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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-31
The state o. South Dakota.

C0mpany,s ceftiiEaate of Authority
Whereas. The Royal Insurance Conn
pany, corporation organized under the
laws If Great Britain, mas tlled III this Ut
fanA Ii sworn statement exhibiting itx con-
dltiun and busin fer thu year ending
December 31 40 c0nf0rmaDfe to the
requirements of the laws of this State
regulating the business or insurance; and.
Whereas, the said Company has filed iii
this office duly certified copy af its
charter, " IA certificate Of organization.
III compliance with the requirements OF
the Insurance. law aforesaid:
Now. therefore. L John G. Perkins,
Toni isIasE "a Insurance Of the State
Iof South Dakota, pursuant to the pro-
visitors Of said laws, DO hereby certify
that he above named Company Is fully
empowered. through its authorized
agents, to transact It's appropriate BUSH
ness Of Fire insurance in this State. He-
cafdlng to laws thereof until the 31st day
81 December A. p. 1904.
IN testimony whereof. ! have heressHto
set ~ hand and seal ut Pierre, this 18th
day of February A d 1904
tSeaI9 JOHN Q. PERKINS,
Commissioner OF assurances
Bg RI WendFlk hief Clerk
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-31

This spring you will need i nerve
food. one that will cleanse and recon
strslct your nerve centers and wasted
.nargies. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea will do il. a5 cents 7IssA III TAB
lsts. Mcnuilie Il Son.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-31

iAxE ~ SOUTH DAKOTA a.
= COUNTY, on UNION, 9.
e Circuit Court, Second Judicial Circuit.
The OhapfeFef Calvary Cathedral sioux Falls.
Dakota, Plaintiff.
T. II Davis. IS adm nistrafor
with the VIII annexed0fi the estate
Of Robert Harper Clarkson. de
ceased; The creditors Of Robert
Harper GlarkSOn. decreased: Mary
Ciarkson MilIspaugh; Nellie
Glarkson Davis; the unknown
heirs, deylsees and Iegatees of
Robert Harper Clarlsson, deceas
ed; Mary Garrison Millspaugli,
Nellie CIarksOn Davis and Thorn
81 McPferson, as Executors
tile last win and testament Of
MeOra Garrison, deceased: the
creditors Of Meliora Garrison,
drceased Meliora CIarkson
HambleIon; Mary Douglas Suinaioiis.
Hambleton; the unknown heirs
eeyisees and iegatees OF Meliora
GARRISON. deceased; Calisfa J.
Pike, formerly calisia j. Nc
Elheran; the unknown heirs
devisees and legatees anu cretll
tors of John G. McElheran. de-
ceased the unknown admins
TRAITOR or executor OF John 6.
McElherans deceased; and al
persons unknown who have, or
claim 60 have, any estate orin-
tnrest Or lien or incuInhranre
upon the premises described in
the complaint, Defendants.
The state of south Dakota tosthc above named
hxzEF Has &s&
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-31

Net amount 0f risks III
COMPANIES STATEMENT 0F RUST
NESS TRANSACTED IN THE STATE
aM SOUTH DAKOTA DURING THE
KsrHniNine on Risks written. E1DGA0 .4e
amount nf risks written SIS 2as 90
1sasses incurred during the
year ...... .zS..........s 3a87 81
losses paid during the year s.0T7.87
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-31

