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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-05-15

ID. w. Sanborn, secretary OF the Missouri
board of agriculture, makes the following report
upon the condition OF wheat in that state: The
returns from all the counties in the state except
one give the outlook for wheat much more dis
couraging than shown by NY last report. It
appears, from the remarks of correspondents,
that winter killing was much more general than
anticipated. Fields of wheat that vera sup
posed have some vitality left vi der cold skies
and hot weather, have been entirely ruined
With present prospect Of condition at 81 per
cent and acreage 81 per cent. of last years crop,
we have an outlook for yield of 6 "a bushels
per acre, or total yield for the state of IL 7S5,
450 bushels. estimate that 81 per cent. of the
winter wheat acreage was plowed mp.
Col Fahnestock, special agent of the In-
terror department, in company with II A Bones,
county clerk of Day, have been investigating the
coal regions of Day ard report that the drills
bring up species of coal thought to resemble
that of Pittsbug from such tests as can be
made. They however do rot regard the quality
as fully determined. Tie drill, in tho two plac-
es tried, strikes three or four feet OF rock and
over seven feet of coal The people thee do
not like to talk much about it, as they have yet
no title to their lands. Nearly every we'll dug
in the vicinity OF the hills in the north part of
the county strikes Ignite, and if the better coal
thought to exist lower down proves such as be-
lieved it will be sufficient to supply al Of Da-
kota and be great thing for the territory.
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Items from Armadale.

EDITOR Sun: - Being in clos proximity to
yourtown and naturally tributary to Warner
in a business point of view, we thought we
would pen few lines to the SUN, to inform its
readers of our progress and prospects and chron-
icle few items from this part of Spnk cou4ty.
Our farmers have completed their seeding ex-
cept some oats, barley and flax, and the acreage
sown to wheat this year,ls larger than ever be-
foro. Most of the wheat is up aud looks very
nicely, though the hard frosts during the past
week will undoubtedly somewhat retard the
growth of all grain already sown. The barley
that is up may be destroyed, and some are talk
ing of re-sowing their barley fields. We are
inclined to think that nine-tenths of al kinds of
grain will come forward again after few days
of warm weather.
Tne water in the river and slou CHS is very low,
much lower than common at this season OF the
year. and from present appearances we are not
to have high water this year. unless, possibly, a
"June rise"
Fish and fowl are abundant in our vicinity
aud our local aportsmen are enjoying themtelves
hugely, and at the saae time satisfying the APP
petites of chr epicures.
The two schools in this town are both in ,ses-
sion, being taught by lady teachers and number
ing fifteen pupils each.
The mail route by this Office viii be changed
after July lst the terminal points then being
Melette and Groton, leaving Warner out of our
direct communica ion as at present existing
A party and ball took pace at III Dayton's,
across the line IN Brown county, last Friday
evening, which, we believe, was an enjoyable oc-
casion and a complete success.
Mr.. ]. d. Floyd, at present residing at War
ner, owns farm near here, which he win i'm
prove this season and also build residence
here. Mr.. r is we'll known mere and viii be
welcomed as a permanent settler.
Mr.. j. X. Chaudler, Of Rondell, now in the
employ OF j. b. Churchill, was at Aberdeen
last week, and by his hand, through the court
esy Of the editor, we received two copies Of the
WARNER WEEKLY SUN. Thanks for the same
Mr.. Robert Mccaughey set out fires some
time since and burned a neighbor's self-binder.
Mr.. Geo. Bakers youngest child died a week
ago from the dreaiod disease whooping cough.
Pardon breyity, Mr.. Editor, in this our first
letter, and we will try and do better in the fu-
ture.
May 10, 1885. LORENZO.
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Mortgagc saie.

