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:5, Si 1 'I- i- fI'v vfc fli jij iwi li v-! t' i'- r-f r-: DEMITS SUMMONS Uaexpccted AiMMceiMRt if Death tf Eiginer T. C. edict if the N. f. the Fargo Forum: Engineer Theodore C.

Benedict died at the home of his wife's parents, Three Rivers, Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. A letter stated that Mr. Benedict was taken sick while attending church last Sunday morning and the trouble had developed into pneumonia. Mr.Benedict would have attained his sixtieth birthday May 8 next. He came to Fargo in 1882, and entered the service of the N.

P. He was a member of the Brotherhood of motive Engineers, a Scottish Rite Mason and an Odd Fellow. Besides his only son, John C. Benedict, who is also an engineer on the N. there survive liini, his wife and two ters.

He was a member of the First Methodist church of Fargo. During the past year or two Mr. Benedict has been living at Sanborn, having been assigned to the passenger run on the the Coopers town branch. Windsor Camp. Windsor Camp No.

10447, was ized Wednesday night by State Deputy Grant, District Deputy Ellsworth, Assistant Deputy Lee Evans, and a large force of Jamestown Woodmen, under the command of Venerable Consul no. B. Fried and Chief ter Fred Drawz. The train was a couple of hours late, but the work was rushed through in time for the ing passenger train this morning. About 50 were present at the meeting, including 17 charter members The following officers were elected and stalled: V.

L. Kellogg. Thomas. Wheeler. Maier.

C. Martin. O'Donnell. Williams. Bair, Geo.

Wheeler and Walter Tompkins. A lunch was served about 3 o'clock. Several members of Buchanan Camp were present. Ofl May 15. The North Coast Limited will be put on the N.

P. May 15. The man company is constructing new coaches for this train. Oae Millioaaire. The New York World Almanac gives a list of millionaires.

North Dakota is in the list with Chas. A. Morton, Fargo. COUHTBY COBBESFONDENJE 8P1RITWOOD. W.

W. Whipple returned a few days ago from a week's visit at lis and St. Paul. The Maccabees met last Saturday evening. The attendance was good.

Mr. T. Groven spent a few days in our city last week. He left tfor the Twin Cities on Monday. Miss Edith Conn left Sunday ing for Valley City.

She commenced a term of school a few miles south of Valley City last Monday. Our old townsman, Mr. "Jim" CoJ bean lost his whiskers while visiting in Jamestown last week. Better stay at home Jim. The Woodmen held their regular meeting on last Wednesday evening.

BUCHANAN. Everyone seems to have their share of colds. Mrs. H. E.

Jones spent the day in Buchanan last week, Wallace Hensel of Jamestown made a business trip to Buchanan last Tuesday. R. O. Taylor and son Earl went to Jamestown last Saturday. Frank Shryner is visiting his old home at Stevens Point, Mrs.

J. U. Cooper and son Raymond, returned on last rriday morning from Penn. where they spent a couple of months with Mrs. Cooper's mother.

Thomas Price of Pingree was ing in our city last week. The young people report a pleasant time at the dance at Lee's school house last Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Kurtz are happy over the arrival of a little son.

Quite a number of Woodman from the Buchanan lodge attended the organization of the lodge in Pingree last Thursday night. 8PIRITWOOD LAKK. Miss Lillian Lee who has been teaching school here, has returned to her home at Rogers. Ice cutting has been going on for some time in order to supply enay and Wimbledon for the summer. Mrs.

E. A. Collins is visiting at the lake, the guest of Mrs. H. LaBrash.

A basket social was held at the Fried school bouse last Friday for the purpoie of raising funds for a school library. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Arendt, who has been very ill. is ra. covering.

Word lias been received from Frank Genzel that they are well and ing their trip in New York. Neighbors and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LaBrasn last Thursday night and gave them a pleasant surprise. Dancing was dulged in and at midnight a teous supper was served by the ladies of the crowd.

