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A. C.tMo G1LLvRAI, Register.
CONTEST NOTICE.

department of the Interior. United States
Esd Ofico vt Dickinson, N. d.. July 25th. 1925.
sufficient conte.t affidavit having neen filed
this office by CIV. Rumph. contestant. against
|'nest"ad entry No., 133. made July 18th, 1921
Il. % W.. by Nathan Fl. Sanders, contcstee. in
ich it is alleged that entryman has failed
erect q house and to reside thereon; that he
abandoned same for more than eix month
42ast. and that default still exists; ssid
ssats are. hereby notified to appear,
Ind and offer evidence touching said
eatlon, mt 10 O'Clock q. m. on Sept. IA. 1905.
,e the Register and Receiver ut the United
tea Land Office In Dickinson, N. D..
he Aid contestant having. in u proper afi-
it fled July 10Th 1905, set forth facts which
" that after due diligence, personal servi Q
this notice cannot be made, it is hereby
FRED and directed that such notice be given
iue and proper publication in the Dickinson
ia at Dickinson. N. D. .
st WA. McCLURR, Receiver.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
'artment of the Interior, United States
Office at Dickinson. N. D., June 10th,

80. -.-@s - 49, . r
Efficient CONTEXT afid avit having been fled
ls office by Anton Ulischan. Contestant,
st homestead entry No. 9.lOO. Bismarck
made May 25ih 1897, for Lot 3 and eeA
n md OK of swA sec. 3. twp. 1877 n. range
9Th P. NJ, by F,ngal Enger, Contestee,
lich it is alleged mat the said Finpsl
has never rerided npon and cultivated
md az is by a required That he has
abandoned raid tract of land and has
kned9e~ay from the same continuously for
I'd of pnore than elk months prior to the
pnconent of this action. That said alb
SOf said Fingal Enger from esidfland was
3 to h eervic. in the army, navy OF,
e corps of the United States of America
Q of war. That sad default now exists;
: parties are hereby notified to appear,
d md offer evidence touching aaid alle-
at 10 O'Clock q. m. on the 18th day OF
hber,A. D. 1905, before the Register and
er at tho United States Land Office
tina0n, N. D.
faid contestant having, i'm a proper am-
He'd Ang. 11ih, 1905, 9. t forth facts which
that after due diligence pereonal service
~ notice cannot be made, it is hereby or
n. directed that such notice be given BY
1fryeS publication in the Press at
A.. G. McGILLlvRAY, Register.
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Trespass Notice.

:" - . - ~. - :~-N's- 90. 80 .. ~. .9- q, - ;.
Al parties are hereby warned not to trespass.
chi; hay, run stock on or remove. timber, coal
or rock from the following. described land
under penalty of the law -
Secs :, 10. ., 81, twp. 1874, r. IS.
Secs. 8, Z. II. 10, twp. 1873. Z. 81.
Secs. H. Is. twp sl33, z. "a.
Parties wishing to purchase any Of shc above
described lands call on or write to
C. MUTSCnELKNAUS, JR.
7-t9tf Box I. Hebron, N. D..
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COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
A four years. course. which the wide range of
elective atudi g make it possible to vary to suit
the aptitude and needs of the individu nal stu
dent, leads to the degree Of Bachelor OF Arts.
Post vradna' Q courses leading to the degree Of
Master of Arts. George s. Thomas, NJ. A.. Phi.
d., Dean.
TIE TEACHERS COLLEGE Uncluding the
Normal DEPARTMENT.
A four years college course. requiring for ad.
mission the completion of q high achool or the
preparatory department, and leading 10 The two
degrees of Bachelor Of Arts (B Az and Bache-
lor of Pedagogy (B. Ped.) The good or excel
lent student can complete the course in three
years. The Normal Diploma will he granted.
az heretofore. on the completion Of two years
of professional and academic work OF college
grade, Joseph kennedy, NJ. A.. Dean.
COLLEGE OF Law
Strong faculty If able lawyers. Two years.
day course and three years night course lead to
the degree of LII. B.. Andrew A. Bruce, N. A..
LII. B. Dean.
COLLEGE OF MEDHANICAL AND
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Excellent advantages. DO not go away to
other etates; remain at home where every fncili-
ty is offered. A practical course. Calvin Il.
Crouch, NJ. f., Dean.
For further information and catalogue, address
wppor
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the. immediate direction of Supt.
L, r. Wa1dron, the expense be-
ing taken can of by a special
government fund set aside for.
that purpose. The work so FAR:
as at present outlined will con-
sist of the establishmentof forty
separate-plots on which as many
different systems of cultivation
and crop rotation will be applied.
This will not supplant any of
the work already projected by
Supt. Waldron, much of which
is of a similar character except
that it is planned with the idea
of working out strictly local
problems instead of developing
general principles, such as is
Prof. Chi1cotts' object.
That our local station should,
be chosensfor this important line
of scientific experiments showed
that the;generaf government has
confidence in the ability of the
present management to furnish
looked forsresults. Ut,
!. Dr., 6. 4A, Clarke. Dentist, plate,
crown, bridge and porcelain work.
Office over Mcdonald 4 Pomroy.s drug
store. sS%-ssss s-o7-tf
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NOTICE FOR Observation-Disclosures
Tract.

