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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1902-04-24
Temperance Notes.

Temperance Notes.
The gift Of q hasdsone cot.
|tsge Ito the state Woman 8
Cmi stian Toni erance { for
their ,Chant angud haadg gus 6Ers
~ Devils Lake, was : character
|istiea acto Of the Rev. ]. q. Bald
win ehis is; but one Of many
gracious deeds of generosity aud
helpfulness which Mr.. Baldwin
has doae for the temperance
cause lin this state. The cottage
will undoubtedly be known as
long as the need for it exists, as
Baldwin Cottage. . o fitting
memorial to the useful life of this
good man.. Mr.. Baldwin is &C
present with his son and daugh-
ter in Cooperstown under the
care Of q trained nurse. May
it be the will Of providence to.
prolong his life that he may see
the advancement Of the cause he
loved so well.
The Senior Loyal temperance
Legion of Cooperstown is an
organization which. IS proving
it's right to be. A recent meet
ing of these Young temperance
students and workers revealed.
to and interested spectators the
fact that they were d6niks work
that can not fail to make them
better equipped men aud women
of the near future, to deal with
the grave questions growing out
of the drink habit and It's traffic.
In the words of Colonel Plummer
of The Forum, as he watches
the school children trooping out:
These are the boys and girls
who will in less than TEN years
be taking the places Of men and
women who are now controlling
affairs. $ \ These
school boys of the present will
in a few years he leading spirits
in the political. social and bust.
ness life Of the state. They will
be running c,.ucusss. eepyen-.
tiions and legislatures. rnalsing
senators and representatives in
congress-. - The Seniors are
pursuing the L. 7. T.. normal
course the successful examina-
tion of which entities the stud
ent to the honor of a disploma.
They have finished the. man
nual entitled "Alcoh,l and toe
Nation And are now study
ing 'Alcohol and the Pocket
Book They have thirty men,
bers. Their recent "Measuring
social" was a successful effort.
The grown up young men and
women who attended and entered
into the games Of the evening
did a worthy act in thus en-
couraging these young people.
The receipts were $13.OO. much
credit is due to the Superintend-
ent of this work. Mrs O. W.
Kerr. 1t is because of her per-
sistent efforts the legionis alive.
She has labored single handed,
and hers has been the only ac-
tive temperance work carried on
during the past winter in
Cooperstown,
Eminent chemists give the fol-
lowing anylysis of beer: water
80 per cent, alcohol 4 per cent,
malt extract 6 per cent. The
malt extract is composed Of
sugar, gum, various acids, salts
and hop extract, The amount of
them is equal to 1907. to the bar
rel of beer. The great German
chemist Liebig says: eff a man
drinks 8 or 10 quarts of the best
Bavarian beer. in a year he will
have taken into his system the
nutritive constituents contained
in pound loaf of bread. Z" This
a sets, per pint would cost $292.
analysis of wine by the same
authorities show that the consum-
-. 4 .- csnn r1,, ESQ on,,:ol
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1902-04-24
Reduced Prices on Last Years Rugs.

comparison 10 what it costs in
the ende And what becomes Of
the argument that beer and wine
aud brand are great strength;
ening agents for the human
organism. Millions Of people
are deceived into lhNlxiuy that
it's unsafe to be without them
near at hand, and will gr,lyely
affirm that they have been saved
from deatl, by their means.
This is no more wonderful tnar
the fact that thousands OF peO-
pie have been resued from the
grave through the efficacy of
bread, pills. The medical profes.
sion. recognizes the fact that
mind is adominent factor in dis
pelling desease, and numerous
cases ;lr+. on record in which mind
was the sole agent in restoring
the patient to health through
faith is some harmless and.
worthless remedy.
Would that it could be said of
this so called remedy that it was
harmless. But alcohol velled in
any form is poison the human
system, and taking IN large and
small doses. it does it's awful
brain -deadening and nerve
shattering work.
Press SUPT.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1902-04-24
Washington. ! i!


