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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-08-20
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale.

Notice is hereby given, That default
has been made in the conditions of
that certain mortgage, made by Fl.
Lee, mortgagor, to N. H. Holmen,
mortgage, dated November 6, 1905,
securing the payment of one note for
$500. 90, dated on that day, and pay
able November g., 1906, with interest
at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum,
made and executed by the said mort
gagor to the said mortgages; that
thereafter the said note and mortgage
was sold, assigned, transferred, set
over and delivered to the undersigned,
M. B. Cassell, who is now the owner
and holder thereof, and which de-
fault is OF the following nature, viz
That the debt secured by said mort
gage is now past due and remains un-
paid, and that there is claimed to be
due on said mortgage and note, at the
date of this notice, the sum of Seven
hundred Eighty-two Dollars.
That the said mortgage will be fore
closed by a sale of the hereinafter des-
scribed personal property, being a
part of the personal property describ-
ed in such mortgage, at public auc-
ton, at the buildings located on Sec
ton II, Township l45, Range 81, in
Steele County, N. D., on Saturday,
the 29th day of August, 1903, at the
hour of l O'Clock, p. NJ, agreeably to
the statute in such case made and pro-
vided. That the place at which such
sale is to take place, has by an agree
ment in writing between the m%ortgagor
and the assignee of said mortgagee
designated as the place where such
sale is to take place.,
The the personal property which will
be sold to satisfy said mortgage is
described as follows to-wit:-
One 40x64 Advance Separator, with
self feeder and blower attached. One
cook car with stove and cooking ap'
paratus. One Sleeping a with
beds and bedding. One mair
drive belt, and all belts, tools ant
fixtures belonging to complete thresh
ing rig. One water tank and Wagon
gear under same, and one tank pum]
and suction hose.
Dated this 18th day of August, 1908
M. B. CAsSELL,
Assignee of said Mortgage
' CHAS. CHALMERS,
Agent, for Assignee of M%ortgagee
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SPECIAL TAX RECEIPT.

Notice is hereby given by the un-
d%ersigned that o. S. stamp for special
tax on the business of retail dealer in
malt liquors No. l43l was issued to
the undersigned on the Goth day OF
July 1908, and that the same is posted
in the front room of the building
located or lot ten (10) of block one (I)
of the original townsite of the Village
of Sharon, Steele County N. D., said
premises being owned by the under.
signed.
Anderson & Bakken.
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SPECIAL TAX RECEIPT.

f. Notice is hereby given that U. S.
special tax receipt No. 20829, issued
to the Finley Drug Store, liver Stor-
dahl, proprietor, dated July 2, 1908,
is posted on the prescription case
in the building on lot l8, block "a,
First Addition to the Village OF Fin
ley, N. D. shat said building is owned
by liver Stordahl.
Dated July 20, 1908.
lVER STORDAHL,
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c TAX E

Notice is hereby given that U. s.
special tax receipt No. 2l31l, issued
to John j. Wamberg, dated July 81,
1908, is posted on the prescription case
in the building on lot 20, block "a,
Original townsite of the City ofHope
Steele County, N. D., building is own
ed by John j. Wamberg.
Dated August II, 1908.
JOHN j. WAMBERG.
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An exchange expresses the
opinion that the government
might just as appropriately adj
vertise to furnish ready-made
clothing for the bare cost of the
cloth as to advertise, as it does,
to furnish ready printed en-.
velopes for the cost of the paper.
The exchange is right; the
government is wrong. Anoks
(Minn.) Free Press.
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SPECIAL TAX RECEIPT.

Notice is hereby given that the
Government Special Tax Receipt No
2O3l5, issued to M. N. Mallory, dated
June q, 1908, is posted on wall in
prescription room of drug store on
the east side of w. 52t it. of lots 13,
Ia, Is, 16 and II in Block %, Hope,
N. D., the leasor of said property be-
ing M. N. Mallory and owner Mrs. w.
H. M. Philip.
M. N. MALLORY.
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SIP RECEIPT

Notice is given by the undersigned
that S. stamp for special tax on the
business of retail dealer in malt liqu
ors No. 1909 was issued to the under
signed July q, 1908, to do business il
the building on lot 6, block Is, Vii
lagc OF Finley, N. D., where said re
ceipt is posted, said building is occu
pied by the undersigned as tenant, ant
j. e Qualey as owner thereof.
Dated July Goth 1908
JOHN GROVER COLLINS.
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SPECIAL TAX RECEIPT.