hereas Jacob Buzard and Rosella Buzard, his
wifi of Brown County, Dakota, did execute and de-
live to G.. W. Abeli trustee, their certain indenture
Of prtgage dated the first day of September, "A. d.
1881 and recorded in the office of the recorder Of
deds Of said Brown Count y, the goth day OF Sep
steRer Al ID. 1883, at IL O'Clock noon, in bookl OF
molgagcs, on pages 4r7 and 4I6, upon the nor-h
wei quarter Of Section twenty-thiee (23) Town I26,
Rage oI, west 9Th p. Nj, 10 Brown County, ID. 1 :,
to seure payment of an Indebtedness of $5a.5o due
froh said Jacob Buzard to James Il. RUSSELL which
saiindebtedness is evidenced by five several prom
issty notes each for the of SIo5o said notes be
inexecuted and delivered by said Jacob Buzard 70
sal James b. Russell, all of said notes bearing date
Setember Ist 1883, and due respectively September
telber 1857 September ,I888 and bearing interest
atcn per cent per annum after maturity.
Whereas was provided in said mortgage that II
I'll said Jacob Buzard should fail 10 pay any OF the
sal notes within ten days after maturity, Thereon
tim the whole Of said remaining debt should at the
oton of said /. b, Russell or his assigns, become
tlireby Immediately due and payable and 1t should
bIlawfu for said q. w. Abe TO forecose said mort
ge and to sell andconvey the sald premises at pub
Il auction in the manner provided by law for mort
sge sales, and
Whereas said Jacob Buzard has failed to pay the
ibte maturing September L. 1884 for more than ten
dys after maturity and the said j. B Russell has de-
dared the whole Of said Indebtedness and interest
Immediately due and payable, whereby the amount
said Indebtedness now payable and claimed to be
he is fifty three dollars principal and interest Also
o for fees for foreclosing said mortgage
md
! Whereas no suit at law has been commenced to
ollect said debit public notice is hereby given that
" virtue Of the power of sale contained n sad
mortgage and In pursuance OF the statute IN such case
made and provided, will sell the above described
premises at public auctionin front Of the U s. Land
Dfsicc, at Aberdeen, Brown County. D. y I, on the
Eleventh day Of June, A. p. 1885, at ten eook m
the forenoon. to the highest and best bidder, and
shall apply the proceeds Of said sale in payment OF
the said mortgage debt and the costs Of foreclosure OF
said mortgage.
Dated April 20, 1855,
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NOtice Of Mortgage ForecIosare Sale.

Whereas default has been made In the eondf.
Mons Ol certain mortgage, executed and de-
liyered by Thomas B Wells and Emma Jane
Wells, hls wife oe the county of Brown and ter
ritory Of Dakota, mortgagors, to Il. Sanford, of
MOTIFS, Illinois, mortgages, which mortgage
bears date the fourth day of april, A. ID. 1854.
and was recorded In the Office Of the reuisteS ~
deeds, OF Brown county, Dakota territesy. On
the seyeath day OF April, Al. ID. 1884. at s
O'Clock a. m. :, in book o, of mortgage deeds. on
pages 346 and 3i7 and which mortgage wse as
signed by said Il. Sanford in consideration OF
one hundred and sixty (Si60.00) dollars %
Isaac Hoges together with the money due and to
become due thereon, which ass gnment was
dated the twelfth day Of April, A. ID. 1884. and
is recorded in the Office of the register Of deeds
OF said Brown county, on the twelfth day of
march, A. ID. 1855, at eight o'clock a. M, ID
pook u, OF mortgages, on page 373. Whereas
there is claimed to be due and is due at the date
of this notice two hundned and seyenty-six ana
1z-luO tSzf6.72) dollars upon said mortgage,
anu whereas no action or proceedings have
peen instituted at law or otherwise for the re.
coyery OF said debt or any part thereof:
NOW, therefore, notice is hereby given that
under and by virtue OF the power ef sale ii, said
mortgage contained and of the code ia such case
made and provided, the real estate and premises
mentioned In said mortgage which are situated
IN tne county OF Brown and territory OF Dakota.
snu descnDed a. follows, to-wit: The north-
east quarter ineI Of section eight (sec 8 i,
township one hundred an / twenty-two (tp. l22)
NORTH y range sixty four tsarlge 81 wstr OF
fifth princpal meridian (w. tia r. M J, viii with
all the appuItenances and impr r5vements there
unto belonging, be sold by the sheriff of said
county Of Bronn, at public vendue 10 the high
est bidder for cash. At the front door of tho post
oiiice ~ the city OF Aberdeen, in said county.
at ten o'clock and so minutes fl0s3O am. ia
f4Hnxs 41.-.ex 1. =. 4
June, A. d. SS5, to satisfy the amount which
siis.ii then De due on said mortgages debt, TO-
gethsr with the attorneys fec ef nifty $5J .0O1s
dollars which is stipulated in said mortgage to
DC paid IA case Of foreclosure thereof, and ali
costs and expenses OF sale.
Dated this tweaty-ninth day OF April, Al. ID.
1885. ISAAC TIGGFi
~ ~. SANFORD. Assignee.
First notice Of publication appeared IL the
WARNER WEEKLY Sun, a paper published at
Warner, Dakot', on the lst day Of May, 1885.
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Naming Brown County.

