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belt eiueu Ianseu SOrtrag, in peIfem er Die
BeibehaItung ees gegeniDGrtiaen Gtleaeris
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GtabIiubnftrie bes 2anoeS nuf hsmerHeHs'
perthe gSeie geIGrbeIt. pr. Geo. 3Obp aus
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unb SOtIeH un0 uerLaS etne lauge Seuti@rift
gteu,G GualGnber @ieniubufrieler 3u 9uHfen
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nirten Al @uufteu Der Saouf1rie Bsfs Beuns
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tiou," erflGrte, bas SaEptbin6erniB ge9en bic
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beRehe in ben fi6ermd5tg gobeu Sru9tr0ten
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peroe bae Suterefe Der 6abrttGHten am Be
fen bur1 bic SeibebaItuus etnes 9lsi9mdBt'
gen 3pIles nuf &obmatertGl sefOrOert.
Or. Gbos. s.. Raper, Brditoeut Der ,Gous
IoIiOateb @oaIs&orp. bon NtarplauO," uers
las cine abbGnbIuua geseu iebe SsrdHOeruug
In ben nnIrtigeu 3oIlrateu auf 9obIeu.
guBsrben trnseu nod .. s. gtOore aus Dit
1fgan, S. s. 9omintes aus Ren'Oort, ..
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beHe aubere Serren 4r9umeute Dor.
Ste GtHwaaOernta.
Radfiebeuber bonn fattfti9eu Bttrsau ber.
TffeutIi6ter 8eriGt gtbt GRsfuuft iiber bic
9abI Der @iunauberer, bic i'm ROoember
nu6 in ben am 80. RoS. 5. S. ber1Ofeueu
II Ionnteu aus cen oeri9tebeueu euro'
! pdiihen 2Gneeru bier aulamen uebft nerglet
Geu6en 3ubIen fir bic eutipre4euSeu PeriO.
ben oes Sabres 1888:
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Ieit funf So5reu. - Srand5 Wourer, mGbns
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8 Nonate, oerftris
den am 80. 9tob., 7l0,633 y273 664, 1924, AT
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Bern, 26. &eBember. - &roB oRs BON
Der Regierung Der Sdpetj erIafeueH 8er.
bots fabren Die Nitglteber 6er 9etlsarmee
beunob tort, bic StraBeu BON @euf burG tbr
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pcrtheI 0oCr Die SOrprlhCIe, IN oeucu b Der SbWgr4
bcFHosi, mro oiOytgl Greittsrng 9eUdAreu.
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Sn Belt Uon Clner bis iUauliq glinuten nab siuer
enmoligen gruHOlidlCH 4niUeUbung pcrfe5ls IS Hies
mats, z III cr5en gu liHouH. @iner,ei, iuie bzfitg
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@rlcIdterIuq,
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-15
Probate Notice.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. I

OF DAN('JA.t
County of Griggs.
In Pr0Dute Court, Special Term. 1889.
In the matte Of the estate of Albert Linsday.
deceased.
Wlcreus, tho petition OF Tcna Hillig has
lately been filed IN this court representing
among other things that Albert Liilsduy, lutc
of the county of Grggs, territory OF Dakota,
died OH or about the I'd day OF July. 1883, at
Grggs county, territory OF Dakota, intestate.
except Il gift to this petitioner of one thou
sand dollars. and petitoning this court that
John II. McDcrmOtt OF CoOpcrstown. Grgxs
county ID. IT,, be appointed us such u,lminis-
trntorfor said estate 1t is therefore ordered,
that said petition be heard before
court II the office Of the probate court.
C0opelstown, Grggs county, D. r.. on the 2d
day of November. "A. ID, 1899, at lOO'clOck Il. m.
And it Is further ordered, that public notice
of the time and place of SAID heuring he given
to the heirs OF said decedent, and all persons
interested, by the publication of this order in
the Griggs Courier, a newspaper published In
CoOperstOwn, In said county of Griggs. fOl.
three consecutive weeks and thut copies Of
this order and notice be addressed to the heirS.
OF said deceased. resident in this territory.
ut their place of residence, and deposited In
the postofficc with the postage thereon pre-
paid by the said petitioner. at least ten days
before the time of said hearing
Dated ut Coopcrstown this l4th day of Ooto-
bcr, \. ID. 1889.
PETER f. NELSON.
lScall Judge of Probate Griggs Co. ID. T.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-15

