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OF FINAL PROOF.

October 18th. 1884.
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 OH the Sd day OF December
1884 viz: Thor g. Dale. II No. 12.71g for the
southwest quarter of section :}2, township 148
his witnesses, viz: Peter II. Leslie, Anthon O.
Leslie, Ole Z. Klevell Ole 0. Keyen. all of New
burgh, Steele county, D. r. The testimony OF wit
nesses to be taken before Frank l.. Krayenbuhl a
notary public. at FoI tland, Trl COUNTY D. r., on
thel st day Of December, A. D. 1884 at his Office
And YOU. John A. Rpsng who filed u S. No.
lO4A3 dated June 18th. 1882, for said described
tract are hereby notified to appear at this office on
the 3i day of DECEMBER, 1884, and show Cause
II any you huve. why the said Thor q. Dale should
not be allowed to make final proof and secure final
entry of said tract as aforesaid.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register
G. A. White, attorney. ctl724-3l nOv7-14-21
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Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly,


There are three articles in the November
number which render it one of the most in
teresting yet issued. 'Monsy Panics," by
Richard B. Kimball, L. L. D., traces the history
OF panics from that Of 1866 in London, to that
OF May, 1884, in New York; aud Charles Gay
ARE relates the particulars Of "Wsshington's
Surrender at Fort Necessity" in 1854. Both
articles are finely illustrated. The third feat
ure is the commencement Of thrilling serial
story by Mr. Garrett Walker, Of New Orleans,
entitled '.rhe Death Mark" The author is
both blind and paralyzed and yet with beauti
ful cheerfulnsss supports himself upon his
writings, which he dictates to his amanuensis.
There are also, the usual variety Of choice
reading matter in the 12S quarto pages and
the Embellishments number over 100. This Is
unquestionably the cheapest magazine in ex-
istence. The price 10 only rs cents number
or $3.50 year, postpaid. Mrs. Frank Leslie,
publisher, 50, IS and 81 Park Place, New York.
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NOTACE OF FINAL PROOFS.
1 Il n-I,A Law

Sept. 18th, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
final plep IN support OF his claim and secure final
entry thereof on the 1th day of November, 1884,
viz: Robert II. Simpson, H. 4. No. l ,5B1 for the
14!5 north. range 5B west, and names the follow
ing as his witnesses. viz: W. J. Skinner H. II.
Mclaughlin Thomas McElroy, ". L. Snowden. Jr.,
to be taken before W p. Miller. clerk of the dis
trlct court at Hope, steele county, d. r., on the
9Th day Of Noqember. A. D. 1854 at his office.
dated March Sth ] SS2 for the above described
tract of land are hereby notified to be and appear
at this office on the 1th day of November: A. D.
1884, at 10 O. clock q. H., and Show cause II any
you may have, why the said Robert H. Simpson
should not be allowed to make proof and payment
for said land
HORACE AUSTIN, Register
E. j. McNllhOu, atty Seul -2Enct3-l O. 1-24
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M OkT&A GE SALE.
lVA Default having been made In the payment
OF the sum OF sixtytwO dollars and Sixtyiye cents
(S62G5) and interest from April 2lst, 1894, at
the rate OF II per cent. per annum. which is
claimed to be due at the date of this notice. upOn
certain mortgage duly executedan delivered by
Anders Larson and A. o. Ness (Andrew Olson)
mortgagors to II. c. Miller and o. Behucke as H.
G. Miller Co., mortgages bearing date the Dist
day OF Aplil, A. j. 1884, and duly recorded in the
office OF the register of deeds In and for the county
OF Steele and Territory OF Dakota, OIL the 23d day
of APRIL 1884, at :45 p. M, In book A of mort
gage deeds, on page 49, and no action or proceed
recover the debt securee by said mortgage Or any
part thereof. Now, therefore. notice Is hereby
given that by virtue OF power of sale cOntaintd d
In said mortgage and pursuant to the Statute In
such case niade aid provided. the said mortgage
will be fOreclosea. and the premises described in
and covered by said mortgage. VIZ AlI Of the east
one-half (e ls} Of seetloli tRentytwo tsec 22) In
range fifty four(r 81 IN the said county of Steele
and Territory OF Dakota, will be sold at public
auction (subiect to prior mOrtgages) to the high
est bidder for cash to pay said debt and Interest
and fifty dollars attorneys fees as stipulated IN
and BY said mortgage in ease o: fuleefOsue and
the disbursements allowed by law; which sale will
be nlnde pytfe sheriff Of said Steele county ct the
front door Of the p0stoflce in the city OF Hope in
said county and Territory on Friday, the 81 st day
Of October, A. D. 1894, at 2 O'Clock p, n. IF mat
day. subject Z Il PT3Sy'sMes P3 M5rya sS
=. y snanks, attorney fhy in0ngagtaa.
Dated Ssptember 10Th. 1aal.
Shilct lsheIcby. given that above sale is post
D0ncti to Friday, November 4th, 1894 at same
hour and place. II. G. MILLER Il co,
Observation-Disclosures Mortgages.
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Two Cinnamon in Msreer. county; California,
who had agreed to fight duel to settle some
difficulty, worke together all one forenoon to
build coffin. After completing their work
they met, armed with revolvers, in field, and
one blew the head Of the other off. The neigh
bors who had seen them make the cofin then.
knew what 1t was for.
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Tho Hudson Bay Route,

