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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-10
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having be.u made in the paymen,
49, hsS nuharcl sna twenty six and revenly.
a's: one. hIn , ls5so15) which is claimed
mortgage dn!y executed and delivered BY Frank
SoloMb and Mary Colonb, his wife, 10 the Huber
M ns a. ,s company Marion Ohio bear
y recorded in the office Of the register OF deeds,
| II and for the county Of Pcmbina and Territory
81 Dakota. on the fth day Of November, 1883 at
so, ana wherean, by instIumcn; in wfitiny dated
The lsh day of November, 1897, tho Huber anu
laeturing Company. Of Marion, Ohio. sold, con
Go. corporation of Canton, Ohio, ali The
ristt. title, interest GLAZING and demands in nm,
to the note. described in said mortgage the land
10 TO 4. Aulman & Co for a valuable tcrni.on
:" them IN hand paid, which assignment OF mort
sage wa MED for record IN the office Of the reg.
day OF DecsThe', 1857, VI the aquf of four clock
z: IN; OF said duy, aIG was duly recorded in book
NJ" ~ OF MORTGAGES on pages al5 and SIG, and no
asmoi OF proceeding ut law or Otherwise having
oeeh Instituted to recover the debt secured be
said mortgage or any part thereof
now therefore, notice is hereby given, that l,y
virtue OF tho power of sale contained in said
Ease made and provided, the raid mortgage Will
be ioreelosed aud ll.s premises Described in nnd
covered ny said mortgage. viz: Lots number
s lie o sa seS ,as sa n9st p nn%n.r
sSSaorain: TO ne olilcis plat OF said town en- iilc
ana OF record IN the Office Of the register OF deeds
q fembina county, in tembna county. and Ter.
ritoty ofDakota. with the heredtaments and uu-
purtennncee; viii be sold by public auction 10 tic
interest and taxct if amy, oii said premises.
and MY d2i!"rs Attorney fec, as stipulated in
ana ~ sad mortgage IN ease Of foreclosure. and
he di.knrttmah.. Giinwod by lay which Sale viii
DC made b. The sheriff o! Md I'c,nbuu counlv or
me OF ;;is deputies. Al the iron, door Of the couri
hoire, IN si!c r:ty Of icm5na in said county and
erfory' on lie ;'lll day of February, 1885, at
1t any time w,li,in enc year from tho day Of sale
Dated January 9Th, 1855.
W.J. KNEESHAw C.'AULrnAx Hco
Attorney. 1851 Assignee Of Iortp,,.
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Windows.
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1888.
In order to reach q large HuBs-,
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can only be reached through club
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alike, new subscribers will enjoy
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People farther c;.st do not untler.

People farther east do not under.
stand why with greater velocity o.
wind and with y very much greater
depth of snow. they do not lave hliz.
yards. .:lle reason is that snow here
is of adiifercut nature. There, snow
is SOFT, damp. and has II crust; here it
is always graduated like sand or sill.
gar. If water he poured on Il snow
bank. IL temporary crust may be form.
ed. hut a few days of cold weather
breaks the crust into separate crystals,
again. If We had the heavy snowfall
of the eastern states with the blizzard,
we would be buried alive. As it is,
no drifts form except where the force
OF wind is broken hy some object, and
drifts more than six feet deep are
rare. The late blizzard actually left
the roads in better condition for tray.
el than did Il previous snow storm
which was not u blizzard.
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Mortgage SaIe

