Golden Valley chronicle., March 27, 1914, Image 9

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"LIVE LOCAL and NATIDNALT0P1CS DT.CIJSSED by the EUlTOR
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An Open Letter
To Mr. Hyde
ETURN to the grocer all sub"
stitutes sent you for Royal Bak
Powder. There no sub
.OYAL. Royal i:. a pure,
Picket. Wis., March 13, 1914.
it As usual the Beach Advance, with
the bunch of crooked politicians who
are back of it, are working against the
iaterests of the famers of the Golden
Valley. They are now promoting an
electric railroad proposition which
upon its face is a fraud, and a game
to extract donations from the farmers
to go into the pockets of Chicago pro
moters, and, evidently, some of it into
the pockets of Advance stockholders.
It seems strange that a so-called
aewspapcr which is proported to be
•wned by fifteen Beach business men,
attorneys and politicians should de
vote column after column in their
paper to promote an electric railway
through the Valley under such slimsy
conditions as this man Hyde has pre
sented. He asks the farmers to sign
a contract and promises nothing him
self, as his name does not appear on
the contract which he asks the farmers
to sign. Hyde says at the close of his
recent leter in the Advance, "you have
seen me and know I speak the truth,"
and on the strength of this unreason
able statement asks the farmers to be
lieve that he will build a railroad
through the Valley costing in the
neighborhood of $750,000.00, accord
ing to his own figure*.
If Hyde had told the farmers through
the Advance to look up his commer
cial rating with Dunn and Bradstreet,
instead of saying, "you have seen me
and I speak the truth," he would then
have taken a step to get knowledge
before the farmers that might prove of
same interest to them.
I had occasion to look Hyde and his
promoters up in the Dunn and Brad
•treet rating agencies, and have fail
ed to find that they have any rating
•t all, and yet they are looking to get
$400,000.00 worth of the farmers'
Botes.
Hyde says in the Advance that if
ke were a banker in Beach he would
aot trust John H. Haigh with a cent.
I wish to inform Hyde and his ilk
that 1 have never been turned down
by a bank when I have been in need
of money, and at this time, in my op.
ibion. the banks would sooner chance
fheir money with prosperous farmers
than with railroad promoters' who' have
•o commercial rating in Dunn and
Bradstreet.
Hyde says the contract for the sub
scription to the road from the farm
ers, or rather the contract published in
tbe Chronicle and fathered by me,
would make every signer liable for the
•ther signers now if this were a fact
it woul dbe just the kind of a paper
tkat Hyde and his ilk are looking for.
Now as to the part the Advance is
taking in the promoting of Mr. Hyde's
game. I don't wonder when we stop
and think of the part this paper has
taken in the past, in public affairs in
Billings county, when it supported and
upkeld embezzlers, grafters and poli
tical tricksters who have always preyed
'j upon the Golden Valley taxpayers
!-j I do not wonder that this paper is
aow boosting for Chicago promoters
and attempting to assist these hot air
artists in pulling the wool over the
'Garden Valley farmers* eyes in an at
tempt to extract from them "bank
.able" notes and other securities. They
are attempting to do this upon the
word of one individual, who, apparent,
ly, have no commercial rating and
whose only bond to you that the road
will-be built is this: "You have seen
'me and know 1 speak the truth."
Hyde says through the columns of
tbe Advance that he does not know
who "this man Haigh is," except that
he is a Chronicle stockholJer and
therefore must do its bidding. If Hyde
write to some of the good Burkty
!,{a«intters, they can inform him relative
caruar ana
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'oilman
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Carlyle, Mont.
.Beach, N. Dak.
Carlyie, Mont,
.Burkey, N. Dak.
Williams, N. Dak.
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Ceoi^e Srh*A*cs^e*t
8. Oil ley
J. J. Corliss ....
R. iZollinger.,
P. C. Erickson
Albert Schouboe.
