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newspapers, faith ul recorders of what the
outside world had witnessed while tho
wires were dumb to US and the car wheels
clio eyed. We all were as glad as when the
first train came in, and more so, for we
had tasted the sweets, and to be deprived
of them taught us to appreciate their alb
sence.
The work train went up the road to
wards the Falls, returning in the evening,
and Monday they worked through. The
passenger returned to Sioux City Sunday
day night, coming up for the Falls On
time Monday.
The weary, gloomy and sad winter is
yielding fast to the warm breath offspring,
ard although the immense depth Of snow
will )ub.less cause high water, swollen
streams and muddy roads. But the glaci-
cal period and Arctic blasts are over, and
the winter OF 1881 gone into the record of
the past as one long to be cited and refer
red to with a shuddcr, and precedent OF
what people can do Wien quarantiued by
impossible aud almost fathomlcss snow
banks
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SuffGrInGS at Big Lake.

Mr.. Sternette, who arrived IN DubuQue
his cxpt riencc during the winter at By
Lake, D. r. lie homesteaded 100 acres
two years ago, and last year harvested 60
acres Of Nhcat, yielding twenty-five bush
els per acre, for which he realized 81 300
with this lie laid in 4 supply Of fuel and
txetl up his house tor winter; otherwise
the family would have persisted.
Two ucighboring families, no, so well
fixed, came to live with them, and the
three families in one house bad hard
work to keep from freezing. The
fIel ran out and they used all the railroad
ties and telegraph poles they could dig
out Of the snow; then the he houses of the
other two families were, little by little,
torn down and burned, and nearly all
their furniture went the same.
A German neighbor named Becker,
with a i've horse team, attempted to reach
the station for supply of coal He was
caught in snow>drift, and two days after.
ward he was found frozen stiff in the
sleigh, his faithful dog lying on his breast
also dead. The FIVE horses were all froz-
en- stiff standing upright in the drift,
Beckers body was taken home to his be-
reayed wife and children. Ii was nailed
in q stout box and placed in corn crib
until it could be buried in the spriug.
Another family had lived some time on
soup made of an OK hide. Mr.. Stornette,
however says the people are not discour-
aged. They like the country, which has
deep fertile soil. Tney will hereafter
prepare for hard winters.
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MORTGAGE Sale.

Whereas, default has been made In the payment
Of the interest secured by certain mortgage besr-
ing ddte the 25th day Of September A. d. 1878,
made and executed by Julia LOOMS aud Samuel
LOOMS, her husband, of Lincoln county, Dakota
territory as mortg agora, to j. II Ronney OF Rock
ford in the State Of Illinois, which said mortgage
duly filed for record i'll the Office OF the register
Of desds of said Lincoln county the 26th day OF
September 1S7S at eight O'Clock q. of that day,
and duly recorded in book "F'' Of mortgages on
pages 331 and 1872 And, whereas, it is provided In
agreement therein contained, the whole principal
and interest thereby secured shall at the option Of
tho holder thereof immediately become due ;snd
payable. Now therefore notice is hereby given &C.
cording to the atatute in such case made and pro-
vided that by virtue OF the option hereinbefore
mentioned and the power of sale contained in said
mortgage and duly recorded Herewith rs Aforesaid,
the said J. H. Bonney owner and holder Of said
mortgage and note has by reason of tha default In
payment Of int aforesaid elected to declare the
whole principal and int secured by said mort ge due
the date of this notice amounts to the of three
hundred and seventy-three dollars and 70-l00 dol
lars, (373.70) and that the said mortgage will he
for cosed by sale Of the prem herein dcscrib-
ed by sheriff Of the said county of Lincoln at pub
lie auction the 23d day of April, 1881 at II O'Clock
a. m. OF that day ut the front door Of the court
house n the village of Canton in said county. The
following Ia description of the mortgaged prem.
ises aforesaid to be sold substantially
tanned in said mortgage to-wit: The southwest o.
of section twsntv-seven (27) in twp ninety-eight,
(s8} range fifty (6C i'll Lincoln county. d. 7.
Dated March 9, 1881.
~ J.H. BONNEY,
WV. A. " LIKES Mortgage.
ATTY
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Hay sells for $3.50 per ton at Vermil