Notice is hereby given that U. S.
special tax receipt No. 1889, issued to
S. P. G. Jensen, dated July a., 1908,
is posted on the east wall in the build.
ing on lot 9 block 30, original town.
site Of the city OF Hope, Hope N. Oak.
that said building is owned by sale
S. p. g. Jensen.
Dated Aug. 10, 1908.
S. P. G. JENSEN.
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SPECIAL TAX RECEIPT.

Notice is hereby given that u. S.
special tax receipt No. 20929, issued
to j. w. Needham, dated July 3, 1908,
is posted on the prescription case in the
building on lot II, block 20, First
Addition to the Village of Finley, N.
d.: that said building is owned by j.
w. Ncedilam.
Dated July 20, 1908.
j. w. NEEDHAM.
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Rosy HenrlCy,. ...DefeuQont,
SUMMONS.
The State OF North Dakota. to the above nam
ed defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the plaintiff in this
action. q copy of which is hereto annexed. and
herewith served upon you. and to serve o copy
OF your answer to the said complaint upon the
subscriber at his office. In the village OF Sher-
brooke. Steele County. N. D.. within thirty
Gays after the service OF this summons upon
you. exclusive Of the day Of service. and in
case of your failure to appear or answer. judy
ment will be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated this 3rd day Of August. 1908.
GEORGE MURRAY.
Attorney for Plaintiff Residence and post
office address. Sherbrooke. N. D.
To Rosy Renricy. the abovs named Defend.
ant
You will please take notice. that the origin.
al summons and complaint in the above entitled
action were filed in the office OF tho CLERK OF
he District Court In and for the County OF
Steele. and State OF North Dakota. at the
Village OF Sherbrooke. in said County. on the
9Th day of August. 1908. and are now on file
therein.
Dated August 9Th. 1908.
GEORGE MURRAY,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Sherbrooke N.
8-2O-O8--6t
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Our Common Schools

State Superintendent Stockwell, Sec
rotary of state board of university and
school lands, gives out information
concerning the amount of land grant
ed the common schools and the vari-
Gus state institutions, the amount sold,
the amount of money realized and how
invested. Following is the complete
summary:
The federal government gave to the
state of North Dakota upon admission
to the Union the following number of
acres of land:
For common schools the 10Th
& 36th sections, in each
twp. estimated. ......... $500, 900
For state educational institu-
tutions .. ......... -. >. 526, $50
For state capitol and other
institutions ............. l36. OOG
Total es.......... 1912, O8O
LANDS SOLD 70 DATE.
Common schools 643, 655
acres for......:....:.:.: $9,47o, pa
State inst'on lands $50, 1877
acres -. 4,245, 27S
Total......s 1893, 1892 $13, 715, $40
Estimated receipt from S per
cent of sales of U. S. gov
eminent lands, etc. ....... S13, 825, 294
OF these funds approximately $l0,
0l4,6ll is in deferred payments bearing
6 per cent: $3.50, 900 in farm mort
cages bearing S and E per cent; 49,
100, 6S3 in bonds bearing 81 to ? per
cent. and the balance about $3.50, 600 in
cash on hand awaiting investment,
and will be entirely invested before
September 1st, 1908.
The common schools of the state
have received from this source through
appointment the following amount dur.
ing the past five years: 1903, s274, ITS.
48; 1904, 1926, 527. IA; 1905. $4lO, 100 "a
1906 1886, 245. 23; 1907, s4S1, 1898 The
various state educational and Other
institutions receive annually abou
5000, 600 from their funds. The princi
pal of these funds can never be used
only the income.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
BingviIle

HI Cranky IS getting out enough tim
Der 10 repair the fouldashio1 ioT IN
barn Il ought 20 OF been repaired 10
years ago II the barn don't fan down
before HI gets the props under T. Il
VIII be a surprise to Us
Lafe Whittacre got stung by q bundle
bee Or the front piazzer OF Hen Weath-
ersoy's store tother day. Lafe was set
ting there smoking. most asleep. when
the pu-nOleoee come buzZin around his
head and he. tEstid OF tending to his own
business slapped 81 the bee, which made
Il mad and It stunG him on the ear and
then departed for parts unknown This
ought 10 be a lesson 10 Jafe 10 tend 20
his own business. We have noticed that
as long as you don't nolest = humble
bee Il won't molest you
Cy Hoskins says this hot weather takes
the gimp right outen him. and he says al
nights it-s too hot for him 10 sleep. and
he's 100 sleepy 10 keep awake. and 50
between the two he has purity restless
tire.
Mss Sary Ann whsttacrs purchased a
new lawn dress ct Hen Weathersby's
store last week Il Is roomered that Sa-y
Is shortly to be married. and that this
dress Is part Of her trueso.
Little Johnny Tucker. the 20 year cd
son OF Bill Tucker. stubbed his toe turrfble
bad while trying to excape from Deacon
Andrews apple orchard with HIS pockets
full Of green apples while the deacon was
chasing him Johnny has his toe tied I'd
at present
AMI GOokins IS considerable sweat up
CT late because he has not received his
peushion on time Anzi Is afeard tha;
the g11vverrent thinks he IS dead and has
discontinued his penshson- He SAYS he IS
going to write and inform them to ths
contrary.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

