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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-08-13

Land Office at WATERFOWL. T. Aug. 9, 1885.
Notice Is hereby giyeh that the following nam.
go settler has nied notice OF her intention 60
make hnal proof in support OF her claim and
thAt said proof win be made before Clerk OF
district Court, Day county ct Webster, d. T., ON
September 2ith, issS. viz:
EstelIa @. Smith.
D. y. No. 1880 for the swL sec ~, I2s, sc. She
names the following Witnesses 20 prove Ger con
innons residence upon, and cultivation OF. said
land, viz: strock 3 W Hutchinson OF Al
lantis, John Cioyd Thomas cioyd OF Webster.
% s. w sHRAFE, Register.
Land once at WATERFOWL. d. T. Aug. 6. 1885
Notice Is hereby given that the following ma m
moke nnsl proof In support OF her claim, and
tnat seid proof will be made before Clerk Dis
Nict Court, Day county, at Webster, ID. r, on
September oath, 1895, viz;
Mary u. Smith,
ID. 5. No. 1888 for the swL sec. 81, l12 So She
names the following witnesses 20 prove her con-
unnous residence upon. and cultiS alton Of said
land, viz: Robert Laird. Rebeeca Laird, vii.
liam Tew, Ole Matson, OF Webster. ID. L.
~ NJ. ". sHKAFE. Register.
Land Ohiee at Watertown. n. 7. Aug. 81, 1885
kouce 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of his intention 10 make
nnal proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before clerk Of district court
al webster on September II, 's5, via:
OleJ. Mstson,
u. ;. No lsso3 for the nj ~ sec IL, ~, SC.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation oY
said land, viz: William ii Tew, Joshua Roberts
Martin Olson, kathtaa Olson OF Webster Oak
~ NJ. w. sHBAyE. Register.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-08-13
MORTGAGE SALE.

Attorney for Mortgage and Assignee. tasl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17
Death of ChAS Ill. Green.

The death Of Charles Henry Green, who
had been confined 10 his bed for a number OF
weeks past with consumption, occurred at his
residence on Illinois avenue, in this city, OF
O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon. Mr.
Green wa. born in New Hampshire in 1923,
and in 1893 came with his parents to Ottawa,
in and near which he had lived ever since
His father was the well remembered Henry
Green, who at one time owned all the land
upon which East Ottawa is built and when il
had been decided to terminate the canal at the
junction of the Illinois and Fox Rivers he was
held to be worth million dollars. Legisls-
tive stupidity, however, bursted that bubble
and Mr.. G. was relegated to man Of mOder'
ate circumstances. He Jared better after
wards, however, when he invented the seal
loped sickle for reaping and moving ma
chimes, out Of which he made moderate for
tune. Charles, on comm. OF age, turned his
attention to farming and stock raising, own
ing a choice tract of nearly 500 acres in the
town of Farm Ridge. In 1855 he was married
to Louisa /. Lloyd, who survives him. few
years ago, with impaired health, he retired
from farming and took up his residence in
Ottawa. He was man Of fair education and
noted for his business tact and integrity, pur-
ity of character and great personal worth. He
leaves q wife and three daughters Hattie,
Fannie and Grace.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

The dry goods house o. H.. j, Gillen had a
very Darrow escape from al ugly fire on last
Friday evening. During the day the cloak
department up stairs had been subjected To
in oyerhauliug for remsrking, and cloaks were
piled promiscuously on table under the gas
jet, one pile Of garments reaching nearly 10 the
hight Of the burners. While lying in this
manner, one OF the employees had occasion to
show q customer some lace goods on the same
table, and threw 9 large lace curtain on the
pile Of clOaks; Immediately after which they
went below 10 mattel some goods. When
they returned the lace and clOaks were on
fire. BY prompt action the fire WAS put out
and great damage prevented. As it was mum
Der Of garments were damaged, which losses
have been adjusted by the insurance compa.
ny, represented by DR.. Harris Il Son. But
the escape was q narrow one from serons
fire
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17
Mesmeriye<i En-.

