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The Republican journal., 1907-03-07
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.., NEW YORK.

| Christian Science services are held at j.
F. Fernald's, No. 81 Cedar street, every Sun
day morning at II O'Clock and Wednesday
evening at 730, to which all are cordially
| welcome.
| Services at the First Parish church (Uni-
tarian) next Sunday morning at 1915; SER
mon by the pastor; subject, ga Liberal
View Atonement." Sunday school IL noon
subject of study, Isaac and Rebecca."
The missionary committee OF the North
church Y. P. S. c. E. is arranging for a
sale at the church vestry on Friday, March
Sth Potted plants, kimonas, homemade
candy, and cooked lood will be on sale.
There will be services in the chapel at
East Northport Sunday. March 10, at 1890 a
m. with sermon by the pastor, Rev. G. G.
Winslow. Sunday school at 80 a. m.
Services in the Brainard schoolhouse at 9. 80
p. m.
The services for the week at the North
Congregational church will be as follows:
Junior c. E. meeting Thursday p. IN. at
$50; morning worship Sunday at 1915; Z.
E. meeting Sunday at $50, subject: Lessons
from the Patriarchs Joseph Ps. 1O5 1924 );
evening worship at 100
Rev Father Richard w. Phean, pastor
for 10 years of st. Demands Catholic
church, Rockland, has been appointed pas
tor of st. Mary's chut ch, Bath, where he
will enter upon his duties Immediately.
Bishop Walsh has appointed as his sue
cessOr Rev. Father James A. Flynn Of Var
mouth.
Morning worship at the Methodist church
next Sunday at 1O.45 with sermon by the
pastor, followed by the sacrament of the
Lords supper. sunday school at noon !;
Junior League at $50 p. m. gospel service
at 7.30 p. m. Glass meeting at 7.30 p. III.
this, Thur sday, evening. The w. F. NJ. s..
will meet Friday evening with Mrs. Alice
Bramhall.
A presidential socal'' was enjoyed by the
young people OF the North Church Wednes-
day evening, Feb 9th Each person rep
resented a president, and some of them
were very cleverly arranged. The various
games played tested ones historical knOwl-
edge and quickness of wit as we'll as ones
sense OF direction, and were all appropriate
to the occasion.
church last Sunday was largely attended.
Mrs. Nettie Smart of North Searsport was
the principal speaker. Next Sunday there
will be services at the usual hour with Mrs.
Frank LarIabee of this city as speaker. 1t
is expected that an afternoon and evening
meeting will be given on the anniversary
Sunday, the last in the month, with pic
mic supper and there will be a Massachu-
sets speaker present.
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sid. sch. James w. Paul, Jr.. Brunswick /; 4,
ar, schs Mary A, Hall, Washington, d. G.
Winfield S. Schuster, Port Arthur.
Boston, Feb. o. Ar, schs. Margaret Has
kell. Norfolk; Hume, ROckland Westerloo,
Portland L. d. Remick, Bangor for Scituate
Qatter in tow tug Portsmouth) ;2S. sid, tug
Fred E. Richards, towing barge r. & K. L.
Co. No. 8, Stockton, Me-. March 4, ar, sch
Helen G. Moseley. Belfast, Ga.
Philadelphia, March l. Ar, SCH Rebecca
Palmer. Boston; William B. Palmer, Port
land Alice f. Clark, do.
Baltimore, Feb 81. Cid, sch. Horace A.
Stone, Newport News; %, ar, bark John S.
Emery, Turks Island; sch. Pendleton Sis
tiers, New York; March l. ar, ship Shenan-
doah, New York.
Newport News, Feb. g. Sid, sch. Luther
