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ft* Commlsaloners—J. A.' Giaj Stein H.
Nelson, L. 0. Goplerud.
Register of Deeds—E. S. Seymour. £??i|
District Attorney—T. X. Holme 'i I
-B. K.Walden.
Cleric District Coort-C. H. Ward.
Sprtasorer—L. A. Jacotoon.
fpjAgsessor-^-Ole J. Cnltum.
E^SPiobate Judge—H. 1. Smith.
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Comfortable cottage for rent in the eastern
pl,
i^ortion of Hope. Will rent cheap,
vfe'&J&fc ?°Pe Co- T.
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[/•VhM JBaby was sick, wc save her CASTORIA
Wben abo wasn CiiUd, she cried for CASTORIA
hen she became Ml??, elio clunj to CASTOBIA
I eh« h»d Chlldreo, «lie garc them CASTAJ
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"fKloW iWiper is not received promptly, yoo will
Jlefcopler a laror by notlfrlngtbe pubtisbto at 'onoe.
%&ffliWk tbli paragraph 1» marked it signifies that
"subscriberkstnuman forttta PiowntB,and
subscriber la respectfqU/reqnestedto tend us
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Jaunty Superintendent-G.W. Wlncbell. *,
-^joroner—Henry Tbuimn.
^jpountySurveyor-Chas. Connor.!
ViJostlces of the Peace—T. N. Lee, J. H. McLean,
®retad, SllasTayior.
Constables—B. R. Whitney, Ole 0.Benson,T.
.jBronson, Andrew Thumm.
MfivMoneyto loan lor final proof and on mort
gages.. Inquire of E. J. McMahon.
C, J, Paul loans money for final proof
onbetterterms than can be secured elsewhere.
Apply to
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'-VwMt.
One good 8econd-land mowing machine for
=flale cheap for cash or «h time.' Inanire of
f' H. D. CABPENTEB, Hope, D. T.
Bo»d8 and Orders Bought and Sold.
Partiea havine county and school bonds and
.oiders to sell, will do well to call on me, as I
am-both buying and selling county and school
bonds and orders. E. J. MCMAHON,
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r( Wood Vor Sale.
lave about 100 cords of good oak fire wood
hich I will sell cheap for cash. Also fence
j^pstsT' "ibf. P. RASKUSSON,
Section 28, tp 144, range 57.
W ood for Stale.
oak, box elder and bass wood for sale
at $8.50 and $4. per cord. JOHN PATES,
two miles north of Gallatin P. 0., on the
Sheyenne river, seCUon 18,145^58.
For Sale Cheap-
One second-hand mowing maahine and one
sblky xake rake almost as good as new. Ap
ply to H. H. HOSFOED.
ADVICE TO HOTHKB8. ..
"*-i.re yon disturbed at nigbt and brolcipinof
your rest by a rick child- suffering and crying
^»lth pain of cutting teeth? IF so, send'at once
and get a bottle of Mrs." Window's Soothing
Syrup for children teething. Its value is in
calculable. It will relieve the poor Httle suf
•ller- immediately.' Depend upon It, mothers,
l&ere is no mistake about it Itcures dysen
tery and diarrhoea, regulates the stomacii and
I 'bowels, cures wind colic, softens tiie gums, re
duces Inflamation, and gives tone and energy
to tlie whole»syBtem. Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
^ring Syrup for children teething is pleasant to
I'tte taste, and the prescription of one of the
Oldest and best female nurses aiid physicians
In.^e United States, and is for sale by all drag
throughout the world. Price 25 cents a
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£5ew Preeeu «r Sncar-SfaUmg.
^e new process of sugar-making discovered
'U iVotaeh, el Berlin, will, says Bradstreet's,
If it prorea equal to ailihat is claimed for it,
com^eMy r«volaUonize the sugar trade. F»r
-yeare lthas been coooeeded that the present
melliod of extzaeUag the sagar from tfae cane
isdefeciiveand eipeu»ir& .-The aew process
^uudlspeDsee altogeUier with crushing aid presa
&>£• Tbe cane being cut into strips, the water
is first extracted by alcDholie vapor, the sac
charine being left in the cw% TiUsis then
twated with liquid aloohci. It ia asserMd that
ibis extracts all the saccharine. Afterward
Ihe sugar is extracted from the alcohol'by
b^Dg filtered throogh lime and chalk. If this
IjprbceM proves successful, it will at once add a
|tiiird to the present production of cane sugar,
i#r at least 1,500,000 tons.