stummick Il was 3 awful uncomfortable
place 70 stay overnight setting azrraddle
OF & Iiab and holding OF for dear nfe-
E-b was scairt lest he should drop on
10 sleep first and then drop down out OF
the tree Afterwards and have the bull
gore him 70 death In despersshiOn he
raised Up his voice n prayer and asked
the good Lord 20 deliver him from that
infswriated red bull Then after he had
prayed awhile without 10 results Re
would cuss and swear az that bull until
q fly woul6n't scarcely light on II In
this way the night wore on Along lords
daylight soon as II got hght enough lor
Ed 70 see Re looked down and seen the
bum laying at the foot % the tree sound
asleep Then brilly1nt thought occurred
% Ed. 50 Re pulled hisself further up
into the tree until he was out OF sight OF
the critte-- Bye and bye the bull woked
ID and looked up INTO the tree and didn't
see nothing ol Eb and then looked all
around and finally walked OF and begin
70 craze thinking perhaps that Eb had
excapsd during the night Ed he kept
quiet untg the bull had wandered over
behind e hummick at one end Of the
field. then he sid down the tree very
quiet and dropped to the ground and -1In
Ike Satan wGs after him until he
reached his own doorstep where Sary
was waiting for him with tears IN Ter
eyes wondering what had became OF him
Sary didn't never 80 70 bed all night
E5 told her 20 stop weepin and get him
ID his dinner. supper and breakfast al
n one meal being as he was 50 near fam
ished that he could eat a sole leather
boot and enjoy Il
Eb now desires 70 dispose OF his red
bull 20 any person needing red bull
Ed says this bull Is sound n wind and
limb and IS well bred and amt got only
one faulc-hs don't Ike red
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Bill q Prisoner

Old Bill Sesver. an old and respeckted
citizen Of BingviIle. who has long ago
out1ived his usefulness and don't do much
but loaf around town one place and an
other from sunrise 20 sunset. dropped into
the Bugle office the other day and laid
down behind the press on old pile OF
papers and went 10 sleep. and when Il
came evening We forgot all about BIZ
and shut and locked the Office and went
home and never thought about him until
we opened Up shop next morning at about
g q m. There was BIZ setting inside
waiting for ms and as mad as a wet hen.
Bill desired TO know what we locked him
in the Office for and we told him that we
forgot all about him Then he got so mad
that We had 20 push him outen the Office
He paused long enough 20 say that he
would stop his paper and never wanted
70 see a copy Of il as long as he lives. We
stop BiIFs paper with pleasure Being
as he had been a constant reader and
subscriber for nine years and ein't never
paid US a cent since he started we con
slider that It IS more profitable 70 stop
his paper at tais juncture than 70 let him
get any deeper into our debt. What ap-
plies 10 Bill and his paper also applies
10 many oil our subscribers and we may
mention some names IN the future II they
don't pay up
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Local Items

Mrs Iige Green had her old briadle
COW 20 step on her foot while she was
mixing tother ev'E Mrs. Green then
kicked the pail. spilling three gals OF
new milk right on the ground. Mrs.
Green saws it's turrfble vexashious TO
have a COW kick over a pan OF milk after
you have went 20 the trouble 20 milk Il
outsn her.
Gideon johnson called at the BugIe Of
fee one day last week and paid Us a
Quarter on his suoscripshion- Cid said
II wasn't very much. but It was the best
he could co at present We thank you.
Gt6eon-if everybody would pay Us s
quarter II would help. out wonderful P
S-We have since discovered that Il was
a lead quarter Gideon give US. Gf5eou's
sr1hscrfoshiou therefore remains IN statue
lSro- as you might say.
Mrs Jerushy- Perkins has our thank.
for fne mess OF young beet greens
which she left az this Office for Us wher
we was out ore dsy last week. Our wife
cooked them Up for Us the next day and
we enjoyed them immense Can again
Jerushy.
Miss Amelia Tucker. the belle anG so
ciety leader of BingvfHe. has q sore corr
which Is giving her considerable troubl,
this hot weather Miss Amelia can
wear her shoes half the time.
Miss MII1y Underwood burnt herself OF
the wrist with a iron While ironing Re
Gently II was very painful while Z
lasted
Wes woodruff. our hunter and trapper
says there amt much going on IN hi
Iine during the summer season. but b.
/ caIkflates that next winter viii be
I good winter for pelts. We trust We
won't ketch as many slVunks as he di'
/ last wiuter-they simply funocUiate III
+ entire neighborhood.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