| Last Thursday, T. 3. Browne, of Mendoza,
who was the attorney for the swindlcd parties,
told We local of the way in which farmers near
that city are being taken in by lightning rod
sharpers. James Luin Il wealthy farmer of
Mendoza township, was requested by three
sharpers TO give them An order 10 pat some
rods on his barn. He agreed, the cost not to
exceed S25. When the work was finished a
note for S6O325 WAS presented him ta sign
while the barn which was bristing with
points was worth but $3.50. Luin refused to
sign, of course, but the agent SO Luiu claims,
sat beside him looking him straight in the
eye and be was mesmcrized He not only
signed the note but also a certificate of recon-
mendation stating that the swindlers were
men OF upright character and that their rods
we're the best and cheapest in the state An
other farmer named john Lindsay WAS swim
dlef In the same manner The cost OF rod
ding his barn was TO be but 81, and he was
mesmerized into signing note for Sl7S.
These bold, bad men were captured and being
threatened with prosecution returned the
notes and fled. Our farmer friends are called
upon to beware of these sharp"rs and TO have
nothing to do with them. Do not even gaze
long upon them or you may also be mesmer.
lied into signing notes for the scalawags.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17
Special slaughter of Cloaks.

Beginning this morning there will u
special slaughter Of the cloak stock at Il. J.
Gnlen's The sale Will cover the entire stock,
including the
cLoARs DAMAGED ny TIM PlRE,
noted in another column, There are quite
number OF these garments, more or less IN.
iured, which will be sold just as they are, at
less than oue.quarter OF actual value. The
insurance companies having adjusted the
losses, the goods were taken by Mr.. Glllen for
disposal. A number OF garments are nearly
perfect, but can be bought for almost nothing,
The entire lire Of uninjured garments will
also be placed on sale at new prices, With the
determination TO close out the stock, The
line is reslly very complete in Nevmsrkets,
Russian Circulars, Dofmsns, etc, etc, and
| are al new and fashionable garments, made
by manufacturers during November and De
, eember; and goods that have heretofore been
| regarded cheap are, at the new prices that will
be made today, cheaper than ever. Those
who want 4 genuine bargain will mud here
prices that will pay them 10 buy even for next
seasons wear. Desirable garments were new
er 30 cheap as they can now DC had.
Greater inducements than ever are offered
in the blanket, flannel and wooden depart
ments. The entire stock has been marked 20
closing out prices; and those who need such
merchandise viii save handsome per cent.
by purchasing now
All lines Of seasonable dry good, remetn Der,
are offered OF bargain rates" during the next
80 days
Continued arrivals Of new goods in the gro
Gerry department, Grocery houses do not
usually pile in goods just now; but the Cash
| Grocery" at Gillen's is success, and the
trade demands the goods, for popular prices
are making the demand. New prices, il win
| be noted, are made in all lines Of goods.
This is truly the bargain store " Of the
county, offering Gil lines at prices TO suit the
times, and saving money to all who accept
the general invitation to come.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

| LocKwooD.-Arnold Lockwood is In the
probate clerks office.
TRuMBo.-Walter Trumbo left for his new
home in Kansas last Wednesday.
LocEY-Ex. Mayor Geo. II. Locey, OF 7 .
Sale, was in the city Tuesday last
HoME.-Miss Minnie Lockwood returned
home from Wichita, Ka. on Monday last.
| MoRsE.-B. c. Morse, of Chicago, formerly
a resident Of this city, is here visiting friends.
| DoNAvAN.-James Donavan, town clerk If
La Sale township, was in the city yesterday.
DoNLEvY-Frank Donlevy Is back from
East Saginaw, Mich, where he had been COR
some time.
RoGERs-Mr. and Mrs. |. W Rogers L. t
last Thursday for Mendoza, to be gone for
come time.
WssT.-Mrs. j. L. Clark and daughter re.
| turned to their home in Corwith, Iowa, ON
Wednesday.
BULL.-E. F. Bull, Esq, has been elected
one of the vice presidents OF the Illinois State
Bar Association.
HoYr.-Mrs. F. B. Hoyt, who has been
visiting friends hereahouts for some time, has
returned to her home in Iowa
CARDs.-Mrs s. Nicholson entertained e
card party on Monday evening, The guest %.
honor being her sister, Miss Mchan, of New
York It was very pleasant affair.
FINNERN .-Thos. Fnnern. Of Dimmick, one
OF the prosperous merchants of that village,
was in the city on business fore part OF tie
week
HAMNoND.-J. d. Hammond, the traveller,
stopped over here Sunday last and left next
morning for Minneapolis in company with
Will Kelly, Of New Orleans
SNrTH-Willard NJ. Smith, of MENDOZA,
postal clerk on the Burlington, and at one
time editor of the LII Sale independent, lost a
| bright little girl last week 10y death.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r. Rathbun, Of Chicn-
20, is visiting his father, r r. Rathbun-h-
first return home in 20 years.-lle finds many
| changes in Ottawa since his departure.
SRLrzER-Mr. and Mrs Charles Settler, Of
st. Louis, have moved to Ottawa. Mr. Settler
will have charge of the Mineral Spring (Saui.
cula) grounds and bottling departments, un.
der Mr.. II L. Hossack.
| SCHNETz John Schnrtz was last wrcR
elected fire marshal Of the Mendoza fire com
pany. Mr. schnetz is one of he most prom
,lent young men, socially and otherwise, oil
his city and did yeoman's work in the cause
of democracy during the pat campaign.
BASE BALL.-The two Laffertys, Webster
st. Clair and Nicholson of last years Strea
tors Reds have been secured by the Hast
ings, Neb., base ball club for the coming sea
son. Nicholson managed the Hastings clut
the latter part Of the past season, ana vii
probably act in that capacity again.
BEpAKp.-Frsnk Bedard, the Oscar Wild
Of La Sale, looking as clipper, pert and sass.
as n the days when he had a mortgage oil
the greater portion Of Northwestern Dakota
took his noon-dsy meal at the Clifton, las
Monday. He blushingly told the Judge tina
he was a pipe man Of the Zinc City Fire Com
pany, Of La Sale, and he was excused from
Jury duty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

