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Mortunrr Snle.

Wv pal due and payable F.brpafy istp' Fi iso
default has been made in the conditions Of a Ger
Liam fluinell and PameIer A. Quineil, CHS wife.
mortgagors, to +. j. Stevens, mort0uyre. datec
the 18th day of February, 1854 and duly recorded
rs mortc. w, In the Office Of the register of deedt
tory. on the Eth day Of February, 1871 at a:l5 +
S91s b Si rrssag of ss Gn aEe
tue OF the conditions in raid mortgage contafnetl
the whole sum Of money secured thereby was ON
S 81 psyae liz n1a Of Fl Scs s s , ss y
paid aud the further sum OF forty two dollars ans
nnd ninety cents, }sasgo1 interest now due and
three hundred forty two dollars and ninety cent?,
($3l290 claimed TO he due at the date OF this no.
.lce and no action or proceedings at law or in
any part thereof W
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue Of power of sale contained in and record.
en- @,, Sa' ann and Ct the statute in su
be foreclosed By q sale Of the premises therein
described, al the front door Of the court house,
n the city Of pembina in the county Of Pembina
Territory OF Dakota. at public auction by the
sheriff OF said county of Pembina, d, T..
or his deputy. on Saturday, the 9TH day Of No.
yember, a. D. 1889. at two O'Clock p. M to salts.
noriguse and The costs and expenses Of sale and
thlty dollars (S3o) attorneys fees as stipulated
| in tad mortgage: The premises described IN
said mortgage and 20 t, be sold, are the certain
tract or parcel 0freat estate situated in the coun
ty Of Pcnbina and Territory Of Dakota, described
us fellows, ,owit The north. last quarter, (ne X
Of section twenty-four, (scc ny township one
hundred aud sixty.tlrec. (6s) north, range fifty.
four. C5D west containing one hundred and ski,
| GGo) acres.
Dated Grand Forks d. T., Sept. 2lst, 1880,
F. J. STEVENS, Mortgage.
1916 Attorneys for Mortgage.
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fo~ several years past, the St. Pan,
Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Inns
given favorable opportunity to visit
the eastern provinces of Canada through
a series of low rate excursions.
Tie following announcement is mat,
TOR the present season; from stations on
lis lines north ofand including Wirn:ose
Grand Forks a:d Croekston and west -
l:A!.not, tickets viii be sold at excursion n
rates ON the following days; Nov. il. IL
and % Dec. 2, 9. l6. II. IS, 10, 90 o., ~
and q, 1889 and January 6, Z and 4
1851. stopover privileges and 90 davs
time will be granted on these tickets.
Will 10 additional days time on nav.
ment OF $500. Or 80 days on payment of
$1,000 extra Tickets will be issued to
to points i'll Ontario and Quebec west of
and including Montreal,
A choice Of routes will be oive,
through the principal cities of tina co,,!.
. y. The Manitoba train service
IS unexcelled, and with palace dininr
and sleeping ca. and free tourist sleepino
cars the journey back to the scenes Of
early days will be made over the tayorite
''he with comfort and luxury. Call upon
or address any agent of the Manitoba
railway for full particulars reeuardin.
rates, baggage, sleeping berths &c. OF
WIFE, FL. Whitney.
G. P and 7. A.. 1t. Paul, MINI.
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The Mighty United States.

iAoHuoH spectator.
Ifthe United States were a small pow.
err her Original idea of diplomacy" as
the German cllancellor's penman call it
might be considered caprice and pass.
ed over will, smile, but her people are
becomming the greatest nation in the
world. 1t is probable that nothing
less than actual violence would now in.
ducc any nation to attack her, while she
could, if she pleased, almost ruin the
commerce OF any nation of the globe.
1t is true. she has scarcely any regular
army, her %, 600 men being overworked
at home; but if neighboring planet
kept no army it would not be subject to
attack.
Her coast, if threatened, would bristle
with torpedoos aud new means of de.
struction, and her protectionists would
be only too pleased ifimpor ation stop.
ped. Her navy, though still. small. is
rapidly increasing, 80 rapidly as to he
subject Of special reports to the maritime
powers; if war were in I'M mediate pros.
pect, her limitless command alike her
money and men. would room draw fleet
together, Besides apart altogether from
her existing resonrces, the growth in the
strength of the Union affects the i,nagi:
nation Of the European States.
There are children alive who will see
or all events may see, the "North Amer.
can Republic" with a population of 2OO,.
100000 and means of raising $500, OOO, !.
900 year; and the idea of mourning the
enmity of sueh apower is as appalling as
as the idea OF fighting Russia would be
say, by Italy orspain. Amesics could be
met only by confederation of Europe,
which without some greut change Of
circumstances. would be impossible OF
possible only if all Europe felt it too
dangerous to put up with the treatment
one power was receiving.
The Union already stands toward the
Spanish and Portuguese statet
in the relation in which she may one day
stand toward Europe itself. Her for
eign office already claims something like
protectorate over both Americas and
desires to WELD preponderating infiu
ence from the st. Lawrence to Patago
mia, forbids any government to cut the
isthmus of Panama and warns Europe In
a presidents speech not to NEEDLE with
any state lying south Of us, though il
may be 1000 miles off.
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r. d. Hoskins, of Bathgate, has
been appointed clerk of the supreme
court of North Dakota. Mr.. Hoskins
is we'll fitted in every way for the pc.
sition to which lie has been appointed
and every body is glad to hear of his
appointment. lie will receive the
unanimous congratulations of his old
companions In arms, the editors, and
the best wishes of his newer comrades,
the LAWYERS.
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a GAO MI |,se.
One Of the ottswa,s Ill
aSdent az the Chasaosa