!. Garretson. Newburyport; barge Badger.
port; March 2, ar, sch. Horace A. Stone,
Baltimore
Norfolk, March 2. Sid, sch. Pendleton
Brothers, Key West.
Port Tampa, Feb. g. Sid, sch. Harry T.
Hayward. Baltimore; 81, sid, sch. Medford.
as, Rio Janeiro via Barbados.
Washington, d. c., Feb. 81. Ar, sch.
Samuel b Hubbard, PenobscOt.
Brunswick, Ca, Feb. %. Ar, sch. Henry
B. Fiske, Boston; March l, sid, sch. Marion
n. Cobb, Rockland.
New York ; sch. Adelaide Barbour, Balti-
more; March l, sid, sch. Lyman NJ. Law,
New York.
Jacksonville, Feb 49, Ar, sch. Edward
I. Stotesbury, Baltimore; 4, ar, sch. Arthur
V. S. Woodruff, Baracoa, Cuba
Mobile, Feb. IS. CID, sch. s. NJ. Bird,
Havana.
Port Eads, La, March l. Sid, SCH Ella
NJ. Wiley, Portland.
Pascagoua, Miss, March 2. Cid, sch
Edward H. Blake, Havana.
Wilmington, N. e., March g. Cid, sch
Nj. V. B. Chase, Portland, Me-
Stockton, February q. Ar, sch. Emily A
Staples, Portland for Winterport twas ice
bound in the bay, and towed in here by
revenue steamer Levi Woodbury.; March
/, ar, barge r. & r. Co., No. 3, Weymouth
| Mass, with 1928 tons fertilizer; 4, ar, stmr
! MassasOit, Boston sid, sch. VIM. Rice, New
York.
Fort Point, Feb. %. Sid, tug Catawissa
Philadelphia, towing barge Logan.
Searsport, Feb. 26 Ar, sch. Sycamore
Norfolk, (tewed from Boothbay).
Stonington, Feb. %. Ar, sch George d
Edwards, Boston, to load stone for New
York; 26, ar, sch. Manuel r. CuZa, Por
Reading, Sc days, with coal to Eaton &
| knowtOn.
Rockland, Feb. 49, Ar, sch. Northland
Stockton for Newport News, and sailet
March 1st; %, sailed, sch. Georgia Gilkey
(from Rockport), Nassau.
Halls Quarry, Me-, Feb. o. Sailed, sch
Adeia T. CharletOn, New York.
Punta Gorda, Fla, March 4. Cid, sch
John E. Devein, Alexandria, Va.
Portland, March 4. Ar, schs. Norombega
ST. John, N. B., for New York r. Bowers
do for do.
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STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Marston are
spending several weeks in Boston with Mr.
Nj IS mother.
The Young Ladies' Guild will be enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Miss Edith NJ
Fletcher.
The Boys Club of the Universalist Sum-
day school met last Friday with Master
Irving Merrithew.
Mr. Chas. Calkin returned Monday even
ing by train, having spent sunday with his
family in Gorham.
Mrs. Noble and little daughter are both
confined in bed with the severe form of
colds which is prevailing so generally.
Mrs. Oscar Ellis returned to her home in
Brewer early last week, after spending
week with her aunt, Mrs. Paullna Collins.
The Current Events Club will hold its
next meeting Wednesday afternoon, March
18th, with Mrs. Alvah C. Treat, Church
street.
Mrs. Amanda Costigan arrived from Bos-
ton Monday by train, called here by the
critical illness of her aunt, Mrs. Paulina
Collins.
The Girls L. G. L. Club in connection
with the Universalist Sunday school held
its meeting this week with Miss Sarah
Murray.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet this,
Thursday, afternoon, with Mrs. Herbert
Clifford, West Main street. All are invited
to be present.
The Field Secretary of the Maine Con-
gregatiOnalist Missionary Society, Miss
Anna Lewis, spoke in HichbOrn's Hall,
last Sunday forenoon.
The Republican journal., 1907-03-07
DOUBT CANNOT EXIST
Investigation Will Only Strengthen the
Proof We Give in Belfast.