Hay sells for $3.50 per ton at Vermil-
lion.
The snow in Dawson county is fast dis
appearing.
Yankton received 100 sacks Of mail on
the 18th
The snow had all disappeared at Bis
marck on the 11,h
J. L Bowman's store, at Mitchell, WAS
recently burgarlzed to the amount Of sew,
cyal hundred dollars
The expected flood at Deadwood has
not occurred, the snow melting too slowly
to create a damaging rush of water.
Between Mitchell and the Washington
HILLS mail carrier was lost recently and
was out two nights in storm.
There are 1000 bushels of wheat and
5000 bushels Of corn 10 the Scotland
warehouses awaiting shipment.
Dan Scott Of the Deal1wood Times, has
received very i!a,terinC offer to remove
to Blsmark as local for the Tribune, which
will begin daily publication Al ril LIST.
Mitchell Capitol: The settlers in :he
Washington Hills pack provisions on their
back to their homes supplies are hauled
from this place to Abandon by r. AL
terton.
Pierre Signal CATTLE are dying Oft al
around here. LaPlant lost about forty head
of oxen. Frank Aldrich lost nearly all Of
his train. and many others ireighlers lost
heavily.
Mitchell Capitol: A prominent official
of the Milwaukee road informed one of
our citizens lately, that the minnesota
Southern would be extended to Mitchell
the coming summer.
The Capitol says colony of one hundred
families, numbering about three hundred
people from the neighborhood Of Poplar
Grove, III, will arrive at Mitchell soon, and
settle in DAWSON and Aurora ccuntlee
Elk point Tribune: Hance Murphy
ground grist Of corn Yesterday tor man
living back in the country, who declared
that all of the food ola flour kind had
been used in his family for the last fort
night had been groun through coffee
mill
Huron Settler: Supt. Nlcholl is de-
signing powerful snow piow which he
proposes to hive built here next summer.
With this monster, instead Of the present
weak contrivances, TO battle with snow
drifts, there will be but little danger Of a
blockade even should we have another
such winter as this has been. which is not
at all likely.
An attempt to equal, or surpass DR..
Tanners fasting feat, will be made in Chi
cago next. A SOC Of the late DIR. John
Haeki1s Grescom has agreed to put hinl-
self il the hands of expert medical scie1l-
fists. and will try to fast for AZ days.
Scotland Citizen: We speak by the
card wien we say that in nine cases out Of
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Atnoon .o>day information WAS recciv-
ed that the town OF Green Island opposite
Yankton, WAS entirely swept away. The
Inhabitants We're seen climbing trees for
safety. Some were seen on the tous of the
houses floating down stream. 1t cannot
be otherwise that loss Of life has occur
rod
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every ten those persons who are now Dor
rowing money to prove up on their claims
contemplate permanent abandonment of
them. They borrow generally all l.:ey can
say about $500, prove up on, and mort
gage their lands for the amount borrowed
and "skip" the country for good. This is
| equivalent to disposing Of their home
steads for from $40 to $50.
Gov. Ordway $50 says telegram to the
Pioneer Press starts for home after being
assured by the president that his scalp
was safe, for the remainder of his term.
President Garfield has decided not 10
call an extra session Of Congress and the
solons who were still hanging around
Washington, gradually wend their way
homeward.
Deadwood Pioneer: Yesterday evening
Hugh Callahan, who is employed at the
Elkh0rn mine in Central, performed an
act of heorism worthy of all pra.ss. AS
The men were hosting bucket Of orc ont
of the shaft the crank slipped out of their
hands, throwing them away from it Cal
lahan sprang and seized the crank which
as it came around, struck him on the
head, literally scalping him, but he hung
to it, and by his efforts saved the tub of
ore from failing Oh the mea at tie bottom
Of the shaft.
Springfield Times: A letter received
by q gentleman ke1c the first Of the week
from a friend ip:Brule county, recites the
most dcplorable state of affairs up there
caused by the severe storms. The cattle
particularly are the sufferers. The writer
! says that G. e. Lowe, who resides near
Bijou Hills, has lost every head Of his
herd of sixty; that E. N. Bond, who open
ed fine herd Of 300, has not hoof left
and that A.. G. Van Meter has lost s,x.y
out ct his herd Of 800 There is but little
grain to be had, and is sold at exorbitant
price, oats being worth 81 per bushel
Brute c,,unty has been noted III the past
Years as cattle region and stock men
there haye never put up any hay.
Tho cottonwood saplings that r. G. Herring
plante years ago in Union county, furnished his
| winters fuel and several neighbors, and enough is
| left for his through life. Six thousand
trees wore originally planted.
Yankton Press: Later advices from up the Jim
to the effect that reports OF losses among cattle
| much exaggerated The prospect now is that
most of the stock will be wintered, though II will
| come out of lis unprecedented severe experience
short of flesh. Farmers and stock-growers up that
way are in good spirits and are anticipating
| usually good season aftor the spring foods have
| subsidized. There is little frost in the ground, and
spring work will be naugurated as the
moisture departs from the surface.
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WM. A. W LIKES
Atty for 1iortRagee.

