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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8, 1888
A LIST OF,.
DELfflODENT TAXES
UPON REAL ESTATE
Within the County of Stevens, State of
Minnesota, for the Year A. D. 1886,
remaining Delinquent and nnpaiil
on the First Monday in Janu- 4 i
arj, 1888, and the Pen
alties Aoorned Thereon.
STATE OF MINNESOTA)
County of Stevens. ......
Dlstrli ceurt, Sixteenth Judicial DwtSM*
The State of Minnesota to all persons,
nanlob or corporations, who have or claim
anv estate, right title or Interest In, claim to
or lien upon, any of the several pieces or par
cels of land in the list hereto attached,des
"'l^SVist of taxes and penalties on real estate
for the county remaining delinquent on the
first Mouday in January, has been filed in the
offlce of the clerk of the district court of the
county of Stevens of which that hereto at
tached is a copy.
Therefore you and each of you are hereoy
required to file in the office of said clerk on
or before the twentieth day of March, tws
vour answer In writing, setting forth any on
lection or defence you may have to the taxes
*aud penalties, or any part thereof, upon any
Diece or pwvol of said l&ud doscribcd In
Mid list, in, to or on which you have or
claim any estate, title, interest, claim or
a*And
in default thereof judgment will be
entered against such piece or parcel of land
for the taxes on said list appearing against
and for all penalties interest and cost.
SAM I EL I.
A KUi,
Clerk of District Court iu said county of
Stevens.
By
TBOS. THOMASSOU,
[SEALj Deputy.
STATE OF MINNESOTA Us
County of Stevens.
Auditor's Office, January SOto
I, Geo. M. Giltinan, Auditor of Stevens
County, State of Minnesota,being duly sworn
depose and say that the following is a correct
list of taxes delinquent upon real estate with
in the county of Stevens, stata aforesaid, for
the vear A. D. 1SSS, remaining delinquent
and unpaid on the first Monday in Januarv
1886, together with the penalties accrued
thereon. ,EO. M. GILTINAN,
County Auditor, Stevens County, Minn.
[AUUITOk's SEAL.]
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th
day of January A. P. 18SS.
THOS. THOMASSON,
Deputy Clerk of the District Court for Stev
ens County Minnesota.
[©ISTRN'T COCRT SEAL]
TOWN OF MOORE.
Towmhip
m,
Hnngt4t.
Name of Owner and Sub
dlrlson of Section.
Wiu Riordan, nw^...
Same, nU swV*---
and W Rowe, sA
Wni Riordan, w1^ nwJ4 8
Wm Piatt, sw} 1 8
Keziah Card, se1^ JJ
AM Hulett, ne^i 18
Lucy W ulet-t, nwi4 12
A A Mead, all of (except St
Mi Ry right of way) 13
8 Philbrlek, sU 15
John olander, seM 16
John Sullivan, swj£ 18
A Porter.
»e}4
Syver Olson, w^nwj^ 88
Same, lot 1 SO
Josiah Anderson, sl£ Be}£
Chas Johnson, nej^ 88
W Burrington, w^5 88
TOWN OF HODGES.
Township 124, Range 41.
Knute Torgenaon, nw»4
Robert McArthur, ei ne%.
Same, e
3
Be t.—
A Wellington, lot 4
Same, lot 5
Same, lot
Same, lot 7
Anthony Gaughan,sw}£ ne 6
Same, se^ 6
A Wellington, ni 7
Syvert Erickson. iw^ 10
John O Ostenson, se\'i 10
Alden Taylor. nwVl swi^.. .12
Same, s-j sm'U 12
Same, sw'i sev^ 12
Daniel Blaisdell, wK swJ4....14
Minnesota Agricultural Co,
all of 16
iC
ohn Mahony, nv^^, 18
Spooner, se^.... .. SO
"O C'oBi^tock, e». SI
Same, lot 3 38
Same, lot 4.. 88
Same, lot 98
Same, lots. S2
Same, lot 7 S3
Same, w.S nwjf 98
Same, ne' i sw% 22
Same neV{ se^ 82
Bartlett w Reed ne\4 ne^and
lots 1 and 2 28
A A Peck, e1.« uwV^ 80
Gilbert Nelson, e}4 nw'^ S2
Ole Oleson, wjj nwJ4 88
Catherine Hiland, bw'4 82
Minnesota Agricultural Co,
88
Olc A Rod, nw%
Same, W3.0 nw^
Wm Miller, lot 1
Thomas Olson, lot 4
Wm Miller, se^ nej^
Hugh Rankin, lot 1
CM(
nel4
Name of Offircr&bd aob-
ffCM*?
40
TOWN OF FRAMNAS.
Township 126, IiangtAl.
Heglund, swj^ ne}^..
Sarxie,se}/i nwJ4
IcCarthy, se^ .'..19
Abram Lee, lot 5 subdivi
sion of lot 1 14
Hutchins. nwj^. 88 75
K Light, se'4 nw'4 82 40
8W Furber, swj^ sw^ 88 40
K Light,
eK
4
Michiit
i«alvin,
fct Ky right of
Same, lot
Same, lot
Brewster, w1ne}4 16
Anton A-oderson, frac nw. .18
Arne Olson, se^ 18
Marshall Williams, lot 2 29
Same, lot 3 22
Same, lot 4 22
Same. n'/. nw'£ 28
John House.ne.j['. S*
Same. sw4 St
II Ellsworth, sU nel^ 28
Same, ejj se1 88
Robert Back'aus, e}£ 29
dr
3.42
8.08
6 20
88.80
Hanse, lot 5 (part of) 15
Lars Hanson, lot 12 15
Mary Hadler. nwj^ 16
sw*^ 38 80
Henrietta Klinkerfaus, wi
se'4 82 80
O Kallstrom, sw 34 180
K Husevold' swii nwJ-4 36 40
WWW OF SWAN LAKE.
Township 126, Range it
A V Peterson, se^ sw^..,... 1
*Hen!r!ek«n,
s^ n«0^ 14
Haii f, n» ne% 14
.JlEflte Sahlmark, eX nw^j[....14
i Same, wi nwVi 14
28
Same, nwx se^ 88
Lerback, saw^ 88
Jolin Larson, neV£ nw'^ 88
Wm Foster, nw4
tmli
88
Anna K Foster,
wyz
nw}^....84
Johan Marius Jensen, »W^...34
^OWN OF HORTON.
Township 128, Range A
Mary A Carey, w3» nw)»...
Patrick Maloney, w4
Mioh&e! Spain, nw'i'..
Patrick Spain, sw^i..