The funeral OF little Giles Henry, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Rogers, who died nj l2:45
Sunday morning last, took place on Tuesday
afternoon last. The little boy, who was five
years and three months of age, WAS great
fsvoritc with the Clifton House guests, being
bright and unusually intelligent boy for his
age. Thursday of last week he WIS taken
sick with gastric fever, and all that loving
hands and anxious solicitudc OF parents and
friends could do for the gentle sufferer was
done, but death had marked him for his own
and he was called home 20 the cOmpanionship
of angels, leaving an inconsolable father, &
hear,broken mother, and many friends and
relatives to sincerely syinpathizc with them.
The judges OF the various courts adjourned 10
attend the funeral which Was one Of the lsrg-
est child's funerals ever seen In Ottawa.
The remains were inferred in the Ottawa
cemetery In a beautiful spot, overlooking the
banks OF the river, Rev. Day OF the Congrega-
tonal church officiating, whose remarks were
very feeling and eloquent. quartette, com.
posed OF Mrs. w. II. Hull, Miss McNair and
Messrs. Kendall and Pritchard, sang some
very beautiful selections at the grave, which
was covered over with eveIg green boughs,
The floral tributes were many. Among them
was basket OF choice flowers from the little
boys playmate, Roy Rickly; grand parents
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Taylor, cross, anchor
and crown Mrs. Ed. Laurie, Arthur Mormon
and =. German, "pillow colder parents,
" Our Baby Boy" Mrs. J. T.. Carew, Tyre;
Eddie and Bell Duncan, wreath and cross
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Madden, star; Mr..
and Mrs. Prettymap, pillow; A. b. Smith,
basket; Mr.. and Mrs. Bartcls, star, James
McQuade, floral sword; the Misses Hayes. cut
flowers; Krcigle Collins, floral cross, There
were many other floral offerings, but the
names OF the donors could not be ascertaincd.
| Among those who attended the ceremonies
| from abroad were Col and Mrs Taylor, j
Schneiz, q. ". Madden, George Kellenberger
Charles Madden, Arthur Mormon, p. Cor.
man, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nolan, Miss Julia
| Cavanaugh aud Nrs Beebc, Mendoza; II. ID.
Brown, T. Lucey, J, G.. Feldes n. Wcrtheim,
j. johnson, A. j. O'Couor and Mayor WEIGH
aud wife, La Sale; Edw. Taylor, harysv.lle
Mo; Miss Jennie Hurst, Springfield, Ills.
4. 8. Montros", Roswell Hayes, Miss Laura
Hayes, Chicago.
Wednesday the floral tributes were placed
on the grave OF the dead boy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

A humerously satirical effusiOn made its
appearance last Wednesday afternoon, con
tanning % stauzas, dedicated to the Members
of the Gang" the Knights Of the Inner Cir
Gle, who congregate at Mitch's and make
merry. The "boys" are all well remembered
in the production, and its reading to the
gang" was received with hearty laughter as
some peculiar trait was hit off 1t is now in
order for the author to proclaim himself, that
the High Priest OF the " gang"-Mitch-may
confer upon him the title Of Poet Laureate
and crown him with the garlands his genius
has won
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