TRACT.
Unieed States Land Once. Disklnsos. n. D.,
Aug. 8. l90S. aqG
Notice 10 hereby given, that in pursuance. Of
iAstractions from The Commissioner Of, tho
sGeaeral Land Office, andpr authority vested in
By Sec. 1lb5 us. Rev. Stat. as amended BY
Act OF Congress approved February a, 1922. NO
day Of S.pt.next, ut this ionics. ut 10 O'Clock a.
"a. the following depcribed tract of land. to.wit:
the ct nwe sec. i4twp. 40 u. 7. saw. 5th F. n. Any
q d I'LL persons. claiming adversely the above
desc ,bed lands are advised to file their claims
In. this office on or be ore the day above dtsig-
tn4ted for the commencement of eaid sale,
otherwise their right will ha forfeited.
S-lz-6t ". A.SNcCLURE, Receiver.
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TREAsURER's REPORT.

TREASURER'S REPORT.
For South Heart School District No. 9, County
beginning July /, A. d. 1904, and ending June
30, A. D. 1905.
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand at beginning of school year
Total amount received during the year
from the appor'ionment OF the state . =.
Total eualt amount received during the wear " 90
from the superintendent of tho county
tuition fund y 70
Amount, received during the year from
taxes levied by the district school hoard
including outstanding war, ants. re-
taxes .l5 95
Total receipts for the year, including cash
on hand July 1, 1904 .."....".-... 5 675 20
EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid during the year for school
houses, sites and permanent improve
mems.
Amount paid during the year for apara-
tue. fixtures, etc ............. 43 60
Amount paid during the year for teachers
and expenses OF ach ,ol onicers.......~ SIS 90
Amount paid during the year for interest
Amount paid during the year for Incl
dental expenses IL 80
Amount paid during the year for pur-
poses not before mentioned. rent of
Total expenditures for the ycar.......... 502 10
Cash on hand June 80, 1906. j.. ........ 172 90
Grand total, expenditures and each on
''' y ''' BAIT. CdpNNELL.
Treasurer of South Heart School Dist. Noe.
Approved this 1l,h day of July, a. D; 1905.
r. FINGER, President
Attest: III. hartley, Clerk.
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REPORT.

~ ASClS =
For Newport School District No. S, County
of Stark. state of North Dakota, for the year
50, A. =. iso5:, ~ ! s''1DF -
-. --,. q, RECEIPTS. q
Cash on hand at beginning Of school
Total amount received during tho year 7
from thu appsortionment Of the State 90 -
Total amount received during the year
from the appo tionnient OF the coun-
~ tultlOH fuEd.. " 54
Amount received during the year from
taxes levied by the district school X
board. including outstanding war /:
rants redeemed or endorsed in the
collection Of taxea:..........:.... 1913 AZ
Amount received during the year from
otner sources. $1,000. :..........
Tota' receipts during the year, includ-
ing cash on hand July 1, 1901. .......S 1,22s %
EXPENDITURES,
Amount paid during the yesr for
school houses, sites and permanent
Amount pad during the year for :" =
Amount paid during the year for aer.
vices and expenses Of school Off
Amount paid during the year for inter
et on bonds and warrants. .n....
Amount paid during the year for Incl
AMOUNT mount pa pai ps9 during the year for pnr: :" 30
poses not before mentioned .......
Total expenditures for the year.....S
Cash on hand June 80, 1907. 80. 5000. 379 a.
Grand total, expenditures and cash on
hand to balance above total receipts. 81 ~ 70
J. NJ. BRADY.
Treasurer Of Ncwport SCHOOL, District MOI,
Approved this 18th day OF July A. d. 1905.
BY order Of the District School BOARD:
F. REILLY. President.
Attest: j. REILLY, Clerk.
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE.