A great deal of discussion has aris-
en- of late in regard to the office of
Judge of probate. We clip the fol-
lowing sections from the schedule in
the constitution for North Dakota:
Sec. 8. Whenever Ibis constitu-
ton shall go into effect, the books,
records and papers and proceedings
of the probate court in each county,
and all causes and matters of admin
istration and other matters pending
therein, shall pass into the jurisdic-
ton and possession OF the county
court of the same county, ,and the said
county court shall proceed to final
decree Or judgment, order or other
determination in the said several
matters and causes as the said pro-
bate court might have done if this
constitution had not been adopted.
And until the election and qualilica-
ton of the judges of the county courts
provided for in this constitution, the
probate judges shall act as the Judges
ofthe county courts within their re-
spective counties, and the seal of the
probate court in each county shall
be the seal of the county court there
in, until the said court shall have
procured proper seal.
Sec. 9. The terms ''probate court
or 'sprobate judge" whenever occur
ing in the statutes OF the territory
shall, after this constitution goes into
effect, be held to apply to the county
court or county judge.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-15

The St. Paul and Minneapolis pa
per are vieing with each other as to
which can tell the biggest story OF
poverty and starvation in North Da-
kota. They are prone to exaggerate
too much. While we admit that in
several localities CT some counties in
the state the settlers are in great need,
yet it is not general thing as these
papers would lead their readers to
suppose. Ramsey, Nelson and one
or two other counties are certainly
badly fixed, but that does not estab-
lish the fact that the whole of North
Dakota is destitute. 1t does not
look to person up tree that North
Dakota is starving when her farmers
have just raised for sale 100000
bushels of the best wheat in the
world. Gr;ggs county suffered last
year and this heavily by drouth and
is in hard shape in some localities,
but we will guarantee to say that
very few of her citizens will starve
this winter.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-15

NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.-laud Office at
Fargo j. IT, Oct. 9th. Iiss,. Notice is hereby
given that the following named settler has
years proof in support OF his ella i'm and secure
final entry thereof. viz:
Carr Zimmerman,
HE. No 1905 for the q. ncii and e,. SEX
Sec I Tp 14} II, R5s W. aad names TIM.
following as his witnesses. viz: William
all of Dazcy P. o. Barnes county. DIT.
The testimony of claimant and witnesses to
be taken before Hon, Roderi1k Rose. judge OF
before Alexander Mcconnell clerk of said
court at Vaitey City, barnes county. d T., ON
Wednesday,, the 9th day Of November A. d.
1889, at his Office.
MIcHARL f: KATrELLE. Register.
Andrex Johnson agt. iU45
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-15

Walter Muir, of Cass county, was
interviewed at Bismarck Wednesday.
He modestly admitted that he is a
candidate for the u. S. senate, an 4
says that if the farmers are not given
one senator-Mr. Muir, by the way,
is the senator the farmers demand
there will be trouble. He thinks he
is capable-he knows all about irri.
cation and "need take no hearsay on
the question: Mr.. Muir disposed Of
M. N. Johnson's candidacy with the
remark, "He is lawyer, believe"
spencer's hopes were nlpped in the
bud by this shot, "Heis a money
loaner, l believe" and McCumber
was considered SO insignificant that
Walter only "believed" that he was
stillin the field.
MIR. Muir's imagination has evident
ly pictured out the scene when he
takes his seat in the senate. He Sc
renely declares that he will be able to
confront the dignity of the senate
without trembling" He says he will
rattle up the old dry bones of the SEN
he gets there, and adds:
II have not any acquaintance in
Washington, sis boasted by some of
the other candidates, but | know
enough about the senate not TO have
very high regard for some of the men
who are there. know their records,
and may make itinterestlng for some
of them if / get there.-Alert.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-15
CLAUS JACKSON,
Agent for MORTGAGE.
Cha:.tel Mcrtrare Sale.