H. VV. Peek
Ichu H. Haigh
Beach, N .Dak.
.Beach, N. Dak.
Beach, N. Dak.
.Beach, N. Dak.
Los Angeles, Cal.
Pickett, Wii.
N.D.RA.
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I am, your truly.
JOHN H. HAIGH.
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3EACH MARKET REPORTS.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
iarley
Oats
Rye
1 Northern wheat 78
2 Northern wheat 75
3 Northern wheat 73
1 Durum wheat 74
Durum wheat 72
1 Flax |.42
2 Flax |.39
.31
.25
.39
faies of the Town
Mrs. Mark Jones left "Tuesday for
a visit with her parents at Sparta,
'Wis.
Mrs. J. C. Butterfield returned last
Saturday from a visit at her old home
in Wisconsin.
Chester Wallace, who has been at.
tending the Normal at Valley City,
came home last week.
Joe Middleton, who represents a
Canadian land company, was in the
city a few days this week.
Phil Lang left for his home at Eau
Claire, Wis., having received a mes
sage that his mother was ill again.
Bert Whitaker and family, of India
na, arrived Saturday and expect to
locate in this locality. Bert is a broth,
er of Freeman and Guy, local towns
men.
Dennis Caldwell and mother, Mrs.
Hogg, left Tuesday for their Mon
tana home, after having visited here
at the homes of E. Brown at Chama
ir.d Dave McCallum at Beach.
A. L. Martin was in the city on
Tuesday on business in connection
with the Farmers & Merchants bank.
Mr. Martin and his son recently re
turned from an extended visit in Cal
ifornia and other western states.
A farewell party was given last
Tuesday evening at the W. L. McKib
bon home for Dale Delany, who left
this week with his brothers and father
for Canada. About twenty friends
were present and an enjoyable evening
was spent.
See Burke about his $10 per year
accident and health policy pays $5,
000 in case of accidental death, $25
per week for accidental injury and $20
per week in case of illness. AH occu
pations included.—adv.
Mrs. Olof Johnson arrived last week
from Watertown, S. Dak., and has
joined .her husband who has a farm
near Williams. Mrs. Johnson had
been keeping house for her daughters
it Watertown who are teaching in the
nublic: schools there.
STOCKSTILL and SCHUETT POST-
offie at Wibaux, Dawson Co.
Montana Range
ISSfl
Glendive
Creek
Brand on. Left Ribs.
anted—C.irl fnr f'cueral house-'
woir,. iV*rs. L. i£. Austin. udvU
liar. :. v.as in from his Car
'yIo /arm ti-c mat of the 'week. I
i^iiss Hazel £'.e&ncss returned Sun
!ay from a short visit at i.er old heme1
\ViKcotism. I
IK
IViesdamoi- M, I. Vv all and Pal O'Con-
!1 at Giciiehvc last Saturday
-nJ. *j
i-icoi t.aY y, of Savage, was in]
'F.a city !'st Saturday. returning \ia{
Li.cnuivo that evening
on urs r.'oir have a auction!
jiisl-'j io*. til*
C.
Vl".
Clir'.'-nic-ii? icr
£-..n thf. .. many
r:-itrs ».ui-k ill
C-OU
LWa.:h, N.
K. N. Oak.
Lieach, iV Dal
Ueaci, N. Drik.
hieaci:, N- F)ak.
Cariy*«, S. Dale.
.Williams, N. Dak.
i.aineiy, .. use iw.s bei-n
only paper printed in the Coidcu
'.llry i:as haa ip'-n !ack of it
hi believes in publishing :i nevwspa
tlial the jrmers can fiopend on
.jr .-dvise, instead of publishing one
ir the politician and ohice holders,
na the sharpers who are continually
to prey upon the taxpayers.