One es the ottswa's II slatss IN lu-
eident os the Chasassd Blockade.
Some Of you shipmai will remem.
Der the Ottawa gunbol md the sec.
ond attack on tho fort Charleston
harbor in which. she 20 art. Lieut..
Com. w. D. Within commanded
her, as brave and, vi q gentle
and kind a commands. crew could
get. Qf any Of his CT 10 this they
will be panied to le shat he has
lost his eycsight.) made almost
daily some demonstrat against forts
Wagner or Gregg, q occasionally
auttered in the breezl hat handsome
white rag with redada Hue. starry
cross daring us to :nne and retake
what they compelled Maj. Anderson
to surrender. At niht we were out
side watching for blockade runners.
One Saturday nigh a gun was fired
from tho blockader:next q salute Of
our station, and roket shot up into
the dark sky, shown the direction in
| which the fieet was be on tho look
out. The rattle calH All hands to
quarters NJ once, II" ast iooss
your guns anu preIfe Ior poalaers
was the order given. m!arky hight;
little wind; clouds fcunng inc SCI.
ting moon; somet4pg approaching
us in tho haze that Y could not make
out, the shape SCENE to be similar to
tho Confederate style Of ironclads
Considering the rag maj oot q lew
months before the lMcora anu y, the
Palmetto State had s9nle ont OF Ghar
lesion one night ondplayed the deuce
with tho blockadin meet, especially
With the Mercedlta pa inc Keystone
State, 1t can DO imagfea tnat We made
sure We were in ID 1t TINS time. ]
will acknowledge tn Is ran TO the
arm chest and buc FL on my sword
and revolver, ! thou ~ theres as good
chance now Of go4 to Dsvy Jones
locker as to Libby E9n. meanwhile
the mondescr!pt haap nc nearer, and
finally within halil Pur zoo pound
Parrot was trainedtL the port side;
but the side tackle ff ltad got Jammed
under tho carriage, NJ VIC could not
get it cleared as q1iG e usual, because
Of the darkness. Ca'ssW hlting nailed
the stranger, and ~ answer which
her otiicer o. the ae e.;9S ", vo9 n1 x.
was: All right; " VIII ge ABOARD OF
you directly: almo, the identical an
swer the Chlcora al given to the
Mercedltais halt;
Inns equlvocal aHwer, ana the fact
OF her not recognizing or answering
any OF our nlght slhais, MADE u Ger
IA tain that she was N enemy's ship.
The command was wen 70 give her q
broadside, and To. Brady fired OIL
the twelve poundhowitzer loaded
with shl,pnel. HoV lucky that the
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HosELToS-At her l,olae in Drayton. N.
d., on Wednesday evening, October
:}0th, 1889, after short illness, Soph-
ROMA H., wife Of D. G. Hoselton, aged
thirty-seven years and ten months.
SMITiI-At his home in Drayton, N, D.,
Thursday noon, Oct. 3lst, 1889. after
IN illness of several weeks, Ambrose
Smith, aged 4S years.
The deceased was born at Wolford,
Ont. He came TO Drayton in March,
1878. being among the first farmer set
tiers in this vicinity. Subsequently lie
built house in town and had resided
there for several years past; givinga por.
ton ofhi time to farming and portion
to the elevator business. He had been
i'll poor health for over year past. and
his death was attributable to a general
breaking down of the physical constitu-
ton. He was married to Miss Hannah
Ferguson, in June, 1865, at Renfew, Ont.
who survives him in Drayton, the only
naar relative he has in this par: Of the
vest.
Ambrose Smith was q n.ap WHO had
hosts of friends and few enemies. He
was man of strict integrity, generous
to fault, and as true citizen, his help
could always be counted upon in every
work Of right. His death is serious
loss to the community, because lie was
firm in his convictions of right and chr.
ried out in his life, both the letter and
spirit of the same to the good of the
community. But the good man has end.
ed his work oflife, and his Spirit joins
the great happy throng OH the other
side. Peece to his ashes!
Funeral services were held from the
residence of the deceased at 2:3O D. IN.
to-day, Rev. II. P. Cooper, assisted by
S. Kerfoot, Observation-Disclosures Echo.
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Notice of Sale Under Ste dLien,

