Cooperstown courier., November 09, 1883, Image 5

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NOTICE.—U.
0
S. Land Office, Fargo,D, T., Oct.
Still, 1883. Complaint having been entered at thia
by Paul J. Nelnon Rgaiiirt Charlie Clark for
abandoning hie Homestead entry No. 11(199, dated
Nov. 4. 1S8-.', upon the Jtf of section 36, town
ship 148, range 58, in Grlgga county, It. T., with a
view to the cancellation of eaid entry thr on id
parlies are hereby gammoned to appear at this
office on the 4th day of Dec. 1883, at 10 o'clock, a.
m.. to respond and furnioh testimony concerning
vaid alleged.abandonment.
E. C. GEAREY, Receiver.
Kunice & Evan*. Attorneys. ol9nl6.
NOTICE OP FINAL PROOF.—Land
msm!
low in-
NOTICE OF FIN
Office at Fargo,
D. T... September 13,1883. Notice it hereby given
that the following named settler baa filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in support of his
claim and secure final entry thereof on the 83rd
dny of November, 1883, viz: Seth Mills, E No.
1U03 for the se se .V and Ji o(
.V of section 36, township 148 n, range 59 w,
and names the following as his witnesses, vis:
Robert T. Pinkertou, William Glass, of Coopers
towi., Samuel Uoldthriteand Ezra W. McCrea, of
Ottawa, Griggs county, D. T. The testimony to
le taken before John X. Jorgensen. clerk of dis
trict court, at Cooperstown, Griggs county, D. T.,
on the SOth day of Nov. A 1863 at his office.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Jacobson & Serumgard, Atty's. o5n9.
NOTICEOF FINALPROOF.
-"cure final entry thereof on the 13th
dav of Die. IS3. viz: Otto Holman, I. S. No.
10463 for ill and of nertion
31. tov..-h. n. range AO w, and names the fol- ppVTKD
i.
witnesses, viz: Aslak C*und0rson. A \Jljii
3. B. ole O. Salberg and W. C. Borch
eneui". sili ui' il.-lenu, Griggs county. I». T. The.
testimonv
:o
clerk (li-'tvi.
taken before John N. Jorgenccn,
court.
Griggs
county, at Cooperstown.
Griggs conn .. !). T., on the 6th day of Dccemlter.
A. D. 18S! nt )us office.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Jacoberm & Scruingard, Attorneys. olftnSl.
NOTICK OF FINALPBOrtr.—.»UU
D. T.. Oct. 6, 1883. Notice is hereby given that
the following named settler has tiled notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of his
claim and secure final entry thereof on the 7th
day of December, 1883, viz: Lewis T. Soluiid. D.
8." No. 14SW5 for the sontheasl quarter of section
14. township 147 n. range 60 w. and names the fol
lowing as his witnesses, viz: Peter A. Nelson,
Ole Thorn. Jacob Myre and Frank Phiffer, all of
Cooperstown, Griggs county, D. T. The testi
mony to be takon before John N. Jorgensen clerk
of district court at Cooperstown, Grtggs county,
D. T., on the 1st dav of Dec. A.D. 1883 at his office.
HORACE AUSTIN Register.
Jacobson & Serumgard. Attorneys. ol#n23.
NOTICEOF FINALPROOF.—Land
Office at Fargo,
D. T., October 1. 1883. Notice is hereby given that
the following named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support or his
claim and secure final entry thereof on the Sind
day of November, 1883, viz: Edward D. Stair, D.
S. No. 13940 for the of and )j of
of section 2, township 146 n. range 5» w. and
names the following as his witnesses, viz: George
B. McCormick. George F. Newell, John Oie,
R. Whidden, all of Cooperstown, Griggs county,
D. T. The testimonv of witnesses to be taken be
fore John N. Jorgensen, clerk of district court, at
his office in Cooperstown, Griggs county, D. T..
on the 19th day of Nov. A. D. 1883.
HORACE AUSTIN. Register.