gantly eqnip Pullman on the
Northern Pacific overland train
Friday ard started on our long
journey over the <,auntry Tor the
Pacific C0ast. Fdrst wonder
was how We would set over the
famous mckenzie hats but VIZ
did al right without any trouble
although the water came over
the rails ID some places. I,
must have been = dangerous
place q f.sw days previous. AL
that day We journied over the
western North Dakota snd saw
herd after herd Of cattle on the
boundless plains. also through
eastern Montana, which told Of
the vast wealth Of this reigon in
cattle. The bad lands were
reached in due time and we must
confess that the formations OF
nature are truly grand. Reach
ing the western part of Montana
we struck the Rocky Mountain
range and there we got a touch
Of high life. The bristling
mountains and lofty peaks arc
wonderful indeed, and many
times our train passed over mar
row lodges hundreds of feet from
the bottom. One top Of the
Rockies after passing through
q long tunnel we ran into q blend
ing snow storm that reminded
me of North Dakota. From
there for hundreds Of miles we
saw nothing but millions Of acres
Of, sage brush prarie and noun
tains and our picture Of a land
flowing with milk and honey van;
ishedand we sighed for the beau
tifua Alr Oak. We
had stsucku p- social ) acquaint
ance with Chief Justice r. O
Dunbar of the state Of Wash
inyton and he said: Wait a little
longer aud you will change your
mind, and / did. We ran int
the Flathead reservation after
q while and came to Garrison
Montana. Here we saw lots o1
Indians dressed in allthe gaudy
colors Of the rain bow. There
was a coach load Of Missouri
immigrants on the train and they
did a thriving business selling
old COW horns to these people
for the genuine polished buffalo
horns-which shows that all The
suckers don'tlive in North Oak.
ota. Later on we ran into the
Yakima Valley-and then we were
in the garden of Eden. Beauti
full orchards and rich fields OF
alfalfa and clover created us on
every side, and the fruit trees
were infnll bloom. tt was truly
agrand sight. Later we ran in
to Paradise but the conductor
would not let US tarry so that
the only glimpse we ever ex
pected to get of Paradise was
that one brief one. The Kttitas
valley is also very rich and
2,xoautiful. Sunday afternoon
after three days and two nights
we reached Sumner, the home
Of Herbert Trubshaw whom
many of youk know. It is q beauti
full little town surrounded on all
sides by mountains, and the va!
ley itself, cut up into beau tifu.
fruit farms. Flowers are il
bloom and the air is very frag
rant with the smell of fruit bios
SONS. It has been beantifu
weather ever <sincs we arrived
and the rubber coat, umbralla
ETC., have been out Of place s.
far. Viii write more about thu
country later. We got our full
glimpse Of Mount Tacoma o.
Rainier today. tits a beautiful
mountain, 1900 feet above tn
sea level It stands out with it
snow capped peak in statel.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1902-04-24
Notice Of Village Election.

Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, the fifth day Of May A. D.
1902, meeting of the voters OF
Cooperstown village; will be held at
the Fire Hall in the village OF
Cooperstown, county Of Griggs,
state of North Dakota, for the pur-
pose Of electing the following officers
for the ensuing year:
Three trustees,
One clerk,
Que treasurer,
One assessor,
One marshal,
One justice Of the peace.
The polls will be open at 9 a. m.
and closes at 4 p. m.
Dated at Cooperstown, this 21st
day of April a. D. 1902.
Will H. Carlton.
Village Clerk.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1902-04-24
LADIES OF COOPERSTOWN AND VICINITY:
We HAVE THE LATE9T IN RUGS.

Tapestra, Smyrna Wilton and AK.
minister Rugs. Agra, lngrin and
Grant Art Squares, all sizes and
patterns. Velvet, Iapes,ra Pro-
Brussels. All wool Ingram a,ni coe-
ton chain carpets.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ELEcTToNs

rsNEeH
Notfceis hereby Fgiven,ath that onathe
thi4dadTdssdayN inn Jddne;s being jane
f7tth,tA D.t190ssa, antannuall election
VIII besheldda tfshsriAfss offices inn the
speciai school distric Lake.,
county5of Ramsey stateeoffNorthaDas
kota; ferlthespnrpDseeoff electingg the
foIloowiingg members of thee boarda Of
education.
Oneemsfnberftes serveeforf aaterma of
thfeeeyearss
The pol1swin be- opened att $500
O'Clock al na.l, and closed att AGO
osclocktpt3 m.s offthati day.
Datediatb DevilssIske thiss2ethl day
Of May AZ D.. 1902
BY order Of tile Board Of Education.
Ole Skratsss,
1s.14 Clerk.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06
BIDS

