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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-24
their friends exclusively and promise

their friends exclusively and promise
to be a success.
The German Singing society ''Lie-
derkranz" is fast growing under their
new leader and their two practices per
week are generally well attended.
Following is the programme for the
concert to be given by the Sixteenth in
fantry band at Fort Douglas at p. m.
today:
Star Spangled Banner
Overture-'Crown Diamonds. .Auber
Selection from "Rigoletto" ;...Verdi
Waltz" Remembrance of Naples" go.
-...........-.--.. Bennett
Alabama Dance" .................... Glider
Polka-'My Darling" ........... Griessinger
Medley" -Zing-Boom'' ......Brooks
Hail Columbia"
LONDON. Nov. 29.-According to
the Daily News, Harper Bros, of New
York are to pay George Du Maurier
$4,000 for his next novel. which is the
Identical sum which Benjamin Dis
rael tLord Beaconsfield) received by
"Endymion."
The business of "Trilby' at the Hay
market continues phenomenal and is
without exception the largest which
this popular theatre has known in ff-
teen years.
A tour of the leading book stores in
Pater Noster row shows that the large
edition of the novel "Trilby" is now
nearly exhausted and still larger edi-
lions are already in the press.
In view of the demand it is under
stood Du Maurier's new novel, The
press, will be withheld for time and
the story will first be published SER
tally in America.
PATHS only appearance in London
this season upon the concert stage
will occur next Tuesday at Albert hall.
The concert has been arranged by
Messrs. Harrison and many other
prominent artists will appear.
1t is announced that George Alex
ander and his company will make
tour of America under the manage
opening a the Empire theatre, New
York. in September, 1897.
John E. Willde, the manager of
Lowse's exchange, who has become
familiar figure to travelling Americans
IN London, will return to America in
January to re-engage in journalism.
Mr.. Wilkie resigned an important DO
sition on the Chicago Tribune a few
days ago to accept the European man
HSeInent OIL LoWSeS S. He has done
much to populariZe the institution
abroad and will be greatly missed in
London I
Minnie Palmer, whose new play, the
Schoolgirl has been highly success
full in both London and the provinces,
will shortly be seen again in America.
Mr.. Aronson, of the Bijou theatre. has
just completed a twenty-five weeks
contract for the United States with
Miss Palmer and she will sail for New
York on Dec. T.
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Choice lime of Holiday Goods in
Art, Metal, CeIluIoid, Imported Chi
M, Jevveiry, Watches, Clocks and
etc.
MAYNEs-wELLs CO., 30 Main ST.
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NortRaxe aatc,


WHEREAS DEFAULT hns been made ), Ire
wv condt' OPS 1T certain mortgage, coi = n.
Ing !ower Of sale, duly executed aud de'ye eJ
by NJ s"us lanisun and Anna Paulsan, lis " q
"at, he .vti, .iay o. Apri, 1881, aud duly &c ID:
ed In tic ellie Ofthe Register of Deeds ! rnr
ior tue county Of Iembtna, Territory Of DatL :
now State OF North Dakota, on the 2ald day o
Of mortgages, on page 1856, by which de;e..tt the
power OF sale has become operative, and tlere
Is cia med 10 b. due on said mortgage Of he date
81 'his notice. The sum OF two hundred aud atty
no act on or proceeding q. law or otherwise hav.
Jug been instituted to recover the debt secured
by said mortgage. or any pa:t thereof.
OF said mortgage the said John Tapley has died.
first having mlde his last will and testament
thereby making, constituting aud appointing O.
thereof Byron D. Bike and Charlie.
ed tine obligations 81 such exeou,orship, letters
testamentary were thereunto issued By tie eoun.
~ curt In and for Racine county, slate Of Wis
ed IN The ONCE Of ,hs Reg|sie, Of Deeds in End
The 9th dayof March 1895. at O'Clock r. n, in
book 7, page 473 and 4s4.
virtue OF said power Of sele and the atute !, /.
snch.c made and provided, the sale NOR. 'se
VIII be- fOrecicsed. and the premises descr; bed
sou; her st qaarier fssSs, Of section is) township
one hume ed and sixty.two (l62) OF iange fifIy.
one (bl) containing one hundred and sixty acres
of land, more or less arcording TO the govern
State of Moth Dakota, VII. be sod at pablo
auction, to the highest bddet foe cash, TO sai:efy
the amount which shall then be due on said
mortgage, with interest thereon, fifty doIla. .
