Brewers' aoi Maltsters'
Association, electing as preeideafc Paul
Hauser, Sr., of St. Paul.
After & lively discussion on the amende
ment to the Jiartholdi
statue
Default
inauguration
expenses, it was passed, providing that
no part of the amount expended should
be used to buy iiquars or cigars.
President Cleveland had a rousing
welcome at Albany, N. Y., yesterday at
the celebration of tue incorporation of
the city 200 years ago. In the programe
of exercises he was forced to make &
speech.
An i£em appropriating $25,000 for the
education of children of school age in
Alaska, without regard to race, has been
inserted in the report of the appropria
tion committee of the senate also an item
of $3,000 for the purchase a£ Carl Gu
therses' painting of "Farming ic Da­
kota."
SUMMONS.
Territory of Dakota, County of Stutsman, FS: Dis­
trict Court, Sixth Judicial District.
Dwight L. Wilbur, Plaintiff, vs. Atargraret O. F.
Bronson and Willett Bronson, Defendants
The Territory of Dakota to the above named De­
fendants:
YOU
are hereby gammoned and reqnired to
answer the Complaint of the plaintiff in tbe
auove entitled action, of which a copy is hereunto
annexed and herewith served upon yen, nd to
serve a copy of your answer to the said
complaint on the subicriber, at his office in
Jamestown City, in said connty and territory,
within thirty days after the service of this sum­
mons upon you, exclusive of tbedavof such ser­
vice and if you fail to answer tne »airt Jcom
plaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in
this action will take judgment against yoa far the
sum of one thousand and thirty-seven dollars and
fifty cents, with interest at the rate of 10 per cent,
per annum from the 19th day of June, 1880, to­
gether with the costs and disbursements of this
action.
Dated June 19th A. D. 1880.
FBBDRCS BALDWIN,
Plaintiff's attorney, Jamestown. D. T.
Complaint, summons, etc., tiled Jul/3d, 1880, in
Jjistrict Clerk's office, Stutsman county.
F. Baldwin, Plaintiff's Atty.
First publication,IJuly 8th.
NOTICE MORTGAGE SALE.
has beta taa^ein the conditions of a
certain mortgage executed and delivered by
KliiottS. Miller and Elmlra G. 4us wife, mort­
gagors, to William Plaakinton, mortgagee, l&ted
the 15th, day of January. A. D. 1884, and co-d
ed as a mortgage in the office of the Register of
Deeds of the'county of Stutsman, in the territorv
of Dakota, on the 15th, day of January A. D. 1884,
at o'clock P. M., in book of Mortgages, on page
431-8, jgiyen to secure the payment or fonr hundred
dollars, Ivc years from Its date, with interest
thereon, at the/ate of eight per cent, per annum,
payable annually, on tjus first days of January in
each year. Said mortgage stioulates that in case
of non-payment of principal, Interest, of taxes, or
of any part thereof, when due, Uie wliou ftr'p.cj
pal sum, with interest, should,at the option at
said mortgagee, his heirs, executors, administra­
tors or assigns, then become due and payable, in
the same manner a* if then made payable by the
express terms of said mortgage. Default has been
made by die non-payment of the interest, which
became due January 1st, 1886, amounting to thirty
two dollars. It is the option of saia mortgagee
that the whole debt be dae and payable. There is
now due therefor, npon said mortgage fonr hun­
dred and forty-seven and 40-100 dollars, ($447. 40)
with interest thereon, at the rate of eight per cent,
per annum, from the date of this notice. No action
proceeding has neen instituted to recover said
debt, or any part thereof.
Ijlotte* |a hereby given, that by virtue of a
power of sale contained ip said mortgage, and of
the'statute is such case made and provided, the
said mortgage Will be forepJb»ed by a sale of the
mortgagea iireitiseB therein described, vhich sale
will be^iaije^rUitf'fHmtdoor 6f tbe CourtHoufe,
in the city of Jamestown, in He todcty of Str.ts
man, and territory of Dakota^ at public auction by
the Sheriff of said coun'y, on Saturday the 7 th, day
of August A.D. 1886, st 10 o'clock la tbe forenoon,
to satisfy the amount which shall then be dne on
said mortgage, with tbe interest thereon, and
costs and expenses of sale, and forty dollars attorn­
ey's fees, as stipulated in said mortgage, in ca#eof
foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage,
and so
to be sold, are the lot,picee or parcel of land situ­
ated la the connty of Stutsman, and territory of
Dakota, aad known and described as follows, to
witi TfcOOGth-cast ijuarter (self) of section
twenty-two (jbi in township one hundred and tot
ty-thrce (\&) north, tvagtr siily-fve (8?) west of
tbe 5th, P. M. containing 180 tcftt more or iem.
Dated June 24th, 1886.
Wm.
r.
NOTICE—TIMBER CULTURE.
U. S. Land Office, Fargo,
June JSStn, 1886. $
QOMPLAINT having
June ,J2f~,
gagor, to Edwin it. Clark
the office of the Register
a O
flee bv Hugh McCrimmon, against George S.
Gardner for failure to comply with law as to rimber
Culture entry No.8410, dated Mav 14th, 1883, upon
the N. W. X, Bee 20, twp, 138, r, 05, in Stutsman
County, Dakota, with a view to the cancellation
of eaid entry contestant alleging that the sala
George S. Gardner, did not plant, or cause to be
planted to trees, tree seeds or
cuttings, any part or
the 100
acres contained in said N. W. ot sec. 20,
during third year of his entry viz: between May
A. A. ALI.EN, Atty.
First publication June 24th, 1880.
Parties are
14i h.
1885 and May 14th, 1880. tho said pi
hereby summoned to appear at this Omi
coon the
day of July 1880, at 10 o'clock A. M., to re
and furnish testimony concerning *aid al-
30th,
spoil)
leged failure.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.
DEFAULT
having been made in the condition
of a certain mortgage dated September 19,
1881, executed by Augustus G. Parkhurst, mort
It. Clark mortgagee, recorded in
of Deeds for Stutsman
county, D. T., in book ii of mortgage deeds, on
page 90, on the 29th day of September, 1881, at
10:30 a. m., upon which there is dne .and unpaid
at date of this notice the sum of forty-two hun­
dred and twenty-eight and 20-100 dollars, which
said mortgage was given upon and contains the
following describei) property lying and being in
the county of Stutsmau and territory of Dakota,
to-wit: All of section three (8) in township one
hundred and forty north, of range 64 west of the
5th P. M.