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Inyears pkat Cape If ay has, justly or unjust
§)y^tome the reputation of being somewhat in
«dvance of the age in the matter of bathing
$Jkdlt8 for ladies, says a correspondent of the
^Philadelphia Press. A careful and consclen
,,^it^tiou8 inspection of the seashore shows that
ff'ftfiis year, at any rate, there is no foundation
i^fov any such Charge against the modesty of the
Cape kay ladies, perhaps because they are of a
"atyle. that needs no advenUtioas setting off in
the way of excessive abbreviation of attire. A
max iooking for ^formation on this subject
to-^ay watchfcd the" rise and fall of the bathers
(if. the inviting bUlowa. A bit of wreckage
i^jgiffldajed ashore neat him. It had black eyes,
-dark hair streaming te the waist, and too wavy
«^tO»hangfit strings, And plump cheeks softly
Incowned. A big breaker hid tumbled it some
Ji^liati butjtt did not seemsnioiiily damaged. It
dSiu't look tightened, and the man. ventured
-W tetrodnce himself as a meek and lowly seek-'
after knowledge
i'fAre—tltttt i^ iOt^UiV wear-^I mean—well—
bathing suits
shorter than usual this fear?"
'fllS*kJlng teelh.iliumined the reply, "Why,
think therehave bMnenengh
4 a
iti^OD.nerved, -Ute man tried again.
SpUdito't^wJenrtwid Imeantto ask, ttiatis,
tritate&'to SwVt ^orv, U, I mean
tha^ is, if that the ladles*
•hotter thaniwnal tUls seaeoii^'
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IMM OF 1WMBMT,
A colony of 100 people wilt leave Fulton
county, Pa., for Dakota on August 15th."
The rsductien of the treosui7 force by 11S
clerks effects a saving of f136,000 a year.
Many steckmfo vci going from Northwest,
•m Nebraska into Daketa te get range facili
ties. :•. -S
The Chinese restriction bill has been passed
through the dominion senate Without amend
ment.
At Hilisbore, Ohio, there was a snow storm
on'Uie 28d, and the. boye enjoyed snowballing
for some hours.
Mii» Jeannle Jerome, when she became Lady
Randolph Churchill, added about $500,000 to
Bandy's slender fortune. W\,
Twenty-five thousand retail elerki iu New
York city who have to work Sundajrs are or
ganizing a movement to have free Sundays.
Passengers on a train a few miles oat of
Washington saw balls of fire rolling along the
Mils before and behind the train. A thunder
Btorm Uien began.
A Cin«annatT firm got the contract for fur
nishing carpeU fer government buildings in
Washington, over Boston, New York and Phila
delphia competitors.
At Wilkesbarre, Pa., four of his wives are
waiting to testify at the trial of Aid. William
Yatiller, for bigamy. He married and deserted
four of his wives within six months.
Cattlemen having interests in Indian Terri
tory are howling over the president's order of
exclusion from the Cheroked' Strip. The order
affects ISO leases and over 1,000,000 cattle.
Pat Donan has written a wild, frenzied epie
tle to the New York Sun on the hot weather
and on the advantages of rolling in a blanket
at Devil's Lake to keep out the persistent frost.
Bradstreet netes certain signs of encourage
ment in the business outlook. As this is the
first time for many months that Braditreet has
admitted anything of the kind, it is reasonably
certain there is something in it
,It is definitely announced thit the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy will build to St Paul. The
projected route Is on the east side of the Mis
sissippi, and will give the Buriiilgton a short
and effective route to the Northwest
Judge Jamss Walker, who died recently in
Beilsfontalne, Ohio, wa» a very prominent
worker iu the aati-alavtry cause with Gen-itt
Smith, Horace Mann,: Joshua Qiddings, Wen
dell Phillips ahd William Leyd Garrison.
Bebert Clark, ef Cincinnati, has a photo
graph of Gen. Grant taken early in 1866,
which was pronounced by Grant's father to be
the beBt picture ever taken of him. It was the
first photograph ef the general taken after the
war was over.
The State department at Washington is ad
vised from Honolulu that the terrible disease of
leprosy Is increasing in the Hawaiian islands
so rapidly that there is no hope of ridding the
kingdom of it. The leprosy wis introduced
there about forty years ago.
A notably goed authority in Milwaukee, just
back from Europe, says the stocks of flour in
store there are low, and that dealers do. not ap
preciate the fact of the small crop of wheat in
this country. .When they wake up to this fact,
he sa&'prices will ge up booming.
Nebraska has about 250,000 acres of growing
forest on which have been set 600,000,000
young trees. Besides this, there have been
planted 12,000,000" fruit trees, over 2,600,000
grape vines, and a vast number of berry
bushes and plants and ornamental shrubs.
A movement has been begun in Brussels to
prosecute certain papers of that city for pub
lishing indecent extract* from the Pall Mali
Gazette regarding vice in London. The mayor
of Brussels denies that English girls have been
inveigled to this city and placed in disreputa
ble houses.
Commissioner of Agriculture Colinira docs
not believe in the seed distribution system of
the bureau, and will advise in bis report that it
Ije discontinued, as it is no part of the govern
ment's business to furnish formers with-seed.
He thinks the bureau might as well furnish the
farm machinery as seed.
A Vtillable Book.
Hon. W. B. Bitrly, the able editor ot the
Grand Forks Herald, has codified the laws re,
lating to the powers and jurisdiction of county
and township officers. Mr. Brierly has had
considerable experience in this line and his
new book is of undoubted value to all officers
in county or township. In fact the possession
of it might often prevent the mistakes that oc
cur, either of commission or omission, on the
part of such officers. '*vg
Hor^ Than a Million.
