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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-01-24

WHEREAS Ernest W. Carr and Sarah f. Carr
his Wife Of Hand county. Dakota, did execute aud
deliver ~ q. W. Abeli. of Huron, Dakota, as
Trustee for James T. Rsssell. mortgage upon the
northeast quarter of section II. ll2 range 66
which said mortgage bears date The lst day of June
A. ID. 1885. and recorded Ia the Office OF the
Reuister OF DEEDS of Hand county. IN book Z OF
mortgages. on page %; on the 24th day OF Novem.
ber, A d, 1876, to secure payment Of nf,y-seven
and 7SlD dollars due from said Ernest W. Carr
TO James B. Russell. for money loaned 10 said
Hnest Carr, hich said debt Is evidenced by
six prOmissory notes each for the sum OF nine and
6l.l00 dollars said notes being executed aud de-
liYered by said Ernest w. Carr payable 10 said
James b. Russell, all of said notes bearing date
June ist lSSS snd du,' respectively Dec lst lSS6,
June list 1881. Zee LIST 1887. June LIST lSS Dec 1st
iSss June LIST 1859 and all Of said notes bearing
interest al the rate OF ten per cent per annum,
afier ma unty
And whereas, Il was provided In said mortgage
that II defpnlt should be made the pay yalent ot
any Of aid notes Tor ten days after the maturity
thereof. then the whole of sad remaining debt
should at the option of said James b. Russell be-
come due and payable. and said q. W. Abel was
appointed by the terms OF said mortgage and en-
powered to foieclose said mortgage ana sell the
said premises to satisfy said deb, together with
the costs OF foreclosng said mortgage including
therein s25 90 attorneys ice. stipulated in said
mortgage
And whereas the sum OF Si996 is claimed 10 be
delinquent viz: the notes maturing June LIST 1855.
DECEMBER lst 1873. are wholly unpaid for more
tbas ,Sg days alter the maturity thereof by
whereof the said James q Russell has declared
& ' balance OF said remaining debt. and interest
evidenced by said notes Immediately due and pay
able and has requested the said w. Abel to
forecose said mortgage. and sell said premises TO
SATISFY said debt
And whereas suit at law or otherwise has
been commenced 10 collect said debt or any part
thereof public notice is hereby given that under
the power OF sale contained In said mortgage and
IN pursuance OF the statute in such cases provided
the said premises viii be sold at publ c auction
either by the Undersigned by the sheriff OF said
Hand county. al the front door II the court house
at Miller, IN said Hand county, op Wednesday,
the 2Oth day OF March, A. ID 1853, at ~ O'clock in
the forenoon to the highest bidder for cash. aud
shall apply he proee ds of said sale to the pay
ment oI the said S2Ss9 debt now due aud the
costs OF foreclosure OF said mortgage.
Dated AZ Huron, ID. I. this 18th day OF January.
A. ID. 1853,
a ". ABEL. trustee.
Intrx Y I.x~.v At,or,.y I.u04fy
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-01-24