Now, therefore, in accordax ce with the power
of sale granted in said mortgage, notice is licteby
given that the above described premises will Jie
sold at public auction on Wednesday, August 28,
1880, at ten o'clock a. ra., by the sheriff of Stuts­
man county, or his deputy, at tho front door of
the court house in Jamestown. D. T., to satisfy
the amount now due on the notes described in
said mortgage, together with all costs and expen­
ses attending sala sale to satisfy all taxes and
tax liens due and unpaid and one hundred dol­
lars attorneys fees, as provided for in said mort­
gage. EDWIN R. CLARK, Mortgagee.
Dated at Jamestown, D. T., July 9,1880,
A. A. Allen, attorney.
First publication, Julv 15.
b. L. GLASPELL.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Land Office at Fargo, D. T.,
June 24tli,1880,
NOTICE
is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten­
tion to make final proof in support of his claim
and secure final entry thereof, vi/.:
STEFAN ABEltr,
II. E. No. 35IS for the (seJO or sec. 14 tp. 141 n, It
03 w, and names the following as his witnesses,
viz: Martin Jaaikowski, John Filla, John Star
icha and Anton S.turfciia, all of Jamestown, Stuts­
man County, D- T. ...
The testimony of allto
im taken before Hon. W.
II. Francis, Judge or in Ms absence before Chas.T.
Hills. Clerk of Hist. Court of Stutsman Co. D. T.
at Jamestown, Stutsman County, JD. T.# on the
7th, day of Augmt A.D. 188li. at his office.
S. L. Glaspell Att'y.
First publication July 1st, 1888.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Lsal
Office at Fargo, D. T. June :24th, 1886.
Noticeisi/ireoyin
Krysttno Wiecrorek,
widow of Steian Wieeror .'k, II. E. No. 8518, for
the N of N. W. S. E. of N. W. and N.
E. of S, W. of section 24, tp. Ml, ranpe (SJW.
She nomes tbe following witnesses (J).prove her
continuous residence upon, and cultivation .of said
Martin Jaezkowski, Jolm Filla, Jolin Staricha
ana Peter Freid, all of JauaeB'owa. Dakota.
HOBAJCB A&si|jy, Kegister.
S. L. Gla«pell, Att'y.
First publication July 1st. I88C-
WHITE & HE WIT.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Land Olllce .at Fargo, D. T., July Cth, 1880.
Notice is hereby gi,van ,§iat the following earned
settler ha* filed notice of tnia intention to make fi­
nal proof in support of hi* cUluf. secure final
entry thereof
T110R8TEN LOREtfSBN,
D.S. No. 17077 for the Honib-weptquart-.rof
4. township 140 north, range Cit woHt, aud -names
the following as his witnesses, viz
Aden I. Warren Charles Gates, John R.
Kag/an and George Warren, all of Spiritwood,
£tntfioan county, D.T.
UVje testimony to be taken before the Judge of
tiie District Court, for Stutsrr an county, D. T., or
in his absejjee before the Clerk of the District
Court, at Jamctftw i, Ji. T., on the 21st day of
August A. D„ lfcBG, «,t Me o/ijee.
Tot
William PlaakiatoB,
Carroll Co. Mortgagee.
Attorney of Mortgagee.
Boom 41 Nftt. Ger. Am. Bank Building,
St. Paul, Minn.
PINT PNMFC*tioJ»? Jane *tb, 1S88.
HOJISAV APSTIN. Register.
White & lleivit, attorneys..
First publication July 15."
NOTICE OF SALE.
DEFAULT lias been made in the condition of
a certain Mortgage executed and delivered by
Ff&nlc Baeuen, and Cornelia itaenen, his wlfu.
.mortgagors, to William Smleding mortgagee,
JaUnp Scut. 4th, 3882, and recorded in the ofiice
of the Register of Deeds of the County of Stuts­
man, Territory Daiuta. on Sept. 5th, 1882, in
book of Mortgage, at ^ajje .507, on which there
is claimed to be due af'.the.S&jLe of this notice,
the sum of eight hundred acQ' sitjr-2vo and 62
100 dollars, and no action or procei^lng ,ha« hceji
instituted at law or in equity to recoVexthe de'.-t.
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a
power o' sale contained in said mortgage, and of
tbe statute in such case made and provided.tbe
said mortgage will lie foreclosed by a sale of the
itftrtogt-d premises therein described, which tale
will oe ou.de at the frontdoor of the Court
House in tue ,City ,of Jamestown, in the Connty of
Stutsman and Territory of Dakota, at public auc
iheriff of
tion by the Sheriff of ^.ic County, or by bis
Deputy, duly appointed, on Wed
eifct^day, A"g.
11th,
enoon. to tallajfy the
amount which shall then be due ou'said utfKt
gage, with the interest thereon, and costs aud
ezpense* of sale and Fifty Dollars attorney's fees,
ajs Etipalatcd in said mortgage in case ot fore­
closure.'
1880. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to"talla^y the
Tbe premieee described in laid mortgage, and
so to be sold, arc the Jot. piece or parcel of land
situated in the County ot S'nisoan ?nd Territory
of Dakota and known and described as follows,
to wit: Lot numbered one (1), in Block number­
ed eighty-one (81), in Klaus Addition to James­
town D. T.
Date, June 22nd, 1880.
William Smii ding,
White & new it, Mortgiigte
Attorneys for Mortgagee.
?i?st publication, June 24th, 1880.
ritOBATjg NOTICE.
TauBiTonT of DAKOTA, I* PHOAATS Copnr.
COUNTY of STUTSMAK. IIB.VKY J, OTT, JITDOB.
Special Term.
In tte matter of the Estate
of
Charles S. Kidder, deceased.
HE petition of James W. does, administrate!
tbe Estate of Charles 8. Kidder deceased,
on file in this Court, praying among other things
that license be to him granted to sell the estate of
eaid deceased, situated in this County and Terri­
tory, and this Court having on the 20th day of
X-'i'y
said County and Territory, on (Tuesday' W& JOth
day of August A. D. lH86at lOo'clook A. M.