$3.50 attorneys fee, stipulated in 81 MOI gage,
to be paid in case Of foreclosure. I'd the cos.s
and disbursements allowed by law; which sale
will be made by the sheriff OF said Pemblna
n 0rh In ot fhof ron ~ III,
Court house, in The city Of Pembins, In said
county Of Pembina, and state Of North Dakota,
o 4 Saturday the oath day Of August, 1895, ct 1
O'Clock P. \. Of that day, subject to redemption
sale. az provided by law.
Dated July 3rd, 1895.
BYRON B, BLAKE AND CHARLES H. LEE,
Executors OF the last will and testament of John
Tapley, deceased, MORTGAGE.
JOHN ID. FARRAND,
Attorney, Fargo N. D. bl.5
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N1OEtRnS6 sale.
"ZHEREAS default has been made in the
w Conditions Of a certain mortgage, con-
tanning power of sale duly executed and deliver
Ell bysArcffib1lt' Bhie ana Helen Buie. his wife
bearing dale the first day Of July 1851. and duly
recorded in the office OF the register Of deeds in
and for the county of Pembina State of North
O'Clock p. M, in book 81 Of mortgages page 81
by which default the power of sale has become
operative, and there IL claimed To be due ON said
mortgage at the date OF this notice, the sum Of
Iwenty.eight hundred and forly-tive dollars
and sixty Cents. ($2.s46.60) and no action or
proceeding at law, or Otherwise having been in
stiiuted to recover the debt secured by suid mort
gaze Or any part the coi;
And whereas, the raid mortgage has been duly
assigned by an ins!rumentin writing duly ex-
e:uted and de vered by raid mortgage Fargo
Loun Agency 10 g. s. E.tenheimer bt airing dale
the Office OF tie register Of deeds IN and for the
county of Pembiua State Of North Dakota on the
lth day Of May 1895. at one O'Clock p M, in book
Now there, ore notice is hereby given, that by
virtue OF said oower IF sale, and the sla,ute In
suca case Gag. mace and provided, the eaid mort
sribed in and covered BY said mortgage. to.Wt;
The west half W. hfJ Of section twenty t.swo
l2!) township one hundred and sxty-one (Gl(
range ny three (5s) containing three hundred
twenty (5:O) acres OF land, more or less accord.
ing 10 the government survey thereof In the
county OF Pembinr State OF North Dakota. will
" SOLO 81 pubic nuc.0n to the highest bidder
ior cash. to satisfy lhe amount which shall then
De DUE on said mortgage, with the interest there
on the attorney fee aud the costs and disburse-
meats Love by law; which sale will be made
Dy aAe sheriff OF se d Penlbina county, or his de.
putty, y! the front door OF the court house in The
CITY Of Pemblnu in Hnd county OF PeInbinu aud
State ~ North Dakota ON Saturday the seventh
aas OF september 1898, at two O'Clock p. nj. sub.
)ect 70 redemption ut any time within one year
from the da'e Of sale as provided by law.
Dated July 25th 1886 ELS, ErrENax1xEa.
JNO. ID. FARRAND. Assigned az mort ,ave.
Attorney, Fargo, n. D. 20
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assume. We have had this dlfflculty

assume. We have had this difficulty
to deal with to greater or lesser ex-
tent for several years, but by the exer-
else Of care Ii the selection Of seed or
by the application OF bluestone treat
ment, recommended By the seye'al
experiment stations, most Of the farm.
ers Ut Minnesota and the DakotaS
hive succeeded in eradicating the
evil. The smut urea now seems to he
confined to the northern section. 1t Is
evident that the farmers Of this sec.
ton nave tailed to avail themselves
ut the information relative to the
pr per trcatmcnt,'f their seed which
has l,ccn tlnr'ughiy disseminated by
iprimtrd circulars ..nd through the
newspapers f"r the past three years.
The result is seen in an increased
area rf snuttY grain this season. Un-
less II complete rhangc OF seed, or tie
blue sLnnc treatment is resorted to, a
,stili further increased damage may
reasonably lc expected next year.
II lie next important question Is,
what can he done with the present
crop that is affected? Undoubtedly
by careful hlndling in harvesting
aud threshing, great loss may be avoid
ed.