They reluctantly parted about a. m. Little Henry Bonnett, who has been visiting his grandma, has returned to his home at the lake. PINGITKK. A telegram was received by VV.

A. Bartholomew conveying the sad news of the death of his sister Mrs. Latta, wife of Walter Latta at Model City near Niagara Falls, N. Y. on Feb.

4th. A child was born Jan. 17 from which sickness the mother did not recover. She leaves behind a husband and live children to mourn her loss. Mrs.

Latta was a daughter of W. M. olomow, and came to Pingree with her lather in the early eighties and tiled on a quarter section of land three miles north of Pingree. She after' wards married Walter Latta and they resided on ner place for a number of years. They have recently lived in the state of N.

The Modern Woodman of America organized a Camp here last Thursday with 27 members. There were live different Camps represented. Lunch was served at 3 o'clock in the morning. Rev E. S.

Shaw of Fargo will be in Pingree Feb. 12th to assist in a series special meetings. Meetings will mence Wednesday evening the 12th. It is to be hoped everyone will make an effort to attend the meetings. The Nix family showed here two nights last week and they are expected back again about Feb.

25. The tainment was good. EDMONDS. A camp of Modern Woodman of America was organized here last nesday night. State Deputy Grant and District Deputy Ellsworth were present, also the degree team from Melville.

Visitors from Kensal and Pingree helped the merry Woodmen to pass a pleasant and profitable evening. J. B. Wescom was a Jamestown visitor for several days. George Richmond the victim of that fake small-pox scare is able to be out again.

Mrs. F. A. Dodge is at home after spending ten days visiting her sister Miss Sampson at New Rockford. Our hustling merchants are daily receiving large consignments of goods for the spring trade.

Miss Maude of Bordulac was the guest of Mrs. Ed McCleary over Sunday. ElilDRDGE. A literary and social entertainment under the auspicus of tffe Eldrldge Tent No. 39 K.

O. T. was held in the school house Friday evening at which the following program was rendered: Music By String Band Reciations by Wm. Lawrence, Ray Cornwall, Flossie Luck. Dialogue entitled "The Intelligent Officer." Reciations by Ray Gilmore, Margaret Cornwall, Roy Lawrence, Irma McGillivray, H.

Cornwall. Lawrence. three young ladies. Recitations by Thos. Thom, Margie McGillivray, A.

L. Harper, Dick Lawrence. Monek. Recitations by Ernest Album, sie Luck, Dave Vessey. Smith.

H. Bennett. Moore. String Band. At the close of the program it was suggested that the Literary society be organized and meet every two weeks commencing Feb.

14th. The tion pioving acceptable the following officers were elected: B. G. Dunlap, pres: Benj Hornby, vice-pres: Thos. Thom, sec James D.

Ogilvie, treas: Vincent Cornwall, janitor. The dent appointed the following as gram and executive committee: Miss Edith Schmidt, H. Cornwall and A. Vessey. A nice supper was served ter which the young people tripped the light fantastic.

Geo. Lawrence is home with his ents until Monday. James Pendray's daughters are home from Jamestown where they are attending school. I. D.

Hoffer visited Carrington a short time ago. Roxie Collins is up from. Ypsilanti where she is teaching school. She took in the K. O.

T. M. entertainment. Thos. Thom bought A good team from Ed.

Clemens. Dr. Baldwin was called to the home 1 I of Theo. Weise whose daughter Emma being very sick was found to have pneumonia, while two or three of the others had bronchitis. Fred Ringuette has the mumps.

Miss Bole who is staying with Mrs. C. M. Fisher and attending city school has the mumps. The surprise party at Matt Vogel's was a charming success.

Miss Carrie Jones is recovering from an accidentally dislocated hip ceived some time ago. Feb. 4, 1902. Mr. Thompson of the tow mill has had to close down on occount of being unable to get wire for balling the duct.