Same, nw'^
Same.
vr}4 sete
TC Dolan, e!^ sejJ
Mary
File wood, n vr%
George Miitteson, ne^
Same, n se1/,'
Win Gebhardt, ne}4 sej/i
Same, lot 8 27
Same, lot 9-.i& 27
Ole Eystad, lofC 98
Same, lot 7. .. 98
Same, lot 8 ..28
Dewitt Palmeter, lot 1 89
Same, lot
2
7.51
7.45
1.94
7.34
3.88
8.88
8.83
8.01
23.87
78.75
21.75
38.92
40
40
40
20.65
160
.... 3
.... 3
.... 3
.... 3
.... 8
.69
.97
17
Same, sw^i 17
Andrew Larson, swV^ 20
Hans Hanson, lots 8 and 9 22
Chas Hazeltine, lot 1 (part
ofj 28 1
Hans Hanson, lot 9 28 49.75
Chas Olson, nw'4 ne}-i 85 40
John Hvile, nw'4 nwj| 27 40
Andrew Gilbertson, neJi 27 SO.46
John Johnson, w^ ne^...28 80
Hans Larson, sw^..T 28 151
John Kerwin. se^i 89 160
%aS!
elj
Same, e' sw1{, except 8t
P. Ry rt of way..
31
Same, seV^ 31
Same, lot 3, except St P,
BG9
MA Ry rt ofway 31
S-ame, lot 4, except St P.M
A Ry right of way....31
Same, all of. 88
Christ Zimmermann, «wV£.. .34
Thomas McCanney, nw1^,—86
5^3
p*3
HH o"
o 3
O
80
15.32
9.89
68.68
11.84
32.52
6.81
32.16
28.78
SW
80
160
40
160
180
MO
880
160
158.25
160
80
70
80
180
380
18
Martin Larkin.se^Z SO 180
Finnegan,
ewVL...
12
96
10.11
9.23
6.87
5.M
4-77
4.88
4.54
4.54
40.53
22.14
28.83
2.98
15.08
3.55
8.15
73.88
00
89
33.90
97.85
27.96
40
40
315.85
160
160
40
80
40
80
640
156
160
320
35.80
27
37.75
55
18. IS
80
40
40
127
89
80
88
180
St
o-
e\cqpt
...
SI E Morris, lot 9,
80.71
except
St
1\M A Ry rig't ofwajr 8
ME Morris, lot 10 ..3
Same, h*'1^
8.80
«.7a
84.80
8t1.,
1'MAll Ry rl('t of way 8
A W Wells, lot 8 4
Same, lot 4 .7T,.rr.... 4
11.90
13.81
except Ht
ii
•a.» sa.se
Mary MoKavin, w„ exo't
St P.M A Ky rt of way 4
E Dowero,eV, nwV«—........ 8
Maria Morris, w!j nwv. 6
76.50
88
75.01
FA Stranahan, «eV*...... 8
Charles Wilson, all of, escapt
8t P, Ry right of
way 11
Michael Oalvin, w? J«eV4....» 12
Michael O'Gorman, eH »w^..l4
I) Sutherland, w?-a sw^.-.-lB
83.48
80.01
SK.74
88.11
77
80
80
Murphy, seVt 18
Emily .1 jLinsley. all of 1®
John Hyan, ne1* 84
Chas Hu.seltine, awj^ 28
I rt Greenwood,
168
830
180
180
ne, sw4
so
i, neW... 81
n, eHJnrti 88
e2 se£ 88
Andrew Nilson,
Andrew Nilson,
Thoinas Welsh, sw'^.-.T 84
80
80
180
TOWN OF MORRIS.
Township 195, Range 48.
Walildieck.sw
Rolert Backaus, all'Of........ S 888
A Burriil, all of. 11 840 M.84
JSJudd, se»4 14 160 17.34
Same, nwii— 14 160
Same, s,1*. nw1+, except 8t
PM4M Ry of way ft 17 17.61
Same, s'j, except 8tP
Ry right of way S7 814 81.C8
Ida Hancock's', sw'4 98 80 16.80
Joeeph Garver, s» nw}4 80 18f 17.01
Fannie Heath, lot 1 subdi
visiou of w S neii 38 80^- 12.96
8 Heath, s1.. nw'i 39 80 26.75
W W Uriswold, ne% nw-4—86 40 9.94
MW Adley.neJi sw^ 88 40 9.96
Henry Baldwin.se^[ »w^4—86 40 8.84
Same, se*ri 88 40 8.88
TOWN OF RENDSVILLE
Township 136, Range 4*^
A
Samuel Holmes, nw'^ 1 80
Same, wf-i sw'i 2
L«:roy Blanchard,
i
80
80
Slgrert Hanson, nwt^
Hans 0 Stone, s)sw»^
Thomas McCanney, nwli —14
160
HO
160
80
158.80
160
30
25.75$
25.75
80
160
180
80
80
880
80
,M 180
Thos Doian, se^JT. 94 180
James Brennan, ne$4 36 180
Same, ..............96 188
John Brennan, sef£.. 96 180
Mathlas Casey, frao nwji 80 185
A Synnes, lots 4 and 5 88 48.75
Daniel Lawlor. neVi 86 160
TOWN OF SCOTT...
Township 184, Range 43.
Anton Lotbr.milftak
Same, nw^
Fred A Bailey, ne'4» 3
A
Ry right of
way 6
A McCarthy, el neVi 10
Hancock, n}-» sw^ 10
Same, SWJ4 10
Leander S Drew, nw^£ 14
Dew it Palmeter.eJj neJ4 15
George Bowers, n^ sw 22
Dewitt Palmeter, lot 1 28'
72.75
24.83
16.63
31.73
4.05
8.21
4.&4
7.13
2.21
8.42
5.08
21.96
Same, lot 2 23
Same, n1 ne' i .-S3'
Same, sefi ne?i 31
Same,
ulA
nw«.» .28
89
Same, lot 3 98
Same, sir ne}£ 99
Same. nwU nw% ...99
Same, s}4 nwJJ 29
Same, sei^ 99
Martin Larson,
ae%
32
DeWitt Palmeter n% nw^.H
Same swi4 38
Christian Gaarder, ne*4 84
Anna Rachor. nw^ 84
John Paulson, se]4 nwU 85
DeWittC Palmeter,sj^ swj^..85
Same, se1,^' 85
AM Kyser, nej^ nw4 86
Same, n% sw^ 98
8.72
160
160
80
160
180
117.70
Koran, swVi 16
W Bell, w
xxm%
21.02
18.84
11.86
23.72
19.86
18.98
Same, s^ nwft. ..........86
Same, lot 1....'..... 36
TOWN OF PEPPERTON.
.17
Township 125, Ranye 48.^
6.00
5.M
4.79
S.48
E Clementson, wU—...... 1 W
Wm W Lyons, #1
Same, lot 1 4!
hame, lot2 4f
10.98
16.78
21.97
10.48
4.70
6.26
12.89
Same, lot 5 i............
Same,
18.51
21.15
5.82
2
80
80
80
80
40
80
40
40
80
40
Same, w1,, swj 14
Hendrickson neVi sej£—14
Peter Strand, BU se'/i 81
1911s Anderson, nwJ4 nw^....28
Ole E Skogen, ae% sw'4. 24
Ole E Skogen, nX swi- 24
Ole E Skogen. tm% 94
Peter Peterson, nej^. 28
Flank Dohmstreich, nwli
Same, nw
160
40
40
40
40
40
80
160
a 80.JB 11.78
.8
88
A •LI Ivft Off A
Patrick Maloney, se^',
Richax« Eddy, e,ya nw)4
Eunice Bailey, sjisw'/
PH M«i»|uillan, ej4 seVl
Lukf O'Reilly, seU
TC Dolan, eX nej^
Oennis Murphy, w%ne}i....
