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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-07
SUNDAY AT MINNErONKA.
On Board the Belle.

A more gloriously pleasant day than yester-
day was never known at Minnetonka and hun
dreds from st. Paul and Minneapolis gladly
seized the opportunity to enjoy the sunny
skies amid the cool breezes of the lake. The
regular morning train from the cities arrived
at Wazzata with thirteen crowded cars,and this
was soon followed by special train of eight
cars. one of which was occupied by the
Chickering quartet, the four CPS company and
their orchestra. The spacious decks of the
Belle OF MinretOnka were soon filed with the
occupants of these trains, and the steamer
started up the lake. The vocalists gathered on
the forward saloon deck and the orchestra on
the stern deck, both doing their best for the
entertainment OF the 1000 passengers on the
boat. The Choir company and the quartet
sang several fine selections among which
were "Nearer My God to Thee, sway Down
Upon the swanee River" and others. The
orchestra rendered some OF their best
music and were loudly encored. The musical
people disembarked at Hotel Lafayette, as did
part OF the crowd, the boat continuing her trip
with about 1000 passengers to the upper lake.
Steward LYDIA and his assistants
prepared superb dinner for the guests OF the
boat, and made everybody happy. The upper
lake run was very pleasant one, and after
short stop at Chapman's the return trip was
begun, arriving at Wayzata at 4:40, after one
OF the most delightful days of the season.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-07

Waseca Radical-Repl
The Window bar'l has been tapped, evident
ly in the Pioneer Press quarters,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-07
at the L0fduette.

The G. G. c. Co.'S arrived at Hotel Lafayette
about IL o'clock, and PROCEEDED Immediately
to the parlors, where they gave an impromptu
concert, consisting of few solos and several
choruses, which were enthusiastically re-
ceived and encored. The concert over, the
party adjourned TO the dining room, where the
GLOBE reporter left them demolIshing a gi-
gantic dinner. They returned TO ST. Paul per
special train, at 6 p. m.
The hotel was packed all day and last night,
and large additions, to be built be before next
season, are talked of.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-07
On the Ctty of st. Louis.

The City of st. Louis made good trip,
carrying about 800 passengers. Steward Nee
kon had his hands full attending 10 the wants
OF his patrons.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-07

Time 2:221, 2:2S, 2:22S 2:23, 2:24 Y 2:26H
The ten mile running race between Minnie
Smith, of Missouri, and Jennie Ivey, Of Kan
sas. was won by Smith, 1vey falling from her
saddle at the beginning of the tenth mile. No
time taken
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-07
Hastings New Era,l

The Democratic st. Paul GLOBE, with a
Kindred-Du attachment, is getting raw
ing mad because the Republicans of the First
and Fifth districts insist on running their
campaigns themselves. The GLOBE has failed
to engineer the Democrats successfully and is
now seeking revenge on .he Republicans by
insisting on managing their affairs. The
GLOBE should remove to Brainerd.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-07
WdGAI.
HLWAUKll.
CHICAGO.

Wheat receipts in Chicago S6.SS5 bushels;
shipments 26l ,927.
Year wheat closed in Chicago at 9Sssc.
Year corn closed in Chicago at 665kc.
Year oats closed In Chicago at SEC.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-07
Congratulations.
(Chatfield Democrat
Where Il rcas Tapped.

Chatfeid congratulates Hon. Milo White
on his nomination for congress.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-07

[Kasson Express.l
Is not Dunnell's Castle Henry A. little
shaky in the upper story?
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-07
THE WINDOW PURCHASE.
How the Gang Welcome Billy's Hired
Man in the First District.
a Great Nor.
Yes.

Dunnell is great man and can lily be
spared from public life.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-07

The hugest surprise in store for your rhe u.
matism is rub with st. Jacobs Oil,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-07
REPORTS FROM FIRST.