Bids will be received for the boring
Of a 2tireh we'll on the public school
grounds iii the city Of DEVILS Lake.,
N. D.
Bids must state prizes per, foot COM
pletes with sewer crock ctrbing.
Said bids will be, received by the
clerk on or before ~ O'Clock M,
June fifth, 1909!
By order Board Of Education,
Ole Skratass,
1914 Clerk.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06
Citation Hearing Petition For
Appointrnent9of AdmiffistratOr.

State Of North Dakota,
County of Ramsey.
Before Hon. &c DUEL, Judge.
In the matter of the'estate of James Kingman,
Re alieeIse; Petitioner,
Albert NJ. Powell, as aa1ninistrato tor of James
Kingman, deceased, and all other persons in.
Citation hearing petition for appointments OF
aaministrater = .o4asta+h. .h,r. n.n,.a
Respondents and ali other persons interested
in the estate of James Kingman,a deceased.
You, n each of you are hereby notified that
inhol dsteiike The petitioner. herein has hi L
ceased did during his life time max contract
nwvyriting Whereby he agreed. to tconvey tosthe
petitioner, Reinhold Steinke, the followingsde-
scribedrea estate situatedS nsthe Countys.of
Ramsey and the State OF North Dakota, towit:
The southeast quarter 5tseAl of section
the southwest quarter {swA Of section twenty
seven cen and the norththalf Of the northwest
quarter 81 section hirty-fonr (3D in township
oneshnndr and ffty-hve ll55) north ofrange
which petition is dulys veriaedaand fled in
thii conrtsand alleges that the saidadeceased
execute or deliver q conveyance ofslsaid real
estate tosthesaid petitioner as heawas bound
and, if living, might be compelled tossdofsnor
have hisl MISUNDERSTANDING mathematician
Observation-Disclosures aid petitioner has fully
compiled withtaH the conditions OF Asaidalcon-
tract and which petl6iOn prays Tor afuecree OF
attthiis court aiithoriKin and sdireetinget the res
pondent,Nth administrator ofasaid3 estate, to
convey aidarealsestat to the petitioner aand
sgyous are also notifiedtha6the saidapetition will
3ssbeheard anddulysconsidered by this court on
the 21st day of june 1902, at 10nO,clock ingthe
forenoon ct that day atsthes court rooms OF this
court In the county court house inf&thescity OF
Devils Lake, County Of Ramsey and State OF
North akota, and yon,A and each of you are
hereby cited to be and appear before this court
atssaid time and place. andlaanswersasaid speti
~ Hon and show cause ifsany there be,Swhy 1.-THE
prayer OF said petition should not be agranted
Blythe Court, III
SG.DUELL,
Seal Judge of County Court
Dated May 9Th, 1902.
from said petition that all o.
HE heirs OF said estate are non.residentsl o.
~szfhisstate, it is ordered that service of atht
-aboyescitation be made byspnblication instht
s@interaDrean q newspaperSpublished in thecit,
49, i. G.DUELL,
IN Judge.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06
ABSTRACT Of STATEMENT
For The Year Ending Decsnber q i, 1901