"hercas Moses Ball, did On the a5th day of
March. 1889. enter into Il contract to and
with John McCatfery to furnish 80 bushels Of
wheat e.. for the purpose of seeding, and to be sown
on inc 10 quarter Of southeast quarter of
COUNTY co pakoia; which Wheat was of the value
OF 80. And whereas said wheat was Gown On
snid land, and said John McEatfery, Having illea
leu aga!nst said crop III tile office q Register
April, 1859, as provided by section 400 to s. 405
compiled laws Of 1881. which said lien was dated
on said day and whereas there is now due on said
wheat under said lien, the sum of thirty dollars
ma interest on same ut seven per cent, from
March :5lh. 1859: and whereas default has been
made IN the payment Of said sum Of money.
=, Now therefor, by virtue of said lien. l. John
McCahery. the owner of sail lien. will offer for
sale, at public auction to TIE highest bidder for
ra a,ni on the END snd day Of November 1880 on hs
orl"rk IL, y 1he fofsn1oncI Fa,d day: ull lie
said seed wheat: which wheat is now in stncE
for The purpose of paying said debt. costs anG
eN penses nj sale.
Dated Oct. 18th. 1889. JouS MccArrEr,
Owner Of Seed Lien,
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Mistakes will happen in the best reg.

Mistakes will happen in the best reg.
ulated printing offices, but though a
certain number of errors must he
made. yet the apparent necessity does
not mitigate tile aggravation. Last
week in the bindings of the Presby.
terry" the type read "from no good mo.
tive" when they should have read
"from Il good motive,' thus complete.
ly reversing the idea intended to lie
expressed. OF course we are sorry and
this it all the rcparation in our power
now.
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ADMISSION.

half after nine Saturday evening. PEG.
pie rushed to doors and windows and
looking down the streets saw the glare
of flames against the sky and came
rushing down town and found that it
was a bonfire, and that first birth day
of North Dakota was being celebrated.
The band was out and played some
patriotic airs, Mayor Booker and sen.
ator LaMoure made speeches and the
people rejoiced together. The occasion
was one of peculiar interest to several
of tile old residents, several of whom
though men of fifty years and upward
had never voted for president or but
once or TWICE. Among these are city
marshal Moorhead WHO never exer.
cised that glorious privilege. Ex.
mayor Cavileer who only voted once.
for the first Harrison, and we think
Senator LaMoure, besides several
who have not voted at a national cleo.
tion for many years. Another class
of citizens, who though late corners,
also felt as il they had had the full
powers of an American citizen conferr.
ed upon them. These are those WHO
have Of late, taken out their final
citizens papers, who though they had
sworn to do all OH their part to become
full citizens, yet until now had not
been free aud equal with the residents
of other states.
1t is an occasion for rejoicing, we
gain many privileges of prestige and
of fact, which can but help us in that
progress which in time will make lis
a flt mate for the empire states with
which we are associated.
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.a 1 50!
90WlMO No.

1.ce snsy & Z, rsns's. D, e
Edgar a. lockwood, plaintIlf, W. Bfanc Hesu
pre-; Funk keogh and J. n. Davis, dsiondsntS,
Inc Territory Of Dakota to the aboye.namet
defendant:
Yoa are hereby summoned and required to an,
wer the complaint In the above entitled sctjon
copy Of which ia herewith served npcn s; 10
aud 70 serve copy Of your answes 70 1he sejd
city Of Pembina. in the county Of Pembine NJ.
ory OF Dakota within thirty days aftor servins
THIS summons upon you, exclusive Of ths day 81
such service, and i you fail to anrwef ths IA
complain within the time aforesaid, the piaintiS
n this action will apply to the court fof the h.
lief therein demanded In said dompiaint besidss
costs and disbursements.
Dated this 18th day of Aug, 1850.
W.J. KNEEsHAw.
~ Attorney for plaintiff, PembIna, b. r.
To the defendants above named.
Please take notice that the complaint in Ii.
ssove entitled action was died with d. D. Boz.
be Isl etefk OF ne district court a embina, On
30 Attorney for plaintiff.
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new FLOUR AND FEED STORE