EFAULThavinsb been made in tile paynleut of
aIthe sum Of four hundred ninety-tfye ANA ak.
" one h'!ntTet}ths .iolia:,, is,,:;.Gl w;,ich IL
CANNED 10 be dte at the dale Of this notice unon
= certain mortgage, duly executed and delivered
ny Joseph Richmond and Isabella NJ. Richmond
70 george Nichols, bearing date the a3rd day of
FEBRUARY. A. D. 1851. and with Il power Of sale
me register 81 deeds in and for the County of
ismbina and Territory Of Dakota, on tho s3tIi
DAY OF February A. D. 1885,, NJ ..i5 O'CLOCK p. X.
IN nook ~ If intrtsages, chi nase552 and in no
ton or proceeding havii;: been irstit d. Mt law
or Otherwise. to recover the d:Lts cured by said
mortgage or any rurt thcrcsf
now, tIG'rtioie, notice is hereby given that NV
Write OF the lnwcf Of sale ecii.a.ncd in saia
mortgage. and pursuant To the statute in su"h
DC t0recisei by ~ sale of the premises Described
;,n:s ir ts.s. 0i stcjioi, So w I.o l
IL township No, Que hundred aud sixty lIis1
north OF range No iilty-thrce (3) west, contain.
ing low acfes OF land mere or less, In Iembiua
county, ana terrtry OF Dakota. with the hered ta.
ments anu appustcilanccs. VIII CHI sale will ha
made by the silerit OF sud pcmbina cer W.. u at
the front door Of the court house in iln ~, az az
rembina, ~ said count, and territory IN no
2ath day Of March, A. y. ISIS ri II ,,,ic, ~ u'e
81 that day ut pulitc AUCTION 10 the hi,.,st II T.,
der FOR cash. 10 pay raid debt and imt r..t oni
the taxes. If any on said premises. .il s.S.ntx
NV doiiafs (Si3.) attorneys fees. us ttipuued In
ana by sud mortgage In case Of foreclosure. md
sne oisDlrsetnehts allowed hy law; subject 10
redemption at any time within tine wear from NJ
natsi February 9th, a. b, lSSs,
y. NJ. HOPKINS, CEorcr v,,uo,s
Attorney. s..ss u A' Mo HraSas'
Grand Forks, Dakota
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Mortgage Sale.

DEFAULT having been made In the raymen,
1/of the sum Of two hundred ninety
nine dollars (S!9) which is claimed u he due a,
the date OF this notice upon q certain mortgage
duiy executed and delivered by Peder Peterson
;nS H".. neasrson his wife, to s. A. Ellis bear
POWER of sale therein contaieS dniy re.orde,1
IN ING oce OF the register of deeds In aud for The
county Of Pcmbina and Territory Of Dakota. nj,
the :tth day OF May, a. b. 1855, at $50 A, ", In
.ooA Of mortgages. ON page us: aud In the fur.
she. sum OF Stats, pal lby said MORTGAGE for tux.
e. ul'oh the land conveyed by said mortgage, and
nov claiined " be due thereon and no action ~
proceeding having baen instituted III law or other.
Vase. to recover tie Geht toured by suil mort.
ea!.c, or any part thereof.
NOW therefore, notice il hereby given. that l,y
Write OF tie power of sHle contained in saitl
mortgage, anu pursuant 10 tile statute in such
case made aDi provided. the said mortgage will
he ioreclosed bya sale Of the premises de.
scribci In and conveyed by said mortgage, viz:
The southeast quarter, (s.E.,.) oi section No.
~ enty.iive 80 In township No. one hundred
h!ty'nlLc il!0 north Of ia;,.c NJ. iity-siX t,il
wet. Continuing liI acres oi land. more or l...s,
in fembna county AMI I. rriIory OF Dakota,
WIN inc hercditamenls and appurtenauccs;
which s',lc will be male by .lic sheriff Of ."',i
hau.e, In tile City Of I'embina In said county aud
territory un the 18th DAY OF March. a. ID. isc;i.
at II O'Clock a. NJ, of that day, ut public auction,
to The highest bidder far cns!I to ray sa;d debt
and interest and the taxes If any on suid prem
ises. and my do,lary attorneys fees as stipuat-
ana the disbursements allowed by law; subject
70 redemption ~ any time within Olls year from
Iiis day Of sale. rs provided by law
naEu February 9th. a. d. 1879,
y. NJ. HOPKINS, Attorney. S.A. EIIIs
29.G Grand Forks, ID. T. Mo,t.raree
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1855.
THEcoM1Na B ATTLE.