F6nthe Year Ending Deosnbee 8 81 i8ot,,.
Ofathesconditiunia land Ia fnirs of sthe eMutual
Reserve FnndG LIFE Association OF sfNhwyYork,
orEanixed under the e1awse 1.-THE estata OF Nav
York, made tosthe C0mmissinnerofStIpsufa
ofthe state Of North RkOtaainapussuance.of
the DAVIS of'said Etatas.
PFesident.s............-. - frederick AZ Burnham.
Vice Preside GeorH d. Eldrid8e.
Secretary ..-........... Chhrles.sWs Camp
Principal Office s......30 gyB npadway, NsWeY ork.
AttDrneyforrseryice einithn estate offNorthlD Oar
kota:
Names..... HonaF erdtL autas Com,pf Ineuranee.
A0catlOn .HtAMhrek M -
Organi1edtprdn norppratad5 hnaEyE 9th, 1891
CommencedR nainnss february ss9thl1 1881
II BaianCeSIleet
Amount of net ppin9esteda assets
December STAT p6fpreYious;year r$l l,514 ,9ssaa 81
III Income During, Year 1901
Annual dnesH ass per-
contfacty without
amy dbdt1ctiOna
whatever. ......---. So .088,a9S8g47
ASBeesmentss. Mort.-
nary sSs66Oy4S0l52.,
Expense4i ,$SaS5s7739a4 6l56,A54I463
Intefest,, %S2Tl1193;;
Hent,, $ils,A7ol75... 326,ls8s68s
Cash received from
adj other sources.
viz, Feesforalter.-
atinnssinlpoiiciess. 252a999
Total income. ...""~".m.. 7,5sss8s4 60
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06
SHMQns.
State of North Dakota,,S'ssS
stgtuntyY o. Ramsey. In District Court
AAyron King, Plaintiff, aeofia 1dalrlal II5fFief

faints O MatHRes Second Judicial District.
AAyFon kkin ? g PP1la aintH, afoi'a aasfltlal Tl8f p
David Schapera, Frank Howard, B. S. Bryn-
oiolfson,ti Thss Gdarantyf Company ct North
Dakota, Corporation thelR Bank of Edgeley.
South eDa ota,,ha foreign corporationS and all
unkhowna and Observation-Disclosures OF al
StDfake, deceasers and all other persons fun,
kn6wfzclaiming any estate or tinterestain ior
HlenFor fneambrance upOnhthe propertyfdes
cribed tn the coiiplaintttand their luukn0wn
hsirs,i Ii tlsts pnallfftfnt af0t flDefendants. h
TheatState OF North Dakota toJthe Above
Named Defendants: fStt GR.sts ~ stfe Slg8e
Aots1 are athereby summoned to answer the
cornpla int in thiss action, which haskbeen filed
whit etc clerk f tire above named court aS his
office in't the tcits fof Devils Lake inaRamseyl
county North Dakota, and to- serve ascopyt Of
yolrtSanswert upOnstthei subscribers @atj their
ONCE arIthescity OF Devils Lake, Ramsey coun-
vi tEcsthtDak0ta within thirty days after the
servicetb fi this summons upon you exclusiye:o f
the dayEOf sefvicestand intcase OF your failure
TO appear of'answer;fjudgment will be- taken
againstyou t,byfd default for the relief demanded
nlthe oomplafnt.SattfS ftg Hffe4 ssfisYf SfsfSJstfs2sagff
2 Dated at Devils Lake, Ramsey county North
Dakota, this 9thsday Of ApriIsaA. DsIeOe. assN
DSsess, tais8SfI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
FEJNH Attofneystfo for Plaintiff.
P.,O. address and residence Devils Lake, ND.
~ u t.lES n@S 3Isa feFt5AG&s E9ss9ts t.eFyH- 81 ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06
Bids Wanted.

Z Sealed pfoposals will be, received BY the
Ramsey county N. b, for, the erection q three
schoolhonses IN said district. Workto be
completed BY Sep. lst, 1902. Specifications
tshqenA Devils Lake, and at the office Of the
clerk Of Creel district. The board will meet
q June 24th, at 3 p. N. 1902, TO open bids and
award rontract, but reserved. the right to reject
any And all bids. Each envelope containing .
bid should be marked t'Seafed Proposal" and
addressed To VIM. Saunders, District
Clerk. Asbon& In donbf8the amount OF the con-
tract viii Be reQniredfof the contractor, in
accordance with the law,
Done bS order ofS, Greel District School
Board this 18th day Of May, 1902.
-Zacharie ,IeDuc,
Attest: ,&,8 President.
WIN. Saunders, 1D15
District Clark.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06
Notice al Hearing.
State Of North Dakota,
sEonntY 81 Ramses. Sss