Deinnlt having been made in the conditions OF
Il chattel mortgage bearing date the 9TH day
Wl ~ July; lsSs. executed and delivered by
Mm. y. Gale as mor:sagor to Green
as mortgagee. and filed i'm the
once OF. the register of deeds of the county
II Grggs, and territory OF Dakota ,on the 10TH
day or July, 1SsS, at $50 O'Clock II. M and
demand OF the performance of said condi-
tions having been duly made of the mortxs-.
snr, which was refusetl.l have taken possession
of tue personal property described therein,
this day. bought of said company, and one OK
spotted white and rcd. 9years old
mor,gage is s55 with % int'rest at = per cent. a
per annum from The 9th day of July. 1888.
and an attorneys fee of $1,000 in
case case OF foreclosure. of which amount
by reason OF default having been made in tho
lated in aud by said I mortgage. g Us S''p''-
Nottceis Is hereby given, that by virtue of tho
power in said chattel mortgage contained,
and in pursuance of the statute In such case
made and provided. and by. order of said
Green Mountain Stock Ranching company.
will sell ut NJ. l.. Mic!,aels & Cos livery
bnrn in nCoopcrstown, n. d.. ON the 23rd day Of
November. 1850 at o'clock D. M, at
pubIlc auction to the highest bidder for cash.
the said personal property. or so much there
or as may he necessary to pay the debt
secured by sad mortgage. and interest ana
sooner redeemed. as provided by law.
Dated ut CoOpcrStown n. D., this 18th day Of
1880
JOHN N. MICHAEI.S,
Agent for Mortgagec
1Ncr jacobson, attorney for mort.agec.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-15
1t is estimated that forty thousand


1t is estimated that forty thousand d
people attended the reception given
by the Pioneer Press at their new
building in St. Paul last Saturday. 1t
was one Of the most brilliant affairs
of the kind ever held in the state.
The COURIER Acknowledges receipt OF
an invitation to be present but unfor-
tunately we were unable to grace the
reception with our presence. We
hope the Pioneer Press will eniov
another forty years ofprosperity in
its magnificent new building.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-15

NOTICE OF FINAL PKoor.-;..na Office
Fargo Dnk Oct 9Th. 1885. Notice is hereby
given that the following named settler has filet
notice OF his intention to make five year final
proof in support of his claim. and that
said proof will be made before Hon: kcgister
and Receivers at Fargo. OAK. on Friday, the
18th day of November. 1882, viz:
william Glass,
for the W nwa and WI. sw1 of Sec. 30 Up. l46
u, OF u 5S W. He names TIN. following wit
ncsscs to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land. viz: Jack n.
Brown. Samuel B. Langford, John II, Mont
gOmery, Joseph Allen, all of Coopcrs-
town, Grg@s county, ID. y.
MlcHAEl. L. BAT1ELLE. Register.
5. g. Pnncy IL Son, u:tys. 304
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-15

\ movement is on foot to place be-
fore the coming session of congress a
memorial praying for government aid
to be used in some system of irriga-
ton for North Dakota. For the past
tour years we have had succession
of dry years with insufficient rainfall
to grow our cereals to such an extent
as to afford our farmers a decent liv-
ing. Naturally this state of affairs
cannot exist much longer, and we
have got to get relief in some way or
other. Irrigation seems to he the
only way to get at the matter. North
Dakota is certainly basin of arte-
sian wells-why would not system
of artesian wells be good means to
irrigate. Congress owes the people
of North Dakota some recognition
and it cannot do better than to 90
down into the national treasury and
help us out on the irrigation ques-
ton. We want something more sub
stantial than weather prophets pre-
dictions that we shall have wet sea-
son next year. In support of our
argument that congress should help
us, we claim the following:
First. That we are 100000 peo-
pie.
Second. That we have paid into
the United States treasury, in the two
Dakotas, upwards Of 90 million dol
lars for our lands. In addition there
to-, that we have put into the improve
of those lands all the money that we
have had left after paying the govern
ment for them, and large amounts
borrowed besides.
Third. We have for successive
years been suffering from deficient
rainfall.
Fourth. Our people see with alarm
the prospective opening of enormous
areas of now arid lands, with artif-
cial conditions provided at govern
ment expense to convert them into
the most productive of any in the
land, and that at time when there
already over production of cereals.
Fifth. When the so-called re-
claimed lands shall be opened for
settlement our farmers will not be
able to move off and settle on them.
as they have already used their rights
under the law. If they could do so,
it wonld be cruel to depopulate one
part of the nation to settle up an
other. The beneficiary would be the
stranger who, landing upon our
shores and merely declaring his in
tention to become citizen, would at
once be able to settle upon the best
farm in the union, provided for him
by large expenditure from the nation
al treasury and at the cost OF ruin to
citizens now establishep on their
farms.
Petitions to congress will be want
ed, and we request that the import
ance of general signature of these pc
titions be impressed upon all citizens.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-15
BOILER EXPLOSION.
EDITOR (urRIER:
Dear Sir:

