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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-09

their silken fringes. Although as |
said. am serious minded man, felt
the queerest. sensation about my tenn
Pies / had ever known. II was ike
being under fire for the first time
Ethel extended her hand quite the
prettiest I have ever seen-smal
white. and delicate beyond expression
Thank YOU. she exclaimed in a
low. frank voice 81 am so tired of
the men who fall IN love with me.
! tell you the simple truth when ! say
Won are the frst-the very frst-who
has promised to be only a friend You
can't think now exceedingly refresh
ing il Isl"
As We adjourned to our summer
residences in Hudson the next week,
We saw much Of each other after that.
There was canoeing on the liquid sill
yer Of the Merrmack and there was
golf among the hills. which looked as
II they might have served as tees for
he Titans Of old.
The last day came. the day when |
was forced to end my vacation. Ethel
and I sat in the twilight on the yeran.
ia OF River Rest as the Elwell cot
tage was called We occupied oppo-
site ends Of the same willow seat
And were stnl friends" said
elatedly 'Eiher'-I called her that
In the spirit of rue comradeship--
you can't tell how much that means
10 mel"
Il did not suppose that the yalediE-
torian Of his class al college would
care for even he friendship Of a esl
Ike met" she answered in such tone
that I even began 10 think Ethel might
be serious though | had seldom seen
her in such a mood
/ steeled myself az the thought that
she might be playing with me as she
had played with others resolved
that the fish who had escaped her net
through season angling shohld hot
be- drawn into its meshes at the CLOSE.
/ resolved 10 change the subjecs
what is your program for to-mor.
row. I asked lightly
Boating. fishing golfng. tennis"
she quoted from the prospectus Of the
nearby hotel
with Hartley Grady2" | inquired
Grady had been a favorite OF hers
when 1 wasn't arouud-which vas sci
dom
yes. l suppose he and ! will have
to strike up a comradeship Tor sep
tember."
This didn't please me. though / .
couldn't have told why. At college I'd +
always thought Grady a fine fellow.
and I was puzzled at the sudden aver
sion I felt TO. him. Yet not for the
world would have said a word .
against him. To malign man with
ont evidence and Just cspso is the act
Of a cad.
what time are You going west?'
queried. There was a Californian trip
IN prospect. and wondered now soon
she'd get away from Grady. 4 SUI.
prise was In store for nc. -
PAPA says the Gradys are going
with US. expect. from what he says
veil start about the the first OF DC.
tObsr.7
"Touu be making ar end Of your
cOnquests soon. Ethel" I said, feeling i
as IL ia bola shaken IN 2 train col
lizion- I laughed neryously. Per
haps you'H be marrying Grady!"
"Pe1lapsi" she actually smiled. Al
that moment I ccal9 have foueAi
Grady AZ ten PAGES or less. you see
= girl cant always catch a uatri
ncnizi ash. Why. I. SoaI bs long
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SHORT BUSINESS MEETING
BY CAIRO'S CITY COUNCIL
Permits Granted for Building Improvements Valued
at$30, 000--Big Sewer Will be Ordered Today