State OF North Dakota, -. Is
County of Ramsey. +
County; Court.
deceased:
Notice iet hereby given, thatsSigh L.SMilier,
the administfator of the estate fSEmilaSeger.
lin deceased has rendered and presented for
settlement and fled in the County Court. an
account of his adn1inistration OF said estate,
h that Monday. the bOths day of June, 1902,
being q day ofSa term OF said Court, toswit OF
the June term Al 1902 alto O'clock en-, at
the City of sDeyiisy Lake, County ofRamsey and
State Of North Dakota, has been duly appointed
blythe Judge Of said Court for the ssettlement
ofssaids accom- at t~whichltime and place any
person and allspersons interested in said estate,
mayAappear and file his orSstheir exceptions in
s %Tde II bSsa na,ae e anv aths contest nSes w vsne ia, same ne,
mainder of said estateshoul dnotsbe distributed
thereto by 1awsentitled.
ID this 10th dayiof4May,l190
D.G.IDUELL,
s5i1si4 Judgesof County Court
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06

Summons.
State of North Dakota
County Of Ramsey. 81
Lizzie Finsani Plaintiff,
ve. Vi
Hans Finean, Defendant. T.
The State Of SorthED Dakota to h abovenamed
defendant:
Yoo dn are he tsbysumrnoned: to answer the COM
plant in thi action (which has been filed and
nov sisonsf /. In the Office Of the Clerkaof the
answer Gponsthe subscriber within thirty days
after the sservice of this summons upontyou, sex
elusive 81 the day Of seryice ;and inscase 8.
taken against you by default for the relief de-
matlded in~etheScmoplaint. +
Dakota, this, 2lst; day pfA ay, AID. 1902.
TOWNSEND &gDENOYER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
P::o:.address and residence Devils Lake, ND.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06

2, IS. Indian School, Fort Totten,. N. D., Nay
18th l902, Sealed proposals endorsed 'sPro-
posals Tor Building Materials" andraddressed to
the. undrsfgneda al Fort Totten. N sdD.,rwiM be
received atgthis school untils2 o'clock p. m. OF
June 6thi 1902, for and delivering, as
required about ! $500 feet Of lumber; 5000
Shingles, 5ocaet iron columns, 600,slbs. sash
weights, besides pulleys, locks, lifts, sash cord,
iobtainable at the school. Bidders will state
specifically the priceo each article to beaof.
fered under contract, att articles 30 offered
will be subject toaTigid inspection. The right
Is reserved TO reject any and all bids or. any
part ofF anyt bid if1deemedsfo for the best interests
ofthe seryice. iisEaehfbid mustbe accompanied
by a certified check or draft upon some u. 8.
depository aortsso1ventt national bank, made
p%ayabletto the ORDER of the Commissioner Of
Affatrs Tor at least 11v per cent of the
latI1oune OF the proposal, said check or draft to
be forfeited TO the United States in case any
bidder orbidders receiving unaware shallfail
execute promptly unsatisfactory contract in
withthisN bid, otherwise to gbe re.
to- bidder. For fnrtherinformation
apply TO Chas. Ida avis. superintendent. lO12
Es-Efs @|A
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06
otalexpendisure
Miscellaneous

Whole number OF, policies
written and paid for in
North Dakota during the
Total risks taken. spaid for
curing the Da-
,Rota v........,. Fe1,5l2 .526 90
Total uinsseceiyedsdu Turing
rd the year aNossh Dakota. lss.ssl 81
during tha year in NorthaD
ra ao5a io:ss. .a5 81; y: 2 ,sss ~
ouflng5 che year ................... II, S28 46
Estate OFNORTH DAKOTA.
Office of Commissioner of Insurance
], Ferd Lentz, Commissioner Of Insurance Of
the State of North Dakota, do. hereby certify
that the foregoing is asatlues abstract of tie
original statement now on file insthis ofRce.
In testimony Whereof i have hereunto set
my hand ndsafixed the, seal OF this9offce at.
Bismarck, this1 st, day q MIa Nsss .l 1sos.
INC. ~GIIBRRATH,
Deputy. IL
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
Office of COMMISSIONS of Insurance.
COMPANIES CERTIFICATEsOF
AUTHORITY. Z
Whereas, the New York Life Insurance Com
Pany, of New ork, Incorporation organized un.
Ider the laws OF New York, has filed ii this office
q sworn statement exhibiting its condition and
business for the year ending December 81.
1901, conformable to the requirements of the
laws Of this state, regulating the business 81
insurance, and.
Whereas, The said company has filed in this
4 othcea duly certified copyof its charter with
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06
nd Office at Grand Forks, N. D., April q