A year ago there was much discussion over
a transportation line via Hudson bay to Europe.
AS result, the Dominion government. sent out
an expedition to explore Hudson bay and strait
and station observers at:various posts. This
yessal'lsas just returned after cruise of over
$4,000 miles, and the reportis decidedly favor
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NOTICE uF E,lSALPROOF.

7 Y
= " October Is. 1854. +
Notice is hereby given that the following ii;!ned
settler has nleA niltlee Gi IFS Intention to make
final prpef iii support OF Ills claim and secure final
entry thereof on the I'd day Of December, 1884.
VIZ: John B. Reed, D. S. No. 16,014 fol, tho a q
of sec 2, tp lat mr. 81 VI, ana names the fellow
MsManns Jacob s. ..;limaker David Long, ali Of
p'"he, '".e., oleele coanty. D. T.. The Testimony Of
claimant and witnesses to be taken before Oaarlss
A. Renwick, Judge ana OK oflirto clerk OF the pro-
bate court 0(Steae county. D. T., at Hope, steele
totnfy, D. T. on the 29th day OF November, A. d.
1884, at his office.
HORACE AUSTIN. Register.
c. j. Paul, attorney. Oct24-3lnov7-1421-2S
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DAKOTA PARAGlsApH,,

Diana was withdrawn from the conteat ~. ",
the county seat Of Sanborn county.
APierre dealer offers ton Of soft coal ,or
every ton Of buffalo bones delivered to Aim.
Dakota's tribute to the New Orleans exposi.
ton will be pumpkin weighing 1855 pounds
The buildings and stock Of Mrs. Barber of
Alpena, were destroyed by prairie fire. Loss
$l,OOO-all she possessed.
al Miller two men last week fell head-down
TO the bottom of well forty seven feet dem.
containing one foot Of water, without danger.
ously hurting them. 1t is regarded as remark
able that they were not killed.
In some sections the sunflower Of the nam
moth Russian variety, is raised for fuel. One
man says that he has grown an acre or more
In hills, like corn, and from them has excellent
fuel for one stove for the entire year. He saws
1t makes warmer fire than hard coal, and he
prefers it.
Mrs. Billings, who recently died in a shack
at Pierre, and was buried at the county's ex
pense, was not long since worth 1000 in her
own right, while her husband had about as
'AAuS'A Hioio' AL tulS Iuouey WAS lOSG Ia spec
ulation in Chicago, and when adversely came
the husband and wife separated. Mr.. Billings
is said to be living at Blunt
The Zoeckier Brothers, who were assessed
500 by the Indian police at Brule agency for
the privilege Of driving their stock across the
reservation, have received the money, which
was refunded by the Indian commissioner.
There are several other parties in the Hills who
drove their stock across the reservation and
who were assessed by the same parties.
Howard Farmer: Dakota wants nothing
but the best She wants boys and men who
are " de awake and know how to work. Da-
kota is a hive of busy workers, and the drones
are driven out. Remember when you leave
home and come here, you leave your mothers
apron strings behind, and il you intend to keep
even stride with your enterprising neighbor,
you must ''rustle" from the word ''go," or YOU
will get left hopelessly behind.
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HOntN AOHl htRiSttl
f. J. McNahon, atty. oct1O-l7-24-3l lnov7
OTHCE OF FINAL PROOF.