.nuther reason [or r.-* buying stock
the Chromcli is be ause its editor,
XV. Brinton, has p: jven to me in
So past, that he is publishing the!
hronicle as a newsprper, and not as
.. protector of official wrongdoers. He
as made many charges against public
.en and 1 have yet to find where he
:s not had the proof to back up
v'ery statement he has made. 1 will
1 ut up the statements of the Chron
le editor against the statements of
lie men who fought the creation of
l:oltien Valley county and who tried
li keep from the public the true con
ditions as they existed at Medora. The
ncovering of these conditions and
ethers of like nature have proved to
me that Brinton is a man who knows
hereof he speaks. We need more
newspapers like the Golden Valley
hronicle, and more editors like J. W.
rinton. We need more men like him
public office. In my opinion, if
the farmers would take more advise
f'-om men like the Chronicle editor, and
less from political tricksters, like some
of those who are back of the Beach
Advance, they would be better off and
public matters would be more hon
estly conducted.
vu »h viic acivoitue
it
lo*
yen. I he: la/^if-rs r^ad the Chronicle
V. er norc -y *"f'rrr.ron Mr?. I .urn
cn.pic cv" of her friends who
i.ooj'. j.H/^sciMxoi: i.i hi.*' home mui ht'lp-j
v'rrr v: h.T bi' hd."' .*. 7':icy
-tuv:.ht h.nvh *nd a ithday token:
:ird a jolly time was had by all who
v.-.-,,, r.-csived a Cnrl.vh- thij
:!,o oHoc- !'v:t ilcy. C. r:.
't-rmarly "t Carlyig, lost his
1
"e:r i' mer in
(Uc-.y ,vc bcr-ri
irij. l^e v.-!loy. jind Ms.-.
••H ••••.* -d r...my fr?-s thrcu-kc.ut
tp.is .ev.'s comes as a
I 1
h-.:':.-v -a
R. D. !any. Dnl.» D-lany and Mr.
It tNis for V.''r ht.svi!lc} S ?k
Mrs. George and it. G. Delany
:'nad-, v.-herc they have homestead
••'d. 1 ney shippet:, before leaving,
:hrc-e cars of goods, including 16 head
•)f horses, machinery, household
j-'oods, _tc., and will farm their land
this year. The Delnnys are among
the earliest farmer settlers in the
Golden Valley and while here have
ninde many friends who regret to sec
'.hem move away, but v,-e all wish them
success and happiness in the newly
chosen field.
Tuesday evening the Royal Neigh
bors pave a party at the Callendar
hotel for Mrs. J. H. Walace, who soon
leaves with her husband for their new
home in Montana. About thirty were
present to enjoy the evening and bid
Mrs. Wallace goodbye and wish her
well in going to her new home. The
Wallaces yvere numbered among our
most highly respected and substantial
citizens and the Chronicle as well as
their numerous friends regret to see
them leave the Golden Valley—and
hope them great prosperity and hap
pines in their new home.
POLITICAL ADVEB-'
TISEMENTS
Political announcements under this
heading are charged at' our regular
advertising rates, and this column is
open to all political parties. We will
also accept political announcement* at
the reguar legal rate, but such notices
will not be classified.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
SHERIFF.
4
FOR
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of sheriff of Golden Valley
County, subject to the will of the Re
publican-voters in the June primaries,
I will appreciate your support.
W. J. PATRICK.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for county commissioner of
Golden Valley County for the Third
Commissioner's District, on the Re
•ublican ticket, subject to the will °f
the Republicans of the said district at
the June primaries. 1 ask the sup
port of all republicans and if nomin
ated and elected will give the office
and county affairs which come before
me the same attention and judgment
that 1 do in transacting my own per
sonal business.
BERT PALMER.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of Superintendent of
Schools of Golden Valley County, on
the Republican ticket, at the June pri
maries, subject to the will of the peo
ple.
Your support will be appreciated.
tf
HAZEL I. ZIESENIS.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby wish to give notice that I
eV®'°„ne^ ^e endorsement of the
Socialist Party as a candidate for the
office of Sheriff of Golden Valley
County.'