Every frequently smut damage will
be greater in one section Of the field
than in another. BY separating the
bundles and maintaining such separa-
tiOn Of the poor from the good grain
through the process Of stockings stack
ing, threshlng and marketing, the
better class OF grain will escape con-
tamination, and much loss will be
avoided. The smutted wheat should
be subjected to very strong blast In
threshing it. A very large portion Of
1.-The smut heads can be blown through
ZION. Under no circumstances should
smutty grain be thrcshed unless the
straw aud heads arc perfectly dry.
! "fhe damage to the Touring quail
ties OF wheat from smut is caused by
! its adherence to the berry. II the
grain is'damp when threshed, the smut
will adhere; III dry it will not do SO to
,,any considerable extent, IL at all.
Farmers will secure better grades and
better prices for grain that is damag-
ed by smut by careful attention to
the method Of handling herein sug-
lgeStedn
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Value of n Good Background.

''There is certain chair In the Tux
edo club house, said Il New Yorker
to a Tribune man, ''tha& I'LL the women
seem to so for; it is not particularly
comfortable, hut 1t has the reputation
of being very becoming, having very
high back which serves as q distinctly
good background" 1t is well known
fact that high-backcd chair Is much
moro becoming to the figure and face
than low one. One of the most sue
cessful patterns in the way of dining
room chairs has high leather back
reaching several inches above the head
when the occupant is sitting down.
The dull cOlOring Of the old Spanish
leather is wonderfully efficacious In
bringing out the fresh tints Of pretty
woman In her best attire rs she sits,
framed rs 1t were, In beautiful set
ting studded with antique nails, and
quite separated in effect from the rest
Of the room. There il something very
reposeful ind aristocratic in such isola-
ton, besides being eminently becoming.
'How well Mrs. Blanks white head
and fine features look against that old
leather" said young artist who was
present Mt n dinner where the chairs
were like the model described. II
feel rs IL we We're Mt n collection Of
Van Dyck's Portraits
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ykYH1nxA1 Assault has besn made IN the car.
w dldoQgee 4 certain mortgage: con'al. .
power 81 ealesdaly executed and DELIVERED ~
Henrietta C4mpl eli and R0bt. j. Campbell. hes
tutbaMds Mne:Nai,ors. TO United Trust Il m'tsd)
mOttyugto. lNaiiny date the 18Th day OF Octnlel
lf01. ard dH > recorded In tho ONCE of :he Re-.
4,ser OF tievis. In and Tor the CO MY ~ tenn
Nav mhvr iAoa a 2 ocls ck r. y. in hook IL Of
inorix,E es page la. by VIII CHI default the pJwei
Ut sale H. sIeyO,ne O,Ur: i've d there 10 cl-im
ed 10 e.iW. 0n - 4 inc its, ge NJ e date TIL
nO.'ce h .nm ot ilfaen nundrud anil twGmM 4
do la,s .nt thist, 1.-Two Gems (4l,5s6 3S) ahy
Nc s'ris.Aor lrOct eding ~ law, or ot.,erM ~
having ,,s.n inst .u;ee to recover tho dsbt 70
cred ~ s,il rtsage q any part thereof:
Virtue Of said puwe. of sa,cs nnd the statute ii
snch cave rade aud provided tic SAID mort
gnEe will oe fO;e ln.ed. aud the premises de-
ecrthed 4: aud cove. ed by snih ur;gags. 81 VT
This nO+,lwsr, qua it(nwqt) Of src ion Inni
(t) twnalliD o. ON h. nG I, d aid sixty.,hret (1u3
,angS tf:y.s,x :6yc'.a'ntning cns. hundred anf
Ky <,a3 scresNf ,tad, n,nrc or less: n.cJrtl
i,g 10 the government survey thereof. jn' e.,
H. 20. 1t %uh! 9 quo, On % he h'ehest hlddc
~ riih, - ~ ny the amount VII cna.a 'l' I
tE due ny ,sid mortgage .itr tne!a ecest here
on. lit'' attorneys fee md the cs,sis and dis
lu'sennnsn lowed by law; which sale Will b.
mad. b thu sheriff Of nd Pembtna county. OF
h deputy. at III front door Of The e art hons,
in tsecity OF Pembina, IL said county Of Fem
E:.h day of August 1873 at 2o'c!Ock P. =. tub}ec
!" redemption at any lime w,,h'n one yeas fon
tie hat. dfssle M p divided by law.
