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The Lamar register., 1894-02-10
Trustees sale.

-at9 trustee. >hie-
wHEEEAs, Elwyn NJ. Slater and znpha NJ.
Slater his wife, Of Prowers County, Colorado, did
by their certain deed Of dated Noyem ber a0th
i.s and recorded November sith i,sa in the Office
Colorado. in Book Z, Page IS of said county
records convey TO John A. Clough trustee,
kins, As successor in trust the following
deserihed real estate, owit:
The southwest quarter Of Section No. nine
~, Township No twenty two Cs2), south Range
No. forty sevent west Of 9Th NJ together with
1s, cubic feet of water per second OF II me, in the
Arkansas River Land. Reservoir aud Canal Com
pAny'- esuAl, being the right to the said
land the said real e-tate and water right herein
before and In sAid deed Of trust described having
becn conveyed. in trust. for the purpose OF secur
ing the prompt payment Of certain prouii.sory
notes Of said Elwyn " aud znphs NJ. slater
bearing even date with said deed Of trust together
mum. therein mentioned. and
Whereas, said deed Of trust provides among
other fhiug- that Ia ease q default In the pay
meut Of the said notes. either Of them, or the
in that case the whole Of said Indebtedness may.
a; the option 0f the legal holder Of said notes, be
come doe and payable AT oaee and the said trustee
authorized AZ the request Of the legal holder to
sell and dispose OF the said premi-e- for the pur
poe, Of paying said Indebtedness, with the costs
and e1Pense- on n'aoeouRi Of the execution OF this
Whereas. DefauIi hx- beeu made in the payment
of the interest the unpaid note OF e. 500 since
December lst is2 snd the legal holder Of aid note
has exercised his option and declares the whole OF
the said Indebtedness to have maiared as author
which reference l. hereby made a. TO the terms
thereof for greater certainty; and
Whereas The said John A. Clough, trustee,
has resigned said trustee, and refuses to act
such
Now. therefore, l. c. O. Atkins. the said sue
cessor In sru.i at the equest of the legal holder
Of -4id unpaid note and by the authority in me
vested by said deed of trust, do hereby give pub
lie notice that will on Wednesday, the 18th day
Of February 1894. at the hour OF 10 A. VI. of said
gay sen ana dispo-e OF all Of SAID hereinbefore
described premises. much - may be neoes-
sary and al the right, title and benefit and equity
OF redem ptiou OF the said Eiwyn NJ. and Znpha
NJ Slater their heirs and as.Cus therein, at pub
lie HuctiOn At the court house in the County of
Prowers Colorado, for the highest and best price
the zane will bring in cash, for the purpose OF
paying the said Indebtedness of u. 500 and inter
ct thereon aforesaid and other expenses and
costs OF the execution Of this trust provided
for IN aud BY .aid deed Of trust.
Atmy request
| ALFHEn BurTEnz. Assignee,
| Colorado Savings Bank.
| Legal holder OF above note.
C. o. ATKINS
successor in Trust
Dated January II, 1884,.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-10