The Huron convention was uot even a
we'll developed bubble Delegations
from all the leading counties of South
Dakota were present. but did Eot know
what they were there for-and do not
know yet OF course various plausible ex-
cuses have since been trumped mp. but
really 1t was as useless as a fifth leg would
be to COW. A good many lay the blame
on Huron, but Huron knew nothing of the
affair until the call was published. 1t was
as big surprise party to Huron as to
anyone.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-01-24
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office OF
the County CLERK OF Hand County, at Miller. d. +.
up to the nrst Monday in April, 1883. at O'Clock
y. m. at which time said bias viii be opened. for
the furnishing of materials ana the erection OF a
Court House according To the plans and specihca.
lions which will be on file on and after the gth day
OF January. 1859; at the Oihce of the County
Clerk. and also at the office OF 7. D.
Allen IS Colon Block, Minneapolis, Mimi, after
that date. said building to bs compile ed ON or
before the FIRST day OF OctoDer. 1889. a bond a
certih. check in the of five hundred dollais
must accompany each bid, con luOned that the
party WILL in case he L. awarded the contract,
make contract and give good and sufficient bonds
Tor the faithful performance thereof,
By order of Board OF County Commissioners.
dated Dec. slh, 1858,
- s. S. keller,
skAL Co. Clerk, Hand Co. ID. r.
'-~-' Dec21m3
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-01-24
SIN MONS.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. :. In District Court
Fifth Judicial District. in ard for Hand Co.
The American Investment Company. a Corpor-
alton, Plaintiff, VS., Frank @. King and Walter T.,
Benson, Defendants
The Territory of Dakota sends gree:ing
To Frank q. King and Walter L. Benson Defend
ants.
You are hereby summoned and required 10 ans
wer the Complaint of the above named Plaintiff
a copy OF which is herewith sesyed upon YOU
and 10 serve copy Of y.ur answer upon The sub
scriber at his Office In Huron. D. T. within thirty
DAYS after the service OF this summons Oh you.
cluive OF the day OF such service apd n you fail
answer this complaint within that tin'e the Plain
til Will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
In the coIplaint.
Dated al Huron. d. T. tsis 9th day of September,
A. ID. 1888
GEo, &. COOPER. Plaintiffs Atty
Huron, ID. T.
The complaint In foregoing actien was fled in
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court oil Hand
county d. I. Dec. IL. lsSS.
GEO. G. COOPER
Dee50f7 Plaintiffs Attorney.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-01-24
SUM MONS.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA L.
In Justice Court County OF Hand
Before George Z. Briggs, Justice OF the Peace Of
hand County, Dakota.
Harry W sawyer plaintiff, vs. Charles W seefeld
defendant The Territory OF Dakota sends greeting.
To Charles W. Seefield. defendant.
You are hereby summoned 10 appear before me
at my ofice la the town Of Miller, In Hand county.
d. T., on the 18th day Of March. A. ID. 1883. at
o'clock m. 10 answer 10 the complaint of the
above named plaintin Harry W. Sawyer who CLAIMS
to recover Of You the sum Of tbiryfour and S5-iO0
dollars for the market value OF for.y-o bushels OF
whea. delivered by plaintiff TO defendant under
storage receipt and contract. and which defendant
failed and refused 10 redeyer to plaintiff on de-
mand as agreed IN said contract And you are
hereby notified that II you tail TO appear. amt
answer ss above required, said plaintin will take
judgment for S3I.t5 and $500 attorneys fees. be
sides the costs oft this action The complaint
herein was Med in my Office IN the town Of Miller
in Hand county. Dakota. on Broadway street. on
January 81, 1859.
Given ntder my hand this. sist day Of January.
A. ID. iss9
GEoRGEC. BRIGGS.
Justice OF the Per e OF III and Co. Oak
WILLIAMS n PYLE. Att,rneys for plaintiff Jau26t1
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-01-24
land once !, Huron n r Ian en- ,ss.

Land Once at Huron ID. T. Jan sth 1889.
Notice ~ hercby giyeT that the following named
settler has kIcd notice OF his intention 10 make
inal proof ia support of his claim and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk OF the D strict
Court, In and Tor Hand County. ID. n at Miller u I
on the z5t usy OF February 1853 al 10 O'Clock IA.
ylZ: Arie Wander Linden under has 4 ID Entry
No 13Il5 for the northwest quarter OF section ~
town III north VI range o. west Fifth r. NJ.
and he names the following witnesses TO prove
has continuous residence upon aud cultivation OF
aid tract VIZ: Carl NOrthrap. Logan scott,
George Hardwick. Hamilton tray. all OF Miller,
DdkOta.
J. S, MCFARLAND, Register.
C. II Weeks. Agt. JanlOt6
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-01-24

Land Office at Huron. ID. 7. Jan. 18th 1888.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the folio vi ing named
settler has hled notice OF his intention 10 make
nnal proof in support OF his claim. and th-t said
proof will be male before Register and Receiver
L, ). Land Otce at huron, D. T. on MGrcn 9th loo9.
viz: Evan Harnson by Burnham, ulleys d Co
Mortgage. tor the northwest quarter OF S-1I2-6S.
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of
said land III, Joseph II. Cotton, George w. Liy-
ingstou, Abraham Buck, James Alexander, all of
Miller ID T.
Jan2It6 JOHN s. MCFARLASD, Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-01-24