How can doubt exist in the face of such evil
dence7 Read here the endorsement of repre-
sentative citizen of Belfast.
F. s. Council, painter, of 81 Miller street, Bel.
fast, Me-, says: 81 honestly think Doan's Oint-
ment will cure any case of itching hemorrhoids. 7
suffered for fifteen years from this trouble and
used about every remedy there is but nothing
helped me. In warm weather or If got over
heated the itching became intense and could
get no rest night or day. heard of Doan's Oint4
ment and sent for supply. Obtaining great re-
lief from this went to the City Drug Store and
got some more In short time 1 was cured
This preparation is up to the claims made for it
and is the only remedy ever used that can say
this for.''
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents. Fos-
ter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take no
Their.
The Republican journal., 1907-03-07
DIED.

ALLEN. In Camden, February 49, Clara Allen
aged about &c years.
DURHAM. In Monroe, February 10, Captain
rolford Durham, aged 50 Years, 10 months.
FossETT. In North Union, February H. Henry
Nj FosSett aged 80 years, months and DAYS.
FULLER. In Rockland, February 90, Susan A.
Paine), widow of Levi Fuller, aged 81 years. 3
months and days.
HARTMAN. In searsport March l. Dighton
Hartman of Prospect. aged at rs years
HAYNES. In kockland. February 10, Anne
Evangellne, infant daughter of Mi. and Mrs.
Harold w. Hay .es, aged Il days
JONES, In North Appleton, February IA. Mrs.
Susan Jones, aged 81 years.
MOORE. In Monroe, March 3, Mrs Mary Dur
ham Moore, aged 70 years.
MOODY. In Camden, March 2, Mrs. Augustus
Moody, aged 10 years. month and days.
WEBB: In Warren, February 81, Mrs. Lizzie
Skinner Webb, aged 70 years.
WATTS. In Lowell, Mass. John Watts, fol
merly OF Rockland, aged about 40 years.
The Republican journal., 1907-03-07
THE CHURCHES.

The North church mission study classes
evening, instead of on Friday as usual.
The Seaside Spiritualist church will hold
services at Seaside Grange hall, Field street,
every Sunday at 2 p. m, weather permit
ting.
Prof. Hugh R. Hatch of Colby College
will occupy the Baptist pulpit next Sunday
morning and evening. The other services
will be as usual.
The regular services will be held at the
Universalist church next Sunday. The
subject Of the morning sermon will be
Leigh Hunts Ab0u Ben Adhem.
The Republican journal., 1907-03-07
BORN.

ALLENwooD. In Belmont, March l. to Mr..
aud Mrs. L. F. Allenwood, son:
COLCORD. In SearspOrt. March 2. to Mr.. an d
Mrs. Herbert N. Colcord, son.
CROCKETT In Belfast, February 20, to Mr..
and Mrs. Mark s. Crockett a son.
DUNBAR. In Penobscot, February "a. to Mr..
and MRS Frank W. Dunbar, a son.
GRIFFIN. In North Adams Mass February
n, to Mr.. and Mrs James Griffin, daughter.
GROSS: In Belfast. FEBRUARY %. to MI and
Blanchard.
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MARRIED..

CLARK WOoD. In Bluehll, February %, Homer
Clark of Frankfort and Miss Mary Wood of Blue
hill.
CARTER-TYLER. In BROOKLYN, February %.
Sterling Carter and Mile Tyler, both of Brook
lin.
JONES kNOWLTON. In Belfast, ebruary 49,
by l.. " Hammons, John W. Jones of Brooks
and Miss Caroline S Knowlton of Waldo.
NOTTAGE- MATHEWS. In Belfast February 49,
by Rev. j. W. Hatch, William Nottage of Scion
and Bertha Gertrude Mathews of Belfast.
PHILBROOK-MARsH. In ROckland, February
90 Albert P. Philblook and Miss Ethel Marsh,
both of Rockland.
The Republican journal., 1907-03-07
ON LY 8
Days More for our
.HalfPriiceSale