NOTICEOF FINALPBOOF.—Land
Office at Fargo,
D. T., October 6, 1883. Notice is hereby given
that, the following uamed settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in support of his
claim and secure final entry thereof on the tb
dav of December. 1883, viz Mads M. Nertrost,
S No. 14457 for the northwest quarter of sec
lion 80. township 147 n, range 59 w, and namesthe
following as his witnesses, viz: Ole E. Thorn.
Trand K. Rogne, Frank Pfeifer, Charles Retzlaff,
all of Cooperstown. Griggs county, D. T. The
testimony of claimant and witnesses to be taken
before John N. Jorgensen, clerk of district court
at Cooperstown. Griggs county, D. T., on the
1st day of December. A. D. 1883at his office.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Jacobson A Serumgard. ol9nS3.
NOTICE OF FINALPROOF.—Land
Ofllce at Fargo,
J. T., August 30, 1888. Notice is hereby given
that the following named settler has filed notice
of hie intention to make Until proof in support of
la« claim and secure final entry thereof on the 19tn
tl,iv of October, 1883. viz: John W. Ashbay, D.
S. o. 13430 for the northeast quarter of section
20. township 146 n. range S9 w. and names the
following as his witnesses, viz: JohnJ.Hagen.
Charles Williams, Fred Williams. John Williams, colors or
all of Cooperstown, Griggs county, D. T. The
testimony to be taken before John N. Jorgensen,
clerk district court, at Cooperstown. Griggs conn
ty, D. T., on the iflth day of October, A. I). 1883 at
hie ofllce.
IT. 8. Li—
On motion of John W. Ashbay. it is hereby or
dered that the time for taking the proof in this
case b'- extended until Nov. id. 1883. and payment
until Nov. SO. 1888.
At
PBOOF.—
i'otinty, D. T., o« tlte l4rt»
of his intention mulie final proof in support of
Jii» claim and secure final entry thereof on toe 5
J.. 6
t\^«.<p></p>December,
t^lOD ait»
day of 1888. viz Asdreiv Nelson.
on the lilhduy of A, lJ.J883aihisofllce.
HORACE AC8TIN, Register
Jacobson & tierumgard, Atty's. n2d7.
NOTKEOFFiXAtPooor.
Frost, nil of (latlatin, Griggs county,
testimony to be taken before
3274
»'cc. -aoo matter contributed by eminent writers, embracing
8. Land Office, Fargo. li. T.. October 2,1883. „ovpjBi novelettes, stories, poetrv. charades, dia-
wphl
or"
1
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Campbell. Sabln & Co.. Atty's. o!3nl6.
Land Office at Fargo,
l». T.. Beptember 19.1888. Notice Is hereby given
hat the fmlowing named settler has filed notice of
tiis intention to make tlniil proof in support of nis
claim and secure final entry thereof on the 13th day
of November. 1883, viz: James Mowat. 8 No.
14397. for »l se )»'. andn
hi of Mr• on 28, township 145 n. range 50 w, and
natne*tfc n» hi« witnesses, viz: John
G. Mills. I ii Sinclair,
S.
li. Mcnyitun. Her­
bert all of Stout Clare, r. O..
Griggs cot «tT, D. T. 'fbe teaUmony herein to be
taken before John X. Jorgensee, clerk of the dis
trict court at Cooperstown, Griggs county, D, T,,
on the 9th dav of Nov. A. D. 188S lit his office.
NOTICEorFisAT PROOF.—Land
T,, October 24,1883-- Notice
1
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
Witt. Glass, Attorney. s88n°.
is
lier^ly S'J*®
that the following named settler has filed notice
ot his intention to make final proof in support of
liis clcijn asd secure fcuil entry thereof on the 20th
O No. 14562. for the nw of seet ion 94. tp 147 n.
range SO a»d names ihe following uv his wit
nesst*. viz Whitter R. Whidden, Is#ac E, Mill*.
1
day
1883 at liis ofllce.
W. P.
G. F. NEWELL, M. I). I
Fkyaoian and Sugm!