The undersigned desires to call
the attention OF the farmers and
people i'll general to the fact that
he Is row prepared to supply all
with Flour and Feed Of all kinds.
WHEAT, OATS AND BARLEY
Taken in exchange, or for cash, at
the highest market price.
Store on corner Stutsman and
Second streets Pembina.
II. C. FELDMAN,
Proprietor.
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Hard Chance for tho Hou,ework

"At home Tuesdays in March from
8 until 6 o'clock. !" read Q simple mind
ell old lady on the wedding Cards OF 6
young couple of her acquaintance.
We'll, we'll, she said, deprecatingly,
Carrie was always an awful girl 10
60, but l did think she'd stop her gad.
ding round and settle down after she
married; but this looks like she ex.
pected to go it worse than ever when
she has to send out notice that she
wont DO at home but three hours a
week. Great housekeeping she'll do
at that ratel pity her husband!"-
Chicago Advance.
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Save one Night

By purchasing your tickets over The
Burlington from st. Paul to Chicago
when going east. The fair will be very
low on certain dates. and The Burling.
ton &c. B. & N. II. R.) is a day line from
st. Paul. saving you one nights ride and
avoiding detention on the way.
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The New Discovery.

Yor have heard your friends and
neighbors talk about it. yon may your.
self be one of the many, who know from
personal experience just how good q
thing it is. II you have eyer tried il
you are one of its staunch friends, be.
cause the wonderful thing about 1t is
that when once given trial. DR.. Kings
New Discovery ever after holds place
in the house. Ifyou have never used il
and should be afflicted with a cough
cod or eny throat. lung or chest trouble
secure bottle at once aud give ita fai,
trial. 1t is guaranteed every time. o,
money refunded. Trial bottle free al
Short Bros drug store. %
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Total ............... 2so 4l7Il74 % 1877 1e

The above vote shows that the poor
farm project has been beaten two to one
or more i'll the county, and that Messrs.
Vaughn and Mansell are elected as COM
missioners. Midland returns which are
not yet in will increase Mansell's ma
jority.
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STATE ELECTIONS.

New York, democratic; Ohio, demo.
cratic; New Jersey, democratic: Vir.
ginia, democratic; Mississippi, demo.
cratic: Maryland, democratic; Iowa.
democratic governor; Massachusetts.
republican; Pennsylvania, republican,
Nebraska, republican.
The above is the tale told of the
state elections on Tuesday. 1t is an
of year for the republicans-way of.
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It's. LAND OFFICE, GRAND FORKS, ID. Il.

y OCT. 9TH. 1859.
named settler has filed norice OF his intention III
make i;naproo: in tupport OF his CHM. ma
nI Il saIa proof %ili e made before the judge Of
pembina County. DIT, at Pcmbina. II. ~ on
\; Noyemlcr:3th. 1850, viz: Isaoc j. Hough, for
Inc nc OF &c, &c, Is, Twp 1Gl II. range. 81 v.
o nc names me following witnesses 10 prove his
said land, viz: Gideon Loomer. Abraham shan.
non. Henry Nelson. of toilette and Stevei, Irnih
erston of Bowcsmont, D. i. ''' '''''u'
,,,o J. NJ. CoRBEr.
1919 Register.
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A Sound Legal Opinion.

E. cambridge Munday, ESQ.,, County
Attorney, Clay county. Texas, says
Have used Electric Bitters with mos,
happy results. My brother was also very
low with lna!arial fever aud jaundice,
but was cured BY timslypss Of this msdi:
cine. Am satisfied Electric Ritters saved
his life."
Mr.. D. 1. wilcoxson, Of Horse Cave,
KY, adds like testimony, saying: He
positively believes he would have died.
had it not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward of, as
well as cure all malarial diseases, and for
al kidney, liver and stomach disorder,
stands pnequaled. Price so cts. and q
at Short Rfdh.' drug stote, 81
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Blanks

The following blanks will be found ir
stock at the PIONEER EXPRESS office, and
will bc sent to any address at the follow.
ing prices:
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MARSHALL COUNTY
NURSERIES.

Northern grown Fruit and For,
est Trees, Shrubbery, Evergreens,
and ornamental goods. Tree seeds
and timber claim stock a specially.
Try the
HARDY RUSSIAN WILLOW,
for wind breaks on prairie lands.
Address. Marshall County Nurser.
les, ingalls,. MINI.
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Canadians.

visit the Odd home this wiater. aud when
you buy your ticket. be sure they read
lover The Burlington from st. Paul to
Chicago.
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All Manitobaus

Who vigh + Q visit Canada this winte
should insist on R. Il. sgept giy,Rg them
a ticket by The Burlington fromSt. Paul.
It Is the fast line.
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CIV, ANDREWS.
WALHALLA. DAKOTA.
~
Loans,
Insurance,
Conveyauoing.