The flour mill started up on day morning after a weeks lay off. Albert Larson, a membgr of the iirm of Berg Bros, and Co. of Cooperstown spent several days visiting his brother L. H. and other relatives here last week.

His former visit was four years ago and he expressed a' great deal of surprise at the. phenomenal growth of our town. Mr. Larson is a very pleasant gentleman and we vite him to visit us again. Rev.

Preston delivered a ance lecture in the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening. perance lectures are not popular here. The H. N. Tucker Co, opens up their business in Kensal this week.

Mr. Sam Shnckley left on Wednesday to take charge of the business at that point. An infant son of H. Steele died on Sunday evening. The baby was only three days old.

Interment in Courtenay cemetery on Monday. Dr. Baldwin came up and removed quarantine on two families. A very learned gentleman here says he is too intelligent to believe there is anything in vaccination. The same party says its a principle in law that a man does not own a purchase until the last cent is paid on it.

Smart man that. Peirson Swanson are having their ice hauled from Spiritwood lake. Billy Clark has the contract and a fine quality of ice is being obtained. Mat Watson was down from Kensal doing some business as constable. Rich Merry and Cashier Heggeof Wimbledon drove up on Tuesday on business.

Gene Clark is having built a new barn for his stock. Peirson Swanson are putting up a new ice house in the rear of the meat market. IN M'KINLEY'S HONOR. Anniversary His Birth ly Observed. Chicane Jan.

of all ranks ano ages honored the of William McKinley during the day, the anniversary of the day of his birth. The flags of the city were at halfmast and memorial services were held in many churches, schools and G. A. R. camps.

All the city offices and the county courts were closed for the day. The services culminated in a meeting at Studebaker hall under the auspices of the Hamilton club, where Judge William R. Day of Ohio was the cipal speaker. Des Moines, Jan. A.

B. Cummins delivered an address to a joint session of the legislature at o'clock upon "William McKinley," in honor of the anniversarv of the birth of the late president. formal servance of the day consisted of the address of the governor, preceded by several selections of music and an vocation by the chaplain of the ate. Cincinnati. Jan.

sary of the birthday of the late dent, William McKinley. had no public observance here. In the public schools, however, while no uniform order of exercises had been prescribed, the teachers presented to the pupils sons from the life of McKinley, cially those relating to his boyhood and youth. New York, Jan. in servance of the birthday of the late president, William McKinley, were held in all the public schools of this city.

Flags were flown on all public buildings and public meetings set for the day, including one of the board of aldermen, were adjourned as a mark of respect to the late president's ory. Baltimore, Jan. McKinley day was not a legal holiday in land special exercises were held In the schools throughout the state and the children were given an opportunity to contribute to the memorial fund. 1 Jim Crow. COURTUNAY Charley Magunson returned day evening after a visit of ten days with relatives at Fairmont and Moorehead, Minn.

'The new cabinet for the Courtcnay P. O. arrived on Friday and is a made of Oak and highly ished, with a money order window next to wall, then 100 call boxes, a ner s'enerel delivery, and 200 lock boxes. The cabinet is a solid cabinet from lloor to top 9 by 17 feet, the two sides 7J feet high and for conveniences is not surpassed in the state. master Charley Mitchell of Jamestown came up on Saturday to assist our new P.M.

in the P. O. and in. struct him in the duties of the otlice. The otlice.was transfered on Sunday morning and Mr.

Mitchell spent eral days here. Married. J. F. Easmussen and Miss Minnie Klett were made one Saturday by Rev.

Hesse and left for their home near Work BC(M. Contractor Kennedy of Fargo has 35 men at work on the excavations for the post sewers at Bismarck. There is still a lfrge amount of work to be done. la Cuba, Senator Noble, Jud LaMoure and Secretary of State Porter are enjoying a trip to Cuba. Estraydd.

Strayed from my place southwest of Jamestown, one 2-year old steer, white with brown neck, dehorned, and has brand on under part of neck. Reward for return of same. II. Mastin, Jamestown, N. D.