Corner of Lenham Ave. and Tenth Si.,
Cooperstown, Dakota.
—HAS A FULL LINE OF—
PURE DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
TOILET GOODS
and STATIONERY.
Will examine and prescribe for patients, com
pound preemptions and practice surgery
generally.
L. £. Booker,
President.
-Land Office at Fargo,
D. T.. Octotv 13, 1883. Notice is hereby given
that th! foi'mviiij named settler has filed notice
of his intcnti I'm iu make final proof in support of
his claim
K. Musselman.
Cashier.
STEELE COUNTY BANK,
HOPE, D. T.
AI UAICI'IVP
uIV.au
U/\iilVL"u
BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Collections of all ^inds will receive
Prompt and Careful Attention.
CORRESPONDENTS:
S. NAT'L BANK. NAT'L GER. AM. BANK,
New York. St. Paul
A. B. ZINGG,
REAL ESTATE.
-DEALER IN-
GKR.jk.IN"
-AND-
8AXBORN TOWN LOTS.
Money to Loan for Final Proofs, and Set
tlers Located.
tar Aleo Agent for N.
SABXORN,
LOW
I
OF
K'y. Lauds.
DAK.
54th YEAR OF
O E S
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Subscription* will be received at this office in
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The Courier and Godey's Lady's Book for one
year at £3.50.
Prospectus for 1884.
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prove convincing to every reader.
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ex-presidents of the United States, with a short
I sketch. Excellent colored fashion plates of the
I prevailing styles of drt»ss»-s. Numerous illustru
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Probate Order.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
COUNTY OF GRIGGS, I
Special Term, 1888.
At a brobate court held in and for Griggs
the
tv. Territory of Dakota, at the office of the Judge
o'f Probate. In the town of Cooperstown in said
conntv. on the 18th dav of Oct. A. D. 1R88.
Present—Hon. Bvron Andrns, Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Frank L. Axtell,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Theo. F.
at Frank
Office at Fargo, ..
a A 1 I I I 2 2 a
Kerr, nf Griggs county, setting forth that
A3 e)1
intestate on or about the 22
nf Mflv 1(W9 fln4
0f
day of December. 1888. viz: Harvey \V. \eaton, ^beo, F. Kerr, of Cooperstown, county of Griggs.
1
Frank Hunter, Joseph Allen, all of Cooperstown.
Griggs county, D. T. The testimony of clalman
Mjid witnesse# to be token before John N. Jorgeo ,U,B1IIUCI
*en. clerk of district court, at Cocperstovvo, Griggs
Griggs county, D^T ,Tj}^ testimony of^ claimant iJ^Jp'ergt'0Vt"n, jn the said county of Griggs on the
10th dav of November. A, D. 1883. at lOo'clock
ro oft6tttd
ICI i'OUn. WVUCIPtuntlt WklKK*
the ljtb day of December, A. 1).
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
William Glass. Attorney. «14o26.
NOTICE
oy
FINAL PBOOF.—Land
paying that letters of adminie-
estate ot' said deceased be issued to
It is ordered that said application and petition
be heard by the judge of the probate court in and
for Griggs county, Territory of Dakota, at a spec
iul term to be heii at his office in the town of
j,
lg further
of December, A. 1). j,etime and place of
ordered that notice
said
hearing be given by
publishing a copy of this order for three successive
weeks (once in each week) prior to said hearing, in
the Cooperstown Courier, a newspuper published
in said county, and that« copies of this order and
Office at t'argo, notice be addrersed to the beirs of said Frank L.
T„ October 29, 1885. Notice is hereby given Axtell, deceased, resident in this Territory, at
that the following named settler has filed notice thefr residence, and deposited in tb» postoffice with
Miller, clerk
of the disirict court, at Hope, Steele county,
Twome.v & Francis. Atty's. ol«nl0. G. F.
NOT 'K
or
FINAL PROOF.—Land
the postage thereon prepaid bo the said petitioner
20*h at least ten days before the timeof said hearing.