It is therefore oraeredtbatail persons Interested
in said estate, appear before this Conrt at the laid
time and place and show cause, if any there be,
why an order should not be granted to said admin­
istrator to sell said estate.
Dated Jnne 29th. 1880.
JJenry J. Ott, Judge of Probate.
McMiitaa ijp ftjjii. Attorneys.
First publication J88A.
1
IK PBO*A'IV COU^T
TERRITORY of DAKOTA,
COUNTY of STCTSMAN.
ID the matter of the Estate of Elizabeth A. Beard,
deceased-
To
the creditors of said decedent, and all per
sons having claims against said estate: on
are hereby notified and required to exhibit yonr
claims against said deceased or her estate, with
tbe necessary vouchers duly verified, to the an
designed, who has been duly appointed adminis­
trator of said estate, at his place of business In
tbe city of Jamestown, in said Connty. on or
lie fore the first day of November, A. D., 1886.
Witness my hand and seal this 80th day of
Juno, A. D, )88§.
JOHN A. ALDBW,
^.dmlniatratci of mid Estate
NOTICE $ FIN4£ PROOfc
Land at Farir, O. T.,
is Ijereby given that
NOTlC'EOfl»ce
Lund Ofl»ce at Fans'), O. T., J^ly in, li
OTICE Is hereby given that the following
aamed aettler has ftle4 notice of tpi Iritejr-
tion to make final proof In support of nis claim,
and secure final entry thereof, viz
PETER NIEDECKE.V,
H. E. No. 8861, for the south-west of section 84.
township 139 north, range 64 west, and names the
following as his witnesses, vi*: John Dee,
John Roemer, Joseph Fela'nansen and Bruce
White, all of Jamestown, Stutsman connty, D.
T.
Tho testimony whrreof to be taken before lion.
tf. Fta^cis, Judge of the District Ccur' or
in cafe of h'« absence, before Charles. T. Hills,
clerk of eaid conrt, at Jtroesicwn, £tataraan Cosn
ty, 1). T., oa the90th flay of Augoat, A. V. i486,
at his office. HOKAOB Atmvnr, Regiate&
First publication, July 1Z,
NOTICE-TIMBER CULT IKE.
U. 8. Land Ofiice Farg" D. T. Juno 28th, 1880.
COMPLAINT
Noticeisin
haying been entered at this otllce
by William II. Lyon against Daniel C. Dew­
ey, for failure to comply with law as to Timber
Culture Entry No. 8240, dated March 27th, 1883,
uoon tho south-east quarter, section 2, townshtp
187, range 02, in Stutsman County, Dale. Ter. with
a view to the cancellation of said entry contestant
alleging that the said Daniel C. Dewey did not com­
ply witn the Timber Culture law in this, to wit
that lie did not plant or sow or cause to be planted
or sowed in the 3rd. year after his entry, Ave acres
to trees, seeds or cattlings that the present condit­
ion of said tract is that there is ten acres broken
on said claim, that was in crop in the year 1885,
but that the same is not now plowed and that there
are no trees, seeds or cuttlings thereon up to this
date June 2d, 1886, the said parties arc hereby sum­
moned to appear at this office on the 28th. day of
August 1886, at 10 o'clock, A. to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged failure.
E. C. Geary, Receiver.
Nickeus & Baldwin Atty's.
First, publication July 1st, 1880.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Land Office at Fargo, D. T. June 28th, 1880.
heteby given that the following named
settler has
filed noticeof his
intention to make
final proof support of his claim and secure Unal
entry thereof, viz:
Zalmoil S. Martin,
Guardian of Thomas Pol
leys, an Infant.
II. E. No. 11,000 for the (setf). of sec. 20, tp. 137 n,
B.64 w, and names the following as his witnesses
viz:
A. Tlovnton. JosGDh Ft
O. A. Boynton, Joseph Feldhausen, Lewis Lyon
and E. D. Latlirop, all of
County, D. T.
NOTICE
Jamestown, Stutsman
The testimony of claimant and witnesses to be
taken before Hon. Wm. II. Francis
Judge of the Dist. Court, or in case of his
absence from the County at the time, beforo
Clias. T. Hills Clerk of said Court,
at Jamestown, Stutsman County, D. T., on the
85tU, day of August A. D. 1880, at his ofiice.
IIORACB AUSTIN, Register.
Niekeus Baldwin Atty's.
First publication July 1st, 1880.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Land oillcc at Fargo, D. June 38.1880.
is hereby given that tho foltowing
named sett'.er has filed notice of his inten­
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof, vi/.:
WILLIAM THOMAS MELVIN,
of Jamcfttown, D, T., H. E. No. 8447, for the south
east quarter of section 12, township 138 north,
range 05 west, and names the following as his
witnesses, viz.: James Brawn, Franklin J.
J5rown, William f. Lentou, Arthur W. Hoberson,
ail ot Jamestown, Stutsman county, D. T.
The testimony of claimant and witnesses to be
taken before Hou, Wm. II. Francis, judge of the
District Court, ox in ise of his absence befoie
Chas. T. Hills, clerfe of said court at Jamestown,
Stutsman connty, D. ?".,»n the 24th day of Au
SMBt, A.D. 1880, at his office.
6
NnamedOffice
IIGBACE AUSTIN, fcegiste*.
given that the following named
settler has given notice of her intention to
make final proof support of her claim (she
being the widow of fcieftm Wiecrorek.) under sec.
2-J91 E. S. U. S., and that said proof will be made
belore Hon. Wm. H. Francis,.Judge, or in his ab­
sence before Chas. T. Hills, lle.rU of District
Court for Stutsman County Dakota,ut Jamestown,
Stutsman County, D.T. on the7th, u*y,vf 5-V&"6'
A, D. 1880, vi*
HORACE Register.
Nickeus & Baldwin, Attorneys for islelyin.
l'irst publication, July 1, 1686.
NOTICE OF FINAL PBOOF.
Land at Fargo, D. T..Juiwllth, 1880.
OTICE is hereby given that the following
settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in suppoit of his claim, and
secure final entry thereof, viz:
CARL SC11ROEDER, of Durham, D, T.