sS5S Trustees sale.
rwHKRnAs Eiwyn NJ. Slater anu zlphs n;
Slater his wife, of Prowers County, colorado did
py their certain deed OF trust, dated November
10Th, iSs9 and recorded November 18th: 1859, in
county. Colorado, in Book I Page As. OF saiN
county records, convey TO John A. Clough, as
trustee and in case of his resignation. then 10 "
o. Atkins successor in trust the following
described real estate, to-wit:
dhe sognws.i au1Nlef No twenty @ ts2. south
Range forty seven 40, west of the 6th =, ", to-
zether with full paid perpetual water right t9r %
feet Of water per second of time In the
Arkansas River Land, Reservoir and Canal Com,
pany's ditch being the water right TO the said
land the said real estate aud water right herein
before and in said deed OF trusI described having
been conveyed in trust for the purpose Of seoTI
note. not ~ ol ssis Eiwyn NJ. and Ziipha NJ Slater
bearing even date with said deed of trust together
with the interest thereon. at : per cent per an
mum, therein mentioned; and.
Whereas, said deed OF trust provides among
other thingr that in case of default in the pay
nent OF the -aid notes or either OF them, or the
interest thereon. as the same natures, then and
at the option OF the legal holder of said notes. be
come due Gad payable at once afd the said trustee
| authorized st The request Of the legal holder TO
sell and dispose OF the said premises for the pur
| pose OF paying said Indebtedness, with the costs
and expenses on account OF the execution OF this
trust: and,
Whereas, Default has been made in the payment
of the interest on the un1aid note OF sl.aD since
December ls s.2 and the legal holder OF said note
ha. exercised his option and declares the whole Of
the said Indebtedness to have mat1red as auihor
ized TO do by the terms OF said deed of trust, TO
which reference Is hereby made as to the terms
| thereof for greater certainty, and.
| Whereas The said John \. Clough, trustee,
has resigned a. said trustee and refuses to act as
/ such;
| Now. therefore l. c. o. Atkins, the said sue
ces-or In Tust at the request of the legal holder
| of said unpaid note and by the authority in me
ves ted BY said deed OF trust do hereby give pub
| lie notice that will on Wednesday the 18th day
OF February, 1894, at the hour of 10 A. NJ Of said
day sell and dlsuose OF all Of said hereinbefore
| described premises or much IS may be neees-
sarv and all the right, title and benefit and equity
| OF REDEEM ptIUn OF the said Elwyn Nj. and Lilpha
NJ Slater, their heirs and assigns therein, At puo
| lie auction at the court house in the County OF
| Prowers, Colorado for the highest and best price
| The same will bring in cash. for the purpose OF
paving the said Indebtedness of $3.50 and inter,
! est thereon $ aforesaid and other expenses and
| ro<ts Of the execution of this trust as provided
| for in and by said deed Of trust
| Al my request.
| AIFRED BuTTERs, Assignee,
I Colorado Savings Bank.
Legal holder of above note.
Successor in Trust.
| Dated January II, 1884,.
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Trustee. ..i..

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The Lamar register., 1894-02-10
Trustees sale.

Dated January II. 1894.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-03
& X a. SvENSRUD.

Also, before the name Of Bottineau as the
location Of the School of Forestry.
When you 60 to the polls be sure to put
an X opposite the name of Mrs Eisenhuth
Let Bot'ineau county roll up splendid
majority for our efficient Superintendent OF
Public Instruction.
Our readers will kindly excuse us for the
lack Of news In this ISSUE, We are badly
crowded with political matters which are OF
most Importance just now. Next week we
shall do better.
et]pr $40 violin outass are reduced In price
Tu SS. $a0 putfts to $l6, sent c. o. ID.
with privilege, of examination. We have
made corresponding reduction In prices on
pian0s, organs, guitars, banjos. mandolins,
accordeons, xithers and authoharps. All
sheet music at one-half price. Address
KoPs Bros,
ais Wabash Ave-, Chicago
Closing ont bargains in FUR ROBES,
STORM BLANKETS, Heavy and Light Har-
ness, at Mcintosh Bros.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-03
Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