The following from the Yankton Press & Da-
.kotian reviyes scrap Of legislative history re-
garding the formation and naming of Brown
county. ''Itappears that the voters of Brown
county were not in favor Of reducing tho grea OF
their county, which contains about ! 700 square
miles. Brown county was created in its pres
ent form and dimensions by the legislature of
fought measure which gave 10 its author the
name Of consolidated Brown 1t WAS q bill
changing tie geography Of the entire Jim river
siole from Division county 10 the forty-sixth
parallel, w.piug out old counties, changing the
bout daries OF new ones and completly revoIu-
tionizing the map Of that section OF Dakota.
What the object Of the sweeping change was no
body could find out and it was opposition gem
eral principles. When Mr. Brown had oom-
pleted his diagram of the proposed changes there
was one large division on the northern border
which bore no name. He was aoked the reason
for so important AT omission aud his reply
was that he could not decide upon name for
that particular division. His modesty was so
apparent that some ono standing by sngzested
sslsr- wn'' and BY general consent Brown II be-
came, though II was close call. The author of
the bill was asked why he made this particular
ccunty aud eome others 90 large. His reply
was that il made no difference --that part og the
the territory would nsves bs populated This
was the cpmanon belief ID those days aud it
was throu. h this belief that 50 many over
grown counties were created
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Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure sale,

Whereas default has been made in the condi-
tioms of certain mortgage, executed and desiy-
cred by Robert f.. Kirk and Amanda Nv. kirk his
wife, OF the county of Brown and territory of
Dakota, mortgagors, to II. Sanford. OF Morris.
Illinois, mortgage, which mortgage bears Csats5
March, 1854, was acknowledged March 26th. Al
ID. 1854, and was recorded in the Office OF tha
register of deeds Of Brown county. Dakota
territory, on the 9th day OF March, A. ID. 1884,
at O'clock a. m in book Il, of mortgage deeds,
on pages S74 and 976; and upon which said mort
gage there is claimed to be due as a balance and
is due as such balance at the date Of this notica
seyenty-two and S3-10O dollars (S72.S91, and
whereas no action or proceedings have been
Instituted at law or otherwise for the reeovsrVs
Of said debt or any part thereof:
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given thai
under and by virtue of the power OF sale iu
said mortgage contained aud OF the code ing gssch
case made and provided, the real estate ana
premises mentioned in said mortgage which ana
situated IN the county OF Brown and territory 81
akota and described as follows. to-wit. The
northwest 4uar,er tnwA of section nine sec
" IN township one hundred and twentv-three
tip. l23) north, in range sixty three Grange esl
west of the fifth principal meridianfw. 9Th p nj
viii with al she appurtenanoes and in,;srove-
ments theIeunto belonging, be sold by To ehar-
IN OF sald Brown county, at public yendue to
the highest bidder for cash, at the front door az
the post-sfhse, in the city Of Aberdeen. Ia said
Brown county, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon
on Monday, the fifteenth day OF June. Al ID
St5, to satisfy the ba.ssees Of the amount which
shall be then duo on said mortgage debt. 10
getner with the attorneys Zee of fifty 1850 .Odl
dollars, which is stipulated IN said mortgage to
oe paid IN case Of foreclosure thereof, aud all
costs and expenses of sale.
Dated this twenty ninth day of April. Al ID
1000, d. SANFORD,
r. = sAsFphD, Mortgagee.
First notice Of publication appeared in the
WARNEa WEEKLY Sun, newspaper published
at Warner, Deketa, on the LIST day Of May, a.
ID. 1885
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-05-15