II. iS. Ho, J4.309 for the (nwX), of sec. 82, tp. 143
n, G3 yv, add A'imee the following as his witness-
^G^tiasal, D. L. WUfenj', lor
an/. Joos and
Pttor Fried, all 1 Jame.fitoyn, gtutepfn County,
D. T,
The testimony of claimant and his
.witnegBSsto
be taken before Hop. Wm. H. Franctp, Judge of
the Dist. Court, or in IL'S absence before Chas. T.
Hills#Clerk of said fcour^ at Janjcstown, Stuts­
man County, D. T., on the Sl«. 4W
A. D. 1880, at his office.
IIOIUCB AUSTIN, BcgUter.
Nickeus & Baldwin Atty's.
First publication July 1st, 1880.
u.
CE—TIMBER CULTURE,
upon
D-T'^
A,ias
tag JyJy 30th, 1885, and that
Noticc-
QOMPL AINT .toy
In &c/itftred at this of
f/akAiflSt Patrick U.
flee by John McCn
Sulln
OBT'MMT h.M cnt'iriily iiilid to comply with the
timber culture Ja.vv.thc ar6 hereby
summoned to appear at this olllce ,?
£i)P£iir ,, ..
of August, 1886, at UJfl'clock a 'm., to^sioni kn4
furnish testimony concerolng said alleged tyuurc.
,911 t^ejjst day
Iloiucg Aiw'iNj Register.
Nickeus & Baldwin, attorneys (ot cr)J)J.eMaut
First publication, July 15th, I860.
JSpTICE.—TIMBER CULTURE
U. S. Lflid Office at Fargo, D. T„ June 25,1880.
COAITJEllas'
JAXJXT having been entered at this office
ly Lymoj. »ff»jpst Marion Overmyer,
for failure tocoxiipiyyvit'- i*w 4s to timber-cult­
ure entry No. 8$)3, aatii'd &ft})n 1883, upon
the &outti.fc»st (juarter of eecitloti 8', tov/ji»l.,p 144,
ronge 62, i» Stufcwa# county, DsMta terriiQr.,
with a view to the eancejlaf-iofl °f eatry cotr
testant alleging that Mario# Qwirjayer hajs n.ot
done anything or caoaed ftp/tping 0 (top**
thereon, since the ilrst year of Ule ifWM*
there is about 5 acrcs broke thereon In lfclw, ftn4
that since that date nothing has been done there
1 /_ :l„J «nvoo Af land
myer. except idol'e Breaking JCS?. tip to June
21,
am,
Wiasaitl parties ai .hereby suaw J?«a to
appear at thinof&cQ op tjie lot-b aay' drf- £tigubt,
18n0, at 10 o'clock a. a,., tp respond and JtlrnKh
testimony concerning said failuiic.
J'ettrefhas fifli nati.ee of his intention to
make final pro'of of liJccldimandsecure
final entry thereof, vte:
WJWAH BENNETT, Jawe*iMW) D. ,T.
D. S. No. 15.798 for the ,(»wJ), of sec. 4, to.
14} r.,
04 w. aDd names tho following as his witnesses,
yiz:
James Gram, T. J. Jones, Will Reed and Clint
Hotclikiss, all of Jamestown, Stutsman Connty,
T.
The testimony of claimant and his witnesses to be
t»fcen Jjc/019 Chas.T. Hills, Clerk of District
Court it Jari evtuwn, JjUiiBman County, D. T., on
the 31st, day of August'£..1) J.H£6, s.1 his omce.
Nickeus & Baldwin, Contestant's attorneys.
First publication, July 8.
NOTICE OF FINAL TROOF.
I.and Office at Fargo, D.T., June 28th, 1880.
NOTICE
UPON
NOTICE—-TIMBER CULTURE.
U. S. Land Olllce, Fargo, D.T., June 23,1880.
COMPLAINT
dODWfit-
E. O. G«*Bfrf,ft£rfvcr
Johnson Nickeus, Contestant's tkUOfitejfi
First publication, July 8^
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF
U.S. f.?nd Office, Fargo, D. T., June 558th, 1880.
itfoties is i.c*uby given that the following named
HOUACE ATJBTIU, II.EIISTOR.
Nickeus & Baldwin Atty's.
First publication July 1st, 1880.
NO HCE. —TIM BE CULTU E.
I'. S. Land Office, Fargo, D. T, June tsw,.
^10MPLA((NT paying been entered in tlii?nillo.
by William A. Clfaffee against Aj'-triuli W.
Parsms, for failure to comply wi:ii Ikw io tim­
ber cnltu re entry No. 7320, dated September 3d,
1882, upon the north-west quarter of section 12,
township 143, range 00, in Stut«man county, Da
kota territory, with a view to the cancellation of
said entry contestant alleging that the said Aza
riah W. Parsons did not plant 5 acres to tree seeds
or cuttings, and did not crop or cultivate said land
in the year 1885, or 3d year aftor his entry, or be­
fore or after that there Is about ten acres broken
on said claim, about the year 1883 or 1884, but
that nothing has been done thereon since that
\he*e are no trees, seeds or cuttings on said tract
up to this date, June fit/. Itj86, the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at U)is omce on it
80th day of August, 1880, at 10 o'clock a. m., to re­
spond and famish testimony concerning laid al
leged failure. K. C. GEARBY, Receiver.
Is hereby given that tfe following
named settler has filed notice of his inten­
tion to make final proof in support of his claim
and sectij-e final entry thereof, vl7,:
FfcASK BLDE&, of Single. D. T.
II. No. 8tt?0 for the jde30,'Of'sec: tp,')^3 11,
6^ #, and names the following as hia witnesses,
Joe D. Mills, Jamestown, Frank Tinbshiw,
Jamestown, Louis Khrtz, Pingree, Romanns John­
son, Pingree, all of Stutsman County D. T.
The testimony of Claimant and hfs witnesses to
to.be taken before non.'Wm. H. Prancis, Judge
of the Dist. Court or in his absence, before Chas.
T. Hills, Clerk of said Court, at Jamestown,
Si uuman County, D. T. on the 25th, day of Aug
it'Jt A. D- leM, at bit office-
U. S
(J
MOBAOje ArsTrN. Register.
Siccus A Baldwin Att:yii 11 1 5:
pohlicatifttfi July 1'at 18^6.