Nsw OBLKANS, LA.—A reporter of the Times
Democrat who recently completed a tour of
this and neighboring StatesVisiting every city,
town and hamlet, states that he interviewed
ail the wholesale and retail druggists
and store
keepers, as well as transportation companies,
with'a view of learning the volume of trade in
certain articles. The statistics, thus gathered
show that during the past two years over one
million two hundred thousand bottles of St
Jacobs oil were sold in thii uctfon alone, and
that this quantity largely exceeds the total
combined sal ft of all other similar remedies
during that period. He adds that dealer^ as
well as the public, continue unanimous in
their praise-of the wonderful pain-curing pow
ers of this unapproached remedial agent
Tbe XsAleal Use ef Xggm.
For burns and sealds there is nothing 'more
soothing than the white of an egg. It Is softer
is a varnish for a burn than, collodion, and be
ing always on hand can be. appllod immediate
ly. It is also more cooling than the "sweet oil
and cotton," which was formerly supposed to
be the surest application to allay the smarting
pain. It is the contact with the air which
gives the extreme discomfort experienced from
ordinary accidents of this kind, and anything
which excludes air and prevents lnflamation,
is the best thing to be at once applied. The
egg is also considered one of the very best rem
edies for dysentery. Beaten up lightly, with
or without sugar,, qnd swallowed at a gulp, it
tends, by its emollient qualities, to lessen the
iDflamation of the stomach and intestines, and
by forming a transient coating on these prgans,
to enable nature to assume ber healthful sway
in the diseased body.
Qoopsrstown Courier: The intense heat of
Wednesday was foliowedatS p. in., at Coopers
town, with a lieaFy rain, which extended near
ly to Bald Hill creek. At about 7 p. in. black
clonds Tolled in from the north before it-{^eavy
wind* and rain and hall fell for twenty min
utes* Sostawjj was the breeze tlvat glass was
shattered In several b^Udin^s, and throughout
a limited area considerable datnage wasdone
.Wherever tlie hail struck the damage to Hie
crop varles'from fire to forty per cent Among
the sufferers are Allen Breed, P. M. B^kwell,'
E, C. BroBhy, James Uankin, Gee. W. BaUiey,
B. B. Brown, Sealer Slmpkine, Mark 8atber
lapd. Hall Brothere, John Kennedy, Mr, Ax
dahl, Herbert Chamberlain, AndreWQosel,,
pt»rtef Busel, Beizlafl Brother*. Frank 0Bn-
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TO
EXCEL.
PWter,
^^toI»tUc^ ^iU^ jetoii. Messrs. gtwk,
BlackwUt'^flft fymfM, fbe.othee
ilemzeneet TRrFlitbitd ^hdrwtaaows slightly
••ttefigured. Thursday tmtitog tiler® waa a
4
general bluenees lu the lamblent air, but wb
have now" recovei-ed our second wind, and find
that we were more scared than hurt Our al
leged contemporaries iu other towus, ^rho are
employed by the liail insurance companies, we
hope will niot magnify this incident. While
we sincerely sympathize with those who have
lost their hard labor, and will bare to. rustle
around to get along, it Is a Cpupoling thought
(to those who were not visited) that the loss in
the county.isso small as to hardly amountto
any percentage of the aggregate crop.
TOLD IN TWO LETTERS.
FROM THE SON: -SSXASZ
Gentlemen: My father resides at Glover,
Vt. He has been a great sufierer from Serofi
ula, and tlie Inclosed letter will tell you what
a marvelous effect
Ayer Sarsaparilla-
has had in his ease. I think his blood most
have contained the humor for at least ten
yean but It did not show, except In the form
ef a scrofulous sore on the wrist, until about
'five years ago. Prom a tew spots which Ap
peared at that time, It gradually spread so as
to cover his entire body. I assure you he was
terribly afflioted, and an object of pity, when
he began nslng your medloine. Now, there are
few men of his age who en joy
.as good health
as he has. I could easily name fifty persona
Who would testify to the facts In his case,
i. Tours truly, W.M.PHaWM.,»..
FROM THE FATHER:
"It Is both*
pleasure ant
a duty for me to state to you the benefit I
have derived from the use of
Ayer Sarsaparilla.
Biz months ago I-was completely covered with
ft terriblo humor and scrofulous sores. Tho
humor caused an incessant and intolerable
itching, and the skin cracked so as to cause
the £lood to flow in roany places -whenever
I moved* My sufferings were great, and my
life a burden. I commenced the use of the
SARSAPARILLA
in April last, and have used
it regularly since that timo. My condition
began to improve at onoe. The sores have
*11 healed, and I feel perfectly well in every
respeot—being now able to.do a good day'a
work, although 73 years of age. Many inquire
what has wrought such a euro in my case, and
tell them, as I have here triod to tell you.