1t will not he long before we will be
in the midst of another great strus.
gle for national party supremacy.
Who will bottle victorious party re.
mains to be seen. At this date prophe.
sizes are dubious Oh either side. On
the one hand. the democratic party,
led by Cleveland, who. considering
politics has made an average presi.
dent, with their party organization
differed with the great army of FEEDER.
al officials, with the solid south at their
back. and with the prestige of past
victory, make an organization whose
strength isnotto be despised. But al.
most every clement of their strength
has germs of weakness. Their pres.
ent p.wer brings heavy responsible.
ty. 10 gain their victory three years
ago, certain representations were
made: promises as to civil service,
promises rs to tariff. promises ~ to
reforms. and yet mt one OF these has
been made good: tariff laws, civil Ser.
vice laws remain the same, tho sur.
plus keeps OH increasing. and the SIS
cent silver dollars keep piling w i'll
the treasury vaults. Meantime the
colored voter of the south is rot Il
voter, the cold shuulde' is turned to
the old ldier, Dakota is still IL terri.
tory. and not one single act of lcgsla.
ton can be pointed out to show where.
in the democrats better deserve the
suffrages of The people than the rcpub.
licans who were before them. True
they have been buSy-bnsy counting
the money to find 10 less from the
outgoing republican officials, busy
turning the republicans out and fight.
ing each other for the sluis, busy en-
planning to the mugw;inp> what civil
service rules mean when interpreted
by democratic dictionaries.
The republicans, i'll The meantime
!avc been Gu The defensive and have
tl.c strength uf their entertainments.
There will be 10 mora Inng~unrs in
this campaign; the battle flag error of
Cleveland ana his rcMsi, T,:tues have
n, Helped tie cause OF democracy
,innug those ancient "ciirstuuts" tl,.t
Wear the Grand Army star. and they
40 all Old enough T." vote; the free
trade hEiltt!i q! Tie president will
lose democracy votes in'iut!ltin states
in the east anil will slin but few in
the strong republican, states uf the
west; til. wn.kMl"n of Illinois and In.
diana were cl use observers uf the The.
lol'e.Carlisic contest. jus. across the ri
YER. and will likely remember the sam
mary manner in which Il d"n,ncr#ti il
House treated their candidate. These
are but few of the mistakes wliici
have been made by the party in pow.
Ell for three years past. and FOR wl,icl
they are responsible. They have OH
ly short time longer Ia iu some
thing to redeem themselves. So fal
in this congress. their o,,ly acts have
been to put weapons in the hands of
their opponents. ~ few m"rc sucl.
breaks and Il republican victory next
fall is assured.
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Winnipeg and ontlyin, stations are
fill Of wheat, which tile c. p. Il. can.
not haul away. A committee of Win.
nipeg merchants report that after in
investigation, almost every station is
found to have an 'vs4plrs OF wheat.
causing u reduction in prices, n, mar.
ket and u general decentralization f
trade-except at two paints, Gret u
and Emerson; Us tl,'se are the only
tw p in's where wheat can be- ship
ped over any other road than the G. p.
X. these exceptions seem significant.
Last week wheat was 81 cents at En-.
rrson and 50 cents dt Pembina, and
there was or has b II no competition,
on tho Local market, as claimed by
,omelanit la a 'ers. The remedy
by the Ottawa g"ve nlnent
is t give up disa ance in lS9l-and
his is DISAPPOINTMENT would be su.
,erfluous.
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superiutendent Dyes Letter