1910 OF the eVN1ltkDn Atift etttett1 - ttt&
UNITED STATES BRANCH or The
ROYAL
or Liysrpool. England. Organized under
the laws OF the Kingdom Of Great BRIT
ain. made to the commissioner o. IN
sufanre az the state Of South Dakota,
ia pursuance OF the laws Of SAID state
Attorneys for eerYice of process II the
State Of South Dakota unformatlon Luf~
nIShed BY Commissioner OF lnsuEancel
Organized On Incorporated, May Wlsfs
1849. Commenced business Ia the Unit
Vi States in 1871.
PAENY.
cash value q reaI estate. sa.I74, 4eo.4s
Cash in principal ana
ca asnp 81 d S'l'ssS 7os s.SSsz Il
Premiums ln course Of col
lection and accounts due
from agents s......ss $50, I'D 81
Loans Oh mortgages, being
flrst lien on real estate
amount loaned thereon ~. sai.ooooo
ss company ny 800 .. yls & 4.45s. lSs.0s
ls X q ssSs s's & II 4
Total assets ss,e54,es2. ls
Losses unpaid and resisted
less reinsurance ....... $434. SOS. .33
Amount Of unearned pre-
rIsss : S ssss'a''e'ns 4,sr2.es02s
employees, rent, SOS, etc. 4s,sss.4s
Other existing claims not
included il above 542 7s.5ss
Total liabilities .,.. 1855. 11n. I'D
INCOME OF THE COMPANY DURING
THE YEAR
Total premiums for tic year Ill, 4es. o7sOo
Interest receipts ..,,.s... lD1s3TH.5J
Receipts from rents ...... 53.19xsb1
Total receipts s..... $7.70T. as Id
Eecaived from hO afiice.. 5HS, Iu1 3D.
Deposit premium receipts
for perpetual risks ..4 5753 N
EXPENDITURES OF THE COMPANY
Losses paid ...s.... ss47s, 1924
Comm ions and brokerage
paid 10 agents .......s.. S31 ,0S3:g8
employees So s y'.'s's sss.2e427
Return premiums and can
premiums 8 ..s 24e7.si7,s5
Il sss s'Ss@ sspsas,'slss s sss5 II
Total expenditures 1880. $Be5S. 3ss2 rs
Rem. Ted to home Office. IS. 500. 425 .0a
Deposit premiums returned
On perpetual risks 81 l0.45S.a2
Risks outstanding All the
date cf preceding state-
ment wa Al ADJ, $40 91
Risks written siaee preced=
Ing statement .-..... 668HUS, 92334
Total risks ..... .$1 640 084. IA ~
Risks cancelled ana ex-
plred during the year. \, $713 O06, 432 80
Risks reia.s lred during the
YEAR I&4.4I3k Hl1. la
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-31
$713, O06, 432 80
124, Alb .919.1p
1897. 4so.s5171


Net amount Or risks IA
force OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $500 $50 500 04
g0MPANY'S STATEMENT CF BUSI-
NESS TRANSACTED IN TfIE STATE
Or SOUTH DAKOTA DURING THE
YEAR
Premiums on risks written. 81, 232 0e
Amount of risks written... 6SS,S5091
year ......:.. 2.s95io
ysar .s....... 2.1o5.1o
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-31

E TT : u9lII1tl0TlF Cd. n, 1904.
GTA8E or SOUTH DAKOTA
COUNTY, on UNION, ~
Il Circuit Court, second judicial Circuit.
The Ohapfero st Calvary Cathedral. sioux Falls,
Dakota, Plaintiff,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-31

nsss iiT.I nis for l@AtA
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"A IsHslfis lssiN Mil lslA sti' 4
hI8iIa,s@ in H. ailsl 9tit'tt ttst.t
AHIn1N - lsszi ICY
Afnofaft S. dividends fisAia
S n0I'E = lfnlii if
S6IAfiHs 4tIl| ali1 4n1fceA fol
<lRotlei Is i'afI1QitI4 man
sIaefS q III rltf'<A
f6i,t 81, 81 Iaipis. ffxsxki:
f& ARD 0IlsHf alsenfx ex'
'n64slf s c6,4faiszions amt
Ati<h paid q q Ksfss
Il. 4 AKA ,..i.>ti$ f'tHs ans
nS0Hlti6i. III ri&lS''
~ 8iffI >N II Ia 0}isksEsf tel
&4 :AfieS AsiIi {ltit1N ksilEs
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-31
AnNnA1 ABATEMENT

FOR the YEAR ending December 81 Al y.
1904. OF the condition ana affairs Of the
UNITED STATES BRANCH or The
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-31

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l'e<,IItl 1f.s t'cEfltfd
isf0HsifilIIt {iIPi ~ s..
i.i.s.s 81 hf and
RENTS dues aud s.Its4
t4iHS tfI a'4|itH IlEjIacf& Ntifn
.s6i,I 3a 1, Is s0Ileies ~
signed GA Collateral kssss
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-31

81 I1arfE6Ek GiSalasksa 6assk It's laws
fitat N,z1s 80 the EoHszHle.
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{NNS6 FfF ktSiNefl 1oIlH Hot
At40EA.AH Nn &tH{&f 0f NNaeN*@ u 8uf
&# fN HANfA fffffokkzAnE 1Qn fnrs
NsAhNE ss& AaMA 4AI6ii&N 8N AHmk5gMz5eS5
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-31

Risks cancelled ana ex
PRED during the year
Risks reia. lred during ths
year sssss*.* - ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-31