L. 5. Land once NJ huron. OAK, Jan. IL. 1859.
Notice 1. hereby given that the following named
settler has flied notice OF his intention to make
anal proof in support OF his claim and that SAID
proof viii be made before Clerk Of the district court
tor Hand County, d. 4. at Miller ID. T., on the
18th day Of March, 1882 VIZ John ~ Miller TOR the
southwest quarter OF section Is, in township liz,
range be, lie names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
ton at said landSViz: U. u, Boes Burge Munter.
Henry Newlaire, Aatt Ahen. all of Miller ID. 4.
Jan2At6 JUHN - MCFARLAND. aegIster.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-01-24
Jous K. HaxsAr. Attorney. Jana4t;

WHEREAS. Ernest W. Carr and Sarah 4 Carr his
wife, OF Hand county. Dakot did execute and
deliver To q. W. Abel. OF Huron, Dakota. as
Trustee or James B. Russell. mortgage upon
the northeast quarter Of section 20 town l13 range
ST. which said mortgage bears date tte 18Th day Of
June. A. ID. 1855, and was recorded in the Office of
ihe Register OF Deeds OF Hand unity. IN hook OF
mortgages. on page 800 on the aIst day Of June
A, ID. lss6, TO secure payment of fOrty.three aud
s6-iUO dollars. due from said Errest W. Carr 70
James b. Rnsseli tor mepey loaned 10 said Err es
W. Carr which said debt Is evidenced by hve
promissory notes, each for the sum OF eight and
s5.I00 dollars, said notes being executed and de
livered by said Ernest W Carr payable 10 said
James B. Russell, al OF SAID notes bearing date
June lst 1850. and due respectively June lst 1885,,
June lst 1888 June Ist IN " June let 1850 June ist
1881. aud all OF said notes hearing interest at the
rate Of ten per cen; per annnm, after ni,turity.
And whereas. IL was provided In said mortgage.
that n default should be made IN payment OF any
OF said notes for ten days stfr the maturity there
of then the whole Of said remaining debt should at
option Of said James b. Russell become due and
payable. aud said q. W. Abell was appointed by
the term. al said mortgage and empowered to fore
close said mortgage and ell the said premises TO
seusfy said debt together with the costs OF Ioie-
closing said mortgage including therein e251 ss-
torney's fee. stipulated In said mortgage.
And whereas the sum OF SS7S s claimed 10 be
delinquent vizi the note maturing June LIST lssc
maturity thereof H. reason whereof the said James
b. Russell has declared the balance OF said re.
naming debt, aud interest evidenced by said not,
inme ediateiy da, and payable aud has requested
sell said premises 10 satisfy said debt.
And whereas no suit Mt law OF otherwise has
been conlmencea tn collect said debt or any part
thereof public notice ID hereby given that uIaar
Tie powerof sale contained in said mortgage and
In pursuance OF the statut In such provided
the said premises win be sold At public auction.
either by the undersigned by the Sheriff of aid
Hand county. At the front door OF the court house
AZ Miller. I'm aid Hand ounty on "Wednesday the
syth day OF March 4. u. isS9 st 10 O'Clock 10 tie
toreLoon. 10 the highest bidder for cash, and !
sssll apply the proceeds " said sale 10 the pay
ment ofShs said Ss5 % debt now due. and the
costs of f,< sciosure OF ali mortgage.
psied ~ Haron, y, 7. this 18th day OF January
A. ID. 1853.
O. W ABEII.. Trustee.
Jony X. HAsyAr, Attorney yapstt7
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-01-24
Aberdeen captured the territorial fair for
1889 with a bid Of SIS, 900.

The total assessed valuation Of property
in Dakota for 1883 was $l6l ,420, ,97432.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-01-24

We are under obligations to the terri
torial Auditor for advance sheets Of his re-
port on assessment and taxation.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-10
Residents OF the FIowery Kingdom In
Trouble.

For some time past complaints have been
made to Marshal Green that the Chinomen
We're In the habit of gathering Sunday eve
nings In the laundry on Congress street just
above Oak street, and disturbing the neigh
bors with loud shouting and other noises. 1t
was also reported that gambling was carried
on in the established Last night Officers
Firth and Frank Merrill managed to get in
side the shop, and found two large rooms oc
cupied by some fifteenor twenty Cinnamon
WHO were engaged in watching five of their
countrymen who we're playing game very
strongly resembling our dGminoes, with dice
and chips One of the officers notified the
station and Deputy Marshal Merrill and
Officer Webster added themselves to the
other two pplicemen. The result was that
all five OF the gamblers were captured and
taken to the station. They will be arraigned
this morning. Officer Firth seized tiia iap-
out. The 1ominoes are very handsome, and
all the chips are like large solid buttons of
mother-of-pearl in white and red. The coin
seized were all real Chinese cash" The
Marshal says this gambling has got to be
stopped whether by Chinese or Americans.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-10
DEATHS.