Default has been made in the conditions
of q mortgage deed ontaining d power OF
sale made by David Miller and Nancy e,
Miller his wife to Alfred Dickey, dated
book A of Mortgages on pages 17O to ia In
the register. Of deees records of BOttineau
County Territory Of Dakota now State Of
Nortn Dakota for the south east quarter
(s-e4) Of section thirteen (l3) in township
one hundred and sixty one tlSp north Gf
principal meridian in Bottineau County
Territory of Dabota now State of North
Dakota. which mortgage was duly assigned
by instrument IN writing dated November
Nth 1886 to Elizabeth Is. Hilles and said
assignment recorded oi in said said :, register Of
page rs, and was subsequently assigned to
Edwin H. Gayley and Daniel w. Taylor
| trading as Heald & Company by instrum !: NJ
in writing dated May list 1888 and recorded
1888 in book Of mortgages page 49, and up,
on which mortgage there fs due and unpaid
at this date five hundred and sixty two and
4!Al00 1852. .i9) dollars, and thirty ve (Si5.0O)
attorney fees and taxes for the recovery of
which no action or proceeding has been in
mortgage will be foreclosed by sale Of
said real property at public auction by the
sheriff of said Bottineau County State of
North Dakota at the front door of the
County and State aforesaid on Saturday the
10th of November 1894 at two O'Clock in the
afternoon to satisfy said Indebtedness and
the expenses of foreclosure.
Dated this 18TH day of September 1884,
EDWIN HI. GAYLEY & DANIEL W. TAYLOR
Truding rs Heaid & Company. Assignees of
MOrtgagee.
MARION CoNKLIN, ~
Assignee Of Mertgagee. 4
First publication Sept. ~. 1884: ,,, >,
The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-03
Who he is.

Il will be seen by notice in another
column al this paper that A. McBain is a
candidate for County Judge. and we deem
il best TO let our readers known just who
and what he is.
Mr.. McBain is one of the pioneers OF
this county. there being not more than a
half dozen settlers ahead of him. He is
farmer Was at one time member OF
the county board. Is hard working
man, and one against whom no word OF
4 evil can be spoken. Is an advocate OF
law and order. and last but not least. has
q mind of his own and if elected. will do
what he deems right. regardless of how
others may urge him to another course.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-03
Notice Of Mortgage sale.

Default has been made In the cond itions
OF q mortgage deed containing b power ar
sale made by Charles E. Lurence and Louisa
his wife to Joseph C. Seeds. dated July 10Th.
| 1885, ana duly recorded In Book Cof mort
gages on page 2 In the rekister Of deeds re-
CORDS OF Bottineau County Territory Of
Dakota, NOW State Of North Dakota for the
s.wAl OF section twenty one (2l) IN township
one hundred and sixty one (l8l) north uf
range seventy four C74) west Of the fifth
principal meridian In BOttineau county.
Territory Of Dakota, now State Of North
Dakota, which mortgage was duly assigned
~ instFQ Qment In writing, dated February
gDth. 1883, to Emily r. Young and Mary ".
I bare, which assignments was recorded in
said register Of deeds office in book Of
mortgages on page 306 and upon which
m1nrtgage there is due and unpaid at this
fSl97 .94) dollars. and twenty fvs. 1ss5. .OlD
dollars attorneys fees and taxes, for the re-
coyery OF whteiI no action or proceeding has
neen instituted Notice ID her refyz river,
tnat this mortgage Will be foreelssed by q
BY the sheriff Of said Bottineam o cni,nty. esn.
state ~ North Dakota. ct the front door of
the court house In the town of Bottinear III
sald BOttineau County, state OF 1 North
Dakota, ON Saturday the Sth day pf Decem-
ner 1871 AZ O'Clock In the afternoon fo s,tt-
.t,s.y SAID Indebtedness and the expenses OF
Dated this 18th day. of October 1854.
EMILY Il. YoUNG,
NARY w. BARE.
~ 49, Assignees Of Mortgage
Attorney for Assigneea Of MORTGAGES.
rIIst publication Oct. an, I80i, 8S IN u
The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-03
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Default having been made in the condi-
tious Of a certain mortgage made. executed
and delivered by Ole p. Haugen and Anna
Olson Haugen. husband and wife. mortgag
ors to Globe Investment Company 4 corpor-
alton duly established and, having it's
principal place Of business In Boston in the
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts,, Mortgagee.
August AID. 1889 ,and was duly recorded as a
mortgage in the Office Of tie Register of
Deeds within and for the county Of Bottin-
North Dakota, on the aOth day Of September
a; 4; D. 1889, in book 81" Of mortgages on page
And whereas said mortgage was assigned
strument In writing dated the eth day of
February, 1890, to- Newton A.. Frost, which
assignment was duly recorded in the Office
OF the Register of deeds In and for Bottin-
eau County North Dakota, on the 18th day
OF Febr9ary' ya, 1890, in book IF" Of mortgages
And, whereas, there is elaine ed to be due
on said mortgage at the date of this notice
the sum of six hundred ninety one and
seven one hundredths dollars t$69l.07) in
with the terms and conditions Of said mort
gage, and no action or proceedingRt law or
otherwise has been instituted to recover the
aSet By said or
tanned In and recorded with said mortgage
has become and is operatives:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that by virtue of such power OF sale, and of
the statute In such case made and provided
the said mortgage will be foreclosed by sale
OF the premises described In said mortgage
the court house or house in which the dis
trict court was last held in Bottinenn. in the
county Of Bottineau IN the state OF North
said last named county, or his deputy. on
Monday the 5th day Of November A. D.
1884, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, to satisfy
the amount which shall then be due on said
MORTGAGE. N n nd q
The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-03
Estray Law.