AYER'& SARSAPARILLA. Glover, Vt., Oct.
21,3882. Sours gratefully,
HIRAM PHILLIPS."
SARSAPARILLA ctires Scrofula
and all Scrofulous Complaints, Eiysljp*
clas, Ecxema, XUngworm, Blotches,
Cores, Boils, Tcunors, and Ernpttons' of
the Skin* It clcars the blood of all impu
rities, aids digestion, stimulates tho action of
tho bowels, atid thus restores vitality and
Itrengthens tho whole system* 'v
riUCPABEP BT
Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Ma8»r
^8old by all Druggists ?1, six bottles for IS.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed proposals will be received tip to the
1st day of August, 1885, at tho office of John
M. Keens, clerk of Lake School Township," ou
section 34, town 145, range 54, in Lake School
Township, where plans and specifications may
be seen for furnishing material and building
three (8) school houses two (2) to be built by
the first (1st) of October, J685, aud one (1) to
be built by the fifteen (15th) of May, 1668.
The School Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.: JOHN M. KEENS,
"'4-. Clerk of School Board.
THE
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•omits of no superior.
It contains every improvement that inventive
genius, skill and money can producp.,
excellent Organs are celebrated for
.volume, quality of tonu, quick response, variety
efJjjmbinatlon, artistic design, beauty in fimsn,
Ppusfroption, making them the most
ornament"*! Rptf deelrpblc organs for
homes, schools, churches, leges', nosfeBps. etc.
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Catftlpgqeg&Price Lists, on application,
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the many diseases iacidjMn fliat nwt
portaat organ, and granting the ntbt
tnerons ailmwits tKligarise from .its
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XT OTICK OJ FISAL mOP.
JLM Laud Office at Targa, D.^t.,
,, June 24tu. 1985.
Notice is hereby given that the Itfllowlng named
settler has. filed notice ot his lnteutlon Jo make
nnai proof in support of his claim and secure
final entry thereof on the 20th day ot August,
1K85. v!i: Abraham Lafson, l)^ 8. No. lfi,r44Ior
the IS. to_of the^S. K. of Set. 24. Tp. 14(1 North,
Rnuge 55, West, ana names -the fouowltigas his
witnesses, vu: M.
KOTICE
1ST
V. Oojighnour, William oureh,
Sumner Smlili. Johb Tlsher, all of Sherbrooke,
Steele county. D. T.'A The'testlmony to be taken
before C. H. AVard. Cleri of the Dlrtrict Court.' at
Sherbrooke, Steele county. D. T„ on the 15th day
ol August, A. t. 1885. at his office.
HOBACE ADSTIN, Register.
E. .McMalion, attorney.
Jun2ftJly8-10-17-24-31
OF PIXAl PROOF.
Land OOlce at Fargo. D. T., 1
June 30th, 1885..T
Notice is herebyslven that the following named.
settler lias filed notice of his Intention to make
anal proof in support of his claim and secure final
entry thereof onrthe 21st day of August, 1886,
via: William H. H. Honey, H. B. No. 10,(522 for
northeast quarter (n *4) of sec 8, tp 144 north,
range 64'Rest, and names the following as his
witnesses, vi»: B. F. Walden, H. 1. Pepper, H. H.
Wasem, Chas. G. Merrlell, all of Hope, Steele
county, D. T. The testimony to be taken before
C.IT. ward, clerk of the district court, at Sher
brooke, Steele county, 1). T., on the 18th day of
August, A. D. 1885, at his office.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
E. J. HoMahon, att'y. Jly8-10-17-24-81au7
XTOTICB OP.COSTEST.
JM U. 8. Lhad Office, Fargo, D. T., I
July 10th. 1885.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Iver A. Flatbraaten against Archibald Armstrong
for abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 9,717.
dated February 27th, 1882, upon the N. E. it of
Section22,Town8hlp 147, Range 55,in Steele
county, D. T., with a view to the cancellation of
said entry the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this office on the 20th day of August,
1885, at 1(1o'clock a. m.. to respond and furnish
testimony Concerning said alleged abandonment.
15. C. GEABEY, Receiver.
jlyl7-24-31au7-14
OTICE OF KISiAJi PItOUF.
Land office at Fargo, D. T. 1
July 10th, 1885,
Kotice Is hereby given that the lollowlng named
settler lias filed notice of his Intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and secure final
entry thereof on the 28th day of August, 1885,
viz: William B. Jones, ILK. No. 11,828 for the
S. W. li of Sec. 14, Tp. 145 n. R. 57 w.and names
the following as his witnesses, viz: 11. J. Pepper,
H. II. Wasem, James Loney. John Mooers, nil ol
Hope, Steele county. D. T. The testimony of
claimant and witnesses tobe taken before O. H.
Ward, clerk of the district court, at Sherbrooke,
Steele comity, D. T., on the 24th toy of August,
A. D. 1885, at his Office..
HORACE AUSTIN, Register,
jly 17-24-31au7-14-21
•VrOXICK OF CONTEST.