tire from pubic life. It IS menTi0ned;
in connection with the future of Ohio
politics, that if Garfield should live at
the end of his first term it will give
Ohio two ex-presidents, each in the
prime eff lire. This, it is thought. will
give future politics in Ohio a peculiar
.ly lively twist, and elevate her in i'm
iportance in national matters.
1t is said here by those who imagine
they know what they are talking about,
that Garfield is no one-term man. His
record has been searched to find anti
second-term declarations, but without
success. There are plenty of anti
ithird-term declarations, but nothing
against second term. It is said that
he has a laudable ambition to fill the
office acceptably for two terms.
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N0ti"e of Sale.

NOti"e of Sale.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA
County OF Lincoln.
Fourth Judicial District. In the District court
Of said county.
Fuller, Williams l. Co., Plaintiff. vs.. H. H. Hen
derson and William Charlotte, defendant.
Notice is hereby given that BY virtue Of execu-
ton issued out of the district court Of said county
against the goods and chatels, lands aud tenenents
of the above named defendants, have seized all
all the right and title which the said defendants
either OF them had on
on the 5th day Of December, 1879, OF in and to
the following described premises, which shall ex-
pose FOR sale the law directs at the front door of
the court house in Canton, Dakota Territory, OH
the 23d day of April 1885, at O'Clock in the sf
ternoon, to-wt: Lots Que, two, three and four in
section twenty-six, township ninety-ssven Of range
forty-eig It, of SAID county.
Daetd March "a, 1881.
~ A. P. DIXON,
0. 8. OXFORD, Sheriff Of Lincoln Co..
Atty for PltK.
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PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
Group of Vice Presidents.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Three vice
presidents faced each other this af-
ternoon upon the senate floor. Wheel
er, the present incumbent of the Office,
stood at the left of Vice President
elect Arthur, while Rosco Conkling
presented the venerable Hannibal
IHamlin. The three stood as it Mt the
lnoirt &c t,;a,,nlo- ,,e,dd;nn nnd--chat--
rEE Hal,rt1 y, or 'l DAKOTA Is,
In the Dist. court, Fourth judicial District, .c
snd for Lincoln county.
1t appearing to me by the presentation OF the
Gland jury empinneled in aud for lincoln county.
D. T. az this December tern A. u. 1880, that nee.
essity exists for the immediate construction and
erection of Jail for the safo ana and con-
tinement OF such prisoners may thsrsto seltsncs
ed, and that the expense and burden heretofore
incurred and borne by tire Taxpayers OF said Lin
coin county, will De materially lessored b, the erec
ton OF jail Of sufficient capacity aud security
and the said grand jury earnestly recommended
that immediate steps be taken for the building OF
said jailand the count, Commissions of said Lin.
coin county having failed to arrange Or provide for
said building, and the court being fully advised il
the premises, 1t is hereby ORDERED that the
Sheriff OF said Lincoln county, to-wit: Andrew P.
Dixon do proceed to erect or cause erected at the
county seat OF sad Liacoln county, Jail, said Jail
to be suitable, convenient and capacious Jail Tor the
safe and proper confinement of all such persons as
may DO nprison ed in it. 1t is hereby ordered that
the Clerk OF this court deliver to the said Sheriff
Andrew P. Dixoi, certified copy of this order.
Done in open court at Canton, January IS, 1881
j. p. k'DDRR, Judge.
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Sheriff Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of IN e1s-
cusion issued out Of the district court in and for
Lincoln county, Dakota Territory, against the
goods, chattels, lands and teuements of Hora CO