EDITOR Cu'RIER:
Dear Sir:
Another engine blew up
Monday. Just as Williams Bros. were
ready to start their machine the mud
drum blew off of their engine and 1ladc
quite scattering among the boys for a
short time. No one was hurt excepting
the engineer, Orrie Beeman, and the
fireman, JAY Lyons, who were badly
>caltlcd in getting the fire out of the on
ginc. Orrie says it docs not take the
boys long to get behind straw pile
when there is Il stream of hot water af,
ter them. Cause: Freezing.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-15
TIL E3 C 0 U R IE R
'JRIlSHED EVERY FRIDAY EVENING
TRUBSHAW & THOMPSON,
Publishers.
PERCY r. TRUBSHAw, Editor.
There seems to have been a demo
cratic tidal wave in Iowa and Ohio.

Hon. David Wellman, of Eddy
county, is candidate for the speak
ership of the next house. "Honest
Dave" is one of a multitude of farm:
ers who works his own farm and
works hard, too, and is not farmer
on paper only. The farmers are en-
titled to the speakership and should
have it, and they could not get bet
ter chaopion than that same David
Wellman.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-15

The senators from the new states
will have to draw fots to see who will
get the long or short terms. There
would be more fun in it if the sena-
tors would sit down and play razzle-
dazzle for their terms. The national
game would not work in this in
stance.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-15
officla! DIRECTORY
STATE oFrlCERs.

STATE OFflCERS.
Go.ernor-John Miller.
Ii ut Governor-Alfred Dickey.
Secretary-John Finite.
Audlt,r-john P. Bray.
Treasurer l.. Il Booker.
NJ erlnlendcnl Of Public Instrurtion-W M
M!Icl Ii.
Attorney General-Gco. F. Goodwin
supreme Court Judges-Guy c. ii. Corliss,
Alfred Wallin J. NJ. Bartholomew.
ka! road Commi>s o..rrs--Ilavi,t Bartlett. Geo.
S. M"nlg ,mrry. Y. :. Underh.il.
G. mml>s onrr Of Labcr-il II. IIelsescn
Commissioners of lnsu,:nce-A. l. Carey.
tongressmsn-ll. c. Ha,sbrou.ll
Judge u sr:ct Court. Fifln D,strlct -Roderick
Rose, of Jamestown.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Commissioners z. c. Cooper, chairman, C,
II. Mose!ey, IL. V. Stafford, Nels Hemminsson
Register OF Deeds-Rocf Berg.
S.e.s " E1s.tlyl Conrl-O. b. urinton.
Sherif-M L Michuels
District Attorney--lvcr jacobson.
lress:.e1-Knud Thompson.
Audl1or-P. a. Mcgard.
Surveyo--Martln A. Uelund
Supt. of ScEools--Dr. Il Il. Kerr.
Judge of Probate-Petcr T.. Nelson.
Coroncr-Dr. Kerr.
Commissioners of Insam,y-Pcter E. Nelson
Il. f. Kerr and liver Jacobson.
justices OF Peace-'l Il. Warnu, Coopcrstown,
p:-ul D: Nelson Romness; Aionzo Ellis, Willow
w. "A. Baker. ilannatord; NJ "A Iceland, Galla!in.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-15