The Declining of this honor is due
to the fact that all my time is taken
up with my farming interests and do
not feel that 1 could give any time to
this matter.
(Signed)
J.
D. HALSTEAD.
SALESMAN! ATTENTION.
Build up a business of your own sell
ing products to ranchmen, farmers
and other consumers. Line up with the
house whose goods stand the test and
the quality of which guarantees repeat
orders. Our oldest customers are our
best one* fecial inducements to
hustlers. Liberal advances on sales.
Territory protected. George Meldrum
& Company, Wholesale Grocers, Chi
cago, 111., Dept. F.—advp-13-24
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORT
GAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
Notice is hereby given that, that cer
tain real estate mortgage executed and
delivered by William G. Gilbert and
.Mary UJbert, Ins v/ite, rnorignyors, to
i': v. moii^ayco. IUK
I ot.. rV i, and hied tor
in luc Uaiice Oi lliu
v.i anu tor uu.,
i^aKuta, on the iti Uv*y ut
.v.tticU, JVM, at o:u i\i. anu r—
bocK Jen (10) ol IVlort
fage and subsequently
upwi. i.*e iiCjjiCydUull o» Vjuiuuu k«»
i-y ^uuiuy irom Unlinks Jaunty iv.
a ilic oil ier oi ia i{c0»&ier ol
iw-cu.s of CioiOcn valley Vwoutu^, iNoitii
ivUitui.i, iiiitt \vn:ch &u>d itiori^a^o
to-uu. On wpr*i -7, I »,
av-.oi^ ud oy an ai:uj.t 111
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aiiey Caii: y, .soi\.i Uaivota.
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pursuant ic/ p*. v.r t. ...
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v.wi ot. ,t«io j.ivj in
:i\*r-jjayt' end ['.crcm.u^r ai
civ^r vr Ul: Ltuifi .oi.or,!
i.iu v.uy or Uc.:cl», Louniy oi Cso'icu,?
and..St&to oi' tvakoi.:., »k
vii^ i.eiir or- hju '. .i. a i.i .* .. .u u..\
^*i a-.'ii-.y, -U' .vi amount
:.-on said bi a_.
u^aa't itc.bee .:i ih-
i.: n:.s c«:kj condiiion^ ui .s:iia
ii ixk.: s.-.id morv[ AV.oi.-i c..d r,ot pay u.c
»c a ia (i
11 of. pi *p.c»pa» and i.ULroy.
v. ha a accord.lo ti/c: tqiivu* Uwraoi
ae^aaic uue on j.-.nua-y i, so
that power or *.-.!*. iri irji.
contained has bteovot: operative
.aai the assignee
vi
Waldron and Burkty,
Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgagee,
Beach, North Dakota. 20-25
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORT.
GAGE FORECLOSURE SALE
Notice is hereby given that, that cer-
la'n rea'
ln
L. E. CURL.
FOR SHERIFF.
1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for sheriff of Golden Valley
County, on the Republican ticket, sub
ject to the wish of the voters at the
June Primaries. 1 am a resident of
Lone Tree Township, residing eight
miles south of Beach. Your support
of my candidacy will be appreciated.
writing to Louisa Voelker, and
which said assignment was duly filed
for record in the office of the Reg
ister of Deeds Billings County, North
P**®'*'
on
ol'L County. North Dakota, in Book
of Mortgages, at Page 449. will pur
suant to the power of sale in said
mortgage contained be foreclosed by a
sale of the premises in such mortgage
and hereinafter described, at th^ front
door of the Court House, in the City
of Beach. County of Golden Valley,
and State of North Dakota, at the
hour of 2:30 o'clock P. M. on the 2nd
day of May, 1914. to satisfy the
amount due upon aaid mortgage on
the day of sale*
That default has been made in the
terms and conditions of said mortgage
in that said mortgager did not pay
the total installment of principal and
interest which according to the terms
io.a
b®came
.,
amounting in all to the sum of Four
1 housand Three Hundred Eighty and
00-100 ($4360.80) Dollars, as the
sum due on the date of saic, be
tides statutory attorneys' fees and the
costs of these foreclosure proceedings,
.nd no action at law or otherwise has
heretofore been instituted for the re.
covtry of the money hereby secured.