The second regular May meeting G
the city council was held last nigh
His Honor Mayor Parsons and Alder
men Sculin Meehan. Koehler. Davis
Antrim, Barfsc. Lawler Snyder. Nellis
German Simon. Thomas and Magne
were y. eat. Alderman Fuller wa.
absent u
Tho bin Of w X. Halliday for con
structi1g cement sidewalks was ac-
captod Il being tn lowest bid, l4a
cents per square foot
Claims and accounts were allowed.
ORDINANCE providing for Board of
Local improvements was adopted,
with P. c. Soul N and Frank Thomas
as the ne9 membes.
Bid Of Malonay & Bucher for repair
ing fire wagon, s65 was accepted
Requisitions Of fire department
were allowed
The Telta street pump was ordered
repair u III d cost MOI To exceed $40.
New Buildings.
On concentration Of The commit
ices Chas. Ralier was granted tae
privilege Of ostabli hing blacksmith
shop III s3ii Sycamore street, and the
follow Ing building permits were
granted:
H. Chrisiman, l2-foot addition 10
DWELLING on lot 2S, block "A, first ad !
ditioa.
Mr. Anna G Eble, 10 raise from one |
to two stories house on lot Is, block /
IL, first addition
Wilson & Lawler. two 2-story houses
to cost 81 500 each, on lots IA, Is and
Is. block IA. first addition.
Julia A. Charles. two 2story houses
TO cost ahout So GOO each on lots u,
%, ~ ana "A. block H. fourth addition.
Roxie Gibson. a room cottage tot
cos S ,000 on lot Z. block 3, Hookers
addition
Mrs. Barbara A. Homer, Groom cot
taga to cost $1,000. on lot s, block 3.
Hooker's subdivision.
T. S. A. Gadbois, two dwellings to
cost $1,000 eacA. on lots SIS, 80 and 81. /
block ~, first addition. h
r. | Redman TWO 2-sto9y dwellings, 4
TO cost from $500 TO $4,000 each, on 3
lots 20 and 30, block So. first addition /
G. NJ Word lstory room dwelling h
% col 81 200 on lot a. block Is, see h
1nd Feachter & Lansden addition, +
Mrs A. L. Thomas. 2-story dwelling p
q cost $500. lots 10 and 20, block 1, q
Fair Ground addition 4
Mary f Kennedy two 2.story dwell. Il
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BATTLING MYSTERY.
Continued from First Page.)

When the noise had ceased Mrs.
Spier yentuaed down stairs fier foot
touched the body of her husband lying
alnlc i at rhe foot of the stairs with
the dog starlln beside him and
trembling with fright Mrs Spler fell
nncon ciuos across the body and was
found there by the two maids when
they came down stairs.
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A GREEK MASSACRE.

Saionica. May S.--A Bulgarian band
today mastered "A Greeks between
kaiaraniia ana Niaustia. Several
hsrsemen wearing Bulgarian uniforms
were seen By three Greeks al Ligoyan.
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AN ELECTION DISPUTE.

salena. Corsica May s-Two men
killed two wounded in the course II
an election dispute here today.
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TEARS OF FAMINE
Continued from First Page.)
Not until rebuilding is in full progress
VIII more he needed"

"a9fing'on Nav S-The president
today transmitted TO congress a letter
from Secretary Taft recommending an
appropriation Of an add ional $500. 01a
to meet the condition in san Fran
cisco.
Secretary Taft letter hows that of
$2,50o,000 appropriated. 81 504, 333 ha
been expended. or contracts been
made watch will consume this sum.
The expenditures are divided among
the various departments as follows:
ouarterras er's department. 81.
74l.GC4: subsistence. 1929 l35; med
cal. s304539: signal corps. $l5.000
mileage. s14.G95 f timate. were given
r. TIE cor Of returning troops from
San F-snci co 10 stations where they
are on duty and he letter also gave
The trsnsp- rta'ion charges on all sup
n'iss ts,,rn from the army posts tor
use in California.
Washington. d. C.. May S.-The sur
geon general OF the army was Informed
BY Lieutenant Col. Tourney. chief med
zeal officer at San Francosco. that
there are now 81 cases Of small pox
10 thai city hut only seven cases of
'typhoid. Despite the increase in the
number of cases Of small pox, medical
Officer of the army DO not fear an
epidemic.
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NANTED-Everybody vitb any
Thing 10 rent sell OF trade 10 advertise
In The Buiiztin vant coIumna
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BEECHAM'S
PILLS

a remedy that has stood the test
for half q century and Is now used
over al the civilized globe. They
purify the blood, strengthen the
nerves. regulate the bowels. al the
kidneys and cure stomach trdublcs
Build up the nervous force and re-
pair the III effects OF ovcreating.
The best safeguard against ndiges-
ton bhigusness and dyspepsia.
Take Beccham's Pill, regularly
and you VIII maintain good health
al small cost.
The Dickinson press., 1906-01-20
CONTEST NOTICE,