This means come early, for at
the prices we offer the goods
disappear ''like dew before the
SUM-" Our sale has been a great
success, but we wish to make
"a clean Sweep" hence } days
more at half price.
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SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Feb. q. Cid, ship Shenandoah,
Baltimore; March /, ar, sch. VIM. L. Doug
lass, Port Arthur; 2, arrived, sch. Jeremiah
Smith, Stonington, Maine, for Suffolk, Va. !;
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

A convention of Knights of Pythias of
the 23d district will be held with Silver Cross
lodge, Belfast, March s. Work in the several
ranks will be exemplifed and grand officers
will be present. Reduced rates from all
stations on the branch.
Officers of Enterprise Lodge, Ancient
Order United W0rkmen, were installed last
Thursday evening by District Deputy Grand
Master Workman Freeman M. Wood. The
officers installed are as follows: Master
workman, Andrew j. Mason; foreman,
Freeman o. Roberts; overseer, Henry B.
Cunningham; recorder, Melville c. Hill !;
financier, Charles H. Sargent; receiver,
Frank K. Wiggin; inside Waterman, Am
ASA S. Heal {; outside Waterman, Frank W.
Prescott.
Tarratine Tribe Of Red Men of this city
are arranging for a gathering of several
tribes of Red Men in this city in the near
future and will have at that time the con-
ferrlng of the degrees upon such pale faces
as may be gathered in the forests of the
various tribes SoudabascOok Tribe of
Hampden, one of the best degree teams in
degree work Other tribes which will
gather will be Pemaquid of Bucksport,
Onnegan, and that at CaStine.
LETTER TO r. II. MOODY,
Belfast, Maine.
Dear Sir: We asked City Drug Co.,
Crystal Springs, Miss, to sell Devoe. They
wanted to know, of their own knowledge,
how it compared with another paint they
knew all about-it was sold right there, and
considered good.
They painted the house of W. b. Nc
Quincy two coats on purpose to test the two
paints against One-anOther: one coat DevOe
6 gallons; the other coat that other paint 10
gallons. Difference $40; 81 for paint, $13
for labor.
That other paint is made in New Orleans
is pure; is considered an excellent paint,
and has good deal Of local goodwill.
But the standard of paint has been low all
through the southwest. That paint is thin;
it is, you see, six-tenths of paint. Devoe
saves $40 over it on half a small job.
It is a case of local best compared with
actual best.
Yours truly,
F. W. DEVOE & co.
P. s. Mason & Hall sell our paint.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-12-13
First Nnv. %. 1907; last IAN. 10. laoS.
Nt,trIt.t al. ,lDkIt;A(,E SALE

IAEfAU II havlne been ma a. TIC .onui
~ tons 81 a c.rtain N rtsi,ge @n,"lnii-e II
y "vl ~ a!c Nvt.ttd ai3u i"ciN efcu ~
,uut. ~ ..uvu ana Mary Nj, en. I'll, wlie.
% ls4 and record,a feo.aary IA. 1873, in
Book 30 of Mortgages. nt page $50. IN the
office of tho Register OF Deeds oi ROBERTS
County. South Dakota, mo gazing the land
situate In Roberts County. outh Dakota,
described as lots three 81 aud al aud the
soutAw est quarter of the northwest quarter
aud the northwest quarter OF the southwest
OF section twenty eight 30, township one
hundred twenty nine 12s' range iiiiy, = to
secure the payment OF One Hundred f,"ty
Dollars ana interest according 10 III. .vrns
Of two certain pr0missory notes he Il in de
scribed, which mortgage and The ,i,'ol there
by secured have been assigned ant, transfer
red to .. A. Chaplin OF Waterloo " lsconsi IN:
Register of Deeds CT Roberts County. South
Dakota. in Book So of Mortgages. on page
35l and who Is the present owner thereon; ;
and which said default consists in The failure
to pay the sum OF seventy Dollars and interest
secured by said mortgage which became due
on December 1. 1906, by reason OF which de,
fault the owner OF said mortgage has declared
the entire debt secured thereby Immediately
due and payable IN accordance with the
terms OF said mortgage and there IS now Que
and unpaid thereon the sum OF Sl!s90
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
the said mortgage will be foreclosed 10y a sale
at pubic auction OF the above described real
! estate by the Sheriff OF Roberts County,
South Dakota or his deputy. on saturday the Tn,
! OF that day, at the front door OF the Court
| House in the City of sisseton, Roberts
| County. South Dakota. to satisfy said sum o
1 1888 20 due on said mortgage, with ACQUIRING
| interest and costs of sale.
I Dated November %, 1907
4 o. A. CHAPLIN.
Assignee and owner of said mortgage
HowRRp BABCoCK
Attorney,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-12-13
NOTICE OF CHATTEL M a