D. 8. Land Office, Fargo, D. T.. I
June 2(lth, 1885.
Complalnthavlngbeen entered at this office by
David Long against Susan N. Wares, her heirs,
cxecutors or administrators, for abandoning her
Homestead Entry No. 11,8»!, dated December
5th, 1882,
UP0I1
the E of the N£U and E
of the S E of Section K, Township 147, Range
57. In Steele county, D. T„ with a view to tbenan
cellaflon of said entiy tbes ild parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this office on the 6th day
of August. 1886. at 10 o'clook q. m., to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. E. C. GEAREY, Receiver.
•]ly8-10-17-24r81
AT OTICE OF C03STK8T.
i|' U. S. Laud Office, Fargo, D. T.. I
July 0th 1885.
Complaint having been eutered at this office by
Stedlle Frank against Louis P. Levassein tor
abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 11,7U2.
dated November 21 st, 1882, upon the N. W. 114 of
Section 32, Tpwnslllp 148, Range 57, In Steele
county, D. T., with a view to the cancellation of
said entry the said parties are hefeby summoned
to appear at this office On the 20th day of August,
1885, at 10 o'clock a. m., to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
Jly
10-17-24-31 au7 E. O. HEARISY, Receiver.
VTOTICK OF CONTEST.
_[| t), S, Land Office, Fargo. D. T„ I
June 2Btll. 1885.
Gomphilnt having been entered at this office Uf
Johuune Haakensen Dabl against James C. Crn jg
for abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 0,tl40,
dated February 13th, 1^82, upon the 8. E. 1A of
Section 5, Township 148, Range 57, li» Steele
county, D: T„ with a view to the cancellation of
said entry the said parties are beroby summoned
to appear at this office on the Uth day of August,
188, at 10 o'clock a. in., to respond and furolsh
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
E. C. GEAREY, Receiver.
Thompson & Krogh, attorneys.
"XT OTICE OF COXTEST.
_IAI Laud Office at Fargo, D.T. 1
July 23,1885.)
Complaint having been entered at this office by
John W. Lara more against Catharine Corrlrian
for abandoning her homestead entryNo. 12,052,
dated June ttth, 1888,upon the southvwgt quarter,
northwest quarter and lots 8 and 4, sfeetlon 4,
tpwpphjp 144, raiige 56, in Steele county. D. T.,
with a view to the°°eaneellaViorf' of s'ald entry the
said parties ure hereby summoned to appear at
this office oh the Uth day of Sentember, 1885, at
10 o'clock a. m., to respond and turuish testi
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
HORACE ADSTIN, Register.
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Invigorates the Liver/Rcgulatea
tie, Strengthens the System, Puriflea tUtt
Blcoc^AssisteDigestion, Prevents Fevers
Is a Household Need. An Involuabla
family Medicine for common comDloiots
®B.»BAaryoED'8 ttvza,
ihvickikatos.
An aepertohee cf Forty yeara. and ThoaZ
aand*qfTeMmonu3kprot«iit,i[ertt.
SAKE BY Alili DEAI^SBS W HKDICBRSIS.
taim
••Vjf&rtsg
Hi^Ai
To3.11 practical pointsiq vvV
ilEB EIVER VALLEY,
NORTHERN MINNESOTA,
„, NORTHERN DAKOTA,
AND TO
,R
8i. Panl..
V.,
Devil's Lake&TurtIeMouiitaiuDist's,
fU|E TAB|,E.
Slimtcupolis
Rnllway,
STATIONS.
7 00 p.
7 85
1185 Wllmar
1157 ..St. John
12 18 a. m... Kerkhoven
FUEE.
The Chicago Cottage. Organ Co.
12 81
12 44
.........Murdock,.
........iDe Graff
..Benson
!I
2 13
5 00
5 07
5 22
00
0 18
II 43
7 00
7 11
7 23
7 40
7 55
t) 35
........ ...RlSop 5 10
....jfty.......... 4 35 r!
..........Page City ..8 65
Colgate.....v.. 3 20
...Hope......... 2 50
Tr^ns on Hope braucl'i run Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Safurdftys.
sleeping (^r service betwppp St. Paul and 0»s?
selton.
Tickets to all points in the Halted States and
Canada caii be procured of Arthur Turnpy. ticket
agent at Ilope.
C. H. WARREN,
Pen. Pa«g. Agent, St. Paul, Minn.
Do You Know
THAT
LORRILLARD'S CLIMAX
PLUG TOBACCO
with Bed Tin Tag Bone Xear Fine Cut Chew
mg Binvy CMppuigg, and Black, Brown and
Yellow Msatk are the best and cheapest, quality
considered?
C. V. KNAPP,ft:
Contractor and Builder,
HOPE, D. T.
Carpenter Work
done in first-class oiauccr,
Repairing and Jobbing
promptly attended to
I'LANS, SPECIFICATIONS ANO
y- vV, ESTIMATES
on Bitplieation,,,^
#4. '1
to
Annual Statement
For the Year BaAiig Dee. 81, A. D.