Walks and Talks among tho Citizens In
Southern Minnesota-The White Men
Ashamed of their Candidate and Solici-
Favorable to Giving Dunnen q Clear
Field.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-22
First publication Jan. IL. 1882,
WaITOI.sss & Perciyau Attys.
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that cert.in inert
gage of real properly in Union county Dakota
Territory will be forcclcscd by advertisement
and sale Of the moYtgagcd premises ma fuljows.
TIE name Of the mOrigagnr IL ,TOhn Olson
The name OF the mortgage Ia J. X Wax ps
That the n ortgagc is dated March lst 1890.
The amount aimed % be dee al The date OF
this office II eishiv-twu dollars principle and
interest berides eight dollars and % cents ~.
torney's fees. by virtue Of the provision in said
mortgage that IL deianli be made In he nay
nent al he hoies .ccnrcd by sri5 mortgage or
either of them then all Of said notes with in.
t-rest accrued thereon should be- nj omce due
aud payable. aud said notes becoming due. ak
mouths. twelve months aid eighteen months
respectively. from date thereof are all dne and
wholly unpaid and the MORTGAGE hereby
elects that nj the notes secured by said mort
dollars principle and IS cent. accrued inter.
est now be and become due and payahlc In
Gaze of foreclosure by adrertis ement eaid
m"r'caTse agre.d TO pay ten per cent attorneys
edged and fird for record on the 5ih dny or Nav
1881 and was duly recoi dcd on the land vecords
OF Union county nnko,a !errirnry IL book 9 Of
mortgages on pages b55. $50. 557 That a de-
scripiion OF the nortgaged premises conforming
substantially with thai contained IN asid mort
gage is The north east quarter Of section nu M.
her twen'y.thrce ~, and the enuth east quarter
OF the north east quarter and the east half Of
the eou'h east quarter ard The south west QUAR-
yer OF 'he sun'h east quarter RI seciiop Number
thiriy-iye t35 all In township m Der nine
(!i2 range number hhy go, west Of the eighth p.
containing thr c hundred and twenty nrres
more or lets. all In Unicn county Territory 81
Dakota That noacfiin or proceeding At law
has been iHsuted Ia recover said dc hi or mn
part thereof
Now ~ virtue Of the peuer er sale in psid
mortgage can'siLed and crowded will on tho
18Th day OF February 1850 ~ ere o'clock In Tho
afternoon. a. the fropi door IT The conrt
honse In the city VI Elk Point urian conntv
Dakota territory sells public gncfioa 10 he
hisees' bidder. said morieascd premises or 20
Much thereof ~ snail he ne cessary 10 satisfy
raid mortgage together with The sttoynryis fcss
and costs ami eyycnses Of sale -
Dated at Elk Point u. r.. this sth day OF Jan
nary 1852. A1SON ist1vEF
"ALWoRTh & PERcryAL sherif Union TO-
Attorneys for Mortsagcc Dakota Territorv
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-22
[First publication Jan az, 1891
HUGHES a ERICSSON. Attornevs.
Sheriff s Sale.