Being as old Home Weeks" have
got 50 popular II many other cities and
metropOlusses OF the country. Binzville
has rose 10 the ocashion and has de-
cided 70 have q old home week Of her
own which viii occur some time during
the month Of September coming the
exact date having not vet been fixed
exactly but VIII be later. announcement
OF which viii duly appear IN the Bugle
This old nome week for BingvIlle
was the result OF deliberashi0ns on the
part Of the Board OF Trade consisting
OF Arioch Skinner, Simon Wilkins and
Plutarch Watkins. L occurred TO these
three officials OF Bi1gville that old
home week would be great thing for
the town, so on last TUESDAY ev'g they
called a mass meeting 70 discuss Il al
the Town Hall and there was d big
turn out present Arioch opened the
meeting and stated the object OF same
/ He SAID that beng as Il was more OF
( less common for various other cities to
I hold old home weeks he thought Il
would be no more than proper for
I BlngvIlle TO have one He said that
I them as had been borned and raised in
/ Bingville. as you might say, but who
when they had arrived at manhood and
| wcmanhO0d. as the case might be, had
I left these diggings and had sort Of
wandered away TO the turmoil Of the
/ great cities and had sort OF got weaned
away from the apron strings Of their
! native heath, would take espcshial
I pleasure II coming back to visit US
again # we was to hold old home
I l. - Il
7 come 10 their old stamping ground once
/ more AriOch said that ne hoped II
we decided TO hold a old home week all
would do their part 10 welcome back the
/ lost sheep Of 1sriul. as he might say,
10 their old familiar pastures and he
calSilated that there ought 70 be a
! large banner painted on muslin and
hung acrCst the street II front OF the
! Post Office. saving IN large letters,
( WELCOME TO OUR CITY," OF
words 70 that effeckt. Then AriOch set
down ard wiped the sweat often his
brow because It was a tolerable warm
ev'g and besides Arioch sllus gets all
net Up when he has 70 speak II pubiick
because, as he says hisself, he amt no
pubiick speaker.
Arioch then called OF Sine Wilkins
another member OF the 3. Of T. for a
speech and Sine removed his quid and
got up and wrung out his coat tails for
q minnIt or two n agony and cleared
his throat and coughed and said that
Arioch had voiced his sentiments exact.
II and he calkilated he couldn't add
nothing TO Il Arioch then called OF
Plutarch Watkins. who was also con-
siderable embarrassed and said that Ari-
och n saying what ne did about ole
home week had took the very word:
outen his mouth that he was agoing tc
say hisself and that he therefore didnr
have nothinI TO say. Then Plutarch sa
down n disgust.
Arioch then called for expressions o
opinion on the part of various repre-
sentative citizens OF Bingville whit
CHANGED 10 be IN the audience Hanl
DewberTy at once aroze and said he wa.
opposed to any old home week beinl
held IN Bingvilie for the benefit OF out
siders who had been borned and raiseC
here and then when they got growet
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
The Two Bills Full Again

Bill Hepburn. our artistick Blacksmith
and Bill Yates. who IS BilTs boon com
panion IN debotch. both made a trip 10
the Co. seat last Satterday and returned
to BinEville in the ev'g in a riotous state
of intoxicsshion disgracefuI 70 behold
They walked up and down Main street
with their arms around each others
aecks singing songs AID hollering at the
tops OF their lungs Seth Dewberry. our
Hon hearted town constable was hunt
ed for all over town 10 arrest the two
men. but Seth couldn't be found nowhere
After they had so5ered up the next day
Seth turned up and said he had been
hunting down a desprit gang OF chfkkea
thiefs over Sawridge mountain way and
regretted that he had not been here be-
ing as he would have clspped both men
in jau quicker than wink Mrs Dew
berry. however. inadvertently stated to
a nefghbor that Seth went 10 bed as soon
as the two men arrived from the Co. seat
and remained there until the next morn
2 ing. Seth's ster. and his wife's story
don't seem TO Jibe very well
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