S
No 10973 for the nw jjandejs^w of sec 32. tp October. A. D- 1888. By the court.
ship 144 n. range 80 w, and names the following BYfcOX AN DELS,
nt nis-*,'loesses, viz Thomas Knudson. A. Gun-• Judge of Probate.
derson. Christ. Jackeon. C. Gilber«on, all of Coop
ersiown. Griggs county, D. T, The testiimony to
betaken befor' John Jk, JoraMi^™. elerk of dis- reuuwui
trict court, a: ^ooperstotvn,
Jorgensen, clerk of dis
roopeivtoivn. Griggs county, D- T.
H.
Dated at Cooperstown, DaKota, this 18th day of
Road Petition,
To the Board of County Commissioners of Griggs
County, Dak.
We the undersigned freeholders of Griggs coun
tv would respectfully request yon to lay out a pub
lic highway beginning at the southwest corner of
-Lund Office at Fargo, lotion 23. twp. 146. range 59. running thence east
that!
D. T-- Oct. Oih. 1888. Notice is hereby given that! along the section line to the bluffso! the Sheyenne
the foilotviug unified settler has filed notice of hie iver. thence down said bluffs in the most practi
intenuon to inuk« final proof in support of bis cable and best route for a road to the Sheyenne
claim and secure final entry thereof on the 7th day river at a point 700 feet south from the section
of Dec 183*, viz: Joseph H. Snyder. E. No. jjn between sections 28 and 26 in town 146, range
1SSM tW rfie a .V of section 18, township 145 n, SH. thence ncrotw said Sheyenne river, and thence
range57 lied names the following a« his wit- by the most practicable route back to the section
nessos. viz- Sylvester Pound, John H, Atchison, |j"ne an the ensi side of said Sheyenne river.
Thor A. Hugen, Gulbran G. Auren, Charles
».
THEODORC F. KEBH.
D.T.
The
BTBON ANDRL'B.
j. STEVENS. P.A.NELSOH.
KNCD TAOYPSON. P. E.
NEWEI.L.
Office at Fargo.
O. T.. October 45.1888. Notice is hereby given I D. T.. October 25, 1883.
thiit the fuiiujying named senler has filed notice of that the following named settler has fll
jils intention to make final proof in support of his of bid intention to make final proof in support of
rlnini and final entry thereof ontheSothday his claim and secure final entry thereof on the 20th
December. 1888, viz: Charles Nelson, S No. day of December. 1888. viz: Gilbert Johnson, D.
f. lue iv of and ,»j ii of sec- s. No, 14520 for lots 1.2, 3 and 4 of section 24,
tion :W. township IM n, range 59 w, and names the I township 145 n. range 56 w, and names the follow
follov.'iog aa liix K'itnexsei, viz: Thomas Knud- ing a« his witnesses, viz: Christian A. Lea. Ma
.-on. A GuRite son. Ch/Ut .Jackson and C.Gilbert
son. all of CooperdoH's. ©rl^gs count/, D. T. The
stimony to be taken before'John N. Jorgensen,
erk of the oiMrict court, at Cooperstown, Griggs
e, iintv. D, T.. a* the 18th day of December, A. l).
-3 nr his oliice.
HORACE AUflTIS. Register.
Jacobson & Seri»mgar4, Atty's. n?d7
NEteo*.
D. T., W*. GLASS. E- D. STAIR.
vji the 1st dav of Dec. A, P. 1888 athi office. .foil* KEKSEDT. A. RETZLARR.
HORACE AUSTIN,
Register. j.
B. WHIDDEN. W. B. W BIDDEN.
F. H.
BLXHBEIT.
-Land Office at Fargo,
Notice is hereby given
lied notice
NOTICEOP FINALPROOF
thias Evensen. Frithjof Gronland, Edward Stai,
•11 ot Cooperstown. Griggs county. D. T. The
testimony to be taken before John N. Jorgensen,
clerk of district court, at Cooperstown. Grif
county, D. T.. on the 18th day of December. A.
1888 at his office.
HORACE AUSTIN, Begister.
Jacobson & Serumgard, Atty's. n2d7.