4 106.10 12.86
6 180.95 15.55
•J 1«0 16.68
ii
Same, se^ *e%
fOWN OF DARNE5.
Township m, Range 42.
#1
3dehael Oalria, *H sw^.e»
oept Ht P,M AMIty right
ofway 1
ii
Baldwin, undiv'd lot 1 2
Richardson, undi'a 11 2
Morris, lot
73.75
17.09
17.99
8,
oountysnb-
df'lsion of 2
TOWN OF BAKER.
flMrnihlp184, Range
ft.
Name of Owner •ndffcib
division of Seetioa*
Name of Owner and
Subdivision of
Section, Lot or Blk.'
URi
divi
S9
638.20
160
160
TOWN OF STNNES.
Township 188, Range 4i.
A McCarthy, se&.
8 Seeley, e?j sef^ 11 80
Mary ljeonard, e!:ne^» 18 80
Daniel Leonard, w%
106.84
45.06
96.31
80.34
30.47
19.44
10.41
8.48
18.85
58.00
John nuiiderP,
Anton Loetir.
Annie E Cousins,
JasBrisbine,
Albert Sehaeffer.
A Steadman,
James Dennison,
Juliet.t Dennison.
E Haight,
Samantha l?iy*n,
Wells
3 PH Morri
Same,
James Kennedy,
Wm Wunsch,
Peter Dledericli,
WmO'Regafi,
Alice Lyncli,
160
40
80
80
2B.75
Same.
JA
...3
50.04
4 U
8LOadwell,ne»4i,.s
5 40
Same, sjij nw!^, 5 80
Same.
s}/2
Same, w-,' swvi ou
Jos W E Pushor, d4 seVi.....l2 -JD
W Chapln, s1^ sel4
wH m\i
o
4.70
8.95
9.10
8.41
11.80
8.78
4.54
8.98
8.48
8.86
11.10
7.71
96.62
4.48
5.f4
8.86
8.70
8.88
10.88
19.70
86
William Relnhard, s)o nwji
and w4»wi4.....wi. ..^ig
German jE Church,
TOWN OF DONNELLY.
Township ra, Bgniatf.
John Oleson, se}£ ntx
Ole O Aasbml., tit}* sw%«
Same, nw' i'
187.51
187.40
Ed McCarthy, ne}4
Hteveus County Bank, nw^.. 8
Marv McCarthy, *w4, exoept
St 1\ & Ry right of
way 8 168.1
Wilhelin Soule, ne'i 18 180
Susan Keys or Mary A lvrog-
Btad.lotl 16 54.78 6.6"
Mary A Krogstad or Martha
Gunners, lot 2. .........I8 60
Same and same, lot 3 18 88.75
Same, lot 4 N 50.06
Susan Keys or Mary A Krog
stad, lot 5 16 40.85
169.W
16.82
18.58
1R.0K
33.79
118.74
36. IS
iS.14
a3.38
10.14
9.96
30.98
Same or Name, sel4 SWV4. .16 40
Same or same, w*w*... 16 80
Same or same, neC* sej.
16
Same, se1^self 34 0
TOWNSHIP |»5, RANOE
9
A u
28.18
97.61
Same, all of, except st Pit
»S Ry right of way— 7 ©.19 81.18
Joseph E Hall, s)i, sw1ex
cept St A Ry right
of wav 8 80 1..36
Michael Walih eX s\v4 8
Same, w1.. se*i 2
Colonial if S Mortgage Co.
6e'4
Patrick MeCall. se?^ uw}'4.
Same, lots 8,4 and 5
Win Dclahunt. swJ-.j,
2"-i£
E Pushor, n^ nw4 18 48 17.88
Smith, s,4 se V4, except
St
V A Ry right of
wav 81 16.98
Phillip Frisby. lot 10 98 15.50 2.27
Chas Wilson, s,1,ne»i 27 80 17.48
TOWN OF ELDORADO.
Township 126, Range 41.
CH Decker, fractional neV*.. 4
Smith, wl» nwj^ 8
Same, sw% 8
Same.'Se'J 8
Gustav Johnson. ne££ 12
Chas Smith, sej-^...'.' 19
SSMurdock, 11)4. 13
Same, swfef K.18
Same, w^ se^* 13
Same, lot 1 18
Same, lot 2 .....13
Thornton, 8)
V^oflott.:.
Morris, seM
Mary E
nw^-4 8 1^1 42
Same, lot 1 county
subdivision wj.. 2 141 42
18.01
ft. 17
.21 isr:
isrr8B
104.49
25.62
15.55
n»xA.
—12 88
Edward Casey, ne% 18 160
Robert Walker,
ne*4
nw^..80 40
Same, w'^
u-w'/l
90 80
Same, lot 2 4 124 48
Sutherland, sw4
seV 34 125 49
RufUs Wells, w part
ne'« seVi 84 1£5 49
A McCarthy,
Same,
House, I iW
ItO
neli wr%
15.94
15.15
3.9»
8.89
o0.54
6.19
5.97
10.47
12.84
16.6:
Same
Chas Olson,
6 390
S Averill. Treas, wj^ nwJi-. 9
80
80
7
18 80
Patrick Mulitaire, «w^ 15 180
John Diederichs. n)i ae^ 88
John Ortmann,
C.4»
7.65
ilM
40
Ortmann, 8
190
8.00
16
n 4i
It
e
it
John Oleson lot 1
Anna Yocngberr,
exoept St P, A
right of way 4
David Clark, nwu 6
Alfred Hedderly, all of II
Same. nw' |. .12
Peter O Berg, ne^[ nwjf 16
Hame, n*', nwV£ 16
Elijah Smith, lotl J0
Same, lot 2....,j
Same, c1/. nw
Same,
DKoonap, nw^ tl
S Ludenia, r.e^
SO 8.64
.22 80 10.«4
.« 80 12.86
.88 ISO 16.80
.30 80 is.se
.80 80 IS.
12
.30 157.28 15.2S
.80 80 7.16
80 80 7,16
34 180 21.70
84 80 17.84
34 60 8.17
86
nw%
Soderatrom, nwJ4 86
Moses Dubry, nwl4se^ SO
Same, n i sw\l. 90
6.13
Same, sw% 39
Ole Halbsrg, frae nwj£ .90
TOWN OF STEVEN**
Township Its, Raag«44.
S Watkir.s. sw^ ne%...
0 CJ
I -San*e'
8Wk
6.08
10.48
4.M
8.96
nw*,
(M Ry
8 39.84
78.89
190
640
180
40
40
38.10
88.80
80
80
160
40
80
18.60
21.91
105.74
80.86
6.18
6.18
5.51
5.55
11.60
14.84
85.01
8.66
18.
EE
nys
se
18
9.39
seU,.,. 90
^49 *ame. ncK seV|. 88 40
"25
W Adley, ne»^ i.wj^
swji 36 125 42
Same, sej^ nwW
swli 36 135 42
Baldwin, nej^
IS
8.04
7.71
9.79
7.76
17.89
4.70
9.49
15.32
15.82
14.81
15.58
15.58
14.17
16.92
4.82
12.04
swK 36 125 42
Barney swxswjK 98
Same.
Same.