1909. fs -ap 80 IA
e Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlerehas filed notice of his intention
to make Anal2proofin support ofhis claim, and
F~airbanEssaua s. observation-disclosures for she Dis.l
ttrict ofssNortht Dakota,Atat athe residence of,
Gust Komln in j. rs north, ang 60 west,
IN, D,,Son June6 9Th 1909, wiz: ssgFssss !
SHfaTIMOTHY ROCKFORD,
for the heirs OF John ochford deceased for the
NEhtofssection27 insTwp l57 north, range Sc
names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation
5of, said Hand wiz :3A ~ ls,SES
Oscar =. Talbot. Gust Komm, Paul Komm !,
and Carl jacobson, allsof lola, Nd.
a2 4 GEO. B.WISSHIP,
.818 Register. L
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06
Land Office at Grand Forks, N. 8, Nav 2Oth:

19O2. l1aaa AZ s5@G-ra 9 @ss97lgg I-I
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of her Intention
toimaked final Communication proof. in support Of
her claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore d. G.Duell, County Judge, atDeyils take.
m. d. ontJune 23rd, 1902, viz:
MARGARET E. FORDYCE,
q: En- No. 1864, for the sk, nwL, sec. 80, tp..
Isl, n, range IS, w., 5th p. NJ.
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz: Adolph Stray, Charles, Grant,
John Parnel and Harry H.. Fordyce, all 81
Benzion, Nd.
GEORGE B. WINsHIP,
may . June u Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06
55s.75s7 10
Total expenditures.............
Miscellaneous,

sE2ls Ha L TX
Whole number of policies report
ed North Dakota during the year
Total risks reported during the
year in North Dakota. ......... 3OS,5OO 90
Total premiums received during 8
the. year in North Dakota. ll6. sos 81
Total,losses paid during the year M
in NorthfDako and matnred
end9yments:: .::a.:...; 21,e5o %
year and matured endowments. % 1888 90
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
Office of Commissioner of Insurance.,
I, Ferd Leutz, Commissioner OF Insurance OF
the State of North Dakota, do hereby certify
the foregoing is a true abstract of the orig
inal now on file in this Office.
hand, and affixed the seal Of this office at Bis.
5marck, this LIST day Of May, AID 1902.
FERD LEUTz,
Commissioner of Insurance.
Deputy.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
Office OF Commissioner of Insurance.
COMPANIES CERTIFICATE OF
AUTHORITY. wy
Whereas, the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company, of Milwaukee,Iss.a corpo-
5 Miseon.ii1 p5san has d asdersi ipt tbi laws ot,s q
q statement exhibiting It's con,
ditionas and business for 4 year ending De
menta'of the Iaws 81 thislstate, reeulatins the
ibusiness OF insufanc a p aSssiI8az&asEI
AsSsMlhereas, the said compan has filed in thii
certified eopySOfi Its charter witt
fGertihcate OF Organization in complianc with
thgssFeauiremen q; the Insurance lawssafore
Now Therefore, ], Ferd Leutz, Commissions
tof Insurance OF the State Of North akotd,p ur
suant % the provisions of said Laws, do hereb,
icertffys that the aboye named company lis fun.
I~enapowered. through itssauthO1ised agents, K
TRANSACT its ap~propriateG business OF Elf,
INSURANCE in this state according toaiawl
thereof, until the 3lst days8of December, A
D.sl902.s$ lag % &asatss1SfT AA
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto so
my hand and seaTat Bismarck, thisrlet day o
February, a.. p 1902. saae s ss8 1
FRRD LEUrz,
lIsEALl. Commissioner 81 lnsurance.
By W. GILBREArH, eSf sssa
Deputy.