Thursday afternoon last, about O'Clock,
smoke was seen issuing from the residence OF
DR.. Dyer, corner Columbus and Jackson sts.,
and in a few minutes after the alarm vss
tollcd the trc company WAS on hand, TIE
cellar and Hrst ioor was filed with smoke,
sud FOR time il was difficult 70 discover The
exact location Of the Are. However, the Ere.
was kept from spreading, and by a hall hour
Il WAS under control. The house was newly
reftted last fall, aud the furniture, on which
there was but al insurance Of 500, was badly
damaged by smoke and water and scorched
by the heat At the lime OF the Are there
was no one in the house but She servant gir'
The fire originated in the furnace, situated in
the basement The building and contents
were insured in the Hartford for $4,000 and
$500 respectively, and the loss occasioned will
amount to from 81 200 to 1850 Or. Dyer
wishes to return his sincere thanks to the ire
company and friends who assisted In aiding
him to save his property. The family are at
presen; stopping at the residence Of Mayor
Alien.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

Last Friday evening Michael Moloney, a
boy in the employ of Manley ~ Jordan, was
sent TO the City National bank with drafts
amounting to about $500, and with $50 in all,
yer and bills. In attempting TO button his
coat, while at the corner of Main and Court
streets, he lost the drafts aud money. A clerk
in store close by saw passer-by pick up
something, and the firm have been given his
name and believe that he will return the same
to-day A bill and few dollars in silver were
found in the snow where they were lost. The
firm has telegraphed to stop the payment of
the checks,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

ON the Rock Island road, had n narrow escape
on Tuesday noon from having his head cut off
Ne jumped from his train as it pulled into the
station, bur AS the platform was slippery, he
fell on his back and, doubling up, slid halt
tunutcly his impetus WAS not strong, and he
stopped sliding just az his head reached over
the I'd se Of the platform; but IL VAS 40 slippy
on the walk that though two mcr grabbed for
him, they had to proceed cautiously, and
were unable to reach him until he had stopped
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

Thursday afternoon last, at the parsonage
of the Baptist church, Rev. Fletcher of
flciating, w. II. Ham, chief clerk in We'll &
Teller's, was united in marriage to Miss
GerIie Lecky, daughter Of Mr.. ". X.
Lecky, of this city. Both the young people
are well and favorable known to Ottawa peo-
people. Miss Lecky has a large circle of
friends, and is very amiable young lady
The FREE TRADER congrat:.lstes Mr.. Ham on
mis- good taste in choosing such q life partner
The young couple will make their home with
the groom's parents, in South Ottawa, for the
present.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17
BEFORE InXoice.

During the next 10 DAYS We will offer big
bargains in table linens, both red, white and
uubleached.
Big bargains in towels and crashes.
Biz bargains in remnants CT all kinds.
Big bargains in job lot of dress goods and
silks.
And Wen show you the hsndsomcst and
cheapest assortment OF embroderies ever
offered IN this market
Come In and see at HULL's,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

4 short course of individual instruction
under practical book keeper, Is worth more
than all the busIutss colleges in America, is
the outspoken opinion of business men. Mr.,
Oliver Cornell, an experienced accountant,
has opened An institute in the Opera House
block FOR the purpose Of teaching ladies and
gentlemen in the science. The course lie ADAPT.
ed for any branch of business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

Thursday night last Ottawa Commandery
X. T., No 10, had "a banquet at their rooms in
opera house building Plates were laid for
II, which was the number of persons at the
supper The Clifton House people got up the
feast, which is claimed 10y the members of h
T. No 10 to be the finest ever gotten up by
any caterer in this city. Judge Blanchard
and Christian Suppes, the latter of Worthwhile,
were initiated, taking the degree of the Order
of the Red Cross.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

Mrs. S. N. Fccney has sold out her milhn,
cry goods to two young ladies OF Narcotics
and has moved tn rooms over II j. Gillcn's
store, where she intends to continue IN dress
making in company with Miss Pstchen.
will be pleased to see all my old customers
and will be more able to fully attend TO their
wants in dress making, having but one bust
meas 10 attend to. DO not mistake the place
over II. J. Gillcn's sLOc store. Entrance on
Main street
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