Department Of the interior, United States
Land Office at Dickinson, N. D., December
29th, 1905. n. =
Aeudicient contest afid ayit having been filed
In this Office by. John Hinley. Contestant,
against Homestead entry No. 1872, made July Is.
1904, for the south eart quarter (seA) sec. 8, Twp,
13S n. range 81 w. 9Th p. NJ, by Earl r. Bat
nard, Contestee, in which it Is alleged that said
Earl R. Bernard has wholly abandoned said
tract of land that he has changed his residence
therefrom for more than six months since NIX
ing said entry that said tract 10 not settled
upon and cultivated by said party as required
by law, and the absence Of said Earl r. Barn
ard4rom-the said land was not due to his EN-.
ploym.nt In the army, navy OF marine corps OF
the United States 40 g private soldier. officer
seaman or marine during the war with Spain,
or during any other war In which the Upited
States may be engaged. That said Earl B.
Barnard does not now reside upon or cultivate
said land. That 81 the defects heretofore
mentioned exist Of the date hereof; said parties
arc hereby notified TO appear. respond and
offer evidence touching said aliegation at &c
O'Clock .. M. on Feb. 10. 1900. before the R.gfs.
ter and Receiver at tho United States Land
tO61cein Dickinson, N. d. .5
The said contestant having. In apr6p6r ID.
davit. fled Dec 10Th, 1906, set forth facts which
show that sfter duo diligence personal service
Of this notice cannot he made. It 10 hereby
ordered snd directed that snch notice b. given
by due end proper puhltcaion. u
list q. II. FsIaIs, Register.
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NOTICE OF MoRTGAGE.sALE.

Default has been made In the conditions Of a
certain mortgage executed and delivered" bt
Stephen DilRer and Margaret digger, bis wife,
Jacob Ehli, mortgages, dated the soth day 81
Novem Der, A. Dtnineteen hundred and three,
and recorded as q mortgage: in the office Of the
register of deeds ct the eouuty Of Stark and in
Book IL mortsaEes.on,pagee 2l. -"
-, Notice 10 hereby given, That by virtue; Of q
power'of sale contained insaid mortgage and OF
the statute In such case made and provided, the
said ~ abe .fpree|osed' by ( sale Of
,asS " ssls Ill l. eP %sds ss tS sef Front d SssS 81 e;
county of Stark and state Of NertR Dakota, 81
public auction, BY The sheriff Z said count g,
9 on sstusdsySth 4 10Th h. day'of FsbEqssy, a: p:
amount which shall then be due % said mort
gage, with tho interest, thereon, and costs
and expenses Of sale, and legal attorneys foes,
a. stipulated in 'sait mortgage in case Of fore
'iS The premi.es described in said mortgage and
!. situated IN 'lthsT county Of Stark and state Of
North Dakot6iand sknown5&nd7 described as
follows, to.WitaEAot twenty three 't23y in block
twenty (2O} ID ttle town OF Richardton: accord
deeds Of stark eeansy, NoriS. Dakota: :
~, There will ba7 dae son such R0rteake al. the
date Of sale the sum Of five hundred and dfty-
:! tAine d6Haf end SfeHty.t three ksp4kea :i!.iA,.
DATED q Dickinson, n. D., ibis s9tth day Of
}SB${$ a hS&f$$ss1 n.'s+'s'' e
o'. 'z < s2 s5e' ns;,,s.s...:.:!$ 5;5l& /.
,,&U,.NolA y! 49,: So, 80: ittNe0o
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RiCnARDI0N NOTES.