~ Ldnu U1nCe At Fargo, D. T..
October 1st 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following named'
na nroof in spport Of his Claim and secure \, nnI
entry thereof on the 18th day of November. 1884
viz: Leroy s. Jones. H. i. No. 1898 for the II e
awnS M sec ~ XIX M 2 W. W. aa names 1e e
Chancy Earsly, John Finlinson, Edgar II. Badger
all OF Hope, Steele county. y. T. The testimony
to be taken before W. P. Miller, clerk OF the dis
county, D. T., on the 18th day of November, A. D.
1884, at his Office.
HORACE AUSTIN Register
T. X. Hume. attorney. oct10-17 7-24-}1nov7-14
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NJ Office OF FINAL PROOF.
In Land Office at Fargo, D. T.,

Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his Intention to make
entry thereof on the 9Th day of November. 1894.
viz: Roderfck Mclean, H. Z. No. 1000 for the
W u of sec 26, town 145 north. range 81 west,
Ben jamin R. Whitney, JAS. Loney, j. W. Wheeler,
c. II. Ward. all OF Hope. Steele county, D. T. The
testimony to be taken before w. P. Miller clerk
Hope, Steele county. D. T.. on the 18th day of
November, 1884. And you. Alexander Jones, who
filed D. S. No. 1072 on the oath day of July.
hereby notified to be and appear at this office on
the 10th day of November, 1884, and show cause.
If any you have. why the said Roderick Mclean
should not be allowed to make proof and payment
for said land. HORACE AUSTIN Register
T. X. Hulme, attorney. oct1O-1 17-24-31nov7-14
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Douglas & Gault have laid up one Of their
machines for the season, and have about one
weeks work yet to do with the other. Up to
the present time they have threshed about Co.
600 bushels of grain with their two machines.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
IN Land Office at Fargo, d, T.,

UCt. ISL, ISS4.
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 OH the 1st day of December, 1884,
viz: Richard NJ. Church. H. E. No. IL ,224 for the
northeast quarter IN e l4) of sec 2S, tp 14S n.
5,i W, and names the following as his witnesses,
viz: II. j. Banley, Ole T. ROckney. Nicholas
McCrea, Walter Stafford. all of Newburgh Steele
county, D. T. The testimony to be taken before
W. p. Miller clerk of the district court, at Hope,
Steele county, d. T.. Oh the 2Sth day of November
A. D. 1884, at his office.
HORACE AUSTIN. Register
+. J. McMahOn, atty. Oct1O-I I7-24-3 lnoy7-14
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Culture.

September 20. 1884.
Complaint having been entered at this othcc by
Heary B. Randall against Snencer W Boyse for
failure to comply with the law rs to timberculture
entry No. 5+i!i, dated April 26th. 1881, upon the
Steele county, D. T., with a view to the canceila-
tion OF said entry; contestant alleging that the
said Spencer W. BOyse has failed to break or cause
first year of said entry in my subsequent year
the said parties ale hereby summoned to appear
at this office OH the | tn day of November 1894.
at ] 0 O'Clock a. m, to respond and furnish test-
mony concerning said alleged failure.
f. c. GEAREY, Receiver
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Messrs. Mills Logan, who have been run
ming threshing machine during the season,
finished up work last week, the amount of
work done being equal to about S5, 600 bushels
of wheat. Their work has given very general
satisfaction, and they expect to be on hand
next harvest
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clifford says he will Represent all
nRk ota.

Clifford says he will Represent all
pRko eta.
The deteFEiDation Of Judge Clifford not to be
sectional candidate or sectional delegate
When elected is indicated in the following let
ter, written to citizen of Fargo:
/ shall not forget the fact that a representa-
tive should actfo all the peopIe, north and
south, regardles Of section or faction, with
even handed justice. fairness and zeal, and
should be fortunate enough to reach the high
position nIade possible for me by the Pierre
convention, I trust the people Of north Dakota
will feel at perfect liberty to at all times ask
the performance Of all legitimate work in their
behalf. 1 feel that my nomination does not
place me under special obligations to any par
tcular faction OF section, aside from the dr.s-S
of making the strongest possible effort to Sc
cure admission and division, and ssyiring the.
opening Of the reservation.
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OF FINAL PROOF.
m Land office at Fargo, d. T.
Spntpmhar < 1894