SEC. .. When estrays may be taken up.
No person shall take UP an estray amman
mentioned II, the next section between the
OF March inclusive, unless the same be
found trespassing upon the premises or
within the enclosure of the person taking
SIC. 5. Notice OF taking up estray.
Every person who shall take up any estIay
horse, mare, colt. mule, ASS or any. head of
S iifseen s s sheseaft.r AFT r. give notice OF the
finding ana taking up OF such animal, by,
publishing three times In a weekly news
scription Of sa,d estray, and the marks and
brands thereon. Any person or persons
taking up property as herein described and
failing t. advertise shall be guilty Of u mis-
SEC s. County Auditors Aud, or to, to keep p e; sst,sy y
sisl estray Rsper e bt onn copy
each county In North Dakota. and the conn.
ty auditor shall keep On file all copies of
such official estray paper:
costs. Whenever any person shall appear
and make claim to any estray so taken up
claimant and the person taking up such
in the coun ty, and such claim mant shall make
atfidayit in writing subscribed by him, set
ting forth his name ard place of residence,
estray describing 1t, ETC., nd,thereupon the
person taking up such estray shall be auth
OriZed tode Ifver.thc same 10 such claimant,
on pay yment of all fees advanced by him and
| the actual cost. OF caring for and keeping
such estrty.
er Ifsuch estray shall not be claimed and
taken away within one year after adver-
tisement thereof, then II the person taking
ND such estray shall have caused the same to
be duly advertised, as herein provided and
shall not in other respects have violated the
provisions of this act, the property therein
Shall Immediately vest in the person taking
the same up; Provided, that the appraised
value Of such estray shall not exceed fifty
t50) dollars. ....- -
SEC. 10 Appraisal The person taking
up such estray shall notify the board Of
county commissioners to appraise or ap
point snme suitable person or persons whose
duty IL shall be to appraise the value Of
saiG estrHy.
SEC. s. Estrays to be noticed to secretary
of state. It shall be the duty Of any person
talk ing up an estray animal that is branded
or earm1ked to notify the Secretary of
state. by registered letter, Of the time and
place Of the taking up Of such animal. to-
gether with a description of the brand Or
earmark on the same. and it shall be the
duty of the Secretary Of State, If such brand
or earmark has been recorded IN his office,
to notify the owner thereof of the taking
up of such estray; and If such brand or ear
mark has not been recorded in the Office OF
the Secretary sOf state, the said Secretary
OF State shall notify the party taking up
such estray, that there is no such brand or
earmark recorded in his Office. the party
may then proceed against said animal un-
der the laws on estrays.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-03