H. B. Schaffner was down from Dick
inson Tuesday On his way. to the ranch
but turned back because Of the cold
weather. .. : ''.'%
A number Of people from Mott were
in town yesterday.
Mr.. Muller died Sunday of pneu.
monia and was buried on Wednesday
from the Lutheran church.
The little t~wo-year-old son Of. John
Barth died quite suddenly on Tuesday.
A man on the Valentine Kunz ranch
died on Tuesday, but the nature of his
illness was not learned. - e.a&
A number of Dickinson people were
in town Wednesday.
w. A. earns of Marshall was in town
Wednesday. u,..'
Richardson school. district has advet
tised with a view to bond the district fol
$1,000 to build a school house in the
near future. ..%, i
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:. COUNTY NEWS. g 8.
Medora News.

|. Hon. A. l.. Martin and Cashier
Crawford Of Sentinel Butte. visited the
county seat on Sunday last and were
entertained by Mrs. Snyder.
Miss Lou Anderson, one Of the most
popular young ladies of Medora, has
returned to her home at Wolf, Wyom.
ing. During her last week here she
was entertained by Mrs. Oren Kendlay,
at the Kendlay ranch.
The dance given at Rough Riders
hall on the 9Th, was attended by MI.
Frank Kennedy. wife, sister and sister.
in.law, of South Heart. and Miss Collins
teacher of the George Pelissier children.
O. Kendlay, chief pumper for the N.
P. railway, on this division, is visiting
his family.
J. J. Rozell. has purchased George
Runysn's interest IN the Rough Riders
hall. 1t has not been decided who will
operate the joint.
Judge Tommamichel OF Sentinel
Butte, was asMedora visitor this week
to purchase supplies for his ranch.
Mrs. Dan Connell has been visiting
her husband, who is a patient in the
Davis hospital at Dickinson. She ex-
poets to take her husband to his home
in Minnesota as soon as he is able to
travel.
Uncle Billy Follis met with a severe
misfortune, while lighting a fire a blaze
flashed into his face and nearly caused
the loss OF his sight.
Moses La Rue has pleaded guilty
before Justice Meyer. to criminaIly
killing cattle belonging to L. F. Craw.
ford. He claims that no other person
was in any way implicated with him in
the crime.
"O'er all there hung the shadow Of a fear,
A sense Of mystery the spirit daunted.
And said, as plain as whisper in the ear,
The place is haunted!
Our old friend, Carl Schurz. is writing
an article. for McClure's. We always
admired this great man. He was once
secretary Of the interior, and as such
decided that a soldier in the U. S. A
was o a citizen Of the United States
Old country ideas are hard to get rid Of
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SUMMONS,

!. SUMMONS .
ste css Of Se 81 s Dakota =, IL salD g.Gis;. GG S;st.
Agnes Sertdox, Plaintiff,
VS.. 1
Matias Sertdoz. Defendant. ..s,3
The State Of North Dakota to the above named
Defendant. l.% '
You are hereby eummoned to answer thu
complaint in the above entitled action, of which
a copy isshereunto annexed and herewith served
upon you, and to serve, q :lnPy ofyont answct
to the said: complaint on "the Subscribers al
their office in the Dakotass N ationsls BANK build.
ing, In the. city Of: Dickidson, STARK. cplRty N.
D., within thirty days SITTER tie service 81: thia
Summons upon you, exclusive Of the day of such
service; and In case Of your failure to appear OF
answeri Judgment will be taken against You By
defanlt for the relief demanded In. ,he;com-
F. Dated September ii. 1905 ( *H" ;
l. ,n :, :. ~ CRAWFORD BURNETT. !
-; ,-.. ,s.... Attotneys f0r. Plaintif. |
To the above named dsfsnudans:f
Yopwill please take notice that the complaint
APP A;.1,;c 1893 ss. q,s sai u st ts 1 e & st 9 .,hs: s'ss 4, I ri
at'Dickinson,N N. D. -
" -, .cRAWFoRDs& BURNETT. !
,.s-et. t ri e'?S|et f9s r's II j s, !
u - 81, - %.EsS ::ffs - .
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NOTICE FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- ~ TRACT. ~ }
PUBLIC LAND L

H>%>.t. PUBLIC LAND SALE: ss
United States Land Office at Dickinson, N. D!.
Jan. 3. 1905. /
~ Notice il hereby. given that In pursuance Of
instruetions from the .Commissioner of tho
General Lahd ONCE; Under authority vested il
him BY section 2455, U. s. Rev. Stat, q
amended BY the Act Of Congress approved
public sale on the 9Th day February 1913, at
land, town. he neN na,wsiK Of seq. twp is n,
Z. 81 W., containing 10 acres. [
Any and III persons claiming adversely the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are advised to file their
designated for the commencement of raid sale,
otherwise their rights will be forfeited.
14B-5t z 70. M. FERRIS, Register.
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COMPUTATION PROOF.