september 5, 1881. J
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 on the Sd day of November. 1884.
viz: John J. Padden, II. 4 No. 1850 for the $ W
"A of sec 2s. tp 143 n, 56 ", and names the fol-
lowing as his Witnesses viz: James Earsley, of
Ellsbury Barnes Co., D. T., A. Perry, of Barnes
Co., D. H., John H. Gum. of Hope, Steele Co ;,
D. T., and CLANCY l.. Earsley, of Hope Steele Co.,
D..
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
c. Paul, attorney. .sep26oct3-10 17.24r31
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The Commercial hotel has been leased by Mr..
Pepper, and he assumed charge Of the same on
Tuesday last. Mr.. Black and family have re-
moved to their claim, where they will spend
some time previous to going East for the win
Oonthp
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Holt were among those who
departed from Hope yesterday.
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George E. Bowers, ESQ.,, the able editor of
the Hilsboro Banner and candidate for the
Council on the Hillsboro convention ticket,
was in Hope Wednesday campaigning, and
paid visit to the PIONEER office, which we re-
gret we were not present to receive.
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Dr. Falk and Budd Reeve, candidates for
the Legislature on the democratic ticket, were
in Hope yesterday taking in the political situa-
ton in Steele county.
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James Gault was called home by letters
reporting his mother in a very precarous con-
dition, and left OH yesterdays train,
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OF FINAL PROOF.
~ I.aud Office at Farn0 u r "

October 2OEh, 1884,
Notice is hereby given that the following named
final proof In support OF his claim md secure final
entry thereof on the 4th day OF December. 1884,
viz: Phineas G. SlOper, II. +. No. 14.5l5 for the
following as his witnesses, rig: =. A. C.rpenter,
ChHrlss ". SlDpsr. ". H. Pease. T. z. cCntchins,
all ol Hope. Steele county d; IT, The testimony
P Miller. clerk of the district court at Hope Steele
county, D T. ep' the 1st day OF December, A. D.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
E. s. Seymour, atty. 0ct24-3lnoy7-14 -14-21-28
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROQE,
/

N U. S. Land Office. Fargo. D. T.,
October f4th, / 3S4. {
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settlerhas filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim and secure fin
viz: Henry Jones. il i IL. 1881 Fof'tRe Il v L
and n y a ofne a Q: seS 5, tp148 b, So i. apd
names the following rs hs Witnesses. VIZ: John
Erickson, ali OF Anetta, Nelson county, d. T. The
testimony of claimant and witnesses to be taken
before W. p Miller. clerk Of the district coI:t at
Hope, Steele county. D. T., on the "a day OF De
cember A, D. 1884 at his office. So 81
HORACE AUSTIN Register
@, G. Brown. attorney Oet1 7-24-3 luoV7- 421
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Mrs. S. W. Sea and family left Hope yester-
LAY on their way home to Chicago.
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Reversed.

The supreme court Of Dakota, in session at
Yankton, has reversed the deseion of the dis
trlct court in its recent decision at Brookings,
which was that the office of clerk of the district
court is an elective one. This was a case test
ing the validity Of tue law passed by the legisla
ture making the Office Of clerks of courts cleo
tive. The supreme court decided that the law
was Invalid, and the clerks will therefore be
appointed by the judges, as heretofore.
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The receipts OF wheat at the elevator during
the early days of the week were very heavy,
reaching on Tuesday nearly 5000 bushels, tax
ing the elevator to such an extent that it be-
came necessary to cease receiving temporarily
till cars could be procured. The price has
fallen to % cents for No. hard, the lowest
point yet reached.
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There was quite asprinkling Of snow during
Tuesday night and Wednesday morning the
country presented quite wintry aspect.
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II you desire good, capable officer, vote for
E. j. McMahon for register of deeds and county
clerk.-Adp.
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Returns will be received Tuesday night from
the presidential election over the Western
Union telegraph lne arrangements to that ef.
feet having been made by Agent Barlow, and
those of our country friends who are anxious
to have early intelligence should make their
arrangements to remain during the night.
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Farmers are hurrying up their fall plowing
before the freeze up. From present indica-
tons it is safe to say that there will be at least
one-third less land ready for seeding next
spring than there was last spring. the low
prices prevailing having tendency to cause
feeling Of Indifference on the part of FARM
ers as to whether they get all their land plowed
back or not
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K. j. Mcmahon has made good officer, why.
not re-elect him.-Adr,
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Not q Candidate.

Not Candidate.
Editor Hope Pioneer:
Dear Sir-You will please announce in your
paper that l am not candidate for county
commissioner. JOHN OXTON
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DakOta,s Eatrax Law.

