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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-01-23
Mortgage Sale.
B. +. CAAPBEL,L 4 Register.
J. N. WAsuRUR1, Receiver.

Whereas, Deiault has bean made In the payment
Of the money secured by certain mortgage besring
date tho 29th day Of November A. D. 1876, msde and
executed by w. ". Coon CT the county Of Lincoln
and Territory Of Dskots a. Mortgagor TO Adams 1
French OF Cedar Falls in the state Of Iowa, which
said Mortgage was recorded in the once OF ths
Register Of Deeds Of Lincoln county TERRITORY Of
Dakota, In Book "D'' on the Ath day December 4.
d. 1875, at o'clock In the forenoon OF said day.
And Whereas the amount claimed 70 b. duo ON
the said mortgage At the date Of this notice u ths
Coz aid ninety ccnts t9o} namely one hundred aoa
fifty dollars ($l5O.O0) for principle aud thir1y-ex
dollars and ninety cents (3S6.90) for interest ana
that said sum 10 the whole amount Of said mosAQaae
both principle and interest remaiking unpaid,
Now therefore notice IL hsreby given sccordlnG
to the statute in such csss mrds aud prsvasd I'll
by virtue Of the power Of sale in ssid moYgage con.
tAined, duly recorded Herewith o. stOreeaaA. the
said mortgage VIII be forcclosed ~ ! sals Of sAs
premises hercin described By the oubscribse, the
mortgage therein at public auction on the 1t day
OF February A. D. 1879, ne1t q O'CLOCK "a ne
afternoon Of sad day at the front door II the Cout
House In the village Of Canton. IN saiA coSnty Of
Lincoln and Territory Of Dakcts, % pag - q
and The sum OF hity dollars attlSase6 ssss
q provided In said mortgage. Tue following = 3
description Of the nortgAge1 proni1os - q oeug0.
eaid to b sold . contained T. sal1 nos1aono:
North half Of the MortAwess Q1astcf $500 -.
y FIVE ~ Township oas laahsa CO.
dftyte0 5ss 4ss sssss SS4sssl q
Dafsd q Sioux fsii, 3. T., t;Sts lyth 6ay ss pse
xoosWAV 3 YtAooy SgooD1D. s.
''>s =, fSs
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Mr. Langness Of the lower house at
Yankton intends to introduce bill|provl.
ding that each county decide by vote
whether License shall be granted for the
sale Of liquor.
The Era, Of Swan Lake, thinks "some
Of the Sioux Fallenltes love the ardent
as Alex Rhodes, of Swan Lake had a
demijohn Of wine taken from his wagon
and barrel Of alchohol tapped and con
tents nearly drawn, during the night he
stopped there 1t cost Mr. Rhodes $97.
Sioux Falls Pnntngrnph: Col. 3. F
Campbell ard wife celebrated the four
teenth anniversary of their wedding last
Saturday evening, by giving tea party to
which very few Of their friends were in.
yited.
Sioux City Tribune: T. A. Chrsty has
closed a contract with the Pembiua rail-
road company for IA foot Halliday wind
mill TO take the place ofTur5ine mill now
at Cslliope. MIR. Ash will put up mill
of same size and make, with tank IA by 90
at Beloit. At Beloit the Pembina people
tried to take the water from the Sioux
with syphon but failed, he~ce the mill
and tank. Mr. Cristy will also put up a
tank at Jefferson.
Fargo Republican,. Bro Chambers
commenced printing the extra edition OF
10000 o. for the N. P. r. R. Co. on Mon.
day by steam, being the first steam print
ing ever done in Fargo We are glad to
know that the job promises to be paying
one, az he was compelled to refuse adver-
tisements some time ago. As neighbor.
ly courtesy and laboring under the i'm.
preston that it would be we'll to make as
good a showing OF the business of Fargo
as possible, we sent over An ad vertisement
for it, but he was crowded for advertisin g
space and could not insert it.
Sioux Falls Independent: The rates OF
freight charged by the Sioux City & St
Paul railroad are quite startling in their
enormity, and there is already project
afoot TO establish freight line between
this point and the terminus Of the Mil
waukee rood. We cannot afford to stand
idly by and see the farmers taking to 9TH
Ter points the wheat for which Sioux Fall.
is the natural market 1t is high time our
leading business men took some such de.
cided action in the matter, and open the
eyes Of the monopolists to the fact tha.
there is limit to the forbearance Of our
citizens
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Sheldon Mail: "In conversation with
Gen. Bishop, General Manager OF the
Sioux City & st. Paul and St. Paul &
Sioux City railroads Wednesday we ascer.
tanned that his companies have not given
up the idea of building the Rock Rapids
branch, bnt on the other hand that they
calculate to bui.d it the coming summer.
He said that the only thing that stood in
the way of the completion of the road last
year was the failure Of crops and tho gen.
eral gloomy outlook which followed
Mr. Bishop also stated that the Worthlng,
ton & Sioux Falls branch would be push
ed west whenever the roads north and
south made any move in the extension Of
their lines.
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For the Benefit of the Uncm-
pIOyed,

