Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-12-26

>WN. NORTH DAKOTA,
others against VIM. M. and J. NJ. Lloyd
II $5O982 and Lloyds Loan 4 Trust Co.,
II Ga cents for S2l.
For himself and others Oscar Seller
bid 10 much Of the psper. He got the
following notes: A. Steinbaoh S117 IS
'or 25 cents; A. J. Harris $S3O.70 for
l57; J. F. Harris $242. 62 for 81; F. A.
Dodge $500 for s13. 10; s. W. Brown
,, l,57l.8O-for Rlandered horses-for $15;
Fred s. Brown 1902 for $3.50; Alden &
Waters of s5, 5,1lS.O5 and highland Home
Cemetery Of s2,441 AS, for Is; four notes
Of 81. W. Porter sggregating &,57S.71
Tor 80 cents; two OF Asenath Smith
to sl47.50 for Is cents; Wal
ter Bowes of &37.07 and VIM. Carrick of
$324.S3 for $3.50; and Geo. H. Oppey Of
e5. 80 and L. c. Ball s69O.62 for sl.50.
He bought also note for $778.39, given
by NJ. L. Blanco, for $2.1O; H. N. Shs-
ver's Of $15903 for 81; three sggregating
$497 .32, given by Malcolm Sinclair, TOR
IS; two for $257.12 each, given by J. ".
Ieenberg OF Altoona, Pa, for 81. Is;
Wm. Dunning's for Sl3.15 for s3. so;
note OF Gottlieb Schock for S25.84 and
Of j. F. Moulton's :or e44O.56 for 81.
A Judgment against the jamestown
College of $375.N was Knocked down to
Mr.. Seller for $50; one against John J.
Thompson of $l197.20 for s42.5O; one
against I. G. Wade for $7,O44. SO for
$l.75; and one against Amelia j. Bow
man of $622.02, upon which credits had
been allowed so that but $338.45 was
now due, for $84.
Overdrafts of l.. f. Booker, David
Bottsford, The Fraternal Benevolent
Association and Highland Home Gene.
terry. aggregatlng $lS9.44, Mr.. Seller
also bought for 25 cents. a quarter Of a
dollar; one ct Lloyd & Holt of s16S.S3
for $3.50; and s2294 against Lloyd u
McClintock, and Lloyd & Hamilton
for 81.
Frank Lenz paid $40 for the note OF
F. 0. Woodhouse of Burleigh county,
S945.01; 75c for j. A. Marsb's note for
S74. 49, Marsh lives in Steele; and 81 for
Floyd D. Clark's note OF SS1.73-also
resident OF Steele. He also bid III the
following. notes: w. F. Hogeboom,
s2l.76 for SIS; r. G. Gott, $2l2.16 for sl5;
jamestown Brewing Co.. s2,9Sl Is for
$40; and John Scott's two notes, S83 81,
tor half dollar. Overdratts OF J. A.
Atkinson $3.50 and W. A, Bartholomew,
s12.36, he got for 81; and John Hanson
S2O.03 and jamestown college for s319
for So.
Geo. H. Cahoon paid in fnll 75c note
note and F. Montgomery an overdraft
of 32c.
Jesse Milhollin's note for $22.05 and J.
L. Prices for 1886 went to J. 3. Smith
for quarter OF a dollar. Also T. s.
Davidson's notes for 81 AS for $l.15.
But $3.50 was bid for s2,3s4.46 worth
of paper given by David Bottsforl and
S6,964 50 worth given by J. Isaacson. z.
T. Walker got this and elso two notes OF
w. L. Constant for s1,40436 for s13.
Auc,ioneer Cornwall bid in F. E.
Jones' note of $l,354.16 for sl25. E.
Johnson got two Of Herman T. Grannis'
notes amounting to $397 90 for S. Geo.
Alexander paid 81 IS for T. A. Williams
promise of IS. l3.
+. 3. Fancher bid in George L. Nc
Gregor's note for s697.31 for S. 25, and
Morris Beck got three of A. D. Chappel's
notes aggregating $53S.26 for 500. D.
E. Buzzell paid $40 for Ben Hornby's
notes for $211OS, and SOC for J. W.
Wedeman's promise to pay $2,O90SO. F.
Robertson's note for $2,S415l, went to
0. G. Chrlstopherson for $l1.
Jacob j. Leisch's note for $175-on
which $35 was recently paid--went to
Anton Haas for 500, together with j.
E. v Fair ASSOCIATION overdraft of $.6.18
for Csc.
Two joint notes given by j. G. War
mock and J. W. Goodrich, one $29l 81
and one $1,000 went to G.. Cowles for
$40; also J. G. Warnock aud r. W.
Davidson's joint note for sl,7O33l, for
$50.
The last assets sold we're the stove
and piping in the receivers office that
went to Tony Haas for $3.50; two cane
seated chairs to J. 3. Smith for $l.35
and a letter press to Fredrus Baldwin
for S..
(E1eunt.)