J-aied at Reach, North Dakota, March
-6
th, 1914.
tfi
B. T. PIESIK,
Assignee of Mortgagee.
estate mortgage executed and
delivered by William Voek'.er. Mort
gagor to Anton F. Pruk", Mortgagee,
Dated the 13th day of January, 1910,
and hied for record in the office of the
Register of Deeds, in and for Bililngs
County, North Dakota, on the 24th
day of January, 19t0, at I 1:00 o'clock
A. M. and recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds, of Billings
County, North Dakota, in Book 6 of
Mortgages at Page 496, and subse
quently upon the segregation of Gold
en Valley County from Billings Coun.
ty, recorded in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds of Golden Valley County,
North Dakota, in Book of Mortga
ges at Page 420, and which said mort
gage was thereafter to-wit: On March
22, 1911, assigned by an instrument
the 24th day of March,
'911, at 8:00 o'clock A. M. and re
corded in Book 6 of Mortgages at
rage 550, and which assignment was
upon the segregation of Golden Val-
Sounty 'rom Billings County,
placed of record in the office of the
r,e?.wt"
of
Deed*
and
for Golden
on January 13.
on
January 13. 1914, so
that the power of sale in said mort
®on*«ined has become operative,
and the assignee of the mortgagee
hereby elects to declare the whole sum
to be due in said mortgage.
I he premises described in said mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
he same are those situated in Golden
o^R-M
Cou"ty'
(formerly a portion
of Billing. County) North Dakota,
and more particularly described as
follows, to-wit:
All of Section Twenty-seven (27).
mTA 9ne, Hundred Forty-two
p' Vn'j! °f ^nge One Hundred
Four (104) West of the Fifth Prin
cipal Meridian containing Six Hun
dred Forty (640) acres more or less
according to the United States Gov
rnment Survey thereof, and the above
described land i,
not and
never has
been used for a homestead by the
mortgagor.
There will be due on «aid mort
SBe
ai.,the
date
sale, the sum of
Three Thousand Six Hundred Seventy
two and 50-100 ($3672.50) Dollars,
principal and Seven Hundred Eight and
30-100 ($708.30) Dollars, interest.
LO.U1SA VOELKER,
Assignee of Mortyayes.
tVuldrcn and Burkey,
Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgagee,
Beach, North Dakota.
fs'OTiCF. OF REAL ESTATE MORT
FOKJiCt-OSUXE LAL£.
Notice is hi', re by •-•v.-n that, that
certain Mortgage executed and dcliv
cti oy Joscpr, Lee, a smgie man,
.vi t'„. or. to i-. Rising, Mortga-1
'-0. i-»:Ucd the i/ lh day of Novem
"i.!, iV i, ami ,*ied tor iccoid in the I
!.i-. oi the Regsjtti- of Deeds ef Bill-j
r:„s County, North Dakot:., i.n (he I
d„y ot November, I 9 a!: 4:30
!vi. r.d i^cordtd in the iic« of
Register i.i Deed.', of Golden ai.
-'i'
''any, Ncrib l) -.iv.ota, rp,..: th^
o, rei
taicn
the ra^i-t^ay^
elects to declare the wnoly {,uin
io.be dan in t^ud incrr a c.
1 lie piv aiiaes desciibed ia istic] mort
gage and which wiii lie boid to satisfy
iiie same are thoue situated in Goid.^i.
valley County, (fori.uily a portion ol
iviii.ngs County) N. .. I./jkota, and
ir.cre particularly desi:..).u .s foiiowt,
to-wit:
live South East Quarter (S ".'/%)
of buction Four (4) Township Un.