Same,
Same,
Same,
Same,
Same,
166.79
158.99
153.04
A Smith, 8.S se'^," except St
A Ry right of
way 4
A A Whittemore, swji exoept
15.81
15.41
10.84
Little Falls Da
kota Ry Co,
Same,
10.24
Same,
Same,
Same,
Same,
181.98
80
80
80
180
18.20
7.79
7.91
10.08
18.89
7.89
e.M
Morris Creamery
Association,
Same,
Little Falls*2a
kota Ry Cl»»
484.50 80.91
Bame, swT^nwJi.. 28
Same, sw%
John Sanders, nw}£ 24
A Kyser, lot 1 84
160
15.10
40
80
494.35
86.70
80
23.35
27.70
81.90
48.90
80.25
35.80
38.75
12.10
23.85
28.75
37.60
80
40
80
160
160
80
180
$
40
Same, nwl4 sw)4 24
Same, e?. sw 14. 84
Mary Walker, all of 25
17.13
8.85
12.02
1S.S
19.68
Gaarder. lots 7 and 8 96
Dewitt Palmeter, n{^ ne%..£i
Same, lot 1. 87
'Same, lot
bame. lot 3. :....... 27
18.50
5.9U
6.38
12*11
83.50
6.96
10.40
3.51
3.65
4.1%
6.16
3.90
20.80
4.20
1.08
3.94
3.94
6.01
11.55
7.88
12.35
26.32
25.4W
11.65
28.20
17. lo
22.69
6.80
10.40
2).90
4.63
9.87
5.85
3.86
Same,
E Church
Mary A W
E 11,
Same,
K 1 y,
Same,
8.28
5.46
6.42
6.42
6.48
6.42
18.81
8.08
12.08
4 \m
«[i49.S8
V.'.V.Vao 160
Ed Kramer, nwVi..., 18 160
A Vafed, nVj 17 888
Louis Zimmerman, neji......18 188
George Grlttith, nw'f .24 108
3T
80
38.25
17.70
8»
160
160
880
80
i
swjfj 14
Geo E Wilcox, s« »4 14
Wm Roberts, nwM ......84
Jonn Joyce, w^ .. .25
August Dahlquist, eJ-3 nw'/i..SiC
Colonial Al'S Mortgage Co,
swVj 88
Mcintosh. Siyx ...88
Evenson, fractional nwVi 30
Benjn Herbert. 81.
PC Mackenzie, nw'i '. 8*2
1'*
5 o
38.78
9.48
12.63
13.38
25.55
15.08
30.36
13.72
24.10
*.06
6.58
5.18
9.27
18.13
29.96
10.2S
14.72
.80
820
160
80
80
N Wood worth, se1 35
E Woodworth, e4 se^ 35
VILLAGE OF MORRIS.
o
c£
"5*s
&
3 &
"J
2 x?
O CS
hHu
3-2
i
28.19
99.61
18.43
98
Same, lot 2, county
subdivision w}£.. 9 124 48
Same, lot 11 8 184 42
A W Wells, lot 1...... 4 184 48
18
18.00
94.01
33.91
41.50
9.46
88.04
84.87
14.96
83.77
4.98
^.07
10
5.67
9.17
bw^
5.35
lx 41
20
18.88
S 2
Village of Morris..
10
same ..11
same IS
same
Julia Egan,
Same,
Desmond,
22.71
47.52
18.10
S8.45
44.30
"7.56
10.52
10.07
18.52
10.07
11.75
84.77
36.52
3.27
2.69
3.69
9.17
8.17
8.17
8.17
2.17
8.17
1 98
1.98
1.9*
1.93
1.98
18
same 15
E Wilson
Same,
E WllSGI!
same.
wj^....
18
Kathcrine MeColleugh, same e%.81
same....'—89
same... 9
same 4
same,w
Julia Pera
E Wilson
Baldwlr
Anna HolmMnd,
2....
S
same 18
same 9
same 8
same 9
same 10
same 11
same 18
same 18
i&m« .^. .i4
same........16
same.,
same.,
same.,
same..
same
same. 11
same........16
same.... ....17
E Newell,
Stanton,
Same,
£1.31
1.68
1.68
17.87
18.02
same........ 6
,me 7
same 80
same, w^..8l
same, .81
same 42
same 13
same 14
same 19
same,...-.:.. 20
same.. ..... 1
same........ 8
same 11
same........
19
same 17
same 2
sam». .16
samA, 21
sama. 8
same..
Same,
sai
Cyrus Allen,
Same,
Amelia Timme,
Amelia Timme,
Francis Welling
ton, Jr.
9 2.96
9 2 69
10 16.87
10.12 47
23.08
4.09
6.96
24.1'"
25.23
7.7J
5.89
4.16
6.06
23.44
4.30
12.72
15.04
10.48
89.81
3.34
18
same 14
same 15
same 4
same 7
same: 8
same........ 6
same 7
same......*. 8
same.'....,.. 9
same.
Caswell,
i
Same
S'-ime,
Same,
banie,
4.07
9.38
5.45
6.5.
7.8)
7.36
5.04
5.04
10
same 11
same 12
same,
Julia Egan,
O K Gfsme,
Same,
18
same, %—19
same, fiactl 30
same 3
same..: 4
saiur 6
same
1.87
52
44.84
86.09
10.81
59
80.95
5.16
1.87
38.18
15.33
24.96
16.88
7 98
87.75
8.58
9.09
1.78
w
77
1.88
1.90
80
78
98
1.87
1.87
1.78
1.87
1.78
77
58
58
88
77
1.01
4.16
10.99
2.44
8.44
6.06
8.93
10.68
10.44
8.78
2.46
!i.99
18.51
10.88
4.55
18.47
8.06
8.86
2.59
1.81
1.80
.56
.28
12.40
7.56
1.80
.86
.96
.58
.77
5.69
1.18
1.09
8.08
10.97
8.65
1.88
12
same 9
same
Estate of
Overton.
8 A Flaherty,
S A Flaherty,
10
same. ...
8
same 1
same, e 10 ft 8
same, w -»0 ft 2
same 3
same 10
same., U
same......%.12
same,.
Same,
Carrie O. G(Sme,
O K Gesmc,
Same,
85
85
35
85
36
9
11
same 10
same. ...... 7
same 8
SI
£1
78
Railway subdivision
block 70Morris r9
Ida A Hancock, railway subdivi
sion block 70 Morris 1
Same, railway subdivision
block 70 Morris 18
RSutberland, 2d railway add to
Morris
Same, 2d railway add to
75
98
78
Morris 2
flame, 3d railway add to
Morris .t... 8
Same, 3d railway add to
78
76
Morris. 4
Same, 2d railway add to
Morris 5
Same, 2d railway add to
TO
Morris 8
PA McCarthy, Morris'add to Mor
ris
7*
9
-2
1
same....
Carrie O GeOM,
O K Gesme,!.M
Same,
Anton WatAft)
10
Bame.......ll
same 12
same 9
same 4
same *.. 1
same 2
same 16
Same,
II Wells,
Same,
Same,
Same,
Same,
Same,
Same,
Same,
Same,
Stephen Muiqteir,
Henry Hardy,
Same,
Hugh whitdey.