Adce have seizad all the right and title Which the
said Horace Adee had on the Odd day of October,
1877 of in and to the following described premises
which 1 shall expose for sale the law directs, at
the front door of the Court house in Canton, Lin
coin county, D. T. on the ID lay OF April, 1881 At
one CLOCK in the afternoon, to-wit: Lo, eight OF
BLOCK twenty six, and Jots SIX and seven OF block
twenty eight, all in Smi and Garpcnt IRIS add-
ton to the village Of Canton, Lincoln county. pax.
also the dwelling house and appur:snauces thereto
be,oosi situated section thrty-six, town
snip .nety-eight of range 40 Of .aid Lincola %.
Dated February e, 1851.
A. r. DIXON,
O. g. CLIFFORD, Sheriff Of Lincoln Co. D. T.
~ Attorney.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given thu. the Boz, OF County
Commissioners OF Lincoln county. y. r. wtll con-
vene IN regular SESSION :. Inc sunty Clerks ofdcs
N canton, - = On se'n.s 5she 4th dsy Of April,
,9',, iol 'ns pu'psso - 6ansaeting al ki;s:s Of
business ~ interest Of Lislcoln coua-
them. f->x'
u. pa,sa :, ' ,ss, csrE. omes 4 Canton :.
Er,r,ro orsAL County Cl.,rk.
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Land Office at Yankton, D. T., Feb 10th, 1881
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make ANAL
thereof, and that said proof will DO made
before W NJ Cuppett, clerk Of the list. coar. IN and
for Lincoln Co., at Canton, ako.a T'y., the
1881, at 10 O'Clock a. M, viz: Charles N. STANLEY,
under his Homestead entry No 5679, for the south
east quarter, section 10, town 80 range 40, west.
to prove his continuous residence upon and Gull
tvation OF said ira ct viz: Amos Hettleton Samue;
Harper, Andrew Callahan. Joseph Gopher all Of
Canton, Lincoln county, akota,
"A g. A. wErTEs. Register.
Land Office ct Yarkton, D. T., February g. 1881
Notice ia hereby given that the folwing named sell
tier has filed notice OF his intention to make fnal
proof i'll support Of his claim, and final entry
thereof, and that said proof will be- 1oade before
WIN NJ. Cuppett at Canton, D. T. on Tuesday March
25,h, 1881. viz: Lars Larson, homestead entry No.
bnO Sioux Falls Seris. for south east section 81
tp VI, range 3D. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cutiva-
ton of said trace, viz: Lewis Thompson, Peter
Peterson, Peter Holverson, Rasmus Rysdahl, all
44s 9. .wzrrxn,
Register.
Land Ones at Yankton, D. T., February 3, 1881.
Noase is oreoy given that the following name ses~
tier hns hsd notice Of his intention to mako Gnsl
proof Ill support Of his claim, aid tinsl
entry thereof, and that said proof will be ma q
oeloro WIN. A. CuPpett, Esq, Clerk OF the Dis
tr1ct Court in and for Liucoln county, ut Canton,
D. T., Oh Tuesday the 25tn day OF March 1881, at 10
O'CLOCK p NJ viz: Lewis Thompson, dnder his
Homestead entry No. ,57o9, Sioux Falls series
Tor south West quarter Section 81, Town VI,
Range %, and he names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton OF said tract, viz: Lars Larson, Peter Peter
son, horen l.arsol Rasmus EPSON, all OF Suuny
Side, Lincoln Co. OAK.
g, a. WKrrER, Register.
Land Once at Yanktor, Oak. February a, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support OF his claim and secure final
entry thereof, snd that himself and witnesses Will
appear before VIM. NJ. Cnppett, clerk of District
court in and for Lincoln county, Oak, at Canton,
the county seat thereof, Thursday, April Z 1851
at 10 m, viz: DC Oleson, Uu1er his Homestead
entry No 56l5, Sioux Falls series, for the S " 4,
W Il and X, 8 W 4 ard " a, N " Il, Sect
81, town 81, range a. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuou, residence upon, and
cultivation OF said land, viz: Ole Hei~is, Gund.r
l. Guuderson, OF Farmer O, and Andrew SVEN
son and Engebsrt q Mosrc of Canton Q, Oak.
46 G. A. XkrrER, Register.
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Notice to Creditors,