Farm Loans a Specially. Money
to loan on Chattels. Collec.
tions promptly attendedto.
G. W. ANDREWS,
Notary Public.
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Governor Miller was inaugurated on
the 4th, and Immediately issuee .
proclamation converting the legisla.
lature on the 10th for the election Of
two senators.
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lfyour teeth need mcnding, remem.
Der that DR.. Dampier will be here next
Friday and Saturday.
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| \ bit from the 4
which Robert Coli
ing Of the Ricl,at
Spencer. Mass:
new world and lt]
Of that library a,
but must have
and the terms rs,
wife watching pa!
very cents. beta
saved to furnise
we'll rcnlcnll,c' IN
one day for l,ae e
to slllugglc intthe
III the bushes, ors
the next day,an
and sound: al,. .e.
she caught llpa III
Where dill y!.re 81
dcar7' | al,swep
it for some tirtttit;
said, 'lndc:tl..' on
me and gosl; tl
somebody ,allsa
New York T.ib'aa!i
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summens.

fEF Ha1os, 9 OF IDAkorA,l District Court,
A,eyandoe oI H remn'nI: 9Th judicial District
trustees 81 Obefn College. Rcbsrt Wii Sonfd s q
Jane Wilson, defendanis. "''" sno
The Territory Of Dakota 10 the .hov. ,.
defendants. 'e nsme>
You, and each of you are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint in Ia
a w. ennied action; copy OF which Is hero
s a, ~. t. the said eomPant On the Subscriber.
Of iembins. and Territory aforesaid, withiyy
unity dave after serving this summons upon you
fail to answer the said complaint within the time
aIoresaid the plaintiff In this action will apply
70 the court for the relief demanded in the cnm.
paint bcs des costs and Disbursements
Dated. Aug. 18th. 1889.
W.J. KNEEsHAw,
To the defendants above named
Take notice that the complaint In above entitl.
ed action was filed with HID. Borden, clerk ofthe
district court, at his Office In the city Of Pembina.
on the lth day Of Sept, 1885,
Dated Sept. 18th 1880.
WI. KNEEeMAw,
'-ia Plaintiffs attorney
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THE
Northern Pacific
RAILROAD.

The only dining car line between Da-
kota by. way Of Minneapolis. st. Paul
and Chicago: Excursion tickets will lie
sold Nov. llth, 18th. 18th, Dec. 2nd, 9Th
asys With vi stopeve ap plS vi sss
Good going and returning Is days. Fin,
al limit Of tickets extended Is days for q
and 30 days for $40.
for full particulars as to time, rates. addfese.
CHAS. 8. FEE, F.J.CUNNINGHAM,
Gen. Pass. Agt. St. Paul. Agent. Pembius.
TINE SCHEDULE;
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IT s.LAND OFFICE, GRAND FORKS, DIT,

LAND OFFICE, GRAND FORKS, DIT,
~ oct. 10Th, 1880.
Notice i hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof u support Of his claim, and
and ex-otlicio clerk Of the probate court Tor Penn
bina county. DIT. AZ Pembina. on November %,
1883 viz: Vim. d. Murphy for the n Q sec, 10
lie names the following witnesses to prove HIS
CONTINUOUS Residence upon, ami cultivation Of
said lmnd, VIZ; Alfred Meek, Frederick Shan.
non. Thomas J. McKibbon. William McKibbon.
al! or Jolc'te, OAK. JIM. CORRECT,
1910 Register.
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PEN BINA
Lumber Yard
FULLSUPPLY OF
Buildinp Material.
Doors,
Windows.
BuildingPaper
eeJ" Agent for the latest improved
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.-@s
E. M. NIXON.

IT'S. LAND OFFICE, GRAND FORKS, n. D.
" Nov. end, 1889.
Notice is hereby given tint the following-n nam.
ed settler has lied notice of his intention TO make
final proof IL support Of mis- claim. and that said
proof vii; ip mad. before ,ne Judge Of the pro.
bite court in md sor relnbiun con1y. n. y. at
George flvc year final proof. for the sw 4 zee 81,
twp. 1G2. Ii. r 81 W..
| lie names the following settlers 10 prove HE
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
snid land, viz: David English. Frank Chase,
Ed. Chusc and VIM. Storns. all of toilette, N. D..
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