Y rtt4-#n .' u# EFl-S .h@'. 1919
EsnArtment' Of the Interior, Land Office, at
kinsons N. d., Aug. 1. 1905.
Rotice is hereby given that the following-nam-
Eettler has filed notice of her intention to make
h proof In support of her claim. and that
4 proof will be made before the Register
Receiver of the United States land office
Dickinson, N. D.. on September Z. 1906,
MARIANA FRANK,
dickinson, N. D.; widow Of Michael Frank,
deceased. II. E. No. 1885,,
tho VIZ swA, the SEX of the swA and the
OF the SEX sec. e, twp. 1877 n. r. IS W. 9Th
q names the following witnesses to prove
continuous residence upon, and cultivation
tid land, viz: Ludwig Sticks. Jacob
.er, Rudolph Frank, George Frank, all of
kiuson, N. D.
A.C. McGILLIvRAY. Regieter.
fGeo. AMID. Aat. s.5-5t
fICE FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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ICE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TRACT.

kited States land Office at Dickinson, N. d..
Q, 1905.
ltice is hereby given that in pursuance of
SfaI land office, under authority vested
Tim by Section 2455, United States Rev.
as amended by the Act of Congress, ap-
Id February 26. 1905. we will proceed, TO
It phblic sale on The 18th day Of Septem.
bit at thi' office at 10 o'clock a M. the
I'D the swA 1T the SEX OF sec. % in twp.
q and 90 ". Any and all persons
Sing Adversely the above described lands
1ViredtO file their claims in this office on
fore the day above designated for the
(-rcement OF eaid sale, otherwise their
y will be forfeited
w. A. MCCLURE, Receiver.
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For South Heart School District No. 9, Count,
Of Stark, State of North Dakota. for the yea
beginning July 1, A.. d. 1904, and ending June
80, A. D. 1905.
The Dickinson press., 1905-08-19
LOTS!
We own and have for sale
the following lots in Dickin-
son, N. D.:
n prnT

son, N. D.:
ORIGINAL PLOT.
Block l, Lots Is and IS.
g." land q.
6, !" 8 land 4:
T." Sand g..
s, :, A. and
" Is, /" 16. II, ~ and 3.
81, I" 3 and 4.
IS. lands
DAKOTA LAND COLONIZATION COM
PANY'S ADDITION.
Block p. Lots 10, II and Il.
" J; . II II; and 8.
YOUNG's let ADDITION.
Block !, Lots $. :. 9. 9; 10; II and IL.
., " 8, 10, ii and IL.
So" 10, a., IS, IS, 10, 20, II, q, z. "a.
YoUNG's' End ADDITION.
Block 8, Let's H. s,47,s.S, u, Il and T.
!. !. :. 3. H. an al II no. II aud u: ;
81" g, 10. II and IL.
For prices and terms, call
and see us,
MCBRIDE & BAKER,
Office First National Bank
Bldg. 5-27-tf
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For Newport School District No. S, County
of Stark, state of North Dakota, for the year
beg inning July l, A. u. 1904 and ending June
80, A. D. 1905.
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COLLEGE, OF MINING
ENGINEERING School of Mines)
A good course in mining engineering. 6ead
for catalogue. Earle j. Babooek. r. s Dean.
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
Beginning with the school year 1885,, tbs
University will offer the first tw~ years o.
regular four years. course in medicine. IL n
ex peeled that students who complete this cosEe
will be admitted to all reputable medical collie
ges and given full credit for two years Of work.
The facilities of the University for Offering tho
first two years of q standard medical course s.s
unsurpassed. Melvin A. Brannon. N. A., Desa.
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
With q three years. course, offers exce1enb
facilities for preparation for all lines Of beat
ness. w. M, Bryant, NJ. Acct, Principal.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
For the beneft of those not enjoying hGh
school advantages. Course may DO completes
in three years.
NER3IFIKLD, President, University, y. d
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efArtment of the Interior. United States
6tnd Office ut Dickinson. N. D., June Goth,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07
noeAs ls Ac.su4l-rs0.
Found Net Guiiiy ea the Mnraer of
 ca LewAs Beavers.