rfn".roHr or DAKOTA ;. In Di.irie,
Fourth judicial District T Union n c .vd ,''
o Jacobson
Anna Monsen. Albert r. Monscn and
Oliver L. Monsen, widow and minor
heffs OF Martin Monsen deceased
Notice Is hereby given that by yfr,ue Of 4 ses.
!ain decree and Judgement rerlercd in the dis.
.ic' conrt OF Union county Dakota al Elk Poins
n.k1 on, on me 18Th day Of January. 1882, order
serioed, which said judgement WAS rendered n
inror Of J. .. Jacobson and aginst 4 ma Monern,
hs Az Z, Monren and Oliver r. Monscn, widow
for The snm Of *s5975 and costs taxed az f,a70
And also by virtue Of certain cxecut on 10
lee Directed and delivered and now In my banda
msmed ont Of the clerks Office or the district
court " and for the county uf Union under the
hand OF The clerk thereof and the seal OF The
shid court ION the aforesaid judgment ard
aectee yderihg me 10 &c II saidrprcperty 10 satis.
nary 1882. levy upon the following described
real tsfaiesuf IN, satd Anta NJ ,tsen. Albert 7,
Mnnsen and oliver { Monsep. widow and minor
heirs Of Marin Monsen deceased, situated -
ORION county Dakota. the same that is describes
III said decree OF foreclosure, To wit:
NJ ronth hall IL ~ of thenOrtheast quarter
thes ana the north half OF the southeast quarter
Mes Of section twenty taO) township ninety.thrss
3X3) n1rfh Of range forty-nine t49) west, aud he
ing commanded both IN said judgmen Mt and exc.
Gmilon 70 cell the same 10 satisfy said Judgment
nm vrie aHu Gtetf lueI may uNSHfss
Now therefore by virtue OF said judgement, and
execution, shah on the An day OF Mach. ISM
Of NE hour Of two o'clock In tho afternoon q
saio dMy al the front door Of the court house 10
me city 81 ELK POINT Dakota proceed to Gel!
sald property above descrihed to sniisfy SAG aio
yndgmcnt ana costs amounting to 1911. 20 Wiz
gu accrnlng coefe VI sale and interest on the esms
per Gem per AMMAN. at public auction TO The
-highost bidder for each. Alison BOVBE.
sheriff. Of Union County OAK. Tss'|
uuGnEs 4 ERiCsON,
Atiys. toe Tlfs
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-22
Fret Publication, Jan. a5. 1872.
cAUcnRArsA MemAarf)f uss,..
Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, Abraham Adams, a widswer made
ANA executed acer'ain promissGry note on the A. b
tiny OF March 1879 10 John n Sherratt for the
50 m OF tive hundred and forty dollars due on
the I'h) fourth day OF March 1894 with interest
therein ~ the rate OF twelve per cent Der an ,,m
psysbi" annually. and for the better security of
said note he said Abraham AdaMs executed
and delivered to John II sherra,t u certain NOR;
Gsge bearing dsIe March {th. 1919, conveying
lots norh east quarter OF scerion number
tour ~ IN township hummer niuciy FIVE t95,
range number htty l5N containing one hundred
and FIFTY eight and Stla0 sctes NOR c or Less &c
cording 10 the government survey thereof
Which said mortgage was duly recorded in the
onire OF the register Of deeds In and 70. Tn.
ION county on the sixth day Of March 1879 at
one O'clock p N In hook six go OF mortgages
on pages l2I and iAi.
And whereas Il was stlpuiated and agreed N
SAID moiigngc iha, In Care default be maize In
the pl! meni OF ,hr said sum of money or ahy
part thereof. or The interest thereon or in cs-e
or Bonpaymcnt OF taxes then the whole prin
c,pai aud iue est shall at The up,isn Of The leg
al holder Thereof Immediately become dae, aad
"hererax IefaHii has bcca made in the pay
ment OF tie inie;eFt OF said more and Of the tax
er thereon aI'i by rea son Of said default and by
virtue Of the coGti lions In said mortgage con
,A,hsa' NE said morigsgee has elected and
neIehS aec'hres he whole principal and Interest
secured b, taid mortgage due and payable
mat I'm aipo"Di how due on SAID mortgage on
the twenty third day uf Jannary lss2 is Two
hundrsd ,nd fort, dollais principal and eighty
three dcila'- and reyenteen Gents. interest due
and pay able on said described premises. ,ogcth-
er with fifty dolars aitorney'- tsr AS stipulst ed
N sai;. morfgigc. total amount due three han
area ard seventy -three dollars and seventeen
cents.
ihat no action or proceeding at law or o her.
Wise hrs b'en instituted 70 sec ure said amount
now due ~ any part thereof
40" therefore notice Is hereby given that by
'r'!e III the power OF sale cont tanned In said
hs"ftRnge anu In pursuance OF law the said mort
sage VIII be 1ureci,scd and the premises herein.
n,fnfc descrlbed will be sold al public auction 10
me hgaesi and best bidder Tor cash AZ the front
dnoi u the csnrs nnus g in he village Of Ella pnl
c"Ghiy Of Union and territory Of Dakota on
iueedny the twenty .frst ,iay OF March. A.. D..
ise2 at ore o'clock IN the afjern non OF ssid day
20 pay tbs amount now declared 10 be due on
said mortgage
Dated "a. sioux Pale Minneh4ha county d. T.
this fwen,y-thitd day VI January A ~ 1881
JOIN II. cHkKRATC.
CAU6HRAk u MGMAR7IH, Mortgage,
Aiiys for Mo,sragee.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-22
First Publication January II. 1891
WaIsyOrth & Percival Attys.
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice

Notice IL hereby given thaf A cssri ain n,nssgnge
81 read prnperss IN Union county y y. will he
fsrccosed by adNerf,-ement and sale Of the
nostgagcd premises a. follows:
me name Of the mortga.urs are Jane Barns
and Aii Q 81 rus.
The name OF the NOR, gagce IL l.. A. Grant
Said mortgage was duty asricned BY said l. A.
Grant IN the 2pd dag Of February 1850 TO Lo.
iaine 4 Hastings
Said mortgage is dated January I'd 1880
The amen i claimed % lie due on said mort
ghle al HE date OF this notice IL i've hundred
and six cen dollars and - cents. a. foli0ws 10
wit: Principle. 800; Interest coupon due Jan.
IL 1851 us: ihfcres. conpOn due July lat 1881,
xls; Interest coupon due Jan. Is, 1882. SIS; In
ie'esi on said coupons Tier due &2.70. Atsor-
ns.,s tsss a. agreed upon In said mortgage.
Thai al, II AID deb, il now due b, virtue OF =
prnvision in said mortgage and noic secured
thereby thar II any ~ the principle OF Interest
debt should become due, ald the holder thereof
elects TINT II be now due. az default hae been
made - the payment Of The conpons due a.
That raid mortgage was duly ackuow lodged
and filed for record on the 18th day 81 January
1881 and wRs any record Cd in the land records
Of raid Union county Dakota Territory Ia book
OF mortgages on pagrs 80. ISL, asa 3S3. aud
that said assignment was duly nicd for record
sno recorded In SAID Union county land records
That no action at law has been brought 10 re-
cover sa,d debt or any cart thereof
That description the worfgagcd premisee
in said mortgage IL as follows. to wit:
Tho following piece or parcel vi land In Union
county Dakota ierritcry, 10 wat:
The south west quarter of secsi0n thirty three
t3sl Ia township ninety Ave 1861 range Gfty tJ0,
ernmrnt snrsey,
| nstsrss.e contained and the sss;ute Ia zach CAS-
W made aud provided. fwiii on the 2biit dny Of
! February iss2 II enc o'clock In the afternoon
~ esid day ~ fhciront door - tho court houee
he nv N N rfA IL fpR
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-22
Large Dakota.


8aseern People Beginning 20 Acquire
Information.
We do not know which one of our
statesman has been disgracing his
constituency by wearing his pants in
his boots, but If the following is cor
rect some one will have to answer
for his sins. II is from the WASH
ington correspondence Of the Wheel
ing, West Virginia, Gazette:
The hotels are ornamented, lust
now, with large delegations Of bree-
~ looking men, and when you come
q hunt out their names on the reg
isters, you find most Of them hail
from that neck Of the continent
known on the map as Dakota. IN
I'll they got here very few people
knew much about that territory,
and q good many thought it was
sort Of visionary Indian settlement
like the valha,la Of the Mortimer.
Longfellow in Hiawatha speaks of
the lands Of the Dakotas, and the
general impression has obtained
that If there was any such place as
Dakota, really, It was q section de-
voted to buffalo hunters and fro wa
ter. TO hear. however, one Of these
statesman above referred to ha-
ranguing crowd, with his big hat
pushed back on his head and his
pants s!utled IN his boots, you
would, ii you staid long enough, be
disposed 10 think that there was
only one place in the universal
world worth living in and that that
place was Dakota. According to
these petitioners, it is not only big
enough for one state, but there is
enough for two, and if more were
wanted they not only have the terri
tory. but in addition to this the
judges, colonies and majors nAessa-
ny to furnish the governors, senators
and representatives which such di-
vision Of territory and multiplica-
ton of states would necessitate.
On the neck Of the continent
known as Dakota is found the land
Of No. l hard wheat, where is loca-
ted the third largest and the finest
Touring mill in the world-the
great Queen Bee, with a capacity Of
1900 barrels daily; and the rich
gold fields Of the Black Hills; also,
the finest stockraising country on
the globe. No wonder our citizens
and representatives at Washington
think it the finest country in the
world, and why shouldn't they?
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-22