Dated june 2ith 1895.
JOHN u. FAaRAND. USIrED TEusr (L1D)
Attorney. Fargo, N. D. tOS Mortgages
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fou can he cured while using 1t.
The habit Of using tobacco grows
on man until grave diseased condi-
tons are produced. Tobacco causes
cancer of the mouth and stomach;
dyspepsia; loss Of memory; nervous
affections; congestion of the retina,
and wasting of the optic nerve, result.
ing in impairment of vision, even to
the extent Of blindness; dizziness, or
vertigo; tobacco asthma; nightly
sufocation; dull pain In region
OF the heart, followed later by
sharp pains, palpitation and
weakened pulse, resulting in fatal
heart disease. 1t also causes loss of
vitality.
Quit before it is too late.
To quit suddenly is too severe a shock
to the system, as tobacco-to an in
veterate user, becomes a stlmulant
that his system continually Graves.
Baco-CurO" is scientific and relia-
BILE vegetable remedy, guaranteed to
be perfectly harmless, aud which has
been In use for the last % years, hav-
ing cured thousands of habitual to-
bacco users-smokers, chewers and
snuff-dippers.
You can use all the tobacco you
want while taking "Baco- Curo," it
will notify you when to stop. We
give a written guarantee to perma-
nently cure any case with three
boxes, or refund the money with 10
per cent interest.
"Baco-CurO" is not substitute,
but Il reliable and scientific curc-
which absolutely destroys che craving
for tobacco without the aid of will
power, and with no Inconvenience.
1t leaves the system as pure and free
from nicotine, as the day you took
your first chew or smoke.
Sold by all druggists, at 81 90 Der
box, three boxes, (thirty days treat
ment, and guaranteed cure,) $3.50 or
sent direct upon receipt of price.
Send six twc.cent stamps for sample
box, booklet and proofs free. Eureka
Chemical & Manufacturing Company,
Manufacturing Chemists, La Crosse.
Wisconsin,.
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CONFLICTING.

The St. Thomas Times doesn't like
the way we talk of the Till case-on
its editorial page-but copies three
columns on the same subject, on its
local page, from this paper without
credit,-and what it says on its editor
ial page, that We were defending Till,
isn't true. What we said was, that
the evidence as developed before the
trial was conflicting, that it would be
difficult to prove motive in Till's
case, but that the circumstantial evil
dence was strong against Till, lat
that his attorney had pretty good
chance Of clearingshim; and now that
the trial is over there was nothing
special developed to change any of
these statements, and the last state
ment is still as true as 1t was before
the trial. If Till had money he s i'll
would have pretty good chance to
be cleared. He is however penniless,
and in this country that makes T. deal
Of difference In srch cases. BY this
We do not mean to insinuate aught In
reference to the jury, but it stands
about this way. II Till could raise
enough money to get copy of the
evidence, about $3.50, he could very
likely get a new trial, or a hearing at
least. in the supreme court. A man
like Hayward gets such q chance be.
cause he has the money, but Till, a
stranger in strange land, is compcll-
ed to take what comes, for want of
money. Either money should not be
able to make the difference, or else the
poor man should be given the means
to be equal to the rich man when life
or liberty is at stake.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Bradley Phillips ST.. to Charles
Fisher S Inf sw or 5, Sc or Sc
ORG, aud Sc or ne or 7-161-55. $500 co
Geo w Colborn TO E Orr lot
3blk 30, Bathgate. 1Co CT
T e Even to Samson Biarna-
son hi sw or IL, he qrnwqr
and NV Or net Or 14-l6l.55.... 700 90
Chas z Reed to NJ NJ Campbell
lot 8 blk 10, Glasston. ....... 25 90
John Stanley to Geo LaChep-
ellie pJ Sc or Sc Or 2l-16s-55.. IS CO
Geo LaChcpelle to Alphee
Perron pit sc or Sc or 81 1885 IS co
John II. Morton to John ii.
Morden NV or 22-161-54. .... 1900 90
John H. Morton to John II.
Morden II hf NV or 15-l6l-54 1900 90
d. Il. Morden to John H. Nor
den lot blk IL Cavalier. :. Il 1850 90
Job Slgurdson to Johannes
Einarson hf sw or 33-l6O-56
and NV or NV or 4 and ne or
neqr 5-159-56. 500 90
James Massey ST to James N.