Whatever your politics, vote for Mrs
Eisenhuth. a-
Go to Mcintosh Bros for the best grade
y,of Kerosene in town.
The new Peabody PRESBYTERIAN church is
completed ahd will be formally opened on
Sunday next.
Vote for Mrs. E;scnhuth f 'r Superintcn-
den, If Public Instruction.
A car load of the celebrated Diamond
Brand flour-best in the world-for sale
at the M. & N Elevator
Father Bachaud asks ia to thank the peo-
. pie for their liberal contributions to and pat
sronage OF the B,zaar. He says the net pro-
ceeds was s2le--a snug little sum.
u. II yon care more for your schools and your
children than-for y,n,r party, vote for Mrs.
Eisenhuth for superintendent Of pablo In
struction.
Hugh McKinnon, one of our county COM
missioners, left few days ago for the Flat
head country, taking all his effects with him.
We shall miss him much.
Friends Of Mr.. A. McBain ask us to call
attention to the fact that he is still in the
field for Judge Of the County Court, and that
al X placed opposite his name will confer a
favor on many.
II viii NOT do this year to place an X
opposite the name of the party you want to
vote with. You must place your mark be-
fore each name, thus:
The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-03
JACOB GoRDER.
They Shot Geese.

Rev. J. A. Marine and e editor went
together to Devils Lake Saturday last. and
spent the first part Of this week hunting
geese. We had very pleasant time. and
saw a large number Of healthy, lively
geese. all of which are still in good health
and pursuing their daily avocatious
No. we didn't get any geese, but we did
have a grand outing and made the ac-
quaintance of some very pleasant people.
Among these were Mr. and Mrs. Buffers
the lady being a sister of Mr.. Marine.
Also, Mr.. and Mrs George Wheeler.
most hospitable people. whose acquaint-
ance we we're delighted to make.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-03
His Opinion is Good.

Communicated
| To Editor of Bottineau PIONEER.
| SIR:
In reference to the School of
Forestry. If the candid voter will con-
slider the question and look little into
the merits of both places and their locat-
ion he will find that Bottineau is the
center of population taking the mountains
from its most westerly point to its easterly
point at or near St. John. And again
Is not a location near to the mountain a
proper one for the school, owing to its
greater rain fall and also owing to its
peculiar location. as an irrigating point
where it can be irrigated cheaply and
successfully? We will no doubt be asking
for an appropriation for this school, and
will not the balance of the state consider
the success or non-success of the school
before they will grant any appropriation.
It must therefore have to start out, all the
natural advantages thai it is possible to
give it, otherwise the members OF legisla-
ture will hesitate before granting any sum
of money to build up school against
natural disadvantages such as they would
have to over come if the school is located
at Willow City Or any other point yet
mentioneda except Bottineau. The posit-
ion taken BY the Willow City Eagle that
i. win interfere with the opening Of the
timber reserve in our county. is not q
good one and is only thrown out to catch
votes. The timber reserve in our county
will be opsne for settlement In the near
future, Let no one hesitate to cast his
vote for Bottineau on that account. AL
good deal of the Eagles arguments along
The same lines are just as false as this one
and cannot be considered by the voters
sho wish to see the school of Forestry
ocated wherever it will be a success
rom the start VOTE FOR BoTTINEAUs
The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-03
Land Office at Devils Lake NJ. b. ss
()ct ~. 1904 - sss 81

Notice is here by given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intef.
and that snid proof will be made before iI. Is.
INna Y. >. Circuit Court Comm issiOner al
BottlDeAu n. l..0n Dee. 1. 1891 Wiz 81 So
u NOIsMAs "A. sTEWARta aI q
H. r.. No. 2S44 fortlle n-wk n.w51 aec. Is, 4 "
sn-eN ana mex I-w14 Sec. ~ Town 162 r. ~.
. He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and tAltiva-
ti0n Of, said Ian 4. viz; ssss s5'a IA
John Gardner, John stoyer, Frank Cathro,
M IL 81. REUB. ~ OBLB, Reg5ster.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-03

To the Electors of Bottineau County.
GENTLEMEN: My name appears on the
Republican Ticket in connection with the
Office of States Attorney, but as am not
a candidate this time hereby withdraw
my name and ask my friends not to vote
for me. And, having enjoyed the emolu-
ments of the Office for two consecutive
terms. take this opportunity to thank my
friends for their past support and for the
evidence of continued confidence which
my unanimous nomination for a third
term affords
N A. STEWART.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-03
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The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-03
Notice.