NOTICE,—TIMBER CULTURE.
17, S. Land Office, Bismarck, p.
T„ Jqne 8 1680.
COMPLAINTto
having been entered at this office
by AImon N. Perkins, against Ida M. Kel­
logg. for failure comply with law at to timber
culture entry No. 032, dated July 27lh, 1882, npon
the north half of the north half of section 18,
township 139, range 68, In Stutsman county, Da­
kota territory, with a view to tbe cancellation of
said entry contestant alleging that IdaM. Kel­
logg has not broken ten aries since her filing, and
thai no timber seeds or cuttings have been planted
on said tract since it was entered, nor before, the
lps.ii! pa.iief arc heie}y tummoned to appear at
Inls -office on the i'.th da'/ of July, lOSfl, at 10
o'clock a ».,to respond- and .fuvaish testiuiOc/
et)M*rnlng said alleged failure. .. ....
JOBIT A. R*a,Regisi-r.
Sickpu. Baldwin, ajforoeys for Cohteatant.
0. 8, Land Ofllce, Biemarcfe. O. T., June 80.1»8C.
the affidavit of Fredrus Baldwin, on^
of ontesunt's attorneys, and upon all the
•ers herein, It Is ordered that the above e»ase
rontianed nntil August 27th, 18fl6, at same boar
and p'ace, and that said notice and this continu­
ance be published in tbe Weekly Alert, a news­
paper published at Jamestown, D. T., ana of gen­
eral circulation, and nearest the land above de­
scribed. and that service also be made as required
by the rale* of practice in case of publication.
JOHK A RIA, Register.
Kiutaa Baldwin, attorneys for contestant.
FirttpaWlcation, Jaly 6.
*Y~'5. fvi"*
having been entered at '.Ills of­
fice by Jacob Yauger against William H.
Clock, for failure to
comply with law as to Timber
Culture Entry No. 7128 dated June 23d, 1888, upon
the so. or. of section 88, township 137,range00, in
Stutsman county. Dakota, with a view to the can­
cellation of said entry contestant alleging that
said William 11. Clock,has failed to break or to
caupc to be broken, ten acres of of said truct with­
in two years from the date of said entry, or up to
the present time. That he has tailed to cultivate
to crop or otherwise, or to plant to trees any I'or
tioii of said tract up to Hit* present time, inat
live acres in all have been broken upon said tract,
and the same hae never been cultivated or BUWII
to trees. The said parties are hereby snmmoneU
to appear at tills olllce on the 29th day of July
1880, at 10 o'clock a. m., to respond and lurnish
testimony concerning suid aileged 1 allure.
15. C. CiEAREY,
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
U. S. Land Ofllco at Fargo, Oak., July 1st, 1880
Complaint
having been entered at thlg cilice by
William Francis against William L. Jopoe
forabanaonitghisTimb Culture i.ntry No.Colo,
dated April 24tli, 18b2. ujion the ne ot section
28, township 143, range CO, in Stutsman County
Dakota. Contestant
Alleging
U. S. Land Olllce, Fargo, Dak.. July 1, 1886.
entered
aguinst
Andrew A. Lindsey, deceased, for abandoning
his timber culture entry No. 0022, dated July 27,
1881, »p- the eoutli-west quarter (sw.10 of sec­
tion 26, tojvjishlp 140, range 00, in Stutsman coun­
ty, Dakota, contestant alleging iliat said Andrew
A. Lindsey. now deceased, did not in his lifetime
comply with the requirements of the timbei cul­
ture law that neither he nor his heirs, nor his
representatives, nor any one for him have planted
any trees or seeds during the third or fourth years
of said entry, or up to the present time that
neither lienor they have cultivated to crop or oth­
erwise during the second, third or fourth years of
this entry, or up to the present time, any portion
of said tract that ten acres of eaid tract were bro­
ken in 1881 and 1882, and since that time the same
jjas not .been cultivated or pluntc-d to trees, and
has now wholly grown up to weeds, with a view
to the cancellation of said entry tho said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at' this olllce on
the 18th day of Augiitt, 1880. at 10 o'clock a. in.,
to respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment. HOUACE AUSTIN,
having been cntere
fice by Lewis C. Spink agulnst the liejrs of
J. 9. Watson, Attorney. Register,
irst publication. July 8th,
1830
NOTICE.—TIM BER CULTURE­
IT. S. Land Ofiice at Fargo, Dak., July 7,1880.
COMPLAINT
of
August
WHEREAS,
Receiver.
E. C. OBAHEV,
JNO.S. WATSOMJ Attorney. Receiver.
First publication, Jane 24.
that said William
L. Jones has failed up to the present time to break
the second five acres upon eaid truct required l»y
law to be broken witMn two years from date of
his land entry. That lie lies failed to plant to trees
ten acres or any portion of said tract. That he
has failed up to the present timo to cultivate to crop
orolherwise ten acres thereof, That the only work
done on said claim up to the present time lias been
to bicak five acres ii. 1882, and that said breaking
has never been cultivated nor planted to tiees, but
lias all giown up to weeds. The said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this olllce, on the
12th day of August 1886, at 10 o'clock A. M. to re­
spond and furnish testimony concerning suid al­
leged failure.
Horace Austin, Register.
John S. Watson, Att'y.
First publication July 8th 1880.
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
COMPLAINT
having been entered at tliiB of­
fice by James T. Nowlin against Charles M.
Cuyler, for failure to comply with law as to tim­
ber-culture entry No. 0082, dated August 25, 1881,
liiton the soutii-wosi '4 pi section 24, township
137, range 01, in Stutsman county, Dakota, with a
view to the Cancellation of eaid entry oonte^tant
alleging that shid Charles M. Cuyler has not dur
ing the tjiird year of slid entr/. nor tip to the
present time, cultivated fo crop or otherwise, Any
paj't of said tract that'lie ha,-i not up to Lhi?titae
pi unfed any paft of said tract to tree^, tree seeds
or cuttings that no part of said claim lias been
broken or in any manner cultivated sipce Aueiist
25,1883 that nbont ten acres thereof wure broken
prior to August ii6, JSS1, since which,date no part
of the same has been cultivated, but is now grown
up to weeds and grass, the said parties are hereby
summoned to nppear at this olllce on the 17th day
ot at. 10 o'clock a. m., to respond
aud' /BXDjah taitimopy popcerning said alleged
failure, X,0. Reccivor.