Massey Inf sw or 4-159-55. j, 500 CO
James Massey sr to Dan'l Nc.
Quarrie $ Inf sw or 4-159-55. i 900 CO
Bjorn Einarson to Johanna
Einarson Sc or Sc Or Is and
sw or sw Or 14-16O-56. cocoon. 100 co
Alice c. Wallace toJ. NJ. Wylie
blk 8 Wallace Bros. add Dray-
ton Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
Gideon b. Loomcr to Fargo
Loan Agency NV or 10 and
. Sc or 14-161-5l. ..............2,GO 600 90
John j. Whelen to Geo. E.
Nelson ne or 5-162-53. ......1, 800 CO
Geo. E. Nelson to Thos. j.
Nelson ne Or 5-162-53. ......1, goo 90
Frank Chase to Geo. Douglas
(trustee) Sc or 17-182-51...... $50 90
j. NJ. Chisholm to Geo. Nc
Lean lots IL and IA blk
Hamilton. Observation-Disclosures. go %
Syver Hansen to trustees Mid
land Lutheran church part
NV or NV or 15-160-52. ........ 1O) CO
John Stanley to Novice La
Chapellc part he or Sc or 81
1886 Observation-Disclosures. so 90
Frank Hall to August Hoff
8 hf Of hf Sc or 5-I61-56.... zoo 90
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-v71r;sTon=. n rcFTETN mortgage, coma ming
}s , ! o'Sa:e duly exerued aud delivered by
ID a5i'.g tia'e the h cay of February 1888 sea
III, .eco led in lac oilicc of the Reg of
pes in nnd for ne 'uniy Of Pemh:nn. .ri-
'i:, 1,h day of March. 1854 at l1:15 O'Clock a. NJ
IL boeklJofmar iges page $751; by which oe
f.nit The power of nle has become opera. We
nnd.thercis claimed 10 be due OH eaid mortgage
It the date of this noice. The sdm Of three hl.n.
drcd aud seventy eight dollars end eighty eight
cents, (; ;iS.SS) this amount including the aims
OF twensy-9onr dollars and ninety-three Cen g.
isa,e3 and u 'euty-sS dollars and four &c .,
t:i25.Ui) ior taxes paid OH said mOrtgaged p o.
pcrty for the years 1913 and 1894, by the mo V
grSec, in accordance with the terms and cord :
Of ls:k;, on the 10Th day OF March 1895. the In u
'or taxes OF 1921, on the 9Th day If June. 80.
md int estthereon from said dates of psy,v t,
M !he ia OF twelve per cent per nnnum rs
Stipulated in SAID mortgage, and nc aC lou or
Proceeding at law. or otherwise havn !.een in-
htltuted to recover the debt secured by sail
:ie.l.asa or any part thereof.
virtue OF SAID power of sale and the sta IN
uch Gaze fhnde and provided lie said 20 /,
gage will be .crecosed and the premis. ~ y.
Ia" nor'h-east quarter of sect! N eight, ~
snip ono hundred aud sixiy-two range III <,
Gne or 8-16e-56) contai ning one hui.Jres uIt
.;-rI (:s0 acyes of land, more or less. aco d.
Ing. to tae government survey ;he'eof, in The
COUNTY of Psmbin0. state OF North Dakota. will
BIZ sold Ut public auction 10 the highest bidder
;us cash, 20 satisfy The amount, which sl.all
zen BE- due on said mortgage. with the interest
.nereor, fifty dollars (S5o.U0) attorneys fee
stipulated in said mortgage to be- paid IN cusc
u lore. lour. and tiie costs and disbursements
n,,owed by law; which sale will DO made by
lie sheriff o: said Pemb!na county, or HI .Gepl-
,y at the front door of tie court house IN me
e. : of Pemhina, i'll said county of Pembirl and
State of North Dakota. on Satiit day the 11ta day
OF AUGUST 1895. at : o'clock +, NJ. subject 10 re-
csmpt,on ai.any time with one year from the
.!ae of sale as provided by law.
.0nied June 18th 1895.
TAG COLONIAL II UNITED STATES MrG. Co. Q4TD.l
JOHN ID. FAInASD. Mortgage.
attorney. Fargo, n. D. sos
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Mortgage sale.