NOTICE OF CHATrEL MN.yil, AGE ssNLG
yMHEREAS. on the 9Th da5 Of pril a. u
w 1906, Nels N. Dalsmon ,i .lNs,f eAr
cuted and delivered to First alsto iisi,k Of
Pe-Ver Mortgagee. a chat, amntisuse to
secure the payment of eighty 10 lGd
Dollars and interest," which SAID mortgage
was fled in the office OF the Reg terror Deeds
OF Roberts County, South Dakota. the Gt.,
day OF April, 1906 at three O'Clock /, NJ. VITO
Is now the owner thereof
And whereas. default has been ma in tue
conditions of said Mortgage which default
consists In the non payment OF l. t y III
Seventy dollars including principal anu
Interest when due.
Now, therefore, The following property de.
sdfibed IN Said mortgage, to wit: One red,
1000 pounds. bought Of X. l.. Hensell. cAitca
Prince. One grsy mare ton years old, weigh,
100 pounds called Pet! One gray mare "
years old, weight 1l00 pounds called Poly:
One brown steer two years old with horns:
one red and white heller 3 years old with
horna: One brown aud white steer years 81 4
With horns: Ono red and white heller years
70 Rether with all Increase, Wall be sold at
a. public auction on Saturday, the 18th day
OF December 1907 Ut one O'Clock IN the after
noon at the front door Of the United States
Postoffice In the city OF sisseton Roberts
County, South Dukots. the proceeds Of which
Dollars now claimed to be due on said debt
after paying costs and disbursements allowed
psted at sisseton. South Dakota. this 8 day OF
FIRST STATE BANK OF PEEvER, Mort
gagee and owner OF mortgage.
j. w. HARRINGTON. Attorney.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-12-13

\OiICE OF hhAki.NG PETITION For
LEI lr.Rs, or Auall Nla1 RIA TlON.
state Of south Dakota
IS In County Court.
County OF Roberts J
In the ,nat,er oil the estate OF Emma Nj. See
.eY ueceitscu
rue >Jule of South Dakota sends greeting
TO the heirs ueNJ vi KIN OF Emma NJ Seeiey.
,icueuseu, ;lmu TO All To whom .,hese presents
may come.
Noiicv 4, helebl NV. Ii uat Burton l..
sect mas niea with the Judge OF this Court.
Il pc, itlom. liaNt.ls Ter Leticrs OF Admii'istrh
ton u! the estate vi E.t1iit NJ. otelty, ueceaS-
/, a. be issued 70 IA. n Baker. vi said county,
;.Lu,t,at nvuu.y, the 23rd day Ut ..'Ceinoer.
100. a. ocock n. al, OF aud ;,... being II
u.A OF u regular term OF tl,i'- curt. tn WI /:
of the November, tei III. lao. tl,c tuAft
kuuu IT salt. Court ~ the So. Of Slsse tpil,
in he ounay ri IL su.rl,, n.Ne been APP
,,,linlud as ,lr tiiae a'.n l,aGI tor hearing
SAID peLiliun Mhc. ai.d Wucrv any person
NAV appear ana Ealse Why SAID peu
tioiI sliuuiu not De Rra, ted.
Witness the lion j. V Anlrcws. Judge OF
,oenly our. and The seal Of
s;iiu Court, thlh 10Th day vi
November "A. i iNs, ut Ills
on.., III tire CIV ol Sie~.'-.,i,
Io.iuIy uf Huuerts, S,htc nj
South l':ikota.
istAlA j -. ANDREWS.
Jtitige Ut the county court.
.,ttest l.. M tnSS.
Clerk
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-12-13
Nov 10 nee n.
Nov - pee IL
ORDER FOR HEAi>l No PEEL iIlUN FOR
SALE OF RIAL ESTATE
State of south Dakota.
S In County Court.