1884, ..
of the condition and tSflhirs ot tliie'
Fire Insnrance
OF rnnADEiPin^
organized under the laws of the State of Pennsyl
vania. and made to the Auditor of the Territoiy
of Dakota, In pursuance of the laws of said Terri
tory.
President—THOMAS H. UOXTOOUKBT.
Secretary—ALBKKT C. L. CRAWFORD.
Principal offlce-808 Walnut St. rhlladelplilL
^Attorneys for service of process in the TerHtory
ot Dakota:
Second Judicial District, E. T. White, Yankten,
Yankton county.
Third Judicial District, C. n. J. fcllss, Fargo,
Cass couuty.
Fourth Judicial District, Bilggs & Robinson,
Sioux Falls, Mlimebaha county.
Fifth Judicial District, B. J. Templeton, Pierre,
Hughes county. -J
Sixth Judicial District, Geo. H. Falrchild, Bis
marck, Burleigh county.
Organized or.lncorporated Feb. 28,1810. Com
menced business March 12,1810.
III. Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock actually
paid In cash J, 400 000.00
IVJProperty or Assets oftlie Company.
The.value of its real estate Is 137,100.00
The cash on hand In its office Is.. 8,tiui.fl7
The cash on deposit In bank is.. 74,374.It!
The cash In hands of agents aud
in course of transmission Is..... 48,648.43
Loans on bond and mortgage, be
ing the first, lien on real estate
worth double the amount of the
sum loaned thereon. 803,139.50
Total carried out at market value $1,01)0,804.10
Total carried out
at market value $ 35.000.00
Ail other sums due the Company.. 15,334.03
iV''^Total aaets.. 81,768,092.26
3
V. Liabilities.
Amount of losses yet unpaid 112,884.34
Amount ot claims for losses resist
ed by the Company 15,801.04
Whole amount of unearned pre
miums on'outstanding risks 851,092.78
Amount of dividends declared aud
due and remaining unpaid 445.00
Amount of all ether existing claims 075.75
Total'llabllitles 5 001,449.51
VI. Income tturlus tlie Year 1881.
Whole amount of cash premiums
•received.... ... ............ $ 829,995.74
Whole amount of cash •.. .. ..
premiums received
on policies mitten In
the territoryof Dakota $0,158.41
Whole.amount of interest money
received 81,439 01
Whole amount of Income received
Irom all other sources 10,316 01
Total Income 921,751.56
VII. Expenses During the Year 1K84.
Whole amount of losses paid dur
lngthe year 1884 ... $ 589,598.97
Amount accrued prior
to preceding state
ment.. $'03,184 67'
Amount accrued sub
sequent to preceding
stitement 490,414 40
Amount of losses paid
upon risks taken In
the territoryof Da
kota
Amount of losses ac
crued subsequent to
the preceding state
ment..
ApiQunt .pf dividend!
the year: 1884. 40,250.00
Amount of commissions and fees
paid to officers and agents during
the year 1884 104,177 OS
Amount or taxes paid during the
year 1884 27.170 R«
Amount of taxes paid -=ia/u tu
the territory of Da-
it,004.98
9.604.98
Pllit) dur]na
kota during the
iti'o83t'o| lees'-pui'd
3I^1Q'17:2^
62.41
Aiti'oBflt of 'fees'paid
the Auditor of the
Territory of Dakota
during the year 1884
(not iucludliig taxes) 5800
Whole amount paid tor salaries of
officers and agents during the
year 1884.
Whole amount ot all other expen
ditures during tho year 1884
States stocks and bonds or In bonds
§9ges ot re
Rl
estati
floubia t|(S amount'!.
gaged, and they are the above described officers
of said Insurance company.
(Signed) THOS. H. MONTGOMERY, President
(Signed) ALBERT C.L. CRAWFORD, Secretary!
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th dav
of February, 1885.
(Signed.) SAMUEL L. TAYLOR",
for the WWiry ot Dakota.
TBBHITOET
ACDIIOH'S
& lllnultoba
To
ST. Paul.
4 00
3 84
8 15
8 03
2 52
2 83
•M
1 50
1 ar
.........HftneosJ,-
Breckcurldge 10 25 v.m
........ Wshpoton 10 20
..........Dwlght......... 9 87
...CoMsx..,. 9 15
Waleolt........ 8 55
../.Kindred....... 8 26
..........Davenport 8 09
Addison 7 57
...........Durbln 7 48
.. ..i „.Everest........ 7 25
OP
In tesllmou.—'—*
hand and
A, D. 1885,.
[tieifl] (Signed)
1
DAKOTA, I
ADDITOH'S OEPICK, Insurance Department, t"
I, B. W. Caldwell, Auditor of the Territory of
Dakota, do hereby certify that the above Is a true
copy of the original statement now hie In this
onice.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand
audafflxedthe seal of this office at Bismarck this
20th day of April, 1885.
[Seal]' E, W. CALDWELL, Auditor,
TKBItrrOOT
0®..»AKOTA.