. l a ..
 Tuscaloosa, Lee. u.--tSpeeial)-- The County court tne crIIptnaa tSstr of Wnicn Is lH ssszstun knlsi Wees As sn.sQ IIie tSuSah ease aalsudy yeseeruay. and stile ar ., a,iisnts Y were j lhnienedfl about i7 o'clock. The Jury was nve ouG u very or not guiity.N Logan was charged with the muroer of Lewis Beavers sew eral years ago. his piea peing sesI-de-,
 The case of the state againsth win Hunter, charged with tho murder or A. J; Lindgren, came up today bue was The case of the State, against John Sauber. also charged with the murder of A. J. Lindgren, came up and this was continued by the State. 1t stating that other and better evidence could probably be secured before the next term.
 The Bowl Rush, which was scheduled to come off at the University Saturday night between the freshmen and sopho- more classes. was not .indulged in. President Abercrombie having taken steps to prevent it. However, about 3 q. m. yesterday morning the sopho- mores called on the freshmen indi; vidually and forced all who confessed to signing the recent, manifesto Issued by them to sign a wordy apology ana these who were not connected with the issuance of the manifesto to so state above their signatures. It is riimored. however. that certain large freshfnans sims by name. who EaJ made passed by in t1is nocturnal visit by the sophemores, and not embarrassed py the proceedings. The freshmen claim ehat the sophoinores were little afraid to tackle the big guard, and for the sake of peaceable affair left him out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07
FIRE IN TROY.
Residence cf pr. w. B. sanders is
 Badly Damaged.

Residence of pr. w. B. sanders ts
 R% Badly Damaged.
 Troy, Ala. Dec. 6.--fspecial )-The large twu.story residence of Dr. W. E. Sanders. on College Avenue. caught fire this morning at 12 o'clock and when discovered the east side of the roof was In a light blaze. The fire conpa- ny responded promptly to the alarm and in few minutes owing to the proximity to town and the city school building, a large crowd gathered.
 The furniture was removed from the house--the fire extinguished. The house Is badly damaged by the water as we'll as fire. but it was covered by insurance.
 pr. Sanders was twenty miles in the country and knew nothing of his loss ,es until this afternoon upon his return home.
 A rare entertainment was enjoyed by those who attended the recital of Mrs. L. T. Stallings and Miss Clara Minta Wimberiy, given last evening at the opera house under the auspices of the Daughte1ns of the Confederacy. Mrs. Stallings possesses q wonderful voice of delightful timbre and sweet ness and each number that she render ed was enthusiastically received bS her hearers.
 Miss wiinberly is dialect reader of note and her characterization of tnc old time negro disclosed the fact that she was to tho manner born. in othar words, she portrayed the negro as only Southerner can. Miss WilnberIy. IS a granddaughter of Colonel Minta ut Selma. and both she and Mrs. Stall ings reside in Macon. Ga
 The Troy Chapter U. D, C. held q delightful meeung yesterday after- n rN A ~ i.alner. Mrs. l.. M. Bashinsky. chals- man of tne Monument Commlttee, re. ported suhcienl funds on nand te Jusey the pacing uf the contract for the fsike Cidnly monument wnIcn will pe done earAy in Januafy,
 sTDe wrecking tran aas ben in the freagnt yaras s.ti aay, Passing and re. piacing upvn tne track tae caooose wnion was. eserturned two aays ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07
Hnt. and wrap. Stolen.

task oi, hand. In Temperance xf1ali last night a bevy of young ladies gave a pink domino ball It was success, being largely attended. All of today. lice headuuarters of missing great coats, tiles and wraps. turing the heighth of the ball, the cloak room was raided. old hats being left in lieu or new ones.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07
on Important sIisslen.

vice-President E. L.. Russell, accom- panied by his private secretary, H. H. Hatcher, left in his private car last night for Tuscaloosa Colonei husseii declined to state his mission to the Druid City, but it is intimated It Is or an important character and will, if sue cessfuliy cuiminated. prove of great benefit to Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07
Rcmai.. of Negroes Recovered. .

Charles McGinity's story thai the bodies of the eight negroes burned with Al T. Powers on Stewart & Butts pullboat in Middle River were not to- tally cremated. has proved correct. The and sent a local undertaken yesterday morning to the wreck. The tug re- turned tonight having on board the re. be inferred tomorrow morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07