1904 II the condition and AFFAIRS Of the
NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE CON.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-04


geographic survey The q.
Geological survey VIII be represented
during the season 81 1904 BY four Held
parties a soil survey party wal1 80
sent from Washing ton. p. q. to O.
operate with Prod willard director d
the college survey This branch VIII
|be carried on chiefly ii Towner coun.
y. topographic survey viii bs
made in western Richland and IA sar-
gent snd Ransom ccanties. A party
from " ashingtpn VIII also assist Ii
tho Topographic suryey. The work IA
estlgation o Underground water
WIN Be- continued by PROF. willard and
one 81 two assistaits The survey IA
CoteAn. Mclean ana Ward counties,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-04

81 No Ferry at Vanderbilt Pollock
Progress: a ferry will not be put in
at Vanderbilt as was expected Mr..
Marsh has been unable to get per-
nit from the government agant at
Standing Rock for landing on the
other side and consequently the ferry
will not be put in at present .s5 s%.s !
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-04

n. Cause Of Delay Yesterdays west
bound train on the Northern Pacific
was delayed about four hours by a
.mishap to q freight train at q little
place called Luce, between Perham and
Freeze. The drawbar Of q freight car
became displaced and 8 strange man,
riding on the trucks, was killed ont
right. One report says the car, q
heavily loaded one, fell with the whole
weight on the unfort unate mans body.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-04

FOR SALE Corner lot 50 feet and
a 5-room cottage with good 5-room
basement and good furnace. Good
well with about 20 feet OF water.
Garden planted 70 apples, plums,
gooseberries and currants. Every
thing about the property n best 81
condition. To be sold very cheap as
! am going away. Also all my house.
hold goods. Inquire 4 o. Peter Z.
Formoe. vi NJ 3s- !,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-04
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PERSONA

Alex Mel enzie came ID from the
east today. 8a
81 Mr.. and Mrs Peck Of Wilton arrived
last night from the east. III
Attorney J. n. Bosard Of Grand
Forks is In the city today. ,}E
Mrs. J. r. Gilbreath Of Mandan was
IN the city last evening. "A H 5s4
p g. swenson OF Hillsboro Is q
guest in the city today. II. .3ss..5
Frank laval stopped OF the after
noon train yesterday for a brief visit
with old friends In the city.
III. Franklin Potter came in from Cassel.
ton yesterday to attend the meeting
OF the penitentiary trustees.
W.. J. Westergaard 5o6 Valley City
and Edward Braddock are in the city
attending the meeting Of the peniten.
tiary trustees. ,s5 Il +. ,s a. +. is:j. (:
Mrs. s. w. Derrick and her aunts,
Mrs. Simmons of Buffalo and Mrs
White Of Minneapolis, returned east
on the 500 train this morning. Il. &,.
Nj Underwood Leader: Father Malo
Of the Elbowoods Mission was taken tc
the hospital at Bismarck for medical
treatment Tuesday. The father has
not been very well this spring and the
late and wet spring was too severe. VIZ
trust that he may soon be able to re
turn to his mission work. *. (,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-04
g. CITY WOMAN DRlll
Drinking On tue inorease Among 6ls'
marck Ladies' and Young People 3.

( Drinking among the young people
and ladies of this city has lately In
creased to An alarming extent. Not
intoxicating liquors, but the delicious
and refreshing beverages dispensed
at the soda fountains. The prepare
lions Of summer drinks have actually
become q profession. Not everyone
can tempt and satisfy the fastidious
.palates Of the innumerable patrons Of
the soda dispenser Up-to date pro-
prietors Of modern stores In the big
cities, pay astonishing salaries for
trained specialists and dexterous soda
experts. AS an instance Of the kind
in Bismarck, b b. Jones, the wen
known pharmacist has secured the
services ofsMr. Josef Collins, former
" manager Of The Columbia" linton
Square, New York; also manager Of
Perkins :" the famous establishment
IN Boston. and latterly with '.Berrys'''
Chicago, the most widely known Spa
west Of New York. Jones' t..soda
Menu" which VIII shortly be pub.
lished. will contain between 400 and
500 fancy drinks, ice creams, fruit
Ices, mousses, sherbets. buildings,
sundaes. sorbets and frozen sweets.
Jones drug store Is now able to offer
the people OF Bismarck the most me
tropo litan service possible to procure.
Only the purest syrups, select luscious
fruits, rich fresh L cream, imported
cocoas, fancy fresh cordials and per
fectly carbonated water will be used
in the delicious compounds concocted
by Mr.. Collins and this place always
deservedly popular is certain to be-
come the mecca Of the tired and
thirsty who know and insist on the
best service procurable and under the
circumstances why shouldn't the
ladies and young people drink at
Jones' y 81 5,s5.. IS. 4. ~ .3.s@t
| "a e.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-04
STATE NEWS.