OFFICE, Department of Insurance,
COMPAKT'S CBRTTFIOATK OF AUTHORITY.
Where,its, the American Fire Insurance Com
a corporation organized under the lawsot
le Stale of Pennsylyaiiia, has filed iu'this office
aswonT statement exhibiting Its condition and
ncterof the securities, and the financial standing
of said Company, conrorm to tho requirements of
the laws of this Territory regulating the business
of Insurance and
nWheteas, the saldxiombay has filed In this of
fice a duly certified copy of Its charter, with certif
icate ef organization, and has appointed the nec«
essaiy attorneys in th|a Territory, upon whom
& a
the insurance laws aforesaid
Now, therefore, I, E. W. Caldwell, Auditor of the
Territory of Dakota, pursuant to the provisions of
said mws, do hereby oertlfy that the above named
Company Is fully empowered through Its author
ized agents, to transact Its appropnate-business
t(J
of Are Insurance, lu this Territory, according
the laws thereof, until the Slut day of Decern
A. D. eighteen hundred and eighty-five.
«r,
whereof, have hereunto set my
at Bismarck, this 20th day of April,
E. W. CALDWELL. Auditor.
OLSON & PEPPER
W5AL8BS TIB
Finest Varieties of
LIQUORS and CIGARS.
Six Billiard and Pool
•vir Tables, t,
t^*Fresh, CkoV Lager Beer, Cider aiid Pop
always on hand.'
Our Temperance Hall
locate)} (fl llip JIopp House, where tlipre pre
o) tobies, bu^ the plnpe
esate lo on
tsloi
blfliard anil ppoY tabfes, bu^ (lie plnpe
the "boys" gejjpj*uy poneMBatp lo
ptoeie avenue, near Lues 4 Mernolifg sjorp.
fe
A E S E N
K®~0iir readers, for 32 eonts lu postage stamps
to pay for wailing and wrapping, and names of
two book agent*, will receive FfiHl! Mtcel
fartor Kagtavlac of ati Oor
PireMldentsj jiwludlng Clevelund, elie aa*
'^8tn.^wottb""
er Pab.Co»Chleaxo,III
i* 4.-
...,
3^
5= ti
elevator.
O a a
125,241.11
6,200.87
T9&1 usaSsSi®
VIII. Illskg.
Gross amount of risks
taken durlug the
year 1884 882,117,281
Gross amount of risks
taken In the Terri
tory ot- Dakota dur
lng the year 1884... -832,451
Whole amount of risks outstaid.
-Jp«. i«88,000,225.00
Whole amount of losses Incurred
during the year 1884, Including
those claimed and not yet due... 605,050.38
Whole amount ot losses incurred
during the year 1884, lnclud- 1 .'i
lng those elnlined and not yet .''
due, in the Territory of Dakota. li.972 92
Number of agents In the Territory
of Dakota .....87
a_ss|
Thomas H. Montgomery, TreBident, and Albert
C.'L. Crawford, Secretary, of the American Fire
Insurance Company, belug.duly sworn, depose and
•ay that the foregoing Is a full, true aud correi
statement of the affairs ot said company that the:
said Insurance comphny is the bona Bde owner of
at least one hundred thousand dollars ot actual
cash capital, Invested In tlie State"and United'
nocks and bonds or In bonds apd mort
-t reRl estate' unancum'tieitttl',' aW *iSth
oubia ti}e amohnt'Ibr wglch the same Is mort-
Infants and
Superior !a eiosehesB of
TLe BtrYEns'- GUIDE is itjsaed, Mah.it
and Sept., eaeli yeur 224 puges, SJxlli'
inches, withover
a \yholo picturo (gallery. Gives wholesale
prices direct (Q cpiui^vrt on all goods for
personal *.' family use.
.Tells how to order, and
pv«i exact cost of ev
ery tiling you ^LMB ns^ ^rinlc,
hivye. fun
wyalnahlQ
cat, wear .or
with. *4'hes8
Jxwjcg poptain miormation cleai^ed froin
tho markets of tbo^world., ^p'\rili mail
a°°BJf
Ice
to-aoy auaress upon receipt
of the postage—8 cents. L$t us hear
from you, Beepecifully,'
moot Ills every requirement, or tan be made
todoto by flight clumaet tartly arrivedat by cor
reiponilence. 149 editions littvo been issued.
Sent, pest-pald. to any address lor lO cents.
Write to QliO. P. KOWEIiL CO.,
KBWSPAPEIt ADVERTISING EUHKAU.
(io Spruoagt, ?rt»ti Pq:)| vork.
JOHN G.MYERS,
House, Sign, and Ornamental
v? Tainter andOrainei'M
HOPE, DAKOTA.
TEEMS MOOEBAIE AKD' ~SA TfJSFdC
!TIO$QVJB£lla'EE&
Children.
«Cftito^{gii^welladapWtoCliiIdrenlbat I Ciutorte euros Colic. Conrtipation
1
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me." H. A. ARCHER, M.D.,
111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn N. T.