State of south Dakota.
County oil Roberts.
In the matter OF inc estate and guardianship
OF Edward Bar:tett, minor
The petition oi %, III Robinson, guardian of
Edward bartlett, 81 minor, having been filed
in this court asking for The sale of the fol.
lowing described real estate of said minor,
10 vii: The north half of The northeast quar-
ter the southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter and the northwest quarter of the
southeast quarterof section twenty two 1927.
TOW nSnip one hundred twenty two ll22l, OF
range nifty two 1921, IN Roberts County. south
Dak"ti, and alleging facts showing the neceS
sitS and eXpediency of sale OF said real
estate. and IL appearing to the court there
from that IL l. necessary and viii be benefit
cial 10 sad minor that all of his interest in
said re,i estate be sold at private sale
Now therefore upon motion OF j. j. Batter
ton, the attorney of said guardian. 1t is
Ordered What The NJ Xt II kin of said amor
and ali persons intese:e>ttdln said estate ap-
pear h.!rr" the county Court of Roberts
tou+tv. -ou, Dakota, ut he 'ourt House in
the City OF Sisseion, in said Coln aud State.
on the o3rd day # December 1907 at len O'Clock
in he fore noon of said day, and at said time
and pla'" show cause. if any there be. why
an order should not be granted for the sale Of
said real estate,
hearing be given bv publishing u copy G. this
order tor three successive weeks ba.ore said
day oil sale in the Sis>eton Weeisiy etandard
~ legal. weekly newSpapcr pm; ed an.
published at Sisseton. Sor u ,koi
dated November,i 10th y. u 1895
BY lt1rtiouit:
SEAL j. o. ANDREWS
Judge
Attest: l.. WM FosS.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-12-13
First November %; last December "a
NorJCt, or MORTGAGE SALE.


f\EEAlJI,T having been made in the condl
~ lions OLA certain mortgage containing IA
power OF sale ex+culeu ana aellV1 ire ny Sd ,,
NE Of tie County of koperls and state Vt
s-,,ntl, Dakota. mortgaqors. TO Rock Island
s,,',,,gs Rank, a corporation OF the Guy OF
.,,,cts IsIaud In the State OF iiinois, mort
:, ,,.,. d1,ted January 10 A ~. iMl2 and Tiled
az rrrorn In tie once Of the Register OF
n,,,.a. az i,oherts county south l.uk0tN
- ,,h., 81 tGno and recorded i'm book 81
on J,i'luitfy ~ i", -. 20 N or,@..i,ns Inc
"' Mof. s's', h.d Te.,l a.I.,1e situatr in
j'it''" !hs Nc ,,,,,,sr, .,,d St.te on Sol.it
tlf, county y, ~" ,',a ~. h.,If IN the eonth
laNota w. va ~ ~, nt se'.,,nn ,,uu,h,r twrli\
HTs' On anG ,ha northeast quarter ca Of thc
one '>li' aie unc ',u. ~ ~ .c,,, r nrr, ~
OF the hot'h"'ss ~ y, ,M.hi ,.','t
.@o"sy e,I ra 20 ~, .ix ,i.6, nnrib sang
one huiu s, Ky rar of ,n Gl,h la PIN
number hiiy-ohe tol) ~est W su ui'n w.
clple meriaiah a,iso sVi a f f.,
nihe "l acres ucscr os '., as az ia, ,,tS,
rug al the sohthe ST. cotnt' " w, ~ ~
quarter ca)oi We ho't"'eoS at'' '' ~
sec,iun number twenty elst t2S IN town
n, al XII
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-12-13