Hundred Forty-one (141) North of
Range One Hundred Three (103)
iV eat of the Fifth Principal Meridian,
containing One Hundred Sixty (160)
acios, more or less according to the
United States Government survey
thereof.
1 here will be due on said mortgage
at the date of sale, the sum of One
Hundred Eighty-one and 20 100
($181.20) Dollars, principal and in
terest, and the further sum of Forty,
three and 75-100 ($43.75) Dollars,
as interest due on a prior mortgage,
which was a prior lien on the prem
ises above described, and was paid by
the assignee of thf Mortgagee, amount
ing in all to the sum of Two Hundred
Twenty-four and 95.100 ($224.95)
Dollars, as the total sum due on the
date of sale, besides statutory attor
neys fees and the costs of these fore
closure proceedings, and no action at
law or otherwise has heretofore been
instituted for the recovery of the
money hereby secured.
Dated at Beach, North Dakota, March
26, 1914.
oi r.sid Golden aliey
-.ir.iy itoui Louriiv, North
-•i-'-.'Oiu, "•::ci whit it stiid r.iort .t :e v.?isi
.her.: liter, to-wit: on the 3rd dav of!
iX-«..!r.ber,_ 1 9 I asi^n-d hy an in
atrui-icnt in writing to ii. 'i'.
PIEF: :,
a raid as.-iRr.ment was duly
.:.:d In record in (he ante e.f the
JKCgi-.ter ol l.-'eeds 'n 'and for ii 1 i•
"u .ly, North Dakota, on the 25th
j-'t nu:\,y, A. D. 1912, at
in Hoc I I 3 of lViort:'a: ?s at
.•-!ie^ 4',9, and subsequently and p
'. tho fegre .ition of Golden Valley
t.tiiily, iNorth Dakota, irom L^inin^.'
^.uiny, North '.Dakota, recorded in
'j1'5 of "the Register of Deeds, of,
iV a N a a
in !.'ock lJ of Mortgages at Page 639,
'i' pursuant to the power of sai.-.*
said mortgage contained be fore
closed by a sale of the premises in
M'.'h mortgage and hereinafter de
'"'.'nbed, at the front door of the Court
Hov e, in the City of Beach, County
of dden Valley, and State of North
Dakota, at the hour of I I :00 o'clock
A. M. on the 2nd day of May, 1914,
to satisfy the amount due upon said
mortgage on the day of sale.
That default has been made in the
terms and conditions of said mort.
gage in that said mortgagor failed to
Our
pay the installment of principal ?ind
intere.it which according to the terms
thereof became due on January I,
I 'j 14, to th.'.t the ppwer of sale in
said mortgage contained has become
operatise t-nd assignee of tile mort
gagee hereby elccts to declare the
whole sum to be due in said mort
g«S4c.
1 he premises described in said mort
at e, and which will be sold to sat
isiy the same are those situated in the
County ol Golden Valley, (formerly
f. portion of Billings County) and
Jtate oi North Dakota, more particul
arly describcci as follows, to-wit:
Lots 1 cn i0) and Eleven (II),
and the North Eact Quarter (Nh'.iJ
ol the Southwest Quarter (W' ),
nd t[,e Norlh'.v'eit Quarter (Ni'. A
of South Last Quarter (SL.L4) of i:..
tion our (4 in lownship I iu.
find I oily 40, Karnio: One H^ndn.
••'.i' iO'') \Vett of the Fi^th i'liiir
.0 iv.U.-.n.