Up had went and forsook Us. as he
might say, and left rs II the lurch 20
get along as well IS we could without
them Hank said that n his opinion
such ungrateful ours wasn't entitled 70
have no fuss made over them Hank
said he was IN favor OF having a sort Of
grand rally Tor BingviIIians. but as for
getting Up doines for those who had
wandered from the fold and didn't care
a hang whether BingyIlie sunk OF swum,
he was agll Il.
At this point Arioch told Hank 10
set down as he was out Of order and
besides he wasn't Z representative citi-
zen OF Bingvillc anyhow Hank said
he wasn't ont OF order being as he Rad
Just finished taking hve bottles Of
swamp root bitters and never felt better
in his life. and # Arioch thought he
was out Of order he wished he would
kindly step ont on the grass N front OF
the town hall and he would show him
For awhile II looked as II there was
going 10 be trouble, but this was foTtu-
nately sverted and Hanks friends man
aged 70 cool him down ATiOch ther
called for a standing vote.
L4AAl U LAA "a lAAALLA lLN1NL4A SUN
Up IN favor OF old home week for Bing
vile while y who shared Hanks opin-
ion IN the matter voted agin Il Ariccf
said that the old home week projeck
had been carried by an overwhelming
majority, but them as voted against =
all declared that they would DO all r
their power 10 make old home week II
I Bingville a fzzle
4 AriOch said another publicc meeting
would be held in the town hall later a
/ which committees would be appointed Il
arrange a program for the occasion
/ and 70 send out invites 20 former res
t'dents OF BingviIIe who are now scat
! tered 10 the four winds OF heaven, a
you might say.
Subscribe for the Bugle, espechiaIly !
vou can't be here for old home week
II Will give you all the news about Il
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Lem QulgIy

Lem QuiEiy had a narrer escape from
being kicked 20 death by his two-year
old colt day before yesterday. whatever
dav that was. Lem passed behint the
colt IN the stable while Il was al quiet
and docile. and went on into the house
and after a while he heard a awful noise
out 20 the stable and went out to find
that the colt, just fl fun probably. hsd
kicked a board clean ofIen the stable be-
hind its stall. Lem calkilates that Z
the colt had kicked just as ne was pass
ing behiut Il. = would Of kicked lis
blamed head clean ofen his shoulders.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Ice Cream Festivals

There will be a ice cream festival held
by the Ladies Aid of the BingvfIe Church
on the church lawn next Satterday ey-g
weather permitting II the weather don't
permit then the festival Will be held IN
side rain or shine. Everybody Is cor
daily invited to attend. Ice cream
1Octs- per dish CT three dishes for a
quarter. Cake free Proceeds 10 go to
ward paying Rev. Moore. our beloved
pastor a porshiou OF bis back sslery.
Come one, come al and help along q sOo4
czuSA-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Pe[S0lal

What We need is rain However, We
don't always get everything we need n
this world
Crops look fairly well n the vicinity
Il Bingville At present. Potato bugs has
created havOck in rome sections here
a5ou--
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
LAND FOR SALE!
I HAVE-

10 Acres Of Land
Two Miles West Of
BlngviIIe
which I desire 70 sell 10 some r-spon-
sible party who can pay cash for saBIs-
This lGHi IS not good lGHd for cEifIvG-
shi0B, being as Il Is mostly swamp and
what ANT swamp IS stony What
would Be the use for me 70 tel you that
this was good land 20 raise crops orr
You would know
better as soon
zs yea seen II!
= - - -
= >
| don't misrepresent what /
= Want TO Sell
r =
Is -
This land amt valuable now, but
when Bingville becomes a large city
It VIII Be Worth Thousands
of Dollars for Town Lots.
But life IS too short fo- ne 10 wait
for such riches Besides I may be dead
BY that time
Here Is = golden Opportunity
Take advantage OF Il immejit Confer
With me and / will make you
price on this land that will suit
your pocketbOok.
SIMON WHITLEY.
BingviIle.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

Tie cheapest sdve-tisiag ue1iu- in the
Comfy. Il you believe n advertising come
sad see us- For further Information cal o.
or address the editor
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
THE BINGVILLB:: BUGLE!
The Leading Paper of TIE County
B-ight-Breezy-BelEoOse-Bustling

Eou DON TIE busy IirIES -
Improve each s1'nflE hour
b EzthertnE honey ali he Say
From every opeling Gour-