WHEREAS dcfnul, has been made IN the con-
wv ditiUns of a ccitain mortgage. containing
katherine Behnne and Norman H. Beihune, her
husband. mOrtgagOrs. to Canadian and Ameri
can alorisagc and Trus, Co.. (imited) murtga-
gee, bearing date the Goth day of October 1872.
and duly recorded i'll the office of The Register
cf Deeds. In and for the county Of Pembina, state
"eNor,h Dakota, on the oath day Of October,
li9! ESQ O'Clock r ~, in book 5: OF mort:
cages. page 40 by which default the power OF
BALE has lirs become operative and there IL
claimed 10 be due ON laid mortgage nj tue date
Of1his notice. the su1. Of seventeen hundred
:,ll thiriy-t,res do!'a aud hfty.nine cents
o. otherwise having been instituted 20 II cover
the debt se:u ed by said mortgage o. any part
thereof,
Now, therefore, no''re is. be eby given. that
by virtue Of aid | over of 81 e. All lbe eth
ute i'll sncl case made and p o, died, the said
mortaage.w i he forcc'osed, and premises
described In aud covered by said mo" age, o.
e BIT ne qr) the ou,hwest quarter Of the north;
east quarler(sw or ne GD and ire southeast
quarter of the 10" nwcs quartz Use a. NV qr) oi
SECTION seven 'en 90 own.piD ore hundred
talning ane ',u.idrtd and " :, 1.O) acres o
Land, mole Or les:. recording W t.le government
survey tiece':, in the counts of Penhiro, state
e hiI 9as'a W ne 1o r0h p" a a1ct%1
anOunt which snal! .heh he due ON said mort.
gage, with thu interest thereon, the nt,Or ey',
fGe and tie cos. aud disbursements allowed b,
law; which sale III e made by the sheriff OF
E lid peplbina county or his deputy. at the front
dor OF The "Dur. hcuse in the city Of Pembina
in said county of Pemhina and state of NORTH
Dakota. on .'a;,lrday tie 10Th day of August
1895. ut o'clock +. NJ. subjec. to redemption u
any time vii IN one year from the daie of sale
az provided by Law.
dated Jp ie aS,.i, 1895.
CANADIAN Il AMI :IcAN MORTGAGE AND rRus7
Co: q ~ Mortgage.
JOHN d. FARR.ND.
Attorney. Fn:go n. D. sos
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yETHERE- !; default has been made in the :. :"
w ditions OF ria II mortgage, cont. re
power of sale. .iu''' execnt and delivere' by
Epma A. Hnrlesr d VIM. D. Hurley. he as.
gdke and Tfnstl N iany, (limiteG) mortgages
bearing date the +; day Of October 1871. nut,
dulyrecotded III Of eof the Register of Deeds In
thefor the county Oi embina, siate of Nort! Oa-
kota, ON The 18th Gay of October 1882. az .
O'Clock !. y. IN book 5. of MORTGAGES, page lib,
by which default the power Of sale has become
operative. and there ii claimed to be due on
said mortgage At the date ufthis notice tine 81 II
Ofs1xtesn hundred and sixty dollars and for, Z.
seven cents (Sl.Gj0.47) and no action or p:oceeu-
to recover the debt secured by "a d mortgage Or
any pert thereof.
Now. therefore, notice ia rereb. given t,st
by virtue OF raid rOwer of saie.i IL he S !,
gage will be foreclosel. md the p-co'; So
&c ibeai III and covered by said NOR e, 90
W.T.: The northwes. quarter (nw or) o. &C. N
Twelve G:) township one bundled and :
three. (l63) range ftty-six 1867 coata'fug Q /.
huadred and sixt! tGo) acres OF lie II, nc or
f.s. according to the government survey
Of. IN the count of Pembina s ale of Nor u 4.
kota. will be sold III public auction to = ,e -
est bidder 70. cash, 10 "a sly the noun. i
shall linen be due on said mortgage, with .
interest thereon the attorneys fee and ie !
and disbursements allowed by law; which "a e
will be made by the sheriff OF said Pemb' "a
county, or hs deputy. al the front door OF ne
court house, in the city of Pembina in SAID
on Saturday the tenth day of August 1895, at 9
O'Clock i. N. subject to redemption at any time
witlin one year I. ON the date of sule as provide
ed by lay.
Dated June 23th, 1895.
q. Y, DIAN q AMERICAN MORTGAGE 8 Trust
JOHN d. FARRAND,
Attorney, Fargo. N. D.. lbs