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Id
nnHtratrix of the estate Of Allen Tupper deceased
to the creditors of and all persons having claim,
agsinat the said deceased to exhibit them with TO-.
first publication of this notice TO tho said adm:nts
tratrix At her residence the N w quarter. SOS Is
township 81, range 50, Lincoln county, Dakota TT.
Dsted at Maple Grove, d. T., March 10, 1854.
ELLEN 4. UPPER
Administrative Of the estate Of ALLEN Tupper, DE-
ceased. ~
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gentleman who suffered for years from ne,-soGs
debility, premature decay, and I'LL thu effects q
youthful indiscretion, will for the sake OF suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, the resp.
aud direction for making the simple Ie:aaiy by
which he cured. Sufferers wishing to ptoiit by
the advertisers experience Can do by stidisss-
Ing in perfect confidence. 4
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vi. l.. SYYERUD.
j. Il. Gray,
Bakery and RestauIant !!
Fresh Bread, Pies, etc. always on hand.
Main st. Canton. Dak.
SherihS Sale.

Not!cs 10 hereby given that by virtue Of an exee,-
ton Issued out of the Dist. court III aud for Lincoln
county. D. r.. against the goods, sttsls, lsnds
and teuements of henry T. hIyers aud VIM. Chay-
said Henry T. Myers aud VIM Chariot had on the
9th day of January 1884, in and to the following
described promises, which shall expose for sal.
AS the law directs to satisfy said stesation so..'
in Canton, Lincoln county, D. T. on ths ID day OF
April, 1884, at one O'Clock in the afternoon, towit:
Lots one, two, three and four of section tw snty-
six, and lots two, three aud four of section four
teen, and lot one OF section twenty three, AL In
township ninetyseve of range forty-eight Of LIN
coin county D. L.
Dated February %, 1881. A. p. DIXON,
o. 8. GIFfoUD Sheriff Lincoln Co. ID. +.
IL Attorney.
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As A.P. DIXON, Sheriff.
Noting Short Of Unmistak able Benefits

Noting ShoFt OF UnmIstdRaDI6 6eH6!1S,
Conferred upon tens Of thousands of sufferers
could originate a1d maintain the reputation which
which Ayers Saraapsrilla enjoys. It is compound
Of Potassium and Iron, and is the most efectu
all remedies for scroiuous, mercurial, or ~
disorders, Umfo rialy successful ana certa blood
remedial effects Y produces rapid ana a IN III
cures Of scrofuE., Sores, Boils, Humoy .omnlate
Erupsions, skln diseasss snd ~ 0se d, Pimplss
from 1npuitts ~ tle Dtooo' oy xhders xrisinl
Hects y Aways receives ana = inv9orstin,
60 cures Live
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Peoples FavOrite Route.
From Sioux City to

Pasengers taking this line make direct connse-
ito in Chicago With all fast trais for all pr.nc
pal poists east and o. P. transfer Council Bli,1s,
with all trains for points south and west. BagsA,.
checked through to all principal points.
p. 4. ROBINSON, F.C. HILLS,
| Asst. Genu Pass. Agt. Gent Traffic Manager
Misss9usJi IL Valley, ,9wa.
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TO COMSUMPTIVEs

The dvertiser, having been permanently care
OF that dread disease, consumption, by simple
remedy is anxious to make known to his fellow
he wi il send copy Of the prescription used, ire.
of charger with the directions for preparing aud
using the same which they will find cure for
consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. Pal'ties
wishing Prescription will please address, Ee,. Y.
A. WILSON, 1874 Pom ST., Williamsburg. n. Y.
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tefSht No. 7. passes Canton going north, at
5l:' a. III. Freight No. passes at $3.50 going
&C ut H..
GEO. E. MERCHANT,
Telegraph Stations. Superin tendent.
Chicago & North'W estern Railway.
Time of departure of Passenger Trains from
Sioux City, in effect.
Leave for Chicago and tia Eas:, ......2 $50 P. NJ.
80 A. NJ.
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Qfica Of SheriY Of Lincoln county, A. P. Dixon,
Sheriff, Canton, D. T. February %, 1885,
Bids and specifications for the erection Of the
foregoing named Jail edlfce complete, " be con-
structel of wood, stone brick, and to cost res-
pectfully 5000 sud 5000, will bs received by me-
Office in Canton up to IL O'Clock \. Saturday
April ID, 1881.
The rejection Ct any and al bids is hereby re-
served.
As APP. DIXON, shsrir.
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