Team for Sale. Broken farm horses, 7 years old, sound and in good shape. One mare and one gelding. Enquire of P. F.

Tlasse. Tappen, N. D. Notice to Farmers. We will pay three cents a bushel above list for flax.

Buchanan Elevator Company. DR. RIESLAND COMING. Dr. H.

J. Riesland, the ed eye specialist who has visited our town for many years will be at the Gladstone, Jamestown, Jan. 31 to Feb. 4 and Dawson Feb. 5 and 6 and Steele Feb.

7 only. Dr. is the only man who ever came here or any town in the northwest able to grind glasses while you look on no matter what others vertise. Twenty three years experience places Dr. Biesland at the head of his profession.

All glasses teed a perfect fit. Glasses changed at small cost. Consultation free. WANTS. MISCELLANEOUS.

MONEY TO farm lands at best rates of interest. S. Ellsworth. trade a good L. C.

Smith Hammerless, 12 guage shot gun, for a good cow. Geo. C. Eager. Thursday's Wheat: No.

1 hard, per bu 63 No. 1 northern 61 No. 2 northern 58 Flax 1 54 Rye 45 Oats, per bu 40 Flour: "Belle" per 100 lbs 2 35 "Entire wheat" 100 2 35 "A Patent" per 100 lbs 2 00 "Golden Northwest" 100 2 00 "Home Comfort" 100 lbs 1 75 Bran, per ton 18 00 Shorts, per ton 19 00 Ground feed, per ton 23 00(a)24 00 Coal (at yards) per ton: Hard 9 50 Soft 7 00 Lignite 3 00 Wood (at yards) per cord: Maple and birch 6 50 Oak eoe Tamarack 5 00 Pine slabs 4 00 Potatoes, per bu 50 Butter Eggs, per dozen 18 Hay, per ton t3.50@94 Ferry's Seeds make good crops, good crops make more each year the crops and customers have grown greater. That's tbe secret of the Ferry fame. More Ferry's Seeds sold and sown than any other kind.

Sold by all dealers. Seed Annual FllEE. D. Ferry A Co. Detroit, Mich.

STEVENS CM SHOT RIFLE. A new rifle. 20-inch barrel. Weight 4 pounds. C.

B. cape and .22 short R. F. Has an AUTOMATIC SAFETY and cannot be discharged ally. Erica Only If these rifles are not carried ia by your dealer, send price and we will it to yoo expreae prepaid.

Send stamp for catalog describing iilete Advertised Ust, Following is a list of unolaimed letters remaining In the postofflce at Jamestown, N. for the week ending Feb. 1, 1902. LAMBS UST. Bowen, Miss Eugenie Care of Thos.

Jefferson Co Bingenheimer, Miss Gretchen Galigan, Mrs Jessie Merritt, Mrs Mary Murphy, Mrs Traynor, MissMollie GENT'S LIST. Gilman, John Reckord, George Harder, James Richards, Morris, Sanford, A Royal Rogue Co. M'gr These letters will be held 21 days after which they will be sent to the dead letter office. In calling for these letters always say advertised and give date of this list. Chas.

L. Mitchell, p. m. All the very latest Song 3UnU3 hits. Complete Sheet Mu sic of "Orciiit.il eii," also the original songs "Mut! Mini Gray," Goo-Goo ICyes," "C-on.

oon, Coon" Ml ot hers. We include in eacli order niinutiire portraits ol life. AII the iiliove to introduce our uoods for 10c. lc nostrijre stumps.) Address DeVere Specialty 012 Noitliwe.stoni Building, neapolis, Minti. EDWARDS WOOD GO.

8 Chamber of Commerce, iMinneapolis. 310 Board of Trade, Duluth. GRAIN, STOCKS. PROVISIONS Board of Trade, Chicago Members Cham.of Com. Minneapolis Board of Trade, Duluth.

DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES Orders for the purchase of Grain, Stocks and Provisions executed in all markets for cash or on margins. Write for our free private telegraph cipher explaining speculation and free daily market letter. Shippers, give us a trial. We have extended experience and handle all shipments to your best advantage. Caa( Cnrm Northern Grown Seed Corn WW vUin fodder Corn, KaffirCorn, Sugar Cand.

Macarronl Wheat. Tlinottiy, Brouius Incrmis and all ottier eetls. MAGILL Fargo Seed House, Fargo, N. D. Proposals foi Bonds.

Sealed bids will be received until 10 o'clock a. m. March 8, 190sI at my office in the city of Jamestown, Stutsman county. North Dakota, (or the purchase of twenty negotiable bonds of the county of Stutsman, of the denomination of One Thousand Dollars each, to be dated April 1,1902, payable twenty rears after date, bearing est at the rate of 4 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually. Principal and interest payable at tbe office of the County Treasurer of man count)-, North Dakota in New York change or in New York City as may be desired by the purchaser.

A certified check for 2 per cent of the amount bid for. must accompany each bid, as a guarantee that the bidder will purcliase and the bonds upon being notified that his bid Is accepted in case of failure to comply with these conditions within 14 days from time of notification said certified check is to be forfeited to Stutsman countv, North ta. Said certified check to be made payable to the order of H. C. Flint, county treasurer.

All bids to be enclosed in a sealed envelope endorsed "Proposals for Stutsman County and itddreesed to L. B. Nlemeyer, county auditor, Jamestown, North Dakota. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved by the board of county commissioners of said county of Stutsman, North Dakota. By order of the board of county ers of Stutsman county.

North Dakota. Datel February 4, 1909. County prefers- that purchasers furnish the blank bonds. Seal L. B.

N'lMITIK. I line nd containing valuable ia ormation to Tk J. STEVm Am MB Tin Pltss 31441 CNIC0KK FAUS. MM. County Auditor.

CONTEST NOTICE. Department of the Interior. United States Land Office, Panto, Nertti Dakota, Feb. 1908. A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in this office by John contestant, against B.

A. Currier for a failure to comply with isw as to Homestead entry No. 28M, dated May 'JOtli, UK, for the south-east quarter of Section 22, in Townshin 117, In man County, North Dalcoia, with a view to tbe can of said entry: "Contestant alleging that the said IS. A. Currier has wholly doned said tract that he has changed his dence tberefrom for more than sis months since making said entry that he has not reelded upon or cultivated said tract for a period of more than one year immediately prior to the commencement of this contest tnat there Is no building or buildings on said land of any kind that five acres were broken on said tract in the spring of 1900 and that the same has grown up in grass.

That said tract is not settled upon and cultivated by said party as required by law. Thai such failures are not due to any service on the part of said E. A. Currier in the army or navy oi the United States, that he is not now and at no time during the past thirtytwo months has been in the service of the nitetl States army or navy." Sai parties are hereby notified to appear, respond, and offer testimony touchine said allegations at 10 o'clock a. in- on the 28th day of March, 1902.

before James A. Murphy, a notary public, at bis office In Jamestown. Stutsman County, North Dakota, and may lie continued from day to dav ur.til all such is taken and that the final he inn will he held at a. in. on the 31st day of March, 1902.

before the register and receiver at the U. S. Land Office in Fargo, North Dakota. That said contestant having in a proper affidavit filed Feb. 5tli, 1902, set forth facts, which show that after due diligence, sonal service of this notice cannot lie inaae.

It is hereby ordered and directed that notice hereof be given by due and proper cation in the JAMESTOWN WEEKLY AI4KKT, a weekly newspaper published at Jamestown. North Dakota. CHAS. N. VALENTINE, E.