Il. STATE NEWS. s
The Dakota Farmer will probably
change its publication Office to Fargo.
Senator Hansbrough is at the head
Of the Ramsey county delegation to
Fargo.
Hon. T. j. Dwire is being urged for
sheriff Of Ransom county, according
to the Gazette. .r |7'
DR.. Depuy liberated So quail neal
Jamestown and sportsmen are warned
to look before they shoot and spare
the birds this year. ~"
Messrs.. Laxdal, Kent and Lycan OF
the Northern Baseball League had mar
now escapes in the wreck Of G. N.
train at Shevlin, Mimi. >... s.~4
Creditors to the extent of $4,000 of
Flummerfelt & Hankey, proprietors Of
the Great Northern hotel at Langdon
want q receiver appointed.
There was heavy hail storm north
of Kenmare Sunday afternoon. The
ground was covered with hail for sew
eral hours. It also rained for some
time.
The ice on Spiritwood lake is still
intact but rapidly honeycombing
a chair but Pat was too quick for the
neau Jail, struck jailer Pat Daley with
q chair but Pat was too quick for the
wheat thief and stopped him after
the first blow.
WIN. McMaster, a we'll known citi-
zen OF Mckinney, was drowned at that
place Sunday while making trip
across the lake Of food water to the
town, which has been practically de.
serted. Mr.. McMaster's boat was up
set. The body has not yet been found.
George Weatherhead, editor of the
Kindred Tribune is the right sort of
person to maintain a print shop. He
advocates, himself as q successful
~ Nh 800 -
collection agent" and wants to take
bad notes and accounts for collection.
An editor who can collect "bad debts
will succeed. s.S4. 4. +. RI.
Robert McGeogh, prosperous and
well-known farmer living four miles
north Of Devils Lake, accidentally
drank quantity Of formaldehyde for
water and his life is in danger. He
was brought to the city and physicians
are using every effort to save him.
The deadly liquid was in a Jug which
until recently had been used to hold
drinking water. ..9..-. ~. i
Mayor Duis Of Grand Forks has APP
pointed w. X. Nash chief Of the IRE
department. This is merely an hon
orary position for Nash as A. H.
Runge Of Minneapolis will be acting
chief and AZ soon as he acquires an
official residence will be appointed to
the position. The salary of the chief
has been increased from SIS to $125
per month to secure the services Of the
veteran fire fighter. s51ss q ..5
4 Il is expected that the third trial
Of William Barry, charged with the
murder OF Andrew Mellem, will be
taken up at Grafton May 2sd. before
Judge Cowan, who granted q change
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-04

The people evidently realize by
learning to dance now they are squip-
ped for fall and winter gaieties in ad-
vance, thereby losing none Of the
coming gaieties. .,z,s s. ..:.ss y ( !.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-04
Furniture! FurnIture!!

- " = 7tUTr7eUTS!. FUTHISure!9 -T..'S73 n
+ 20 per cent discount on all kinds
for cash until May 10th. 10 per cent
off on all lead and oil. paints and
wall paper, ETC., at Faunce's. y,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-04
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J. TIL WE THEIR.