q ''|lI aiall - ii addition y,
I 'l'l|l IN ID, o{ S1k ~.
HI n each stAte enti.
tIef under his apporticnment. the
is,ilnbef u which such siste may BE-
sasttle,i III the ioft -eigh huh and each
'suhsequent congress, shall b cleo
Efed 81 tha district composed Of
tho contiguous territory and con-
staininx y Inhabitants, and equal
81 number u tho representatives
u which such stats may be en-
titled u congrea, no one district
bleeding more than one representa-
'tive; provided that unless the legis-
lsture II euch state shall take place
~ provided BY law.
Bee. 4. Where no change shall
hs hereby made in tho representa-
tion 81 4 state, the representatives
thereof to the lorty-eighth congress
shall be elected therein, "a now pro-
vided By law. II the number as
hereby provided for shall be larger
than il Was before this change, then
tl,e additional representatives allow
ed % said state under this apportion-
nlsnt may be elected by the state at
large, and the other representatives
10 which the state Is elected by dis.
.1rin1aaae nORsuEeecrihsd las~ X
ll1E stSl3 Ind Il the number pro.
Evided for shall il any state be les.
than it was before the change hero
BY made, than the whole number te
70 such state hereby provided fol
shall be elected at large, unless tht
legislatures Of said states have pro
vided, OF shall otherwise provide be,
fore the time fixed by law, for thu
next election Of representative.
therein.
Sec. 5. All acts and parts of act.
inconsistent herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-22

AsHIxoroH, Feb. 20. THE ag-
QuCate electoral vote in 1884, under
~ new superintendent, viii be 401;
~ II Dakota il admitted. 4O4, ma
iofity 81 which will be 20l or 2O3.
Tho sixteen states, including West
yifginia, which are classed as the
south, will have 4 total Of 1853 elect
toral votes, and ID order to elect a
pfeeident in 1854 the democrats will
~ oblised q bold not only the votes
" those states, but to gain 40 or SO
yotes more from the northern states.
Ihe republicans admit that Nevada
MN 4 votes, Indiana with is, New
sJetssy with 8. and New York with
4 Viii ~ doubtful, and some Of
Ss manager believe that with rca-
s = certainty they can count on
m qtlsr l63 htosn the north. They
NUT ~ II Or Is votes from the
onh1fhl northsrn states or make In
s into The south. They claim
a 90 nm have 4 least an even
With ihe democrats Of carry
l NM York, Nevads and New
] And more Than a even
sse ~ casfy ling Virginia with
IL slectorsl votes, Tennessee
i1( hsr III and North Carolina
M III III Thu i spoken Of BY
aaplcerais y the republican pro
lme ~ the NEXT genersl cleo
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-22
lFirst publication Jannsry II. 1882
Walyv0rth + PeTclval Atsya.
~ Execution Sale.

George Kirk pin.
against
Albert Silurtielf and Minnie
Rich AdminielratasSs Of The es-
tate at Mlitnn N 1 Rich tcceaerd
and Minnie p Rich. 4 lhcrt Rich,
Ethel NJ. Rich and Milton MI
Rich besss ~ Million n. Rich
deceased, defendants
BY virtue ~ tudgs menf ad cecrec of fore
clotpre rendered ID The district cGnyt Of The 4th
udfctai dielrtci Of Dakota Territory III and Tor
the county 81 Union On The S9ta day OF Septcm.
bcf ltel In The above entitled actior mud sp.cia
execution ixsued 0at Of he clerks utslce at eaid
c0uft under the seal thereof this day and new
In my hands for service whereby am command.
I'd 10 advertise amt ralI according q aw thc
premtses hereinafter described or 70 mnch
thereof o. ray h. necessary 10 saiirfy safl juds.
ment and decree amounting en- the day said
Ind gmemf war rendered to the sum Of &9U4 ~
for princ.p pie, interest and faxes pAid. and ATTY
ds'llarr attorneys fees, snd 80 30 costs bepides
aceru ing ecssf on execution and Interast TN he
Gums Aforesaid from tbe date Aforesaid
u1ion county viii on The ,weniy nfsh day Of
February 1882 1t one O'Clock III he afternoon of
teld day cell q public auctiun u the highcst
bidder cNhh a6 the front door 0f the court
bon - In lie CITY Of Elk Point In raid Uhion
c0nnfyfbc following stsscTibrd lend situafod In
The county Of Union AK0ta lcrritGfy to wit
The aOujh west quarter frwAl Of ssction thir-
teen tI3) township ninety two tg2) range nfty
(5Oi containing ld0 acres mere or icss of 10
said Judgement together with attorneys 5ees
md c0etH and cOnta 0f sale.
hated u Elk Point this 9th day OF Jsnnaty
WALwcHrH PsscvAL. Alison BovEE.
Plaintiff 4 At,oiDe; Hhestn Onion co. y. r.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-22
let publication Jan. Is, 1852
Land Office.
Al Yanktou. D. r..J