Congressman Harner has introduced q
Bill IN Congress, authorizing he President
to accept the services of volunteer artisans
to serve not less than two nor more than
five years, and 10. to exceed $4,000 so 900 at any
one time, they are to be subject to army
regulations, formed into regiments placed
on the same footing as 10 pay allowances
as soldiers Of the regular army. Each
man will be allowed l6) acres and wlen
not on military duty to be engaged in Ag.
riculture. After their term expires to re.
ceive patent for the land. It's object is TO
develop gliculturc and mineral resourc-
es and afford reliet, provide means of sup.
port and procure homestesds for the un-
employed workingmsn.'
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Legislature.

Our Territorial Legislature has very
quietly struck into working gait. Its
organization was apparently effected with
out much strife and the members were not
harassed by thousand and one aspirants
for the position Of spitoon Cleaner, fire.
man, or anything for a nip at Uncle Sans
appor'lonment. Lincoln county through
its delegation secured the ca iet Clcrkship
of the Council in the person of A 0 Hub
bard Of Fairview, a gentleman we'll quail
fled and deserving the position. T. W
Clark of Dayton was also chosen Messe n.
ger Of the lower House and will doubtle IS
fill the position we'll and acceptably to
the members
AS yet no bills Of general interest or i'm.
portance have been presen ted and at this
writing what will be the most important
Of the session can not be suggc sted. Some
Of our exchanges are agitstng the exemp.
ton matter, taking the ground that a
change is not only needed but demanded,
the present law having proved serious
hindrance to the Investment Of capital
from abroad as well as limiting the cred
it of our resident merchants, thus barring
them from attordlng credit to the farmer
1t unquestionably would be advisable to
reduce the amount now made exempt In
justice to all parties. Our impression has
for years been that the most salutatory
"ule to be applied would be to exempt &C.
cording to oalue and not by metes and
bounds. The real object or intent of this hu-
name law is to protect the family against the
i'm providence and misfortunes Of its head,
and the true spirit could be met by placing
reality OF certain reasonable value, as ex
exempt, and also personal property Of a
reasonable amount. Until some change
Is made we cannot expect changes partic-
ularly favorable, as money loaners have
ample fields in other States where such
unf ortunate law does not exist.
The increasing business for Courts and
especially in this District necessitates
either the formation Of new District, and
the appointment OF a judge for the same,
or the comforting of concurren. jurisdict-
ION upon Probate Judges to the amount Of
$500 or 81 900, with that Of the District
Courts 81 that parties can if they choose
bring what constitutes the maJoritics of
business in the agricultural portions of
the I'd District. As the court matters now
are Judge Shannon has more than ought
to be imposed on two judges, with Dis
trict Court, Chambers and Supre ne Court
matters. The Black Hills papers are u,g-
ing the matter of comforting Jurisdictions
upon Probate Courts as they think it
'oubtful about Congress creating new dis
trict or providing for additional Justice.
But Bill has been introduced by Judge
Kidder for that purpose and it may pass
so that our Legislature will not have to
legislae on that matter only to designate
the counties to constitute the 4th District
Our town law needs a general patching.
but we presume our delegation will see
that the necessary changes are made. The
| members have been invited to an excurs.
ion oyer the Dakota Southern, and it may
be that we shall have the pleasure Of see
ing the solons at our doors, they certainly
ously would be welcomed
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There Is talk of joint discussion be-
tween the members Of the "Beloit Monday
Night Club" and the Canton young mems
Lyceum. Committees have been appoint
ed by both associations to arrange the
matter.
ID. s. Guinter has lost bis valuable
mare. He had gratuitously allowed Mr..
Thicket 10 drive the animal to Sioux Falls
on Tuesday, when rs:arn:ns and short
distance this side of Nine mile creek the
robls creature dropped dead, In the road.
The Legislature At Yankton have &C
cepted tn . invitation Of President Wicker
to "sxcurse" over the road hitherward, and
the time probably will be about the 18th
OF 18th Of February.
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Wash Perceival, one of our homestead
ers, has been honored with clerkship at
Tankton