Higgins, Executive Council. pr. Owen was more than delighted at the enter tainment accorded the visiting deie- gates and so expressed himself before announcing adjournment He felt that great good would come out of this meeting.
 At 10 o'clock the convention was called to order by President T. M Owen. The attendance was about the same as at the other meetings. The program as carried out was as follows.
 "The Childrens' Department of the Public Library" Mrs. Kate M. Jarvis. Librarian, Carnegie Library. Selma
 "The Use of the Library in School Instruction" pr. Edward F. Buckner. Professor of Philosophy and Educa' ton. University of Alabama.
 Early American Poetry" Mrs. F. H. Happer. Librarian. Y. M. C. A.. Mo- bile.
 of Jefferson County" by Prof. S. A. Ellis, Birmingham Rend by the Sec- retaryN
 This concluded the morning session. so far as reading papers was concern- ed. Dr. owen named the several conn mittees and a number of cornmunica- tions were read from Associations and individuals on matters of interest to the Convention. The election of off, cefS rQtlOWed. AT the ConCtuSlOn Oi this recess was taken for lunch in the. Young Mems Christian Associa- ton Building, Secretary A. c. Harte being host for the occasion. Immediately after the luncheon the Association reconvened 10 hear the other papers on the program. which were as follows ETe Prot. Dopglass Allen, President oc the First District Agricultural School at Jackson read a paper Books as facts in scientific agriculturs." George w Jones. President of the Central Trade Council. of, Mobile. told the members !i,t5ow to pterest iabor- ing men in public librarfes.r
 1 Secretary A c. Harte. of the Mobile
 Young Mems Christian Association | read Of Library and Men"
 President Owen requested Mrs. Err
 win Crafghead to read splendid pa- per which had been prepared by Mrs. 1 c. T. Randall. Chairman of the Trav- cling Library Committee of the Ala
 bana Federation of womens Clubs, Birmingham. the subject being "rrav-
 cling Library Work of the A. F. W. Miscellaneous matters and the re- l port of the auditing committee con.
 cluded the labors of the Association
 and an adjournment sine die followed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07
\. lA1...---n- lall the ..Es.

extreme olT and PIto Duffy's VI.
 whiskey. tEs and t cure and preventive of dissasgsg, ,<ssSssSs1, <sS sue elixir of life: We ing porsssSsaa Ped tlstters of many of these old psepSop. and valuable medical information.
 If you would be strong, husky and rigorous, and able to enjoy the work and pleasures of life to the fullest; If you would live to ripe old age without aches and pains, take Duny's Pure Malt Whiskey as directed and avoid all drugs. Doctors say it's the most pow erful aid they have in fighting and curing diseases of throat, lungs and stomsch, low levers anl all weakening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07
Death of Artnur Kiumpp.

Arthur Klumpp well known young man died today is the result of an operation for appendicitis. He had just reached his majority and enjoyed a large acauaintance here. His re- nains were taken late this even ing to Sunels. Baldwin County for sin- terments His mother and one brother survive him. sse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07

!. N. Granade. J. J. Granade. J. H. Atchison Frankville; c. R. Burden and wife. Ft. Morgan: Milton Mcdowell. Koenton; J. P. Shamburger, Pine Hill and E H. walton.- Camden. Ala. are registered at the Windsor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07

Alabamians registered at Kiosky's to- day are: !. w.sMcMillan, stockton; S. A. Stewart. Jackson: FMG Hoilinger. Camden, MT. and Mrs. S.sH. Beal MT. and Mrs. c. T. Jordan, citronelle. and IT. H. Ware. Maplesvilie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07

in Union sfsodge No. 1s I. o. 0. F.; and Mt Ararat encampment No. l. He was veteran volunteer firenlen of Neptune No. |. Mr. Batzii was a native of Alasce. His wife. daughter. two sons nine grand and five great grand chill dren survive him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07

Edgar L.. Mitchell. a prominent mer- chant of Bessemer, Ala. Is in the city a guest of his friend. Yardmaster James wachter of the Mobile and Ohio Rail- road.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07

The friends of Mrs. R. Fl. Clarke, who has been quite III at the Provi- dence Infirmary, will be glad to learn that her condition is much improved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07

Miss Barrett of New Orleans. who has been the guest of the Misses Lake TOT few days, has returned to her nome
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07
,,,rner of Bladou Springs

Mrs. W. A. Turner of Bfadon Springs is the guest of Mrs. Charles B. Percy.
 Mrs. z. M. P. Inge was the hostess of the. Afternoon Tea iClub today.
 Mir. N. R. Clarke and little son Nor borne left today for St. Louis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07

! MT. and Mrs. George M. Dorian. MISS Viola Dorian and MT. Fletus Dorian ot Dorian. Ala. and Miss Syie Lynd ot Biloxi, were among the guests at the Hawes@Dorlan wedding today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07

Mrs. D. D. Williams and daughter. Mrs W. H. Pringle of New Orleans. are visiting Mrs. Thomas B. Lyons at her home. No. 157 St. Joseph Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07

At the Southern the following Ala ,bamians are registered: J. c. Swivelv. Fruitdale; R. Anderson. Ensiey; J. M. Van Dusen. Mt Vernon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07
aDeath of Michel BatxIi.

MieheHl Batzlt. Sr.. aged sI. died to- day at his home Northwest Corner eongre ss ana pearporn streets attsF . very h3Fsst ltlnSss. ne naa reeiaen lp MabiIeA nearly sixty years and wes nronairy lent in Odd Fellow circles and was tl ie oldest member in point of age