At Yankton. D. T., January II, iess
Ncticc !. hereby given. that the following IA.
ca settler has tilcd nosicc Uf his intention y
make final roof IN support Of his claim, =
n safd proof viii BE- made before CLERK ~
Dist. Court, Union Co., D. r., ~ ELK Point
.s: M; VIZ: Icisr Hxlvsascn, homeftead r.
so41 sioux Falls series for the 8. 3. =: =.
oeg. ". and ". :. W. u and Lot l. 32--W
" names the following wiinesaes e. prove v
said lind. viz: * Va 81
Asdrsw Nallin. Il rssi,andsills. is~s.
i Juhn - Peterson :. =
p g. frisstI. VI Elk Tpiui. p. =.
y. Al wsETEA, EeG'sfsfA.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-22
Notice to Bridge Builders.

Sealed proposals will be received
at the county clerks Office at Elk
Point, OAK, up to noon on Satur-
day the 18th day Of February, 1882,
for rebuilding the bridge across the
Brulc creek at the residence Of A. Il.
Stoddard; parties bidding to fur
nish all new material needed.
Plans and specifications can be
seen at the county clerks Office.
The right to reject any or oil bids is
reserved.
Elk Point, OAK, Eel. Z. 1882.
HALvoR kNupsoN.
Chrn,n Bird Go. Com.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-22
IFrss publication Feb. Is. 1882
Land once " Yankson.
Yank;on, D. r.,
Feb. 9Th, 1882

Feb. 81, 1882
Notice ie hereby given that The following nam
ed pettler has filed notice Of bis intention to
make fnal proof in suppcri Of his claim, and
/ hat said proof will he made before n. A. Kirk
Clerk oi Diet Court. for Union Co.: ID. T.. a,
Elk Point. the comfy seat, on wednesday.
March Is, 1852, 2 D. M viz: Mary Ann McI:yanie,
widow Of John Mcllvanie. deceased TO: the swk
&c $50.
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove his
contin nous residence nlrrn. and cultivation oi
aaid land. viz. John McGiil. william lehman,
John Burns and James Quinn All Of .nany-,ae.
Dakota. o. A. WEI TEX,
Register.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-22

hicngo hser- 0ccdn: The bill for
NJ Mimi sion 81 Dakota q = state
T. ~ before the house Of represen-
(afives md II the able care Of Mi.
BuzIo~ There will be : strong
Aeht sgainst Il from the democratic
~ ~ TIE bouse. because its pas
Cs would give the country two
no. republicAn senators and It
M N mors republicar congress-
jnn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-22
N. HOFFMAN,
General Dealer Ia
Hardware Implements
Pocket and Table Cutlery Specially.
JOB WORK IN SHEET IRON, COPPER and THWARE DONE TO
ORDER BY 4 BOSS TIMER

Also full line Of Farmers Implements such the Peru City,
Marsh and J. Case riding and walking plows D. M Osborne
Cos full line Of Mowers Tiger sulky rakes Keystone two
horse planters Climax and Peru City riding and waking
cuvator Spring Tooth aows Star wagons rakes, pumps
chu,ns shelters forks etc Also the Gdden Barb Wire These
goods have all been tested and warranted and if not Rpre
sented returned and money refunded We do not buy Of
at everything that offered the market We select
~ <sssomsrs the benefit
Thanking you for past ayors and liberal patronage remain
Yours Truly,
NJ HOFFMAN,