Superintendent Jackson hands us the
following letter Will. the request that any
person knowing any thing Of any casual
tics. suffering or instances of heroic con-
duct, ETC., ~ mentioned, would immedi-
ately notify him OF .ii6lacts that lle may
report them to the board Of education.
MILLErTE, DAKOTA, JAN. 31st, 1883.
z. i. Jackson, Go. Supt. Pcmbinn Coun-
ty, Dakota.
DHARSlR: Somany exaggerated reports
are in circulation concerning the loss of
life in tie blizzar,: OF the 18th inst. that
we have thought it best to collect aceu-
rate information from the various coum-
ties Of the territory concerning the effects
81 :i,.- .-:e-..., W. :!..ire esi,etsHuy ill
facts regarding the suffering or loss of
teachers and pupils. We therefore soil
cit your cooperation in the work and
ask you to send us promptly the whole
number Of persons who persisted in your
COUNTY together viii, their naules and
post office addresses. Give us as full
and accurate account rs possible
Of tho teachers aud pupils who
lost their lives with their ages, condir
tions OF their families and all the attend
ing circumstances and conditions. Also
give account of cases ofcxposurc and SUI
fering, and instances Of heroic conduct on
the part of teachers and pupils and also
cases Of neglect and carelessness. Make
your report correct as to its statments OF
facts and also send ns reliable clippings
from newspapers. Make your report to
US as soon us possible that the facte may
be compiled and printed. The pamph-
let will be sent you as soon as issued. If
there are no cases to report in your coun-
ty, please 10 write US to that effect that
we may know when all the reports are
in. Hoping for your cheerful aud need
ed cooperation in this matter, we are
very truly Yours.
EUGENE A. DYE. Ter. Supt.
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Probate Court,

T1aRtrohY or DAKOTA
County OF Pembina.
In tho Inntter OF tue estate Of Alvah p. Webster
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of d. II. Web.
ster praying for Letters Of Administration Of the
esiaio OF Aivah I. Webster, deceased, il 10 order
ed, shat Monday. the twentieth day Of February
A. ID 1855 vi 2o'ciock p. m. Of that day. beng u
day Of special form, 10 wit: or the January
term. A. ID. lHSa OF this Court. at the Court soOli,
thereof, Of the court house in tho city of embjnu,
county OF Pembina, he appointed fer hearing
said petition and that due notice thereof be giv.
en according TO law. T.. 4. Armstrong;,
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EUGENE A. DYE. Ter. Supt.
Gko. A. MCFARLAND, Sec. Ty. BID. Ed.
Eoa's ESn3ximent,

You came. cIord 20 wat, time ex
perrin c:.tin., wf2r yoa i: '':1 $50 in: !an
e. Co!@.':,p,.on c!HH..h :s ...:a IT hrat
ny Z. ~.->:. 70 80, .;2l:-.::;.- :,., .::s !,
;inpos. n"an yol with ao,pe ch.a.. ..!.....
:'.:'. { e. ri. -; ..:"' ;),.i."' il: coy.
1t Il, a.icr, cc"'::.'- CO. j.. =: y. g..
So. -. 'h5 n"nil;; :. n-,.:"r, y. ..
.r:;k;; SOP p'oi::ha ICY ri: ":': 10 ',"e
son:eShiiir.ita 5nc %. g" ;ur, eha s...,.
Don't re deceived. but i,sist rpcn t.oG:iu.
DR.. Kings New Discovery, which is guar
anteed to give relief in all throat, lung
and chest affections. trial bottle free at
Il. l.. Lewis drug store.
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From Abroad.