The icc-gorge On the Fox river, recently,
was a picturesque sight TO behold on sunshiny
days. Far up the river from this point could
be seen the huge blocks OF the crystslLed
fluid. piled up In masses and thrown into end
less confusion by the swift current during the
late freshet, and gli,tering il the sunlight like
polished silver 1t was picturesque winter
scene on that river.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

And now another of the editors Of the Men
dota Reporter has been mhrried-Mr. Keisel.
bach. Wlen, a few weeks ago that paper
announced the marriage Of Mr.. Seaman, II
devoted full column To the account, but Mr.
X. had his marriage written up 10 i've lines.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

In connection with our great muslin, under
wear and embroidery sale we will for the next
10 days make prices on corsets never before
heard Of. Dr. Warmers health corset and
Balls health preserving corset at Is cents;
and the regular SOC and 75c corset will now
be offered at % cents.
Also see the bargains in aprons placed on
sale today. SCOTT BRos. " TO,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

Aman named William Anderson, of LaSalle,
came home drunk one night few weeks ago.
water boiled over on him while he slept, and
his abdomen was terribly scalded. He ling
cred in great pain until last Thursday night,
when he died.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

The edict has gone forth from the state
board of health that all pupils attending the
public schools must produce a certificate of
vaccination if they have been vsccinated. II
not, they must be voccinated, and this order
is peremptory and obliges all teachers to see
that il is enforced.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

The annual masquerade ball of the Ottawa
Turnvcrein is announced for Monday evening
February ID. Seekers of the good fun will
make note of this. No public entertainment
of q terpschorean nature is more enjoyable
than this annual masquerade, and this year
the fun and music will be as good IS, If not
better than, ever, Don't forget il.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

On Thur,day evening last Miss Sarah Bur
at her fathers residence, to Mr.. Charles T.
Patten, of Wymore, Ncb., Rev. DR.. Quincy
officiating Miss Burgess had been for some
time past one of the leading teachers in our
public schools, and Is u most estimable lady,
held in the highest esteem by all in this city,
where she has grown up to womanhood. Mr..
and Mrs Pattcn will take with them to their
new home in the west the hcartiest good
wishes Of all.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

A little daughter Of George Weiss, on the
eas, side, The other day got IT, fingers in the
cogs OF a clothes wringer while the mothers
eye was away from It, and had the finger nail
torn of, making painful wound.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17
Some genuine bargains In ladies' cashmere
gloves at Hulls.

Ont at Wedron, last Wednesday afternoon
Messrs. Duffy and johnson gave turkey
shoot. X. II. Poolcr, of Serena, won four by
his skill as II marksmnn; Marion Warren, OF
Harding, 3; Israel Cameron, Wedron, ); w
Hollowcll, Wedron, |; J. l.. Rowe, Wedron
this city, 3, one of which weighed IA pounds
The lsttsr reports having u pleasant time
there.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

The farming community south Of Ottawa
need not feag an immediate falling down of
the Illinois river bridge, seeing that Mr.. Bar.
Der is hauling across it for the new bridge
pier, stone by the four ton and six ton loads!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17
Unblcached Cuttons.

Amt co,tons cheap Twenty yards nice,
clear sAeeting, fun yard wide, FOR 81, This
cotton, 20 years ago, would cost Sl2 for the
same amount.
The great sale OF remnants and all winter
goods continues,
P.S. See the bargains in our shoe depart
ment this week at SCOTT Bros. & Co.'S.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

The streets of the city we're In . very dip
perry condition the fore part Of the week, ~
numbers Of pedestrians were obliged to issvs
The sidewalks and travel on the middle q sAe
streets In parts Of the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

During the month OF february the city Of
Ottawa will issue $4,000 Of city bonds, ma
turing June Goth, 1885, and June 30th, 1887.
These bonds have been authorized by vote
Of The people TO build the new bridge across
the Illinois river. They will be Issued in sums
10 suit purchasers, and will draw current rates
of interest Any person desiring toSnvest in
these bonds should address the undersigned
at Ottawa, Illinois, at once.
DUNCAN McDouoALL,
Chairman Finance COMMITTEES.
Ottawa, n, Jan. 9th, 1885.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-17

Young Scher"r, while driving his team
across the La Sale street bridge last Mondsy
with number OF barrels Of oil In the truck
wagon, met with a little accident The horscA
were not shod, and when about half up he
incline they fell and could go no farther.
They were unhItched, when the wagon m
back aud came near dsshing into the grsis
Office OF II. s. Gilbert at that place.