Wash PerceivAl, one of our homestead
ers, has been honored with a clerkship at
Yankton.
20. $. Peck who was elected Co. Sur.
vcyor failing to qualify. Oscar Rea was
appointed at the late session of the Board
Pork buyers are paying as much here
for Pork as in Sioux City, and in some
instances more. AS high as $500 was
paid for some Tuesday.
Several farmers from Turner County
tried our market on Tuesday, and signified
their intention to return next week, having
done better tnan at the Falls.
"A Social Hop will be held at Keller's
Hall Friday night, January 81, 1879. Be-
lott and lower Canton people are invited
to participate. Tickets SO cts
DIR. Brown, coroner elect, refused to
qualify, and the Commissioners appoint
ed N. G. Nash of the Neps, who has &C.
cepted and qualified.
y. Martin, Of the house Of Hapgood
& Co., while driving up the valley yester-
day morning was thrown from his buggy,
Ills horses becoming unmansgable. His
injuries were only slight, being we'll
"shuck up"
DO not fail to attend the Lyceum
Tuesday night, at Canton, and Club Mon
day evening at the Beloit School House.
The citizens can incite and help maintain
an interest by encouraging with their regu-
lar attendance.
We were favored with an extended In
Interview with Messrs. A. Hoppe, Asst.
Passenger Agent and DR.. Mccoy, solicitor
of q. III. g. st. Paul Railroad Co. last even
ing. They were on their return from a
trip towards the James River, over the
proposed line of their road, reticept as to
the main object, beyond general look at
the country and desire to estimate for
themselves its possible resources, and sup
port to the road when built. They assured
us that work upon the extension beyond
Pattersonvllle would be resumed at the
earliest moment the season will permit in
the spring. They were gentleman in the
true sense of the word, and have the inter
ests of their Co. al heart.
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ID Judicial District
In the District Cour I
and for ssid County.
TERRITOR 7 OF DAKOTA
COUNTY OF LINCOLN,
Michel H onmsn, Plaintiff

AGAINST .sstst1 y
George Keller, Darwin Keller,
Sophia Keller, also Sherman 8.
levitt, Francis H. Root, and
Josiah Jewett of the nim OF
Jewitt Root partners In bust. - ~ ~
ness under tho above Arm nsme.
Defendants.
Notice IL hereby given, thst by virtue Of iudRs.
ment Of foreclosure and sale made in the ahovo
titled sction on anddsted the 28th day OF Noyeubee
1873, and specslexec Issued upon said juda-
nent the subscriber A. p. Dixon, Sheriff Of Lincoln
county Dakota Territory for that purpose appontsd
will sell at public suction st the front door Of the
Court House In the village OF Canton, county Of
Lincoln, Territory Of Dakota, on
Saturday the 25th day Of January 1879 as tVo
O'Clock In tho afternoon Of that day the real estate
and nlortgsgsd promises situatcd In tho county Of
Lincoln and Territory Of Dskota snd directed In
said Judgment, and said special execution TO be cold
and therein described and also in the complaint n
said action as follows: n
Lot No. Niue (a) Of block No. thirty-thres (3S) Of
Hills addition to the village Of Canton Lincoln Co.
Dakota Territory, ss by law aud said ,dgement d.
rected, or 30 much thereof % may be sufncieut 70
satisfy said Judgment including attorneys fees and
costs amounting TO Five Hundred Eighty three and
96-100 dollars with interest thereon from the
date OF said Judgment at seven per cent pcr aunum
and all sccruing costs Of sale. sEzs 3
Dated Canton, Dakota Territory, Decenbse o,
1878. -
ANDREW p. DIXON,
Sheriff OF Lincoln county, DSk0tS Territory.
Il. w. MfLLsR. Pima AktOrnAS
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Sioux Falls, D. T., Dec. 10, 1878.
Complaint having been entered ct this Once By
Frank L. Hurd, against Lester d. Bailey, Hon =
stead entry No. 10.t40 dated Sept. 23d, 1878, upon
the South West 4 Of Section 20, township o. range
view to the cancellation Of said entry the sad CON
tsstsnt claiming thd said tract under thsP rsspkson
law, and Wishing to make proof and psy for sid
tract on said day of hearing: the said parties srs
10th day of January, 1879 at O'Clock D. M, to Ies-
pond and furnish testimony concerning said aleged
abandonment ID -
B. r. CAAPBEL,L Register.
SEP j. M. WAsununr. Rcceiyer.
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Programme for the Contest In
Defamation.

MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 81, AT THE plLoIr SCHOOL
HOUSE.
Chicago Fire, Carleton, Homes Tupper.
Rock OF Ages, Anon, Emily Leavitt.
Mary Garvin, Whittier, CLARA Rowley.
Medley, Anon Dollie Dixon,
The Deacons Confession, Emerson, Frank Carpen-
ter.
An Order for Picture, Cary, Mary Rowley.
The Victim, Tennyson, Florence Rewley.
The foreclosure OF the Mortgage, Carleton, Nellie
Reynolds.
The Dishonest Poitici.n N, Buohn. Willis Benedict.
Somebody's Darling, Anon, Stella Pigott.
War Picture, Anon, Earl Boyce.
The Public Credit, Sprague. Asher Leavitt.
Mrs. Caudles Lecture on Shirt Buttons, Jerrold,
Georgia Payne.
The Dead Prince, Mulloch, Mia Tupper.
Little Jim, Anon, Sophia BergGtrom
Truo and False Glory. Eddy, Isaac Webb.
Moodys Child, Case, Inez Lowery.
Mac Lains Child MaoOAy, Gao. Sh,rmsa.
Admission, 10 cents.
Judges of best Observation-Disclosures Garter,
Soule and Mrs. Keeler.
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Sheldon Mail: More miles of railroad
were constructed in the United States in
1878 than in any one year since 1873. The
year 1879 w!l! probably double the figures
of 1878. The G. M. & st. P. folks will ex
tend their line now bailt to Pastersonyille
west between 100 and 15O miles; the Sioux
City and St. Paul company will undoub.-
edly build the Worthington g. Sioux Falls
branch 100 miles or more west of Sioux
Falls, and the construction Of the North.
ern Pacific to point 200 miles in the
Yellowstone country il already An assured
fsc. These figures go to show that in the
matter Of railway building the North !
west to be especially favored.
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Card from the Territorial
Treasurer--The Governor
Answered..
Sioux FALLS, jan. II, 1879.

Sioux FALLS, jan. II. 1879.
To tbs Public:
In the financial statement submitted to
the message of Gov. Howard to the Legis-
!atnre, aIn made to appear as being short
in my accounts as Treasurer Of this Terri.
tory of sum bordering on $4,000. l have
only to clear myself ofthis charge by call.
ing the attention of the public to the Gov.
ernor's statement itself, which shows on
the face of it where the error lies.
He gives the statement, AZ made by the
Auditor
Amout Of warrants issued In 1877 and 1873
Amt unit OF warrants ro-issued by Treas
urer and on file with Auditor. ...... S0,lt0,67
OF these there were OF the issue
Of 1874. observation-disclosures l67SS
or the year Of 1875. L770A
OF tho year of 1576.............. 9,70732 .
OF the year Of 1877 ...,....., l9,9s270
OF the year Of 1878. ............. l,2As9o
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CANTON P. o. DIRECTORY.

aontherp daily mail arrives every day except SUM-
..yst7 AN. Departs every day except Sunday
Northern daily mail arrives every day except Sun
S,vat7:00 NJ. Departs every day except Sun
E.nton and Milltown msil arrives every Tuesday
and Friday 1T l2M. Departs same days at p. NJ.
Canton h Richland mail arrives every Friday, at
AN. Departs every Saturday, at A. NJ.
nNRce oven from A. NJ. to 8 P. M. On Sundays
,,om to P. NJ, and one hour after the mail ar
riyes from the North.
'1'e' JOHN FALDE, Postmaster.
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HOME MARKETS.
Flour-$2 90 per cwt.
WHEAT-No. Q, 55c; No. 3, 40 to 45c.