In private letter from Mr.. A. ".
Stiles, formerly post trader at Fort Penn.
bina, now at Washington, ID. G. he
writes as follows:
! am glad 10 see that there is a pros
pect i'iat Emerson will adjust it's ln,lebt-
edness to such All amount and rate Of in
teicsi, rs will enable it to stand ON lie
feet once more. Now If il could only
get that twenty miles of road re-
bGl!t 10 ii connection Will. the Pembiua
Mountain branch uf the c. z. II. and
Prm'l'a could get the ST. J.. y! 4 NJ. to
build q braic!, hom Bathga:e ~ Eiamil-
ton, it seems to me that the future
greatness oi the: fnu. corners would lie
assured. But they must stop fighting
these two great corporations, and lie
more united Oh ali questions concerning
the common interest. l have always
believed and still believe, that
if their geographical position is properly
taken advantage Of, the "Four Corners"
in few years become the greatest rail-
road center northwest of st. Paul, that is
if they do not continue to antagonize
these two companies. Allow me to sug-
gcst, that you. in your paper and all
other persons interested, ought to do all
in your power, to prevent any treaty be-
ihs made With Canada, which does not
give our railroads as unrestricted connec-
tions withsAlanitoba as their roads enjoy
with our eastern states; and the ques-
ton should be asitated while the present
commission il in session. by suitable
protests from northwestern legislative
and commercial bodier, sent to n!.r scna-
and state department 1.-THE north
\la1nRo make itself heard IN mat
I
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LII reference To the request for III
formation about suffering etc., in the
recent blizzard. we are glad to note
hat reliable information is being col
'rctetl. This will result in several
good things: the truth will he known.
leruism and good Judgment will he
recognized, and last hut not least, PEG.
pie in general and teacher, in particu.
lar, will be taught by the experience
ri others what are the best methods
Of action when oyertakrn by u bliz-
y.,r,1
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1t 10 evident by the choice made in
the selection of a county auditor at the
last meeting Of the county commissioners
that tits useless Of the people to present
petitions, as w. II. Hull's petition had
3OG signatures, j. II. Williamson's 227
and W. II. Matthews only ll2. Tie
ballot was seclct one in spite Of All
amendment afforded TO the contrary. 1t
would have been more manly to have
voted openly. We understand that Sllelp,
Prior, Renaud and Dorval voted to APP
point W. ii. Matthews auditor, and DON
ovan and wi"t.r for j. II. Williamson.
Commissioner john Mcbride was not
present. but lie should have been, G,r
when an important question is brought
before the board it is the imperative
duty of.evcry commissioner to DO pres.
ent. 1t is contemplate to shrink under
any circumstances. We do not wish to
be harsh OH Mr.. McBridc, but will he
explain if he was OF was not afraid to
vote. We can not understand why MIR.
j. II. Williamson, one of the heaviest
tax payers and man ofknown integrity
should Lave been thrown aside as lie
was. 1t is one Of those things that no
man can understand. Now that an au-
!itor has been appointed it is probable
that there will be considerable litigation
over the Office and the county placed at a
heavy expense, as W. IL. Hull considers
tina, he was previously appointed a't'li-
tor and claims the utlicc.-Iany,lon DEM
nurnl
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r. R. " r r


Auc winnipeg gun.
Happening into Attorney. General Mar.
tins office to-day IL reporter, in discussing
the Red River Valley question, asked Mr.,
Martin if the new government would a..
suredly build the road. He replied in
positive terms shat not the slightest up
prehension need be felt OIL that score. a,
the government would build that road
or die in tho attempt.
"But how are you going to get ovel
the legal diiiiculties?"
I'VE are simply going to build the
road.'
GLOW about crossing the dominion
lands?"
1--WE are going 10 cross Them"
"How about the e. T. X. track in your
western extension?"
I'VE are going to cross the e. +. r."
But did not Mr.. Norquay fail in these
tl'ings7"
MIR. Martin laughed slyly and said:
People may talk about Mr.. Norquay
having tried to build the road, but am
himly convinced ss l am of anything
that NorQuay did not try to build the
road. do not think there is any diff.
Guilty ii the people try. The difficulty
was that no genuine effort was made"
"And the money
"Don'' fret about tho money; it will he
forthcoming when wanted"
but your acts will be- disallowsd."
Il suppose 30 but it won't affect us. We
intend to build tho II. Il. W. X. r."
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Peter Barrett. the brother of Tin
Barrett recently found guilty of mmr-
der in Minneapolis, is now on trial,
Pretty nearly the same eviLa
ing adlucetl, and I
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Imperfect digestion and assimilation
produce disordered conditions of the
system which grow and are confirmed
by neglect. DIR. j. ii. McLean's Strength.
enlng Cordial and Blood Purifier, by it's
tonic proprieties, cures indigestion and
gives toue to the stomach. SLIGO per bot
tie. Sold by Il. L. Lewis. 2l.23
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The Park River Gazette has chang.
cd hands; A. II. Smith. the former
proprietor having sold ont tod. T.. II.
Strong, late of .itwatef. MINI.
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-. c.. n. al. @.