See That tue name Of e. J. Mcmahon is on
your ticket for register Of deeds.-Adc.
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Voters should scan closely the legislative
ticket and see that the names of the gentlemen
nominated at LariInore on the 4th of October
are on their tickets. This convention was the
regular republican convention, and was the
only convention at which were present delega-
lions from all the counties in the eleventh leg
islative district The names of the candidates
OH this ticket are George H. Walsh, Of Grand
Forks, John Flttie, Of Trail, for the council; !;
W. P. Miller, of Steele, 9. W. Morgan, of
Trail, E. y. Hutchinson, Of Nelson, and j, W,
Scott Of Grand Forks,
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---------+$0<-<----
4 On Tuesday next will occur the first election
Vim Steele county for county officers. The most
important question to be settled at this election
is the location of the county seat, for which
there are three aspirants in the field, namely,
Hope, Sherbrooke, and Pickert 1hs liepds
OF Hope are rsl}iAe on the naturally strong
/ position occupied by their town, being the only
candidate having railroad connection, and the
further fact that it is at present the county
seat, and have therefore done but little active
work, While the others have been using every
means within their power to further their own
ends. The struggle will be bitter to the end
The regular republican nomineas Coz the
legislature arc George H. Walsh and John
Flittle tot the council, and w. P. Miller, c. w.
Morgan, r. T. Hutchinson, and j. w. Scott
for the assembly. The Hilsboro convention
nominees are W. T. Collins, Geo. E. Bowers
for the council, and Theo. Holton, Anulf Steen-
son, E. P. Day, and T. G. Anderson for the as,
sembly. - ''''
For county commissioner there Is but one
candidate in the first district, j. A. Grey. In
| the seeapd district Stein H. Nelson is the
only candidate, while in the third district the
contest is between l.. C. Goplerud and Louis
Thompson.
For register Of deeds thero asS, two eapdi-
dates, E. J. McMahon and E. S. Seymour.
For sheriff e. J.: Erstad and B. F, Walden
are the candidates.
| For district attorney, T. K. Hulme and C. J..
Paul,
For treasurer there are three candidates, l..
A. Jacobson, Sam J. Axdalll, and N. H. Berg.
For Coroner, Henry Thumm and DR.. w. H.
/ M. Philip.
For judge Of probate. u. y, Stewart and H.
I. smish. =
For the other positions the convention nom-
inees arc the only candidates. For the polling
places, judges Of election, etc., see the official
notice Of the county clerk.
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NOTICE OF FINAi. PROOF.
IN Land Office at Fargo, d. r.

Sept 10th, 1884.
Notice is hereby given thatthe following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim and secure final
entry thereof OH the 10th day OF November,
for the southeast quarter Is ~ OF sec "a tp 14B
n, 81 W. and names the following as his wit
nesses, viz: James Maclean, James Sweetland,
William H. Pease, F. Z. McCutchins, al of Hope,
Steele County. D. T. The testimony to be taken
before W. p. Miller, clerk Of the district court. at
Hope Steele County. D. T., on the 9th day of No
vember, A. D. 1884. at his office.
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
sep28oct3- lO-l7-24-31
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nROBATE NOTICE,

p
A. Territory of Dakota, |
County of Steele IS.
In Probate Court. Special Term, held October
7th. 1884 :. ;'T,,s ,tr;",'
In TIE 4lat!er OF the estate of Anler4 Anderson,
deceased -
Whereas the the petition of Thomas n. Lee has
this day been filed in this court representing,
among other things. that AndeIs Anderson died
on or about the 18th day OF June, 1883, In the
town OF Enger $50 caled) In the county of Steele,
Territory of Dakota, 1ntestate, and petitioning
the court that day of court may be appointed
fer the hearing Of said petition. and that upon
such hearing said petitioner be appointed admin
istrator Of said deaedeIt's es:a.s. =. -, -:
heard before ne Probate court Of sald county at
said county Of sfeela On Monday, tie third div Of
November, 4. ?, 1894, at 10 O'Clock q. m.
And 1t is further -n'ssA"nI .ilat public notice Of
..,e ,lIne and place of said hearing be given the
hy the publication of this order for three eoasec!-
tive weeks in the Hope Pioneer. newspaper pub.
lished In the town 0t Hopa, ~ sAld county OF
Steele and that copfesof this 0rderund n0tice be
addressed to the heirs Of said AnIaET Anderson,
DECEASED resident in this terrtQrT, at tbelr pace
of residence and deposited IN the post oiiee, with
the postage thereon prepaid, by the said petit
TONER at least ten days before the time OF said
hearing.
A. d. 1884.
BY the court. CHARLES A. A.RENWICK,
JudgeOf Probate.
true copy Of the original order
-. - :: 4. RENWIck,