Flour-$2 90 per cwt.
WHEAT-No. 2, 55c; No. 3, 40 to 45c.
OATs-16c.
Corn zoe.
POTAroEs-25c.
CArTLE--$20O a $3.50.
PORK, $s.75 a $500.
EGGs- 121ac.
bUTTER-121zc.
BEANs-$300
WoeD-$4.5O q $500
CoAL-Ft Dodge, 1926 Moingona
$3.50. LaSalle $3.50.
Chicago Jan. is.
WHEAT-No. 2, s2Ac; No. 8, 60c.
NJ @11vvaa1EoS.
WHEAr-Nc. 2, $3.50; No. 8, e91<c.
-------o->~
For Sale.
l win sell =. douhle.seated and single.
seated Buggy, at reasonable rates. Call ct
theLivery Stable
N. r. HERMAN.
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WESTERN HOTEL,

T EMARs, IOWA, corner 9th and Washington
IL streets. @. H. Dingemans, Proprietor, (suc-
sessor to NJ. Thitgen). wel-fnrnished table, and
clean, airy sleeping rooms. Ample Feed and Liv-
sey Stables attached. Excellent hotel for farmers
Terms moderate.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VIM. M. CUPPETT,
ID EAL ESTATE l. ABSTRACT OFFICE; VIII
- pay taxes for non-residents. Office at the
cou It House. Canton, D. T. TIL
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MRS. ID. M. WELLS.

MILLINERY l. FANCY GOODS DEALER has
AVA Just received, new stock of the latest styles
q summer Goods, also supply of most fashionable
Patterns. Orders for Dress and Cloak making will
received prompt attention.
Call early, and see my goods, and learn my prices
before leaving orders alswhere. (28-t)
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Money to Loan.

In sums 10 suit on fteal Estats security
3 10 5 WAN time.
J. ". rAYloa.
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rcoAl coAI..-n

will sell Coal at s5.25 per ton. Call
q my Office.
JAMES A. CARPHxrER.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

rp1scopAL SERvICE-In Canton at the School
house. oh the second and fourth Sundays Of eac
month, at II O'Clock A. NJ. Beloit School House,
same days'at O'Clock p. m.
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The Ladies of Lincoln Center and vi.
cinity, will give pic nic supper, for the
benefit Of their esteemed Pastor Y. 3.
Conkln, at his residence on the evening
of jar, %. All are cordially invited to
attend. Produce gladly received. The
following committees were appointed.
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q. w. NAYLOR.

COUNTY TREASURER, Canton, D. T. Real
" Estate ard tax paying business promptly at
ended to. Once at Court House. lit
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SOLICITING COMMITTEE:
Mr.. & Mrs. J. G. Kinsley.
Mr.. & Mrs G. Ellis.
Mr.. & Mrs B. Wales
Mr.. & Mrs J. Stevenson.
Henry Conklin.
TABLE COMMITTEE:
Mr.. & Mrs. A. Mile.
Mr.. & Mrs. F. E. Besse.
Mr.. & Mrs. W. Millage
Miss Carrie Bessc, Miss. Little,
Mrs. True5lood, e. Rowley.
W. A. Kinsley, J. Little.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
Mr.. & Mrs. Little,
Mr.. & Mrs. A. Boynton,
Mrs. A. Hewitson,
COMMITTEE ON MUSIC:
A. Hewittson, A. Kinsley, Geo. Damn.
Done by order of the committee Of ar
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
J.w.C CAhrER, District Attorney.
4. NJ. CupprrT, Clerk Of District Court.
THonr J. THorsTAp, Register Of Deeds and Ex.
ohBcio County Clerk.
Gro. W, NAYIoR, Treasurer.
10. FITZGERALD, Judge Of Probate.
P. DIXON, Sheriff.
r G. JACOBS, Superintendent OF Schools.
W, W. PALMER, SCo. Oomm1ssioners.
IT. HoGoBooN.
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ALsOA
Large Stock
Of
Groceries
SUGARS,
CoFFEEs.
soaps

Dried and Canned Fruits.
T w Hood, : Canton.
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UsIrrD srArrs LANp Orv,or. !,

Sheriff OF Lincoln county. DAkotA Territory.
4. W. MfLLsA. Pins Attorney
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CARTER Bros PUBLISHERS.
..vrrR. @. 4. CARTEl
A. +. & A. NJ.

A. r. & A. NJ.
s,,vrs STAR LODGE No. 4, A. F. / A. NJ. Regu-
=. .nnmmunication Wednesday on or before the full
~SUn ~suecisl meeting every second Wednesday after
the Regular. ,,,rrrn wv
u NJ. CupPETT, Secretary.
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Mrs. E. J. INGALLS,.
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DIXON HOUSE.

TNANTON, D. T.; west end Bridge st.; A: +. DIX
~ on Proprietor A commodous, well-arrang'
ID hotel. Reasonable charges. Good stabling.
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PHYSICIANS.
HOTELS.
HARLAN HOUSE,

f,ANTON, D. T., Main st., G. W. Harlan Prop'r.
~ Splendid accommodations for all travellers,
and good Stables in connection with the House.