Department Of the Interior, Land Office al
Dickinson, N. D., Jan. g.. 1903.
Notice :is hereby given that the following
% make final Communication proof in support al
his claim, and that eatd proof will lie made
before the Register and Receiver at the United
Stste a.. , and Office at DickinDon,,' N. D., or
ROY R. MCGREG,olR,,
20 Of Mott, N. D., u. e. No. 564,
for the swA nwk, WI sWh, and SEX ewk seec
TO-. twp. 133 u, r. % ". 5th p, m.
He names the following Witnesses to prove hi,
continuous residence upon and cultivation ol
said land, viz: lIanford A.. Dewey. Osborn S
Chase. Joseph R. Chalmer, Maxwell Burnett
oil Of Mott, North Dakota.
1856 SIN, FrRRrs, Register.
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE.

Department of the Interior, Land Ofice,at
Dickinson, N. D Dec. Is; 1908.
Notice lie hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention to
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver of the United States land Office
1t Dickinson. N. D. on Jan. 20. 1906, viz:''
WILLIAM GARDNER,
Of Dickinton, N. D., H. L. No. 1894,
Tor the 81 Of swA, nwA of swA and ,swA of
nwx, sec. 20, 1--WE. 1873 n. "a IS ". 9TH Z. ID.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove hi.
continuous residence upon A1d cultivation OF
*said land, viz: Frank Kronk, John Bardinger,
Paul Nesser, Matthias Messer, all Of Diekinson,
is:zsst 8. M. FERRIS. Register.
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PROBATE

SE. tHE, - SNSTT: -. - 4-.
State or North Dakota, In County Court,
County of Stark. van der La, Judge:
In The Matter Of The Estate of Elias P. Walter,
:: III Deceased. -
William Walter, Petitioner,
Henry Walter. John Walter,
Ida Walter, Clara Miller
n Sadie Yeamans, Respondents,
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrators with The will annexed Of the estate
Of Elias P. Walter, late Of the city of MARSHALL
town, in the county Of Marshall and state of
Iowa, to the creditors Of, and all persons having
claims against, said deceased to exhibit them
wi b the necessary: vouchers. within four
months after the first publication Of this notice
to said administrator such claims, or any of
them, mag BE- presented as follow:
To the undersigned personally at the place of
his residence in Eagle Grove Iowa, or to W. G.
Crawford, the resident agent Of the undersigned
at the. place of the. resident of said agent In
Dickinson, North Dakota or to McCumber,
Forbes 8 Jones, the attorneys for the under
signed at the office of said attorneys in Wahpe-
ton, North Dakota.
Dated December %; 1865.
. WILLIAM WALTER, ;
Administrator with the will. annexed.
Mccumber, Forbes g. Jones.
Attorneys for said administrator
Wahpeton, North Dakota.
First adjudication on the 18Th day OF Jan. 1893
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= -..3'HE F7.IiN sits p sEsE % LOS E.-TFy5s
Legal Nk'!ll ll|tt' %
NOTICE OF. RESTORATION OF PUBLIC