John S, Watson, aitOfnier/'
First publication. July
jiQt broken or
l.v
NOTICE.
U. S. Land Office, Fargo, Dakota, July 8,18S0.
COMPLAINT
having been entered at this of-
ri^e by Morris R. Mastin against James Cor
.bett, 'for aaja^doni!1" his homestead entry No.
10709,'dated: Jilne 9tli\ It^2, npon the north-west
quarter ofsi'Ctidn 2, township 114, ran^eCO, in Stuts­
man county Dak., with a view IO tltu tft'netylaiio^
'of paid entry the said panics are h^ret suitl
Hion-jii to appear at' this ofiice on tile 2Ut day of
August 11^6, at tec o'clock A. M., to respond and
furnufh testimony .cijliccdiini said alleged aban-
HORACE APSXJN, Ifeglebr
John S, Wuteon. Attorney.
First publication July 16,
NOTICE—TIMBER CULTURE.
U. 8. Land Olllce, Fargo, Dak., June S8, 1888.
COMPLAINT
having been entered at this oflirc
by Joseph T. Piercy against Milton N.
S^ubo.'.-i for failure to comply with law as to
TlmbeV-Ciiltiue fculry No, 8119, dated March 5th,
1B«3, tfp&n' tfitf eoufii-cati ,V at nection V, township
!.'range fid in Stiifsmfcjfcouiity, Daite.'a, :v?ltii a
Ti- i/\ oimAnlltil'Inn Af edl/f iftM Mr' /AT1 fAfli 1
acrcs of said tract within iu fror)) the daps
of said Entry or up to the present uiMui tff^t
has failed to cultivate to crop or otherwi c,
U4.y
portion thuroof since the date of his said entry
I'hat only five acres of ruid tract have been lirokon
the same liss entirely gone back to weeds and
tjic Sfli'l partiesare hereby Niimmoned to
appear at thle fcrnc. the 29th duy of July, 1880,
at^lo x*C10tk a. nl., torcttonci -n.I furnish testi­
mony concur/ling said'allcL ed ifa11urc.
E. C. CEARKV,
*1 IWA-ivcr.
JNO. S. WATSON, Attorney.
Firnt publication June 24th. 1880.
NOTICE OF 10int A(iE SALE.
WlIKIiBAS,
default lias beenmaoe in thecon-
dtiions of a certain mortgage executed
and delivered by William Clark, Venom Clark,
•Toscrph F. Cornwell and Julia A. Cornwall, mort
feagora, 1o H.e^ry M^lberger, mortgagee, bearing
date December lOtlr, :Ss)T feccre'ed in tbe
office of the Register of Deeds for fjlutsman
county, Dakota, December 11th, 1883, in Book
Land Office, Fargo, D. T., July 0,1880.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this office
by Ka'e Merrill, against James Feeley, for
abandoning his homestead eniry No. 11.180, dated
August 3d, 1882, upon the south-west quarter of
section 30, township 137, ranee 03, in Stutsman
county, Dakota, with a view to the cancellation
of said entry the said parties are hereby sum­
moned to appear at this office on the 17th day of
August, 1880, at 10 o'clock a. in., to respond and
furnish tuijtiuiony concerning said allegi.l aban
dbnihect. E. C. U*Aȣ*, UotfHVarr
Jno. 8. Watson, attorney.
First publication. July 8.—4t
NOTICE.
S. Land Office. Fargo, D. T.,
Juno 1th, 1880.)
/"COMPLAINT having been entered at this office
by James Keiian, against Edward L. Bill,for
abandoning his Timber Cnlture Entry No. 8104,
dated March, 10tb, 1883, upon the north-east J,
section 10, township 143, range 02, in Stutsman
ooliiitjr, DaUsta, cor.teetant atlagin(: th&t said Ed
Vk'd u. Bill hasnovbrot.cn or CRUse'ti to be kronen,
ten'acres of said tract within two years from the
•Jiite of said Kn'ry, of PP tp tho present time
cultivated or planted to trees, but (ins been wholly
abandoned, and is now grown up to weeds, witn
a view to tbe cancellation of said entry the said
parties are hereby snmaioned to appear at this
office on the 12th, day of August. 1880. at 10 o'clock
A.M. to respond and furnish testimony concern­
ing said alleged abandonment.
IIOBACE AUSTIN, Register.
John S. Watson, Attorney.
First publication Jnne 24th, 1880.
SOTICE OF FINAL I'RQOF.
Land .Ofiice. at Fai^o, ji. 1'. Ma/ 11, iafxi.
Nttiee is hereby given that the fallowing named
acttlerhas filtd notice of his intention to make
final proof la support of his tlaim and secure Aral
entry-tbeteof
ADOLL'H W. GltSCHKB
R. B. No. 6064 for the ijorth'east quartet N. S.
of acc.28, Tp, 142 n, w, and names tbe fol ow­
ing as hia witnesses, via Lewis C. Hectehklss,
Will A. Reed. George W. Rortz, and James Ba­
chin an all of Stntsman Coanty, D, T.
The testimony to be taken before Hon. Wm.
George Lind°ey, unmarried, did
on the 24tli (lay of March. A.D. 1884, make,
execute and deliver to F. T. Day, Mortgagee, his
certain Deed of Mortgage on the real estate herein­
after described, to secure the payment of the sum
of forty dollars, which suid mortgage was duly
filed for record in the office of the Register of Deeds,
for the County of Stutsman territory of Dakota, on
the 25th day of March, A.D. 1884, at 4 o'clock P.M.
and recorded In Book of Mortgages, on page 98
AND WHKIIKAS, Default has been made in the
payment of said sum ana tlieio is now due and
unpaid at the date of this notice on said Mortgage
tho sum of fortv-eiglit aud nineiy-oue one-hun­
dredth dollars, and in addition thereto there is due
tho sum of twentv-five dollars, attorney's fee, as
stipulated in suid ortgage. And no action or
proceeding has been instituted at law or otherwise
to recover said mortgago debt or any part thereof
Now, therefore, otice is hereby given that un­
der and by vl'tue of the power of sale contained
in said mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in
such eases made and provided, the said mortgago
will be foreclosed by a sale of said mortgaged
premises, situated in the county of Stutsman, ter
ritory of Dakota, and described as follows to-wit:
The south east quarter (se i) of rection twelve (12)
in township one hundred and forty (140) north,
range sixty six (00) westof 5th P. M., containing
100 acres, more or less, together with the heredita­
ments and appurtenances, to the highest bidder
for cash, to pay said debt and interest due there­
on, taxes paid, twenty-five dollars attorney's fees,
and the costs and charges allowed by law which
sale will be made bv the Sheriff of said county at
the front door of tliu Court House in the city of
Jamestown, in said connty and territory, on Sat­
urday, the 7th day of August, A.D. 1880, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, subject to redemption at
any time within one year fiom tho day of sale as
provided by law.