.ill be clue on said moi'lffugc
at the date of the sale the ium of
1 v.'o ii'.i.drcd ij-'ht-y-cne .uid 5- 00
(.?^Ci.6^) Dollars, principal and in
tCl'cj't, ami fnrth'.-v sura ci Fiity
ci^ht and 30-100 ($50.30) Dollars,
cue oa a priilr aia i. .. ge
wisicli war. a prior Li. :n t-ie pr-m
J'ii ubc\'e described, r.nd a .d by
the aasij.nee ..1 tiso
amounting in .ill to ti. surn of Three
1 havJred 1 l.iity-niae .-nd 95-iOy
9.35) L'ollars, as iL lord turn
due. --n the date of tv.lif b-jsid.-. £':a
Luiory aitorney.s' fees, ani the cocts
of these jiroccedir, :.d no action
at 1. sv/ or olaeTwire has liereiofare
been instituted for the recovery of tbe
Money hereby secured.
Dated at Bcach, North Dakota, this
26 d^y of March., 1914.
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B. 7!. I'lES'.'.v,
Assignee of Mortgagee.
Walnron ar.d Burkey,
"kftorneys for Assignee of Mortgap'ee,
[ieach, North Dakota. 20-25
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORT
GAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
Notice is hereby given that, that
certain real estate mortgage execut
ed and delivered by David C. Church,
single man, Mortgagor, to B. T.
Piesik, Mortgagee, Dated the I 7th day
o! December, 1912, and filed for rec
ord in the officc of the Register of
Deeds in and for Golden Valley Coun
ty, North Dakota, on the 18th day of
December, 1912, at 11:40 o'clock A.
M. and recorded in the office of the
CUT
Register of Deeds of Golden Valley
Gounty, North Dakota, in book
ot Mortgages, on Pages 286 and 287,
will pursuant to the power of sale in
said mortgage contained be foreclosed
uy a sale of the premises such mort.
gage, and hereinafter described, at the
front door of the Court House in the
City of Beach, County of Golden Val
ley, and State of North Dakota, at
the hour of 2 :®0 o'clock P. M. on the
2nd day of May, 1914, to satisfy the
amount due upon said mortgage on
the day of sa'e.
1 hat refault has beben made in the
terms and conditions of said 1110.-1
l,age in that said mortgagor failed to
pay the installment of principal and in
terest which according to the terms
thereof became due on December I I,
l9ii, so that the power of sale
mortgage contained has become
.. ri-.e, cr.d loo Mortgagee hereby
d'iciaie the whole turn to be
-i "1 mortgage.
i- itcs d.-acrihed in said
which will be sold to
ir-: those situated in
.1
(. ot:-.
!de
d..(
1 },
-. Valley, and
*1 .. ivicru particuii
to-wit:
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of
1 OV.Ti-
'^*eDLy-Iour in
-c i'orty (.I-:-))
ii Kc.njre 3 .: londre-.' Fc/ur
(iO-'-iJ Wc.^t of the 1 ii' Pr. pal
:U--rlcIi:n. ccnlainin One Hunt,. ~-i
I»0) acics more c-.''
iording to th-i United ^tatc.3- •. :.
miT.l survey thereof.
I here Will be due on said nicr-ga"-:
:.-i the date of the sale the sura of Oi»o
i".a .died and 50-100 Dollars, princi
pal ar.cl iruorist and the further rum
ef I wenty-sht and 20-100 ($26.20)
Dollars, as interest due cn a prior
liort-.a.je v.hi a -,vas a prior Lien on
the prei.il: er. above d.-:c.r -d snd was
pa-d l-y the rV:nr':j a re herein, amorfnt
infj in all to the yum of One Mundrr-d
!-v'-iity-'iix and 70- 00 ($126.70)
Dollars, as the total sum due on the
:ate of sale, besides statutory attor
neys fees, and the costs of these pro
ceedings, and no action at law or oth
erwise has heretofore been instituted
for the recovery of the money hereby
fecured.
Dated at Beach, North Dakota, this
26th day of Marcn, (914.
B. T. PIESIK,
Mortgagee.
Waldron and Burkey,
Beach, North Dakota. 20-25
Attorneys for Mortgagee,
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