Same,
82
Beck A Rank*
Wbiteley,
Mary in,
ft
ii
158. !'i
40
SI
sex ne .*98
Lot Blk
Albert Sdiaeffer. Donnoily.. 8
Same, Donnelly... 7
Central Land Co, lrnnelly.. 16
Dennis Tracy Ionnelly,..,.. 4
De^hisTracy, Donnelly,,.^.. 8
Mr:
Rogers,
II Wbiteley,
Same,
Same,
*:8
/,w
Sec
Daniel Phalen,
Mo.
Acres
75.85
160
160
4ft
40
5?
10.84
20.21
18.14
4.08
4.P8
4.07
9.62
18.81
5.28
5. £8
13.88
9.40
8.418
9.88
vr%
ne^.... 2
JC«.'Bnran, nwji 14
John Brown,
hwi^
3
8
-8
8
6.
6
5
6
8
8
8
9
8
7
?l
8
8
8
8
9
9
9
same...,
same ...
same....
same..,,
same....
same ...
same....
same....
same....
same....
same....
same 17
same 18
same 8
same 9
same 19
same.
same 6
same, frac..
Wm O'Ke^aM,
Mary E Morns,
"ame,
Wirt WuiiH/'fe,
Peter Frederick,
Michael fialvln,
Kafherine McCullouzh. same 4
6.88
81.40
6.49
r^9
.4*
90
20
.48
riL^QE OF HANCOCK.
O ^ois, u& nel4
Same, lot 1
Menag»-, «wW 84
W ComsttMjk, ty$ nw^
seVi 84
18.84
14.48
9
41 180
Same, lot is county
subdivis'n sek 84
Sam«, lot 18 county
•ubdlvis'n 84
Same, ki 14 county
ubdivi*'n ««W 84
Paul FIudley,w neij.10
8.18
4.91
6.18
4.96
4.96
.J3.HT
4.96
9.86
$2.36
40
Same or same, se4....16 80
Wm Curtis, neVi 30 160
O Butterflela
et al,
undi-
vided
1
nw*4 .84 80
'«11.87
&8.21
•=88.67
43.63
9.M
1.97
John Lenz, sw% 84 180
Rehert Murphy, .... .84 180
8 Judson. 80 318.M
I* A McCarthy, aei£ 81 t0
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUIfTT
Or
18.10 8.07
ThonO Fan, Villag* of Hancock. 8
Same, dame
KS Joues, same 91
I» W Delaney, Kerr's First Addi
lion to Hancoak....
8TKV*WS,
I, Samuel Larson, C»erk of the District
Court in and for the County of Hltrtni,
hereby certify that I have carefully copied
and compared the foregoing List of Heal Es
tate Taxes for the year of 1884, remaining
delinquent on the first Monday in January,
•1888, and the Auditor'# certificate and Clerk
of Court's notice attached to the same, with
tbe original said papers now on file in my
office, and the same is a true and correct
copy thereof.
WltneaH my hand and official seal, at Mor
ris, in said County, thltt 2:i-l day of January,
A. D. W88. SA vlUEL LARSON, Clerk.
By
THOS TH
$5
155.40
80
180
160
180
180
16.93
9.36
18.69
18.69
19.78
11.79
21.42
10.71
5.36
2.55
1.20
5.86
21.86
10.72
34.19
10.25
16.68
12.11
11.16
32.06
18.29
7.3
5.09
IASSON,
SEAL or I
1
PICTaiCT
Deput
on, Deputy.
.'.Wll
COURT|
The sugar syndicate has issued a
proclamation, ordering tbe shutting
down of the emalleat refinery now
working and that the other* be placed
on short time, with a view of reduc
ing production and prewumubly to
strike a balance by advancing *£Q»t.
—N. Y. Commercial Bullet lit.
With CandidateH and a p!afforni
that will be approved by tire agricul
tural and laboring classes of the state,
the Republicans will have an easy
victory in Minnesota next Fall. The
old timeringstera and monopolists,
however, must keep hands oft. There
is every prospect of a very oool year
for th* ui.
A syndicate lias cornered the to
bacco market. That is, they have
bought up all of the "uecessary'
known as the Wliite-Burley crop
This crop is raised in all counties
boardering on the Ohio river, and is
a superior article. Last year it sold
for $2. to M- per hundred. Now the
cornered article commands $16 and
ISO.—Trade Report.
We wish to call the attent&a 4r att
well-to-do bachelors, a little past mid
dle age, who have not yet met the
wotnau whom they believed able to
make a happy home for them, that
Miss Maria L. Sauford, professor in
the state university and lecturer for
Farmers' institutes on "How to make
home happy," is absolute master, or
mistress, of the great art or gift for
which they have lingered if not.with
ered.—Red Wing Republican.
Journal—The West is all right. It
offers better inducements to the po«r
man aud the certainty of earlier suc
cess. The rest depends upon the man
himself. The shiftless, unreliable in
dividual, who has failed in all hia
undertakings in the East because of
his own natural and acquired defects,
cannot hope to better himself in thr
West for here, more thait anywhere
else, is a man dependent upon hl»
own personal efforts, grit and patience
for success. The nugget of affluencf
is not to be picked up by the idle pel
blethower bard, earnest, faithful
work as well as shewdnes* and sound
fudgment is essential.
Important to Farmers!
Before borrowing money on
your farms elsewhere, you will
find it to your interest to call
on The Stevens County Ab
stract & Real Estate Agency.
We have abundance of cheap
money to loan on improved
farms at low rates of interest.
No commissions or bonus No
interest "required to be paid in
advance. Privilege of paying
all or part of principal before
due. Also privilege of extend
ing time from year to year
after due without making new
papers.
Loans made to prove up.
Give us a call! It will be to
your interest to do so.
i P. A. McCarthy, Pres'tf
Thirty-six school libraries haye
been established in Goodhue County
thus far this school year, under the
new law relat'ng to this matter.—Red
Wing Republican.
From 1861 up to 1888 tTie mauufact
urers of specifics had to get out p»t«
ents and pay into the treasury 4 per
•ent. of their receipts. As there were
5,000 articles on the list, the govern
ment derived a large revenue from
this source. The amount for the
twenty-two years reached $36,000,000.
In 1883 the tax was abolished.
JR
5
10
10
11
11
IS
18
18
12
12
19
18
12
12
12
12
12
14
4
same, frac.. 6
same 8
same, frac.. 6
same, frac.. 7
same, frac.. 8
same 9
same 10
same 11
same 12
same, frac..
18
same, frac.. 19
same, frac..80
same 9
same :..10
same 11
same
Carney, .*
Mary E Moigftt.%
Same,
Same,
O K G- sme,
Same,
14
.»
Mlfihuel ualligu
Wells,
8amc,
Same.
Same,
s
A McCarthy, ej neVi 90 80
Susan Olasser, w^ ne^... .80 90
.40 Same, nw^ so
•.78 A McCarthy, lot* ao
11.11
4.40
4,
14
14
14
15
16
18
Theodore Aftderson, same.
Stephen Murphy, same
wbiteley, same &1
E Hill, Watson A Leonard's
18
.20
.11
Add to Morris 6
Same. »ame 8
JpffersOa,, same 7
Same, same
r. 8
Same, «ame..^,vjft
ii
"^We have just completed ar
rangements with Eastern Cap
italists by which we control an
Unlimited Amount of Money
to Loan on Improved
Farms, with privilege of pay
ing off the loan in Installments
of any amount from $25 vp, or
at any time or times that the
borrower may wish.