Dutfi, June 15th, A. D. 1880.
WHEREAS,
at thisof-
AND WHEUKAS, Default has been made in the
payment of said sum and there is now due arid
unpaid at the date of this notice on said mortgage
tho sum of forty-nine and 28-100 dollars, and in
addition thereto there is due tlio sum of twenty
five dollars, Attorney's fee, as stipulated in said
mortgage, and ,no action or proceeding has been
instituted at law or otherwise to recover sajil
mortgage debt or any part thereof
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that nnder
and by virtue of the power of sale contained in
said inortg'ige, and pursuant to the statute in sncli
cases made and provided the said mortgage will
bo foreclosed by a ealo.of said portgaged premises',
situated in the county of Sbitsjnan, territory of
Dakota, and described as fallows, tp wit Tho
norlh-east quarter (no X) of section fourteen tli
in township one hundred and thirty-eight J[133
north, range sixty.two (00) west of 5th, P. M. con»
taining 100 acres more or Ices,
Together with the hereditaments and appnrten
anccs, to the highest bidder for cash, to pay said
debt and interest due thereon, taxes paid, twenty
five dollars attorney's fees, and the costs and
charges allowed by law: which sale will be made
by the Sheriff of said connty at the front door of
the Court House, in the city of Jamestown in said
county and territory, on Saturday the 7th, day of
Ausiist A. J. 18S0, at 10 o'clock in the fore-noon,
subject to ademption at any timo vvithiu ope year
frorii the day of wale as'provided by la^y,'
Date June liilh, A. D: I88O1
F.T.Day,
F. C^vroll & C'q- Mortgage#
Wm.
Attorney for Mortgagee.
Room 41, fiat. (jer. A hi. Bank Bujldlpg
ftt. Paul,Minn.
First Publication June 84th. 1830.
MORTGAGEE SALE.
WHEREAS,
John Sliechy, unmarried, did on
the ICth, day of January A. D. 1884,make,
execnte and deliver to F. T. Day mortgagee, hid
cprtftln djed of mortgage on the real estate lierein
aHut duscrJhet}, to sef.nre the payment of the sura
6f' lofty doilari, w}ucti aaU mortgage was dpi/
filcii for r^offl Hp (Ins Ofllpfc Of the Reiw'steifof-Dcec"
for the comity of Bt'qtjimapi teyfUojypf Balip'ft
on tho 1st, day of FMmmrv A. l.
1Hb4, at Ito'clori
A. M„ and recorded in Book of mortgages, ob
page 75
AND WHEREAS, Default lias been made in tho
payment of said sum and there is now due and
^ip.puid at the date of this notice on said mortgago
the top? pf inriy r.in
addition thcretb tuor
live dollars, Attorney's ice, as stipulated in sata
mortgage, aild no action or-proceeding hail iiecc
instituted at law or otherwise to recover said tfiorl'
giige 4elf or any part thereof
Date -Jline 15th, A. D. 1S86.
Win.
l'J"
of Mortgages, on pu®e .3-17, said mortgage cover­
ing the north-east and the north-west quarters of
section 22 (No. 22). township one hundred and
thirty-nine (No. 139) north of range sixty-three
(No. 03) west of Fifth Principal .Meridian, and
securing the payment of two thousand dollars,
with JO per cent, semi-annual interest, and one
hundred uojims attornuy's fees in case of fore­
closure, and whvfcaa there i« dae and payable :it
the date ot this hoti'ie tlierton' the sum of
twenty.thrcc hundred ninety.hine nnd 23
100 (2,399.23) dollars, and no proceedings at law
have been instituted to collect tlje same, or any
part thereof. Now, therefore, n- tice is hereby
given, that by virtue of the power of saie in said
mortgage contained, the eaid mortgage will be
foreclosed by a sale of said above described
premises at public auction to the highest bidder
foi cash, by the sheriff of Stu smun county, D.
T.. on Satuiday, August 14th, 1880, at 10 o'clock
a. m. of that day, at the front door of tbe court
house in Jamestown, Stutsman county, D. T., to
satisfy the amount due as aforesaid, attorney's
lee
a and costs.
A. MCKECHKIE,
Sheriff Stutsman county, Dak.
Jno. S. Watson, at'orney for^Iortgagee.
Dated Jamestown, D. T., June UO, lSSfl.
First'piibiir.ation, Jnly ]. 1680.
NOTICE.
n.
Francis. Jndge of the District Conrt or in case of
his absence, before Chas. T. Hills, clerk of said
conrt at Jamestown, Sutmnan Coanty. D. T., on
the 19th day of July, A.D., 1886, at his office.
HORACI AVSTIK,
Register
•J'"-
F. T. DAV,
WM. F. CARROLL & Co., Mortgagee.
Attorney for Mortgagee,
Room 11, Nut. Ger. Am. Bank Building,
St. l'uul, Minn.
First publication, June 24.1880.
MORTGAGEE SALE.