With English capital grinding
North Dakota hard wheat, and a
syndicate of English capitalists inter
ested in raising more Of it each year,
the farmers may be sure that the past
low prices of their product will not be
seen again very soon. The days of
the "cinch'' game in controlling the
wheat of North Dakota are num-
bered. The elevator man who makes
more in dockage than in the price is
also on the list.-Alert.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-15

The senatorial horizon looks a
great deal brighter and clearer for
NJ. N. johnson as the time draws
near. MIR. Johnson is a lawyer and a
farmer, and is about as good man
as there is in the field to represent
North Dakota in the national senate.
He does not go around the country
like certain fellow who claims to be
the farmers choice and shoot off his
mouth about ''rattling up the dry
bones Of the U. S. senate, ETC." He
is not that kind Of a man. He is a
dignifed. shrewd, level-headed gen
tleman-a man who could represent
us at Washington to our credit and
satisfaction. We do not want to send
a man to represent us who will get up
and talk tariff three hours at a
stretch. We want to save these kind
of fellows to talk at Fourth of July
celebrations, they always make big
hit, we know from experience. Leg
islators, elect NJ. N. Johnson and
you will make no mistake.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-15

For the first time in two or three
years the democratic rooster has had
a chance to crawl out of his hole and
get off ghastly attempt at crow, all
because Iowa and Ohio have gone
democratic in local election affairs in
an off year. Some roosters will crow
over their own shadows next.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-15
l.: r. Casey, of Jamestown, is
chairman of the irrigation committee
and will be pleased to hear from any
one on this subject.

President Harrison has issued his
proclamation admitting the state of
Washington-the baby state. Four
congressman and eight L. S. senator's
will probably swell the republican
party this winter.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-15
$500 PER ANNUH
chattal Mortgage Sale.

ne'ault having been made in the conditions
cna'tei mortgage bearing date m. 1.,h
"a - o. March lS executed ami delivered nv
y " d, N''omt OF R'mn'Ss r. o., Griggs county.
w. ~. rs m"rigagor. to f.. /: Hi,nie
- .n"n'saSee a,d' flied in the Office OF the
'.rN nl pnko'l, on the Nd das of March 1885
~ -" "'sinc> m. an,t t;elnlrd Of the ,,ar
for'nancs OF 81 d conttiions hnvino i,aan .stni,.
'''t'i. % o' 'ie moriGngar. which was refused nv
'"t 'nS lie pay the same.
have taken poss SON of the the said
pvfsohN' PROPERTY described therein to.wit.
'''r nr WI mare. y wears old. weigh, abouf lAM.
"F Ni'f'tna TX e. w 3 years Old: one brown cow 3
wears oitt'' t'r"s ~ gam De s,,wn and crown
iSSG. - i'' ~ feal
The debt secured by said mortgage is s215 with
"'-'' ~ 4" per cent. per amman frol the 18th
oay OF arch lSSG. and an attorneys fee OF SIS in
.nS s w foreclosure, OF which amount the sum of
S'o - 's Claimed Ia be due the date of this no.
'cr. by reason of default having been made in
hie pavment Of the note as stipulated in and by
SAID mortgage ~
N"tlcr Is hereby givenhat by virtue of the power
u st'" cn;i,ti mortgage contained. and i'll pur-
s!'hre ol me siatuie in such case made and pro-
x,deu, and hy order of said f. G.
fiimie, will sell ut NJ. J.. MichaeIs
n ~ nNerN 'olr III Go"prr.town. C;riggs coun-
". u. on n ?3i dlv of Nnvemhar 1891 ut 2
c'"ck p. M. III pnh!c au.tion t, the highest
n'ai,r !"i cis. ttiH sad personal property. or so
nfh ,hrrr"f X ni,.v &; necessary tu nav the debt
secured by SAID mort.a.c and interest and rem
S'haole expenses unN.ss the same ia sooner ra-
'.t.med. as proviaru Wv law
Dttrd NJ Coopcrs.own. n d.. this lith DIV Of
CLAUS JACKSON,
Agent for mortgcgee.