whe,cas Dean b. Edwards and Zelpha Ed
wards his wife, Of Brown County, Dak.. did execute
and deliver 70 W Abe trustee ihelr CERTAIN ran
AL d 1884 and recordedin the office Of the recorder
of deeds Of said Brown county, on the aSth day OF
J,,lv AL ID. 1889, at ten clock in the forenoonf IN
book i of mortgages, on page I3s, upon the north
east auar,erof section twenty-seven (a7) township
one hundred and twenty-seyen GI27) range sftyS
four (64) west Of the 5th 2 M in Brown county p
IT,, secure payment q an lndeDteonesS O s5z 5o
which said indebtedness evidenced by ilve several
proissorv notes each for the sum Of ten dollars and
fv cents Sro so) said notes being executed and de-
iivercd by said Dean b. Edwards TO said james B
RusseH all II said notes bearing date July I'd, 1852
and due respectively, JulyI, 1884, July n 1855 july
I. 1856, July Il 1887. and July I,,Sss, and bearing
interest at ten per cent per annum ater maturity e
he said Dean b Edwards should fail 10 pay any Of
the said notes within ten days after maturity thereof
then The whole Of said remaining debt should at the
option Of said ~ Russell or ms ass.ghs, osoohS %
be lawful for the said o. w Abel 70 foreclose saia
mortgage and TO sell and convey the sad premises
At public auction the manner provided BY law ior
mortgage sales, and
Whereas said Dean b. Edwards has failedto pay
the note maturing July 4, 1884, for more than ten
iavs after maturity and the said u " kusseii mas de-
carcd the whole Of said Indebtedness ana interest
of said Indebtedness payable and claimed 70 be
die Is fifty three dollars and twenty-five cents ts3ss
principal and interest, Also tenSollars attorneys
lees for foreglosing said mortgage, 5nd
Whereas 10 suit at law has been commenced 70
nlleot said debit public notice IS hereby given that
81 virtue Of the power Of sale contaird IN SAID mort
gage and in pursuance Of the statute y sSn case ae
- rbj;c auction in front Of the VI 8. Land Office
AZ Aberdeen, Brown County, OAK, on the eleventh
ay Of June A. ID Iss5 atten ociock ~ the forenoon
~ he highest and best bidder and shall apply the
seds or said sale in payment Of the said mortgage
r. i, and the cost Of foreclosure Of said mortgage
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-FoE SALE frame dwelling house east Of
danx+ 80. ------ ~