M. SANFOHD, Register. Atty. for Contestant. At First publication Feb.

0.1902. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE. Notice is hereby given tlist that certain mortigaee executed and delivered by Samuel Fawcet and Nannie Fawret, Mortgagors, to William under the laws of the state of Illinois, dated on tbe 2d day of February, A. li. iSffi, and filed for record in the office of the register of deeds of the couutv of Stutsman and state of North Dakot on the 5th day of February.

A. D. WW, at 11:80 a. m. in Book of mortgages, on page 96, will be closed by a sale of the premises In such gage, and hereinafter described, at MM front door of the court use, in tbe city of town, in the county of Stutsman and state of Nortli Dakota, at tbe hour of two o'clock p.

m. on the 8th day of March, A. D. 1902, to satisfy tbe amount due upon such mortgage on tbe date of sale. The premises described in such gage and which will he sold to satisfy ths same are described as follows: Tbe southeast one quarter (8.

B. H) of the northwest one quarter (N. w. and lots three (3). four (4) and five (ft) of section six In township one hundred and forty-four (1M) north of range slsty-slx west, according to the United States survey, and tbst no action or proceeding at law, or otherwise, has been had for the collection of the said debt, or any part thereof.

That there will Nt doe on such ssort gage at the date of sale above menUoned the of sii hundred and eight dollars. William bee ring A a Corporation, By Lewis T. Hamilton? Attorney for Mortgagee, Fargo, N. Dak First pub Jan. 30.

CITATION. Mate of North Dakota, County of Stutsman, f88, In bounty Court. In the matter of tlu estate of Emetine der, Otis E. Perry, Petitioner, against Edith E. helley, Olive it.

Balch. William A. Babcock and all persons Interested, Respondents. The State of North Dakota and the said County Court to the Above Named respondents, ing: You and each of you are he.eby cited and quired to be and appear before the county Court, of the County of Stutsman In said state, at the office of rhe said Judge of said County, In the citv of Jamestown, in said County, on tliet 8th day of March, A. 1).

1902, at 10 o'clock the forenoon of that and there to snow cause why the raver of the petitioner should not be granted anil why letters of tion should not be grunted and issued to ciluton Wa'lc. In testimony whereof, we have caused the seifl. or the County rourt of said Stutsman County to be hereunto allixeu 39th day of 15. F. BigWow, Judge of the County Court.

E. M. Sanford, Attorney for Petitioner, Jauiestown. I). First pul).

Jan. .10. NOTICE WHEN TIME FOR DEMPTION EXPIRES. OFFICE OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR, Stutsman County, North Dakuta. To D.

J. RucKliEY: Take notice that the holder of the tax cate tor lot 20, block 2, in Kelley Fuller's ond Addilion to Jamestown, N. in the above county and state, lias presented tiie said certificate to the county auditor and asked for.a deed. The said land was sold on November fi. 1896, for the sun of $13.10 for the taxes of the year 1895.

The amount quired to redeem said laul from saitt sale, exclusive of the cost to accrue upon this notice, is $24.90 and the time when the redemntioii period will expire Is May Ur I90i. Prepared under my hand and official seal this 80th day of January, 1902. (Official L. B. NIEMEYKK, Auditor of Stutsman County, North Dakota.

By G. A. Lieber, Deputy. First Pub. Jan.

80,1902. NOTICE WHEN TIME FOR DEMPTION EXPIRES. OFFICE OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR, Stutsman County, North Dakota. To D. J.

BUCKLEY: Take notice that the holder of the tax cate for lot 80, block 2, in Kelley Fuller's ond addition to Jamestown, N. D. situated in theabove county and st te, has presented the said certificate to tbe county auditor and asked for a deed. The said land was sold on December 7,. 1897, for the sum of fsr the taxes of the year 1S9B.

The amount required to redeem said land from said sale, exclusive of the cost to crue upon this notice, Is 927.48,- and the time when tbe redemption period will expirAis May 14,1902. Prepared under my hand and official sea I this 30th day of January, 1901. L. B. NIKUKVKH, Auditor of Stutsman County, North Dakota.