THE w THeR. III
y Probably showers tonight followed
By fair and cooler Thursday Max
76, Min. 81. s,5s<3
Knights 81 Pythias Work In first
and second and smoke social tonight.
Notice All persons interested IN
the Improvement qf the Catholic ceme-
terry are requested to meet at Father
Clemens house Saturday evening It
5 o'clock. 2lsE
Postponed The social dance that
had been announced by the x. o. I.
N. for tomorrow night viii be post
poned and instead 3 public dance Will
be given ct the atheneum On May Is.
& Married Al Emerson, Manitoba,
Canada, April 26th, 1904. Rev. ]. g. b.
Peck of Wilton, N. D., and Miss Mary
B. Spear Of Coburg, Ont, Canada.
Rev. B. g Peck, brother Of the groom,
officiated. B 5 5s5s: ,E 4. s
Mailed Free The Singer Sewing Ma
chine company have a portfolio Of Mice
Illustrations that they are. giving to
those who call or write. They are
represented in Bismarck by Henry r..
sPaschen, 1t so7 Fourth street:
Il Plenty OF Flsh-U Uncle Ben Corbin
made another haul Of fish from the
Missouri river and Ii doing business
in the city. The channel cat fish from
the Missouri river Is not only good
fish but one 81 the best in the market
Annual Meeting The annual meet
ing Of st. Georges Guild will meet at
the rectory tomorrow afternoon
Thursday at 2:so o'clock. for the
purpose Of electing oficers for the
: 81. ~ ae' 80 >' = = r
quss.u' /. +. 5s.s 5s;s$ {.
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:. = lag oeen unsaple - set 9 per
:. 80 :. - .ns sose'nmei. aan' a.
9 g. o,sn vt : 800 ianuins on 'ne =
o.ne' siuo anu 'onseque ont tue terr ,y
81 - y. 's - :. o 90.
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$3.50 = Ds'ay .p es.eroay Wes'
mishaan1 Is ! freieft train at : rttle
p1aca called Lnca between parham !, ~ -, i
Freeze The drawl,,ar of J fra,pht n,
became disnlaned ana J, .rtran q nan =,
riding AZ Tia tr,rc,ka y vraa l,,,lad All.
rirht one renort u !, ma ~. s J.
heavily loaded one fe1l With tha yvbn,e
wei al al, M ,,tort ,n.,t 4 Z, !. ,ho,,v
Il IFIT'7 & & I.
a Violent patle q narna ~, &. Riahnn
the farmer from Mar, IN n + -, +c,vn !, shin
Who was afltude eds ,naan4 yvaa taken
to the asylIm an tha ~, aftarn m train rain
yesterf1ay. IIe Grew =, vio,ant 3 ma
d epot and creatfd i const da,,ah,a ala.
turbance before being d taken aboard,
IA ras,a+aa ~ "A, -, ~, q. -, I,
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-04

Jones. NV 5,z,&, Is, = ~ -
which were commenced last season,
will be continued this year. :,
Whist Party-Dr. and Mrs. Kershaw
entertained a few friends last even
ing at their home on Thayer street.
There were seven tables and pro-
gressive whist was the feature Of the
evening. Mrs. Kershaw was assisted
in serving delicious refreshments by
Mrs. Vesperman and Mrs. Quain
With fairy like grace Miss Helen
Bronson attended to the individual
makeup Of the score cards, Of the vic.
tors. Six progressive games were
played, Mrs. Jewell and Mr.. Bull cap.
tured the prizes for progression, and
Mrs. Remington and Dr. Quain secur.
ing the reward Of "retrogression .
There were present besides the host
and hostess DR.. and Mrs. Quain, Mr.
and Mrs. vesperman, Mr.. and Mrs
Bull, Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pye, Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell, DR.. and
Mrs Cham erlain, Mr.. and Mrs. Best
Mesdames Remington, E. G. Patterson
Kennedy and smyth and Messrs. Hare
and Anderson. " It E e. ~. ", - - = r. Il ~. -.
Trial IL Over ST. Paul Dispatch:
The CONTINENTAL Of Lieut.. William P
Kits, y Twenty first infantry, charged
with Incorporating government
property while acting constructing
quartermaster at Fort Lincoln, N. ID.
which has been in session at For,
Smelling for the past week. ended
yesterday with the concluding ar.
guments Of counsel Lieut.. Jas. M
Love. Jr., for the prosecution, and
Capt. Almon L. Parmerter, Twenty
frst infantry, for the defense. The
sealed finding Of the court has been
forwarded to the adjutant general o1
the army at Washington, D. c., and
will not be made public until officially
acted upon BY that ofncer. -
III 81 -------- ;Fs5 sE9 H.. ~ ''}l
A schoolbook Case In the supreme
court yesterday was argued the case
sof Torgrimson vs.. Norwich School dis
trict. an appeal from Judge Palda in .
! McHenry county case. The action
was q mandamus brought BY Torgrim
son to restrain the payment of money
on q contract made by the school dis.
trict with the Rand McNally company
for text books The Rand McNally
company made q contract with the
district, originally Deep River district
Tor books for the entire district. Sub
|sequently, the company claims through
outside influence, notably that Of the
American Book company, the CONTRACT
was twice annulled. but the distric,
finally took the books. Then the
county superinte Torgrimson
brought al action against the district
tc. restrain the payment. and subse
auentiy when the district was divided
brought another action against thu
srbitrators TO prevent their paying
the bill. This injunction was dts.
solved ~ Judge PaIda and Va appeal
vas taken to the supreme court At
torney Lowell argued the case Tor the
RESPONDENT, al reality the Rand. Mc
Nally company, and Christianson D
Henry county ana Engerud Of Tar
"a for the appell ants. ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-04
Insure With G. D. Edlck New York LIFE
Advertised List. 4


The following is the list Of letters
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