Get your Loans frown us.
Our Terms are the Best and
Easiest.
p.
A. MCCARTHY,
PROHIBITION COLUMN.
rn*
in
JBD1TKD 9Y TJ# l^miMTJO#
A*TF LALIOOM REPUBLICAN!#*!.
This, now nearly defunct organiz
ation, was first conceived by Albert
Grifilin ofKunsas. "It's ostensible ob
ject is to induce (he Republican party
to antagonize the saloon, its real ob
ject 1&, to check disaffection* from
tiiat party to the Prohibition party.
It is but justice to Miv Orifliu ami
those who united witli him in Niguiii}j
Hcall for the organizing convention
to say that they seem a' first to have
been actuated by worthy motive*,
they allowed'themselves to be duped
by scheming politicians who subver
ted the movement to their own sel
fish ends.
Before the meeting of the conven
tion for organisation .Mr. G' iiHn went*
Hast to lay the project before the in
lluentiiil party leader.- of that section.
They did not take dd of the project
with that degree of Otitliu*-t:t^iti Unit
Mr. Grifflin hail expect, d. Neyeriln
less a conb'ienee was finally called In
which it was decided tha: in the con
vent ion they would ad »pt-no specific
measures.
Now many of the signers to the Call
for a convention were uncompromi
ing prohibitionists and this no
specific measure policy did not strikt
them favorably. Later, when th«
real drift and object of the organiza
tion became appareut, many of them
came out iu open letters repudiating
the project entirely.
The party bosses however recogniz
ing in the inovemeut a liew phase
of practical politics egged on the re
niainder to keep the organization be
fore the people. From that time for
ward anli-duloon Republicanism has
been simply a soporific for the
consciences of men who lack the
moral courage to sever the ties that
Kind them to a party that represents
no living issue.
Ifaiii-saloon Republicans would
demand as a right, of their uuworthy
suL-oessors'in that party which they
helped to organize, what they cring
ingly ask as a favor they miuht ac
complish something. But they dont
They go before their party gatli
erings aud say. "Wont you please do
thus aud so'' and then hasten to add
"but if you won't we will still cast
our ballots aud use our influence for
your platform and candidates." The
liquor dealers come before the same
gathering aud say "do thus and so" or
oft go your political heads. The
oue party is laughed at, the demands
of the other are granted. The result
is the rumsellers have a firmer grip
on the g. o. p. iu this year oi grace
'1888 than ever before. Aud not un
til men learn that the old saying
"love has readier will than fear" dot s
not apply to political parties, will
that grip be in the least relaxed.
Nothing but clubs—prohibition clubs
—have any influence ou a political
party that is determed to go astray.
UNCLE
SAMS BLOOD MONEY.
That there will be a feeble attempt
at this session of congress to abolish
the internal revenue lax ou alcolit.ln
I quors Is quite certain. That so far
as this congress is concerned it win
-nd iu a feeble attempt is still re
certain, for the very potent reason
that both the old parlies, together
With tiie w hoiesaie liquor dea ei't* and
di^liiiers, are opp'osed 10 it. Ail ilm
large element in our population wiio
cannot rise to the consideration o
anything higher than ciuiois oi ex
pediency wili oppose it.
The repeal of the tax wiil
As prohibitlonests we demand the
repeal of this tax for the same reason
that we do all forms of. license. It is
a barrier to prohibition. The more
indulgence money that is exacted
from the rum traffic the more firmly
does it become intrenched iu the
cupidity of the tax payers. But once
convince a man that this traffic is
bearing a part of his burdens, and but
little more is needed to make him a
confirmed advocate for its perpetua
tion. Saying nothing of time, talents,
and opportunities wasted, we cast
annually into the aims of this modern
Moloch $900,000,000 of treasure, aud
then as an oflsvt to hose more costl.\
treasures that cauuot be estimated by
dollars aud cents—loving wives, in
nocent children and immortal souls—
that are also delivered int» its hel
lish embraoes, in cou-ideraticu of
these he gives us back $100,000,000.
What proportion of the peoph-'s bur
dens does the Rum Aiolorh bear?
ReadecUw queaUoa i* fur yuu to
answel.
FTOW RKFORM8 ABE BROUGHT ABOUT
'ilie nest reforms of this earth conn
through waste and doubt and si.plcion
The
8U:i
prett.,
iff BW.»M ,*orris
M'nn.
itself when it rises
011
each
day wastes the radiance of the moon,
and blots tlie starl ght from theskh's,
but only to uulock the earth fr'»m th*
clasp of nlifht and. plain it
stars anew in the opening flower*.
Behind that .-un as behind iiii« mov»
tu .it we may he sure there stands tin
Lord God Almighty, master an
maker of this universe, from wlm
ml the spheres are rolled to the.
orbits, aud whose voice has been i
harmony of this world since the star*
sang together.—Henry W. Grady.
The New York Tribune says: ''The
way to crush Prohibition is to pass
High Liceuse laws." But perhaps
that isn't what tbe people are solicit
ous ot crushing. Perhaps they pre
fer lo crusL lUe liquor traffic.
"The attempt to strangle a Bengal
tiger by u string around his tail
would be holiday sport ill comparison
with the attempt to destroy the sa
loon by license."—-W. A. Watt, Kan
aka.
Keep drinUin^ right along.
—l)i|! I ll iri^rapher.
A French nd.cute :is corned tb«
world's ropi'i-r. And it i* pi'obabh
Hiuthisfh pi ices.will i'rev ii ':coppf!
tjoods.—T'ad«' It' porU
MINNESOTA MITES,
Stillwater is proud of. her immense
new union depot.
Wiliman's $25,000hotel, the Merchants,
is open for guests.
Insurance companies paid Minnesota
$74,000 as taxes for 1887.
Adrian is making love to the Sioux
Falls & Willmar railroad.
Red Wing raised $300 for the poor of
the city by an entertainment.
Wolves are causiug trouble around
Sauk Center slaughter-houses
Minnesota is the first state to organ
ize a Republican state league.
Ignatius Donnelly is again made lect
urer of the Minnesota Farmers' alli
ance.
John Buxton, of Owatonna, has been
granted a patent for an improved grain
binder.
A million and a half pounds of dressed
pork has been marketed at Le Suer this
winter
Washington dispatches say Cush Davis
has been near to death's door, but he will
recover.
The "situation" is said to be "distress
ful" in Pelican Rapids, because of scar
let fever.
Nine hundred men are working on the
Iron Range railroad extension from
Tower east to Ely.
St. Paul saloonists who failed to take
out $1,000 licenses are being closed by
the chief of police.
Lanesboro's big flour mill will here
after be operated by home instead ot
Minneapolis owners.
Jack Keefe, alleged pugilist, will serve
Brain erd twenty days for being the
central figure in a saloon disturance.
Duluth is crowing because the Stand
ard Oil company will at once build a
dock in that city costing $
i00,000.
The St. Paul & Duluth Railway com
pany paid the state treasurer $38,32413
for taxes for the last six months of 1887.