INOIICE On MON Ia All SaLf
Deluui4 uavlng been made in the coma ions
ut u certain mortgage containing IL power Oh
sale, executed and delivered ~ j. e. Luse
and Ida M, Luse, his VIE. III rtsasurs. lo
George h. koth OF this city or Rock lsiana,
state OF LIMOS murtRagee, dated Tie .JJh
day oi June 1901, ana lied tor record in thu,
once OF the Register of Deeds OF Roberts
County. south Dnkota, on ,he 18th day Oh
July A. ID. 1901, III > 10 . clock Z. NJ, auu re
corue1 in Boom q VI Mortgages. on page 3sO.
mortgagi,.g the following described real es-
tate, siLuale In the County or Roberts, state
OF south Dnkota to wit: The south half
na) oil .lir northwest quarter ca OF section
lhirty four $40, ana Lhe Bouthwes, quarler
(ia) OF section number thirty -four t.iil town
snip II ,.mper one hundred twenty-five (22)
north range number nifty ,1D West o; TIC
rltlh frlncipnl Meriuian. Containing IN al
Two hundred forty (2io) acres. more or sess,
according To Guvcrnnient satNey thciool, -
secure the payment of EiShieen Hundred
DoLars ialSto) uad interest according To tnL
terms ana coalitions OF one certain promis
ST, noe and ave interest c"apons described
m suiu morlsag. ana which mortgage ana
note secured lnurupS, We're Oh the .olh day ul
july, laul. n,sig 0ed by siid George t. ..otlI
10 itucK lSluud t,autnea iiuiK, II corporatiou,
~ kock Island. in lhe ot;itc OF Illinois. b3 ;ii
ius, rumtnl o! u>sigitm; NJ winch WAS RECORD
I'd in TN once oil tno Register yuuus ol
hoDur,s Counts. @ouJh Dakota, on the oth
day of .usus, l!O ~ 1870 . clock i. NJ, IA,
iivoR 20 o Mortg. ;;es. ut page l39, and wnch
said mortgage and note are now ,wned by
said Rock Island savings Sank winch sad
default consists III the ia u &c
TO pay the Indebtedness secured ",
suia norl.age. which s,.;a nueb., duess is
n s past dac, tiid ..inoGnGs 10 tue sum %.
I'VE Thousand Two hunareu fourteen duii;trs.
and fifty tive cents.
Sow tnercf"fr, II, lice Is hereby given Ma.
thy said mortsng4 viii be foreclosed oy the
sal. at public auction vi the above descripcu
re;.i estate, covered ul said mortgage, by the
sheriff OF Rvuvrts CUunLN. south ,i,kuta, OF
his depaty Oh -,alulu"y tne i4th day Ot
Uucember 1914. al ~; oriock +. Nj. OF saiu
day. 1T lh, trout uuOr ut me Court House in
the City III Sisseton, County OF Roberts,
State Of south Dakufu u. 10 satisfy and pay the
Indebtedness secured Dy sara mortgage aud
now pas due, amounting TO The SUN OF two
Thousand two hundred ,ourteen dollars ard
fifty ave cent, together with ntcruing IA
lelus, and The costs AND u spura, rnents III
lowed by law
Dated October ~. ia''7
Et,,Ctl ist.A ~ SAVINGS BANK,
I HOWARD isABcnck.
Attorney.