William R. Hawthorne and
Edwurdina B. his wife, did on the 21st,
duy of February A. D. 1884, make, execute and
deliver to T. Day mortgagee, their certain deed
of mortgage on the real estate hereinafter des­
cribed, to secure the payment of the sum of forty
dollar., which said mortgage was duly filed for
record in the office or the Register of Deeds, for
the county of Stntsman, territory of Dukota, on
the 22nd, dav of February A.D. 1884, at 11 o'clock
A.M., and recorded in book of Mortgages, on
pag« 82
1
lip# tlmreforp, jjofitp
13 hereby given that npder
arijl by yjrti^e O'f tlp "pqwpr of sale contained in sa'.il
mortgage, am} pursuant' co'tlie'&tatjitp in'papi
casee made and provided, the said piortgajje \vi||
be foroi!|o*od by a suleof said mortgaged premises
situated in tlio county of Stutsman, territory of
Dakota and described as follows, to wit: The
north-west quarter (nwX) of section twenty-fonr
(24) in township one hundred and forty-four (144)
north, range sixty-six (60) westof the 5!h, P, M,
(ontalnlpK ICOnprcs n)OfP.Of jppt,
Tojctbcr ./itn t|ie uerKdiia(iieiiiii and appiieten
anvMi to the UidJi fb,' cath, to bay oalu
debi and in):trestiltlt' tpei'eop, tti^e# paidt'.rttilys
dye dollar?, Afippi(6y'« feci, ii'iia 'the cosls »P«I
(:l.ifri:c.s allowed by law wltich"stile wiii'ti^ mads
t./Kji. SUPIMI qf sfti^eqiintyat (ho front door of
the Court jioybti, jn thecily of Jamestown, in
said county and leM'ilory, on Saturday
the 7th, day of August A. D. 1880, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, subject to redemption at
any timo within one year from the day of sale as
provided by law.
F. T. Day,
Cirtoii
Co. Mortgagee.
Attorney for jjoitgue,:.-.
ltoom 41 Nat. (Jer. Am. Bant'Bnijiitpg.
St. Paul, Mum
First publication Junn 21th, 1380.
MORTGAGEE SALE.
W1IEHE\S,
Gustoff Tiel, unmarried, did on
the 15th, day of September A. D. 1884,
make, execute and deliver to F. T. Day mortgagee,
iiij certnin dec of mortgage on the real estute
iierclriafter descripc,^, to secure tjie payniept of
the sum of sixiy^five dollars. Wliich'Sfjltt portt
was duly filed for record In thc'office'of tno Rp'gi^i
ter of Deed11, for the county of Stutsman, territory
of Dukota, on the 21th, day of September A. 1).
1884, at 10,30o'clock A.M., acd recorded in Book
of Mortgages, OD page 152
AND Whereas, default has been made in the
payment of said snm and there is now due and un­
paid at the d#te of this notice on caic) mortgage fhn
»ium of oeventv-sii and .((-100 dollars, and in a
a
flition yic'reto there is ^ne the sum of tWentV-liVij
dollar^, Attorney's fee,'as stimulated in s'aijj Jnrirj
gijge, and ro act on or proceeding has beep Iniil
tuted at law or'othefwise to recover
said luorigano
debt or any part thereof
Now therefore, notice is hereby givon than un.
der and by virtue of tho power or sale contained
in said mortgage, and pnrsuant to the statute In
such cases made and provided, the said mortgage
will be foreclosed by a sale of said mortgaged
premises, situated in the connty of Stntsman, ter­
ritory of Dakota, and described as follows, to wii:
The south-west quarter (swjtf) of section twenty
two (22) in township one hundred and forty-one
(141) north, of range sixiy-four (64 west of the
5th, P. M. containing 100acrcs more op let*.
Together with the horeditaments and appitrtpn-
r.
„._rr and
charges allowed by law which sale will be mado
by the Sheriff of said county #t the front door of
the Conrt House, in tbe City of Jamestown, In said
county and territory, on Saturday the 7th, dav of
August A D. 1880, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
subject to redemption at any time within one year
from the day of sale as provided by law.
Dato June 15th, A. I). 1880.
F. T. Day,
Wm. F. Carroll & Co. Mortgagee
Attorney for Mortgfiroe.
Rqqni 41 Ijfpt. tycr. Am. Baok Builditiu,
St. Paul.Mlpi),
First publication June 84th, ISnfl,
MORTGAGE SALE.
DEFAULT
having been made In the payment
of the sum of five hundred and sixty-elebt
and 32-100 dollars ($5G8 82), which iscialmed to bo
pne at the date of this notice npon a certain mort-
1.1 ucBtniKuiw nqwara xues, ieat'lsa aa»c 11*
tenth day of ebru&ry, A. ». and, witttia
POi.erOf rale tne« iri rontaijed, 4illy recorded iu
the office of ti.e register of deeds'in andTor'thb
wuntv of Stutsman an4 territory of Dakotl, M'
the 24th day bf Februaij, A.D. li8S. at 4 o'clot
p. m. in Look of mortgages, on page and
action or proceeding haying been jns'UtHted, at
law or otherwise, to recover tlie debt scoured by
said mortgage, or any part thereof
Now, therefore notice Is hereby given, that by
vtrtne of the power of sale contained in said mort­
gage, and pnrsnant to the statute in snch case
made and provid-dt the said mortgage will be
foreclosed by a sale of the premises described in
and conveyed by said mortgage, viz: Lot twelve
in block nrty-two in Klaus* Addition to James­
town. D. T.. according to the certified plat thereof,
filed for record in the office of register of dcx-dt in
and for Stntsman connty, D. T., In Stutsman
connty and territory of DaUpta, wUh tbe hecedlti
aiue»ifs aud ap(,urten*tncefc: which. «aX» wHI .be
mada by Oie sborffl bf said ,Stai«maa conatv, if
the.front door of the pourt house in the-city ol
Jamestowti, in said coanty and territory oa tiM
98th day bf Angirst,'/
of that day, 1
der for cash, .. ..
taaes, if auf. on said premises, ana
attorney's fees as sti)Mistud In and_J
gage In case or foteclosure, and the disbursement*
allowed by law subject to redemption at any time
within one year from the day or sale, at provided
by law.
n, in saia connty ana territory oa tne
Angtr«t, A. D. 188ft, at |0o'clock a. u.
y, aj public yetfdn*, to the tilgbrtt bfl
h, to pay said dtbt arid InlerVrt, aid tW
n4 fifty oollajj
by said moit.
Dated Ju'y 3, A. D. 1886.
EDWARD
¥.
Unas, Mortgagee.
J. E. ltobinson, Fargo, Dak., and Tttoe. Simp­
son. attornevs for Mortgagee.
loTfl.
First pnbficai km, Jul
ii
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