A construction company with plenty of
capital is being organized at Red Wing
to build the Duluth, Red Wing & South
ern.
The surveyors of the Duluth, Red
Wing & Southern have been compelled
to stop work on account of the deep
snow.
Charles Hoag, who became famous by
Christening the city of Minneapolis, died
last Wednesday in that city, aged 80
years.
Sabin is pushing his bill for a public
building at Stillwater, and Davis is look
ing out for St. Paxil's interests in a simi
lar way.
The Winona board of trade approves
the action of the Dubuque convention
locking to the improvement of the Upper
Mississippi river.
Ten thousand masked persons demon
strated that the fools have not all ex
pired, in the mardi gras at St. Paul on
Tuesday evening.
Winona insurance companies are said
to have a standing offer of $500 reward
for the arrest and conviction of any one
committing arson.
Snow is piled so high in the streets of
Minneapolis that a lively athlete could
liampioiied only by 1 .at Lmic'iitahly jump over a street car as it moves along
small minority who have .earned that in the snow tunnel.
righteousness ia and ever bus irt+u the
lngnest and truest exp^iieicy and
et tiiis minority would u.»i be
lamentably small were n not that
long continued familiarity witn this
who acrur-ed liquor tax system IM.«
debauched the conscience «f the
peopl un 1 ti«ey are blind tf» its
mons .ou* iniquity. "Keep voura
selve .r-.m tne accursed thing" is
111 man at has lost no ie of it.
force, and ii broken, the puulsiimeut
though it in y not be a speedy, is
just s cert in now as it was 111 the
time of Achati. We, as a natior, ir«
silent artner» in this hell besf-'tien
traffic to the extent of $100,000,000 a
year and have become so accustomed
to the familiar chink of blood money
that we have lost consciousness ot the
aci that we are in iwrtnership with,
the devil'
Jerome Case got tangled up with a
circular saw in a Chatfleld lumber mill,
and will do without the use of one arm the
rest of his sojourn on earth.
By the aid of the supreme court Todd
county conies out victorious in her tussle
with the Manitoba railway in the matter
of taxes on railway lands.
Big Tom, of Alexandria, was not so
big and desperate that a plucky police
man could pot place him in the jug for
stirring up local disturbances.
Sam Brear, of Winona, says farmers of
the Northwest may look for a big grain
crop the coming season, and there are
those who say Samuel knows.
At Princeton Sunday Mr. Moses Jes
mer died, aged 82. Monday morning his
wife died, aged 74. It was their often
expressed wish to die together.
The night operator at the depot in De
troit, Minn., heard "a dull thud" and in
the morning a safe in a village saloon
was found blown open and $100 stolen.
The marriage of a prominent young
eouple of St. Paul and a sham fight that
became quite real, were the attractions
at the carnival Wednesday evening.
George A. Pillslmry, of Minneapolis,
offers to build a Baptist college building
in Owatonna to cost $25,000, and when
finished he will endow it with a fund oi
$25,000,
The St. Paul Cable company Bhould be
censured for employing incompetent grip
men, says the coronor's jury, which has
been investigating the cause of the recent
frightful accident.
Four branch postoffices have just been
opened in Minneapolis, and St. Paul will
now pull her belt, up one notch tighter
and holler for that quarter million dollar
public building.
The proposed lino of the St. Paul &
Southern railway through Wells and
Faribault counties looks very well on the
map, there being only one curve in
twenty-four miles.
Between the holding of farmers' insti
tutes and the organization of political
campaign clubs, things have been pretty
lively in many of the towns throughout
Ihe state the past week.
The industrial parade in St. Paul
Wednesday was seveu mile* long and
was witnessed by nearly 200,000 people.
Kvery industry was represented and the
whole affair was well managed and suc
cessful.
A Bine Earth City drug firm sold
ilefuor two years without a government
license. The fact has been learned by
One of Uncle Sam's mysterious servants,
and the cash balance of the aforesaid
firm will look sick after a settlement.
Minnesota railroad and warehouse com
missioners have sent their annual report
to the governor. It shows that 503 miles
Of new road were built in the state dur- I
hig LS87, and that 4,871 miles of road are
Operated in the state at present. Freight
earnings increased uearly $1,000,000,
while passenger earning decreased $30,
000
A. Guptill, grocer, Maine Prairie, near
St. Cioud, deserves a medal. He fired
Out of his place the gang of loafers usu
ally found around a country grocery.
They objected, of course, and attacked
Gtipt ill and his store. He then went to
St. Cloud and swore out warrants for the
arrest of the gang, and will make ltf*
father sultry for the "tufa"
H. H.
fc-
Senator CUa** t'Rhode Island antf
.Senator Fryc Maine have both, o!
ate, aoiioii ici-d (.hcm-civcs ill tuvot*
of tin* rc i» al of tax iquor, declare
nit that it in to die iq ir traffic a bar
rier ol' defence rattier than a burden.
Tne D«'HIH, 1 rink to Ht. Ja ksonL
Tlif Prohib* to St. John
T'ue Uepuhs. without a saint at all,
WELLS, Pres.
JANM A.
L. E.
Correspondent:
The meeting
Jomseir,
PEARCE, Vice Pres.
WINT^R8T
Every thlm: is lovely in the lat
state prison unpleasantness. Reed is
exonerated, Stordock acquitted#
Sarah McNeil exculpated, Fayette
Marsh 1 uoorsed aud Gov.McGHl only
slightly handicapped.—Ortonville
Htr.ild.
There is a vast •uil't-rence between
'•tarifT reform" ana "free trade."
Those high protect iotii-ts who ye 1
he latter ever time the former is
mentioned are endeavoring to befog
1 he minds of the |»eople in order to
cttrry out thHr own selfi»h purposes
political or finxnchil.
01
ti e iSiate Republican
club iu Minneapolis last week vai
well siten-ied. It was composed of iep
reentativ« Republicans from all
parts ot the state, and has perfected
an organization which will have an
important part in the success which
awaits the party iu this state at tl e
polls next November. O. M. Torrison,
.if Elbow Lake, is vice president for
this district and G. H. Muiiro is the
member of the Executive Committee.
WM.C. BICEKEIL
JOISON&BICOELL
MOMIild, M1MN.
REAL ESTATE
Handled on Commission.
Money
At Low Rates, and with Privilege of
Yearly Payment*.-
SCHOOL BONDS BOUGHT!
INSURANCE
Of all Legitimate Kinds, written.
We
jK#e none but Responsible and
Fair-Dealing Companies.
General Law Business
Transacted.
All tonecM Mre Promt
Attention!
AND REPAIRING
Neatly Done. Remember
we keep a Full Line of
Ready-made (Ms
AT THE
Golden Boot & Shoe
Store.
P. McCOLLAM, Prop.
MORRIS, HnX.
EestauranT
M. J.FOLEY, Prop.
A (X)M®T
rVE
OF
FANCY GROCERIES, FRUITS,
CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS,
TOBACCOS, ETC.,
'Oenatantty on Hand.
WARM
HEALS AT
HOURS!
GIVte US A CALL!
OllII UL
WHITELEY*S CHEAP
Dry toils Miairy
STORE,
Where Everything is Sold CHJSAP for
CASH.