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di
gestion. •..TOC.JSV,
Without injurious medication.
'-. lfe':
THE CESTAIT. CosrANT, 182 Fulton Street
TO THE
OF IsTEW jyORK.
*4t comes tp tlie ftinuers'i|scue and risks liev
Gash Assets!
To indemnify liiiu against loss by Hail.,
TI\is compaiiy is not officered and managed tinmen who swindled tbe farmers of Iowa,
neither is it a resurrected company that failed a few j^ara ago and went under without paying
its losses. It has not been recently organize^ as atfexperiraent Does not advertise an
thorlzed" capital, nor dues it Attempt to:do business on wind, but has assets ainountinir to
$8,000,000 more than any other company.
I The Old ContiMital! -il
I.—Pays your actual loss, be it $5 or $10 per acre, computcl at the market Vnlce at liitf nearest" I
2.—Pays lt8 losses-the tame as afire risk, and does na
8.—Insures your grain until it is in the half bushed
ripened."
-Offers insurance at a low rate and on most favorable terms, taking tlie farmers'notes,
without interest, duo after threshing.
Do not pay out your money for noili'inff, but if you want actual, bona fide insurance against
hail, do not iusure until you have seen
E. Ja A N
Agent for tho Continental Insurance Company, of New Yort.
T.K.HULME,
attorney AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
FarmlLands and Town Lots
BOUGHT ANDI SOLD ON COMMISSION.
MONEY LOANED FOR FINAL PROOF. .
HOPE, DAKOTA.
The ONLY imported
BREECH-LOADING
MADE ENTIRELY BY MACHINERY.
fitting oafl fisSflh to any Aaericaa
in PTt7,PT7T? rT-TmrT7.Tr. ,V mji. y.
Tho PIlLPEH CT-Jl
T^eQcuiaare maj1'
There is nothing equal to them in the markst for tha mnnaw
at wholcs^e oiil? by
SGHOyERLINQ,
3,300illustrations—
1
1-
Aii ordew.wlU receive prompt attention,
4kau.
W O I I
DAliY & CALES,
84- a 86 Shambes-3 Si„ NEWYORkJ
WiseoHsIn,
a A
'THE RACINE" FARM AND WAREHOUSE FANNING MILLS
DUSTtESS GRAIN Sg^BATOBS AND UND ROLLERS.
Iteeo Mills end Separators have lotiRbMB
tiecd by the Fanneiy, prominent Millers,Grain
and Seed Dealers throusrlibct. tho Unite#,
..
7
s^k. you to wait till fall.
and- cot till "five days after it lias fully
HOPE, DAKOTA.
States, who bifj'hlyrecommondthciaae beloff
viljo Bcst iVIaehincs cv^rjuade for clgahiojf^
'^d grading TThoat, Jlorlcy, pate, Com/azul
Bceda of every dfrscrlption.
Thuy do tho work rooro thoroughly and
havegceater capacity than
any other jnachto*.
Thcr art strongly built of (ho Very beat
material, highly finished, &ad aromado iu
sis different sizes, twei for farm tlso^ubd four
for^Warehpuse^Bevotot and MUlera' nso*
The Bollera are tlio most durdbZc,
JJIEST
and caEAi»Ksx in tho market for tb»
xnoney. Warranted to give satisfaction.
Send for illustrated^ circulars and p^iets
before buying.
can Yonch for tixo roliaJbUity of this
firzni—Editor.
People's Line.
RAILWAY.
Between
is prepared to handle both
Freight
M:
Alioolt pf |oq pages.
U'lio Jest book Tor an
adyertisev ta eon
suit,', lie ho .expert
enoea or otherwise,
—ors
an4 estimates
„iic advertiser who
ar, finds lu ittbo In-
of«MC«$tottaYertW
wants to spend one
formation no
Soutlnsru thus makes nnouler
Great Trunk Line
to.f£»U Eastern and Southern States.
Thje People's Line
iseupirb
in all its appointments steel rails,
elegant 'poaches, and its rates are alwojs as
low and time as quick as other lines,
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
u«!y eiich way between Fargo and St. Panl
^thoitticllaug«v JBounectUig at Union depot,
St Piifal, with aU Eastern and Soiitheialines!
Wheifyou GOEAfeT orCOMB WEST try tiia
Fargcr Southern.
Traifes leave Fargo for Minneapolis, St Paul
and intermediate stations at 7 50 p. m. and?A)
ai.tn. Arrivo at Fargo from St. Pnul audMin
ne»pol|s*t8:Q0vni.aud8u»p.ui.
erineiual steUoM tot
8k Paffl/Muueapolis, Chicago and all Eastern
and Southern states. -ww
•3*or fmtlwf%foniiatiop nddrees
tosUlfrit, and TMsAgwi.^&'Bi..
WIN
booKoati
^Tgmwj'
tuore moWj thiiii unjthlcjf also
an ugeuey (ortbe-Mst eellliK
mers sBeoeeajraudiy.i ifaae Wl.
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