--Fos SALE. Frame dwelling house east OF
depot 70, A. SWANSON.
= Pure Plymouth Hook eggs NJ sale ct 81 per
setting. =. d. FLOYD, Warner.
Insure against hail ia the old reliable Con
tinental, ofsNew York, with Green. Macleod & Co
After selling numberless preparations, NO
are convinced that BE0Gs' TROPICAL. ON is nm
equaled. For pain, cuts, bruises, rheumatisn,
frost bites, chilblaine, ETC., it is warranted
Bidtuess y Huseby, Warner; Humphrey Brog,
Rondell.
WARNER MARKETS Wheat, No. +. CSC; fiour
per cwt, 81 so feed per cwt.. 81 30 salt pork
per D, I0c hams per ID, i5c lard per 10, lie;
butter per lib, lHc; cheese per ib, 16c; eggs per
doz, I9e, coal per ton, s7.o0 to IS.
We do not know Of any medicine than sse
gained an equal popularity, in such short time,
for the instant relief OF coughs and soreness In
the lungs as HEoas Henry CouaH svnup 1t
Is mid and pleasant to take and vili not injurs
the most delicate infant. Sample bottles free &C
Bidtness q Huseby's, Warner, and Humphrey
Bros, Ropdell.
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE !
ABERDEEN, DAKOTA.

-
The United States Of In the matter Of holding
America for cancellation upor
special agent, report G
vs., T. No. 1918 for the WI
swA 10 and VII nwlt d
Section go, Township II:
Alfred NJ. Popplestone.J Range 6s
10 Alfred M. Popplestone who did OF, the 18th day
OF February, AID. 1883, make C. r. No. 1913 foI
the VIZ swH 10 and W. nwA Of Section No. go
township No. 1913 North Of Range No. 65 West o.
lhe 5th +. Nj and his heirs, executors, administsa-
tors and assigns and each and every other person in
erested in the title the above described Land No
tlee is hereby given that the Honorable Commis-
sioner Of the General Land Office, by his letter
dated May A. ID. 1884, addressed TO this Office, has
suspended action on the above described Cash Entry
subject 70 final determination upon the hearing
hereln fixed. The special agent reported that he
naa n made personal examination of said tract and
found that Alfred M Popprstone had not resided on
she land as claimed BY him and thar the proof upon
fraudulent
Now, therefore. the said Alfred NJ Popplestcne,
VINO made said C. Il. No. rol8 and all parties inter-
eted IN the title TO said Land hereby summoned
20 appear at this Office on the 18th day Of june AID
ices, ata o'clock p. NJ. to respond and furnish &c IL
laony concerning said final proof la default Of an
appearance at ssd hearing said entry will be finally
saneeied. c. MCCOY, Register.
b. J. HUTCHINSON Receiver.
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continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz George Burgitt, Rodolphus Burgitt, of
Aberdeen, ID. T., and Robert Love and James
&. i. MccoY, Register.
Land Office at Aberdeen, Oak, May 4, 1885.
Notice is hereby gwen that the following named
settler has filed notice of Sis intention to make final
proofn support of his claim and that said proof will
be made before the register receiver of the U. s.
land office, at Aberdeen, on June To- 1885, viz
AMBROSE ]. ALLEN.
for the nK nwA and M neA Sec go, town I2I
range 62. He names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land viz; George Burgitt, Rodolphus Bur
gilt, Of Aberdeen. OAK, and Robert Love, and
James Humphrey of Rondel, Oak.
c. Il, Mccoy, Register
Land Office at Aberdeen, Oak. May A. 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
setter has filed notice Of his intention to make final
prooln support of his claim and that said proof will
De male before the register or receiver of the U. s..
land otce, at Aberdeen, Oak. June Is 1885, viz:
STEPHEN RAwDoN
lor the nv4 sec. 81, town I2I, range GO. He names
inc ioilowag witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
dence uponand cultivation Of said land, viz: Charles
A. BY, Shen Agen, Carl Larson, and Alexander
Smith, all ofScaaerwood d T;
Thos. Sterling, Atty,
: Land ofice at Aberdeen, Oak, April6 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled nolce of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim and that said proof will
be made before the register receiver of the u s.
land oiice at Aberdeen, Dak.o June 4, 1885, viz:
JoHK w GATES,
n 3I6s, Watertown series, for the Il of sec "a,
town I2an, range o. W Of 5th p m, He names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said land, viz; Charles
K. Ballard, Joseph l.. Hansen, Henry Schnorr and
Lester e Turner, all ofWarner, OAK
CT. MCCOY, Register.
Rllph L. Brown, Atty.
| Land Office at Aberdeen, d. t., May 4, 1885.
Nptee IS hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention make final
prof in support OF his claim and that said proofwll
be hade before the register receiver of the U. s.
lani Office, at Aberdeen ID i. june 90 1885, viz:
CHRISTIAN ]. PETERSON,
p. ,. S. No. 37, for the ne1 sec. 20 twp I2I range
60. He names the following witnesses TO prove his
| ninuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
| lant VIZ Steen Hagen, Alec Smith, Ashle Hege-
1 len hnc Carl Larson, all of Scatterwood, ID. T..
| c. I. Mccoy, Register.
Najcr F. Howe, Atty.
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Contest Notice