One Thing and Another
1
The receipts of the Fargo postoffice
are the largest of any office in Dakota.
Roscoe Conkling is known as "Cranky
Conk" to his brethren of the New York
bar.
Patti has been singing for thirty years
and Nilsson for twenty. Both are sen
sitive on this point.
Eggs bring $1.25 per dozen in Maiden,
Montana, and the supply is not equal to
the demand.
Five women are candidates for the
office of Superintendent of Public Schools
in as many Nebraska counties, and all
are regular party nominees.
In the last ten years fifty-six life in
surance companies have failed, in which
the gross amount restored to policy hold
ers was $77,072,685 less than the prem
iums collected.
Statistics show that 100,000 people are
killed by whisky where one person is
killed by a mad dog. And yet most
everybody would rather tackle a glass of
whisky than a mad dog.
Senator Vance, of North Carolina, in
speaking of his career in Washington,
said recently: "I was mighty nigh ih iul
to get here, but I'll be hanged if 1 am
not nigher dead to get away.
ofXzii« i? «iree months that gold can be washed,
IilUHtr.tllOllH u01. n^ma
and designs of the latest patterns in fancv work, ."™7,
household department. An illustration of archi-!
the household." lfesides a rich variety of literary
When the 17. S. government shall offer
hand and heart in marriage to Canada.
Canada will blush and look cown, ami
thinking of her allegiance across the sea.
will say, "Ask mother."—1Talinage.
A Columbia, Neb., paper records the
sale of a tive-year-old child by its father
for i?A). The boy wept bitterly while
being led away by his purchaser, who
took him to his farm in the interior.
Several roving Mormon preachers, who
were arrested in Georgia on the charge
of vagrancy, propose to make a test case
of their indictment, and have been
fur
to
defray
nished with funds from Utah
the expenses of the trial
"I'm going on a journey, pa," the
printer's daughter said and as he thought
of losing her, tears sad and salt he shed
but when he soon discovered her upon his
workman's lap,—"this is the jour-knee
that I meant/' she said unto her pap.
Some fellow with a mathematical
onion above his shoulders, has figured
up that the national debt would be more
than funded by the proceeds from all
the grass now growing in Dakota, sold
I at Chicago market prices.
Woodbury, Conn., has a faith cure.
Mrs. R. I. Teeple lost her speech without
I apparent cause twelve years ago. It re
cently returned while' her and several
friends were praying for that result,
I with the woras "Praise the Lord," and
she has since talked easily.
In Alaska everything freezes solid by
the middle of October. The mercury in
winter falls to 55 degrees below zero,
and often lower. There are only about
trom May to August. There
Each number will contain: much timber as isgenerallyjsiipposed, and
A beautiful plute accompanied by a story itlS of pOOf Quality, 'd l'eCGllt prospector
ah
IS
not
SO
reports.
I The romantic experience of Miss Beach,
the Bethel, Conn., young lady who wrote
hnnrl nf a hot anrl finallv
mi
ttlini0»nci
ilp
vln
.i ., |,n nnrl flnallv
nine
QI
a Iiai ai'Cl llllill!
married the iew Orleans gentleman in-
to whose hands it fell, has had an un-
and now a Western firm has refused a
consignment of hats, sent on their order,
because so many of them have young
women's names written inside the band.
Send Them Papers.
Give your town papers a liberal sup
port. send sample copies to your eastern
friends and get them interested and
they will soon be looking for homes in
Dakota. Printer's ink is a safe invest
ment, and it insures a big return. "One
of the most successful colonizers in the
Territory gives it as his experience that
by far the most effective agencies to se
cure desirable settlers are the live papers
of the Territory. He says that when
ever he thinks of a person in the States
whom he especially desires to interest in
Dakota, he commences sending him pa
pers, and claims that on an average three
issues will bring the man here, grip sack
in hand, ready to invest in Dakotadirt."
—Steele Herald.
Form a club and buy your coal in car
load lots. It will pay a big interest.
Lenham E. & L. Co.