A report having been circu ated to the
effect that had withdrawn from the race
for Clerk of the Court, for which l WAS
nominated by the Republican party, take
this means of denying such report. am
in the field to stay, and respectfully solicit
your support.
ANGUS MCKINNON,
The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-03
Lane, ONCE a, Devils I AXE N. D

October II, 1904. .5sas 5
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to- make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Clerk Of the District Court of Bott-
ineau N. D., on November II. 1894, viz: -
JOSEPH CORYELL a u = !
H. F.. No. 274l for the n-wL Sec. Is Town l8l
Range T5.g
He names the following witne :ses 10 prove
his contiguous residence up.n ana culti-
vation of. said land. viz:
Caleb Garrison. Euclid J. Hurt, GuktavuS
w. Syer. Donald McKinnon. all Of Bottineau
N. ID. u ~
- REUBEN NOBLE, Reg
The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-03

At the request of numerous friends and
hy legally signed petition my name has
been legally placed upon the official ballo,
OF this county for the Office Of County
Judge as an indepen sent can ,idate. Your
Influence aud vote are respectfully re
quested.
A McBAIN
The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-03


Thereby certify tina. the following nomin
ations. for the 0tlicea TO be- filed at electioi
on the eth day OF Nov. 1894 have been Ger
tiled 10 me and filed In my Office US providet
by law.
REPUBLICAN soMrSATioSs.
Member of Congress- = ..- s,..
NJ. N. JOHNSON,
ROGER ALLIN,
Lieutenant G yvernor-- ssE-E = 81. assrz -
J.H. WORST,
Secretary of State .z 1@--. -..1.-
G. n. Dahl. .a.. ~
'0''''~ - FRANK A. BRIGGS,
'''<'' GsoRGEE. NICHOLS,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
EMMA +. BATES.
Con, mi sioncr f Insurance.
FRELRlCK q. FANCHER,
Commissioners Of Railroads-
JOHN W: CURRIE,
jUHNj WAMsEisG.
1>'' Join F. cowAN.
commissioner ASbtEW 4 Hks'id'f H.kaTGnIPN, aG" HIN
Judge Of the .upreme Court.
JOSEPH VI. BARTHOLOMEW
State Senator 18th Dist
AMER l.. HANSCOM,
Repre- sentative 18th Dist
GEoRGEJ. CoULTHARD,
AUGUST soUCIE,
Sheriff
THOMAS WHITE,
Registe. of Deeds
,'~'' ',''~ FIRED A. THOMAS,
Clerk Of the Dist, Court
.'~. ANGUS McKlNNoN,
States Attorney
n. a. STEW ART,
Coroner
A r. LoR ANGER.
County Judge
Justices of the Peace
WM. STEWART,
ALBERT MARSHALL,
ALFRED MILTON,
JAMES CROMAR, 80
Constablcs- g,
ANDREW KITTLEsON,
FRED OLSON, !.
WM. II. FLEMING,
GEO. w. DIXON,
Commissioners
IHt Dist. !. w. ARTHUR,
4Lh " FRANK HA Almond,
5ll W. r. kURTH,
lst Dist. GEORGE FULWILIcF
2nd " OLE KJESDU,
3rd " JACOB DALEN,
4th 1" AUSTIN SANDERSON
5tlr /" ROBERT AULD.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-03
Democratic Rail-.

Last meeting of the campaign. Hon.
v. r. Noble will speak in Bottineau. Mon
day evening. Nov. 5th. on the issues be.
fore the people in this campaign. Every
body invited. Men. women and children
Democrats, Republicans and Independ'
ents
The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-03
His Platform.

To the Voters of Bottineau County.
Being a candidats for the Office of
Sheriff of this county wish to say that
if elected. will spare 40 time nor pains
to enforce each and every law on the
statute books. the prohibition law as we'll
as all Others