- GEa n''tsa ~ oiHG 5,
i, - :. f"a. n.a.s '.,',f'nlire ., g,
prine.-; .,y 10 s"nlc. 'thice = -.
,:nt:.. an, bus 1870. im";T asae, "e.ii,-
len" monthly, The a'!n-. cts q! ;'s.eti
are such as women vic thin ws x;
like to read. both for knowledge nd
pleasure. 1t is published by tic so.
man Publishing Co., N. Y. 1915 u
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MONTANA SHORT LINE.

When travelling every one should con.
slider well the questions Of economy,
comfort, safety and speed. these questions
being ofthe same importance in ajqrneJ
ofan hour q in one Of several daye ride.
An examination ofthe map will q nvinee
anyone that this 10 the most direct route
to and from ill the principal points in
): =: =: =: is &c! $; $:
Dakota and Montana. Our equipment
and time are excellent. Our rates are
the lowest, but this fact 10 something
which speaks for itself. Definite figures
and maps can be obtained by applying to
any Agent Of the Company, or the Gen.
eral Passenger Agent.
Points reached via this Line:
81. CIouD, sAuK CENTRE, FEaous FAiis,
P ArsnvI1i., 81 Mo. is l,r aS.o .an
BRncKENRIDaE,M MINK; WA1KRTow1, ANA.
DEN, ELLxNDAL., WAnrEroN, FA1oo,
GRAND FORKS, GRAFTON, DEvI1s Lax.
BorrINEAu AND BuFoRD, DAKorA; GLAs.
COW, DAVIS (FF. BK1xNAr), AsslxN1Bou1,
Fl. BENTON, GREAT FALLS, HELNA AND
BUTTE, MONTANA; WINNIPEG, MAxHo1A,
AID ALL PAaJIo CoAsT PorN1,
Parties seeking farmsor business loca.
lions will find unusual opportunities for
both on this limo In Northern Dakota and
Montana, also In Minnesota whore the
Company. has for sale Of low prices and
on &vo.ablc terms !, ZOO. 900 acres Of 81.
G g.! ,s.a farming min E.:iin9 and beI lsnda
J. BooxwAIrn, G. H. wAnxx, 1
Land Ceanisieosr. 0sA'l Pao. Az
81. PAUL, NlNN,
A1dAuxI, WIS. A1zxAxpA
0ss'l xasaeR. 0nITta0s isss
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For lame back. side or cheat, use :;hi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents. For
sale by K. l.. Lewis. 9-ly
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-10
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~ February 9th, 1ssS.
Notice 10 hereby giSH', tina: tile following nam.
cd settler has flied notice Of hs intention 10 make
nns % ~ snpPo,s. q ~, cain; and nt aid
sence Henry d. Borden, The clerk Of tho district
court, IT pembins, Dakota. on March Goth, 1888,
viz: Abraham Shannon, for tho W If, ~ Or, and
. hf sw Or, sec ~, twp l6l, n r 81 W.
lie nance the following Witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land. viz: Joserh Reopeile. John W. Will
son, ". J. Harper, George Bailamy, all Of J"lellc
Dakota.
1884 DC. TIFFANY, Register.