By G. A. Lieber, Deputy. First Pub. Jan.

30,1902. CERTIFICATE OF SHIP. This is to certify, that James H. Crum, a dent of the Third ward, in Jamestown, N. Charles F.

Kathman, a resident of Fourth ward, in Jamestown, N. have formed a ship for the purpose of conducting a general giocery business, at Jamestown, s. under the firm name and style of J. H. Crum Co.

Dong at Jamestown, N. D. January lOtb, A- James H. Crum, Charles F. Rathman.

state of North Dakota, County of stntsman, On tbls 18th day of January, A. D. 1902, before me personally appeared James H. Crum and Charles F. Ratliman, both and each known to me to be the same persons wbo are described In executed the foregoing Instrument of-il Certificate of Co-Partnership, and tbay each and both acknowledged to me that they each cuted the same.

John Knauf, Notary Public, Stutsmaa N. D. (My commission expires Jan. 12,1906.) First Pub. Jan.

16. NOTICE OF FINAL COMMUTATION PROOF. Laud Office at Bismarck, N.D., Notice is hereby given named settlor basiled notice of her intention to make commuted final proof in support of her claim and secure final entry therefor, and said proof will be made before James A Murpby. V. Commissioner, at Jamestown, N.

on February viz: ANNA POSEY, H. E. No. 11742, for tbe S. W.

N. E. W. B. Twp.

1W K. 7 Stutsman county, N. D. She names tbe following witnesses to prove her residence and cultivation: Thomas Thornton, Harry Cooper. William Grobe, Hugh GMnbol, all of Cleveland, man county, N.

Dak. A. C. McGilllviay, F. Baldwin, Attorney for First pub Jan.

9. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE CLOSURE SALE. Notice is hereby given, that that certain mortgage, executed and delivered by James Hastings and Ida Jane Hastings, husband and wife, mortgagors, to Mary McCoy, mortgagee, dated the 14th day of Oenember, A. D. 1898, and filed for record in the office of the register of deeds of the County of Stutsman and State of North Dakota, on the 18th dav of December.

A. D. 1898, at 11 o'clock A. and recorded' In Book of mortgages, at pages 287-8 and assigned by said Mary McCov, gagee, to State Ioan Company, and which signment has been duly recorded in the office of the register of deeds of said Stutsman county, In Book of mortgages at page will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged premises in such mortgage and hereinafter described, at the front door of the court house, at Jamestown, in the county of Stutsman and Uate of North Dakota, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon on the 15th day of March. A.

D. 1902, to satisfy the amount due upon sucli mortgage upon the day of sale: The premises described in such mortgage, and which will be sold to satisfy the same, are described as follows, to-wit: The southwest quarter of section twenty-two, 22 in township one hundred and forty-three (143) north, of range sixty-live (66) west man county. North Dakota. Whereas, it Is provided in such mortgage tbat if default shall be made in any of conditions or covenants therein contained on the nan of the said mortgagors to be kept and performed, and then and from thenceforth it shall he ful for the said mortgagee, her heirs or assigns, to consider and declare the whole sum secured thereby as due and payable, and to proceed to A enforce the same by foreclosure and sale, or as otherwise provided by statnte, and Whereas, default has been made and continues, in the covenants and payments secured by such In the payment of pal sum due, SSOO. December 14th, 1901, and in the interest due and payable October istb, 1900 and October I6tn.

1901, the said State Loan pany, assignee of mortgage, nereby considers and declares tbe whole amount secured by such mortgage to be due and payable. There will be due and payable upon sush mortgage at the time of sale the sum of eight hundred and sixty-six and MM00 dollars, loaether with the legal costs and disbursements In this foreclosure. Dated tbls ttst day of January, A. D. NOB.

State Loan Company, H. H. ttMte, 'KW Attorney for Assignee, Leeds, No. Dak. Firs', pub Jan.

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