U S.land office, Aberdeen, OAK, April az, 1885,
Cmplaint having been entered at.this Office by
CHRISTIAN H. ERICKSON against JoHN ELLIoTT for
abaldoning his Homstead Entry No. IS4?, dated
rang g, in Brown County, Dak., withsa view to
the Rncellation of said entry the said parties are
herSy summoned to appear at this Office on the 9Th
davlf June, 1885, ato o'clock am, TO respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandon
meH C.T.McCoY, Registe-.S
b. +. HUTCHINSON, Receiver.
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ss2n.OslO.

have that smonnt virtually on hand. to loan
TO ACTUAL FARMERS. Those who desire q
LARGER LOAN than they now have, also those
proving up, can be accommodated. For this
class OF loans I make special rates. On raw
claims, to parties proving up, furnish money
as cheap as amy one. Give me call.
%IoHN AcKLEY.
Office west side of Main street, near y. s. Land
Office, Aberdeen, Oak.
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G. j c. MACLEOD, EDITOR AND pUBRR,
CanceIIation Notices.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, }
ABERDEEN, OAK.

! 4
Peter Bertrang. 1913, Range 6s.
To Peter Bertrang who did on the 10th day Of Nav,
A. j.. 1889, make c. T.. No. a377for the southwest
Range No, 63 west fthe 9Th p. NJ, and his heirs
executors, administrators and assigns and each and
every other person interested in the title to the
above described land
Notice is hereby given that the Honorable Com
missioner of the General Land Office, by his letter
P, dated February IA, 1884, and June IA 1894 adj
dressed to this Office, has suspended action on the
aboye described Cash Entry, subject to final de-
termination upon the hearing herein fixed. H
The special agent reported that he had made a
personal examination of said tract and found that
not over FIVE acres had been broken in 1881 Guilt
rated 20 oats in 1889. This was all the cultivation
done. There was small board shanty 1ox12 feet
without a'covering now, bur which had been covered
with boards the previous year The shanty had no
dOor at any time From Its general appearance the
agent states that it could never have been used as
residence during inclement weather. In the bed OF
whatwas \ creek, was found hole two and a hall
feet deep and eighteen inches IN diameter, called a
well, but which did not contain any water The
agent transmits number Of afdavits ofparties re-
siding in the vicinisy of the land showing that Ber-
trang was never seen the land and il he had been
there they would have known it.
Now therefore, the said Peter Bertrang who made
said G. f. No. 1877 and all parties interested in the
this office on the 18th day Of June, A. d. 1885, at
O'Clock m, TO respond and furnish testimony con.
Cernlng said alleged failure to comply with the law
IN the matter of residence and improvements or
said tract of land. In default of an appearance a
said hearing said entry will be finally cancelled.
... CT Mccoy, Register.
b. E. HUTCHINSON, Receiver.
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6a. She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz; George Burgit, Rodolphus Burgiu, of !
Aberdeen, ID. T., and Robert Love and James |
Humphrey, Of Rondell d. +.