In this city, June 0, James vickery, aged At
years, 18 days.
N0tl ce Of funeral later.
In this city, June z. Patrick Cady, aged so years
In DeeriDg, June 8, Augusta, wife of Hiram
Sawyer, aged SO years months.
Funeral this Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at her late residence.
In Deering June 9, John Durham, aged 10 yrs.
Funeral ON Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock at
his late residence, Stevens Plains.
In Biddeford. June 8, Dorcas l.. Jordan. age
80 years.
In Cornish, June 4. Miss alpha Warren, daugh-
ter OF the late Henry Warren, aged 29 years
In Thomaston. May 20, Oliver B. Pillsbury of
Rockland, aged s. years.
In Appleton, May 49, Eliza. widow OF the late
Francis Heating. aged go years.
In Monroe. May 26, Willis Dickey, aged 48 vrs
In Augusta, May 81. Benjamin Hilton, aged
81 years.
IN South Union, May "a, Charles Fogler, aged
70 years.
In Westboro, Mass, May 81, Mrs. Nancy How.
ard, aged 81 years, daughter of the late Abner
In Orland, May 20. Mrs. Caroline b., wife OF
Geo. w. Aver, aged SO years.
In Embden, May 10, Casper Hooper, aged IA
years.
In New Portland. May 26, Asenath, widow of
the late Beer Savage, aged n years.
In Temple, June 1, Mrs. Louisa S. T. Mower,
aged So years.
In East New Portland, May 49, Mrs. Nancy
Jones, aged So years. =
In Bridgewater, May 20, William Hansel aged
SO years.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-10
WITHOUT HER MASTS.
The Three Masted Schooner Matte
E.Eaton In Collision.
Struck on the Starboard Bow by /;
Connecticut Schooner.

The handsome three masted schooner
Matte E. Eaton of Thomaston, was lowed
into this port yesterday minus her masts.
The schooner was reported off Highland
Light, Mass, in a dismasted condition on
Friday but the cause OF the accident was
not then known on shore. The vessel,
shortly after her arrival here was surround
ed by small boats and large number of peo-
rie -,i~i.Aa har dnring the day. First Officer
Murphy told the story of the disaster as fol-
lows:
At three o'clock Friday morning, the
Eaton, from Norfolk, Va, with cargo of
coal for Portland, was proceeding by the
wind, on the ort tack, five miles east of
Cape Cod. 1t was Mr.. Murphy's watch and
he was on deck at the time. A man was on
lookout forward AM another of the crew
was at the wheel. Suddenly the lookout
shouted that there was vessel just ahead
and at the same time the man jumped from
the forward house to the deck. He jumped
just in time for moment afterwards the
vessel shook from stem to stern and timbers
and spars went flying in all directions.
The foremost was broken off short at the
top of the house through which it rises, and
went over the starboard rail without doing
any particular damage. The mainmast
snapped off at the deck and followed the
foremost, taking big piece of the rail with
it. Then the mizzenmast went about fifteen
feet above the deck and also cleared the yes
sci.
The spars, sails and standing rigging were
lost, being SO completely torn away that
very little work was required with the axes
to free them. 1t was i'm possible to save
much of anything, a little of the rigging and
boom being all that was left.
The Eaton had been struck ON the star
board bow by the three masted schooner
Eva l.. Ferris of Norwalk, CT, bound out
with cargo of ice. The Ferris was run
ming before the wind. The force of the blow
was so great that the Eaton's bow was cut
nearly to the deck, carrying away part of
the jibboon, the cat head and starboard an
Choir. A number of pipes in the donkey en-
CINE were broken off and big iron wheel on
the windlass cracked. The forward end of
the forecastle was also splintered.
The Ferris lay by the Eaton until some
hours later, when the tug Gladiator, of New
Bedford, came along and took the Eaton in
tow Fortunately no one was hurt The
Gerris did not appear to be injured.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-10
Index Soap is labor saving.
MARRIAGES..