Ail Kinds or' ^dies and
Children's W oar Kept
on hand.
dlo&ka a ftpeoialtjr
W. J. MUNKO,
Morris,""^ Minnesota.
Organized under the lawa of the State of- Minnesota.)
PAID UP CASH CAPITAL $60,000.00.
*A General Banking Business Transacted.
Eastern and Foreign Exchange Bought and Sold.
Prompt Attention Given to Collecting and Securing
Special Bargains in Real Estate. Money Lpaned
on Improved Farm Property at Low Rates.
TaxriH Paid for Non-Residents.
Fire Insurance.
NAIJOXAT, BAyK. NEW YORK.
Cashier.
2
NATIONAL HANK. »T. PAI MINN.
Morris Meat Market
ALL KINDS OF
FRESH, SALT & SMOKED
--MEATS-
KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Your Patronage is Solicited
JOHN CAIRNEY.
SEND US AN
OFFER
For any of the following kscribfd LandMMld
see If we cannot *e I v«»u a Farm
25 PER CENT. LESS
than the Price of Anyother L-SIKUI.I Stev
en* County. These Lands we can
sell for a
Tery Small Cash Payment,
the balance to be paid in Sinull Installments
with Interest at E.cbt }ei cent, on deferred
payments. Yon can have from 5 to 8 Years
to pay for the land. These are
FIRST-CLASS FARMING LANDS
nearly all having Buildings on them, and
Land Cultivated and Keady i«r C'rnp Now
Is your time to tret hind Cheaper than you
will ever get It again.
W swV£, *ec 4, town 128. 42.
W), A wJi pwsee34, Imvn 123, 42.
Ne^i sec 8, town 123, 43.
Sw^ aec 18, town 123. 13.
8wJ^ gee 36, town 1*28, 48.
n«-^, n«% fc
HC^
-ee 18,town
1'H, r44.
sec 84, town W8, 44.
sec and Lot 5. 27, town 121, 41
K/4 sec 6, town 1 4. r41
SwJi set: 32. town 124, 43.
NwJi sec 2, town 124, 14.
8wJ^ sec 22, town 134. 44.
sec 28, town 124. r44.
St-% sec 90, town 1 5, 43.
Nw ec 22, town 125, M4.
8w4 sec 22. town 12S,
All of sec 13. town
I-J6.i-r44.43-
Wyt sw'4 A n«i^. si«c 20, town 198. 43.
NX nw^ ne^, A ntrj^ MB&see27, 123.r41
Sel/i sec 30, 124, 43
8J ge*, sec 12,1125, 43.
NeJi see 82,1123, 42.
E. J. HODGSON,
EFT PAUL, MINN.
Restaurant
AT THE
City
You will always find a Fnll Line of
GREEN FRUITS
And the Leading Brands of
Cigars & Tobaccos,
ASid"all sroods geuerally kept in :t First- lass
Restaurant. We would re? -ctfully ask a
share of your pat ronage.
JOHN FLYNN, Proprietor.
Opposite Lower Elevator,
MORRIR. MINNESOTA
THE FIRST NATIONAL SANK
OF MO KRIS.
Harris,
Stevens
STATE
ftT.T.
Co., Jtil
OBImproved
Tbfce6n
Farm? in Steve*#.
Big Stone counties.
Stoney Advanced the day ~\r Made
If Securities ar^ Satisfactory tr n.
County Order* and School I
the Hieneat Market Rate*:.
iwl* fonhiw^tt
Notice to Creditors.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, rXTY OF
Stevens, ss. In Proba'e
In tin-Matter oi the Kj«taie.i Baker,
DiM-ea ed
No'lce N hereby givcit to :ui jv ons liavlnjjf'
claims itnd -ncin.i- .-iy i s late K
lai'ob Baker. Intent tb*- j, N e\ enn,
lereased. thsii the of ih 1'. C- Mrt
said (.'"tin y will hi-i'r, toi .» adjust
•lalnis and deinaiuls j's- 1, iHie. irt
:IIH office in M"trl-, i., -Mii I.'
Aral Monday I tb
HK
t„. I'• tn-IUIRY,thtt'oo
MHrrh, April, M»v. -ue a I
hat eijrht montlia lr :«i U i
r. JM87. have l«ee i
•y saiii l'rtb»te Court rei«i
beir claims.
Dated th a 2nd «l«v m' i V.
s
PX 83
TiloM.v Mi v-.s»iN,'
Adnilntatrator of ili K»- .it- i J«c.. i ak«fe
deceased, v Br
oro. 1»A!U. w
Jitee «»f IVINO.
bate.
OP"'MrS*VEM'iTA. OUNiy of
Stavens. In Pioli u ui i. citi i TeM»
the Matter of tht- EMat« of .Mai bt Motrin
ttchotleld, Dewa-ed.
On reading and flii.| ill. p. tit ion i.fGe. rM
H. Munro, atinilnistijit,.i, tti u f. rtb ifi
amount of pcrNonal state that ha« enieto
his hands, and th.- di|Htotioli tner of tlHf
amount of debtd* oiitstHi dina, avail st
1e»»ensed. aud a lovcii|iti«.ii i i,ll ih. nTO
eatate of whleb sal.l »l
lll*
:0
him grant,
s
condition ai !iie ot tHr rt »i' etlve
portions thereof ami |na int ti.ar ti- i.se bt
KVWII H- \\\.V
North West Quart, r. See
lin ol th*
i
i, 6, Town lit
Range 42. And it api«earli l\ suht te,HI5
that there is not anmeieiit p, rsonat estate
(he liandiof M«id adniinisirit to nay ^ni«|
debts, and that ii is n. ,-e-si.r iit or*t» io im»
*i»e same, to sell all of said r- it) estate?
It is Therefore Ordered, That ail perming lift
rested in said estate,
HI
(tear -i etnn tlw i
Jndite of this Court, on Mnniii\ lite 5th K,
of March. A D. 1888. at, 10 iWfcC• A. iJk
the Court House in Morris. i SHWU'ou»»t\
'hen and there to show ytl er
,\hy Ii* en e Mioiild i-ot la* -o sntif
•'•orge "I. Monro, adntiiM^lmu •. to .-ell taiA
al estate aceoidinp to the i ibVt-t of sa!#
letltlnn
And It is Further Ordered. That a eopv dt
It.s Order sha.l lv- M(S
I
r(]
an?a.6
i",.t- -unr
••ve *tX'k* prior to »ail dav «-f ri .u th*
of which public ll«p« slipII i.e at I. a#
bofor
w,rt
bearilif. IH-
tne I KtRi.ti, weekly tirvs-prri v minted
•nd published at ^orris, in wild Coumv. antf
••••tonally s«-ividoi all pet?, r. inti ri stp3
hi sai.i estate, naidiM./
s
.,!r1 r.-nntv
ea»t fourteen davt. bet. re wild of heat
-nc.and upon all otj»«'e perona futerti
MWAUlieg to law.
By the f«mrt.
OEo K iM-nilXO.
TOhwt
°f
s'evi
IAH?1
N«
OMM ty, Mir^
Ht ,he 9th
ol'-Ianuary^lfeV
BKVANS, ijjpw
Attorney for Adttlntatrater. ju«'

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