@°Call and see the celebrated House
hold Sewing Machines at Buchheit Bros.'
B3f°Raw and boiled Linseed Oil at
at Odegard & Thompson's.
f9TAnything in the line of Farm Ma
hinery at Buchheit Bros.'
@°School books at Odegard & Thomp
son's.
jyStonewafe until you can't rest at
Odegard & Thompson's.
Hard and soft coal of best quality.
Orders left now will be filled at your
owTn pleasure and at present rates.l
—A new stock of Ladies' Trimmed
hats, at Odegard & Thompson's.
3"Do not pay old time war prices
when you can buy anything you need
cheaper at Xelson & Langlie's.
I^The Bank of Cooperstown is offer
ing some No. 1 Land in the immediate
vicinity of Cooperstown at big bargains.
tFPrices that compete with Fargo.
Lenham Elevator & Lumber Co.
BLACKSMITHING!
The Place for Blacksmithing
AS IT SHOULD BE
IS AT
MOORE & SANSBURN'S
0b Roberts Street, Cooperstown.
HORSESHOING receives special attention and is
done in the Best and Most Careful manner.
JOBBING of every description.
A trial sclicited.
GEO. L. LENHAM. J. 31. KUKRELL
H. G. PICKETT, Cashier.
BAM I COOPERSTOWN
A General Banking Business Transacted.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
Negotiate for Non-Residents First Mortgage Loans
BEARING lO AND 12 PER CENT!
interest on City Property and Improved Farms.
COUNTY AND SCHOOL SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Insurance Written in the best Companies at reasonable
rates. A large amount of city property, improved
and unimproved farms for sale.
CTSEND FOR OUR CIRCULAR.
EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW
GEO. L. LEXH AM, President.
X. L. LENHAM. Gen'l.VI uiagar.
that the cheapest place in seven counties
to buy
ARDWARE
ETC., ETC.
At all points on the line of the Sanborn, Coopers
town & Turtle Mountain Railroad.
COAL BT THE TON OR CARLOAD.
Prices Lower than can be found elsewhere in Xorth Dakota
on all kinds of
SASH DOORS, MOULDINGS,
BUILDING PAPER,
BUILDING MATERIAL, ETC.
Allow us to Estimate on anything in our line. It will Con
vince you that we will not be Undersold.
MAYNARD CRANE, Manager,
mm
laid
STOVEI
is at the emporium of
STEVENS & ENGER,
OOrEltSTOWN, DAKOTA,
where can be found a complete Line of
Stoves and Tinware.
Builders* Hardware,
Iron, Nails, Glass Putty.
OUR STOCK OF
HEAVY & SHELF GOODS
is full and our prices are guaranteed to be
as low as the lowest.
Guns, Ammunition,Blacksmith
coal, etc., etc.
We keep a First-Class Tinsmith and are prepared
to do jobbing expeditiously. Come and look
our stock over before doing any business
in our line, and you will Kind us ready S||
to sell honest goods for honest
prices.
-:0:-
The Lenham Elevator &LumberCo.,
riXCORPORATED.I
CAPITAL $500,000.00.
Grain Elevators,
LUMBER YARDS,
Farm Machinery
STEVENS & ENGEK.
LOUIS S. LEXH AM, Treasurer.
RUDOLF HERZ, Secretary.
COOPERSTOWN, Dak.
GEIABI:
mi lui ask,
Coopeistown, Griggs Co., D. T.
SPECIAL ATTENTION Given to FINAL PB007S and CONTEST CASES.
Money to Loan on Final Proof and Real Estate.
Plats and Abstracts of Griggs County on Hand.
Real Estate Bought and sold on Commission.
Taxes paid and Investments Made for Non-Residents.
Choice Farm Lands and City Lots For Sale.
G. R0BEIRT8.
Fargo Roller Mills!
Flour at Wholesale and Retail.
ORDERS BY MAIL OR TELEGRAPH ALWAYS PROMPTLY ATTENDED
THE USUAL TERMS
The Highest CASH PRICE Paid for Wheat.