In Cape Elizabeth, June A. by Rev. o. l.. Gle
Geo. 7. Warren and Miss Alice Josephine Scam
man, both of Cape Elizabeth.
In Saccarappa, June 8, by Rev. M. G. Pendex.
ter, George b. Gray and Miss Amy f. Garland
both of Saccarappa.
In Burnham, May "a, Albert a. McNary Of
Clinton and Miss Georgia A. Graves of Burnham.
In Auburn, May 20. Winfield s. Lindsay of Lew
iston and Miss hattie j. Marshall of Auburn
In Augusta, May %, Theodore Osgood and Mrs.
Mary +. Baker, both of Palermo.
AT Sheepscot Bridge, May "a, Albert Mute and
Miss Eta Rounds, both of Wiscasset.
In MT Desert, April 20, Eugene ID. Richardson
and Miss Nellie A. Walls.
In Searsmont. May 49, Edward Lewis and Miss
Lucy Pierce.
In Topsfield, May "a, Thos. D. Haley of Tops
held and Miss Almeda Frost of Princeton
In Madrid, May 20, James f. Moore and Miss
Persis l.. Kenney
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Subscribers leaning the city during the
summer months can hare their PRESS
mailed TO them regularly By geaviag their ad-
dress at this office. AL papers are sent by
the first trains and boats. and subscribers at
The islands and along the Cape ,shore ,ciu re-
ceiUe their copies nearly as early as If at
their city homes.
The PRESS tciu be mailed to any address
for 80 cents month Nth privilege Of chang
ina address as often as desired
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-10
,RrIANn. .IuNE 10. 1889.

cifb rGfil-
PORTLAND. JUNE 10. 1883.
ToN'T think that
hbecause we never
advertise the COM
mon, every day sort of
material for the rehtting
of rooms that it is not to
be had here.
AS a matter of fact the
utility branch is one OF the
most important ones of
the Draperies business,
and was the first to be
organized when we started
this department.
The mechanical part
also, has had the most
thorough practical care
and instruction in its
training, the facilities our
work rooms have for
handling orders quickly,
and the force of skilled
help that we keep con-
stantly employed. all
places us IN a position to
fulfil small order or a big
contract for Winslow
Shades, Curtains or any
thing in the line in the
shortest possible time and
in the best manner.
At this season of the
year when a short delay,
even, means a good deal of
annoyance and inconven-
fence It's worth while to
know of a place where
your orders are sure of i'm
mediate attention, and this
is what our Draperies De-
partment offers.
We will send men to
take measures, make esti-
mates and do the work,
and we guarantee every
thing satisfactory-includ-
ing prices.
Before you go away for
the summer see the collec-
ton of worthy, comfort
making things that is in
our basement department.
Ham m o C k S, F S,
Watercoolers, Lawn Cush-
ions, Tennis Outfits and
Dishes, the greatest assort-
ment Japanese Table
Dishes we've ever had,
many of them selected
with special regard for the
wants of cottagers.
This morning the Hos
iery department offers an
extraordinary bargain in
Mems Half Hose, Fancy
Stripes at rs and SO cts,
importers samples Of Fine
German Goods, a great
variety of colors and COM
binations and all sizes.
We have just opened a
lot of Sponges from 10 cts.
up.
OWEN MOOD O. 20
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-10
CHILDREN'S DAY IN THE CHURCHES.
to show that speech to children need not
be necessarily childish.


to show that a speech to children need not
be necessarily childish.
THE HOWARD STREET SERVICE.
The open air service on Howard street
Sunday afternoon attracted large number
of people who came in spite of mud and
damp to hear the Shaw Quartette sing.
Rev. Mr.. Frost offered prayer Rev. Mr.
Wright was to have preached, out declined
to keep the audience standing through ser
mon. lie offered few remarks. The
quartette sang twice to the delight of all,
and the meeting was dismissed in fifteen
minutes.
Next Sabbath Rev. +. T. Bayley is an
nounced to preach, when it is hoped the day
will prove to be favorable to large gather
ing
Sermons relating to the day were
preached by Rev. DIR. Dalton at st. Sseph-
ems, Rev. Mr.. Tindall at st. PauPs, and
Bishop Healy and Father Murphy at st.
DOminick's,
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-10
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caused terrible cough 1 took Hoods Sarsapa-
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The headache has left me entirely, and my sys-
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