NoTICE OF RESTORATION or uBliic
~ landssty spItiar1enl ,aldisntiy. Depart.
Ment q the Interior, Cane ii. sand Once, Oc.
6,bet q; le0s:. Notice II hereby gwen rhs, o.
vacated hi. orders of March 8 and oetoSer 3.
nO6. for the withdrawal for irrigation nnr.
poses IN connes!idn with thu ,Buford, Trenton
district. NorthDakota tie following datc, ia
lands; Township ons hundred and iortyssix
porth, ranges s6tlsS Hundred and two sni one
hundred and three. west: low ship sone hundred
ead fortv;seyen nnfth ranges one hundied to
Q hundred and three, inclusive; township
one handled, md forty-eight north, ranges
ninety:ntse toons hundred.and two. tnciuri7s;
and thesarne will be suhjert 10 entry, fling or
lslec,i6 s.natr the pubic land laws Of the
Unit~d States al tbs u. STAND: office et,Dickin.
son. North, Dakota, on February. nfteenth,
ing ConInissiAnvf eof. the General Land Otdcs.
b A..Hitchcock. Secretary Of the Interior :"
u p%.s't@ ii lift
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S,.NoT1CHgss9ns

s.NofIlcEss9,sus
Department Of The Intefiot,y LAM. 6mcs ii
Dickinson, y. D.. D, {. 2s.log5. :,
Notice IL hereby. given that fhs following
named settler has hled notice Of bis Intentions
claim. and t. Ut said proof viii be made. before
the Register and Receiver Of the United States
Land Office ut Dickinson. N. D., on Feb. s,
FRANK H. L1NDsLEY,
H. e. NO. 525, s
for the nwA, Of sec "A, in twp 146 a. I. 90 ". :
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land, viz: Pat Cuskelly, John John.
son. Alex Fowler aud Jerry Palmer, all Of
Oakdaie, N. D.
12-3o8t g. N. FERRIS, Register.
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NOTICE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TRACT.
PUBLIC LAND SALE.

PUBLIC LAND SALE.
United States lane Office at Dickinson, N. D.,
Jan. 8, 1905. +:
Notice is hereby given that IN pursuance OF
general land office, under. authority vested
in him by Section PASS, United States Rev.
Stat. as amended BY the Act Of Congress. ap-
oder at public sale y the fSs'' iii day Of Feb 1905 s.
at this office at 10 o'clock q M. the following
tract Of land. to.wit: the on swA, SEX neA:
and SEX sen, Of sec. IL in " .. 1881. and range 81
claiming adversely the above described lands
are advised, to die their claims in this office on
or before the dsyabove 'debignat.d for the
COMMENCEMENT Of said sale, otherwise their
rights will be forfeited. II
Lost &. NJ, FERRIS, Register:
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~ & 5sUMMONs,t
sta Sos 81 So 81 s. Dako''' IS. :s e. D JsS;s;s{ G S3st, :
Eva L: Whinn,, p u 80" Y :
=, .s2:;t :;El *; Plaintiff, 49,:
W. q. Sag, and ali other persons I'M. !:
known aimin any estate or interest f,
property descstbed. in the complaint,
= nv y: = ~ = - Defendants. 7
The dsfssa Of e5 ;hestA Dakota 'a!t to the a0ove,named
You are herehy summoned tn answer the com:
plant in the 2 hovc-entitled, action, which is
filed IN the ONCE of the clerk OF the district
court OF the Sixth Jpdic al District, in and for
the county of Stark and state of North Dnkots,,
ond to serve q copy Of your answer to the said
complafntont the subscribers at their ofioes In
the city ct Dickineon in said county and state,
within thirty days after the service Of this
summons. upon you, exclusive Of the day Of
euch services and in ~casesof your failure to
appear or answer Judgment will he taken
ssainst you BY default let the relief demanded
CRAWFORD q BURNETT. y
e Z A't0Fney Di az R,ssnt If b:
To the ahove.named~ defendants: &
Yo9 will please take notice that the above
entitled action is. brought for the purpose Of
qnietinR title to lots l and 2 in block Is IN The
city&of Dickinson, N. H.. and that the compliant
in said action was on the 18th day of January,
A: D :, 1905, nledi In the Office. Of tho clerk of tho
- D''1'n :" CRAWFORD . BURNETT,
". Attorneys for Plaintiff. .
loot \ r%s" ~ .Dickinson, NED: e
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- - REDEMPTION NOTICE.:
STATE OF NDaTHtDAKoTA,l
-, .Couutyt6f Stark. .,nfi.5s'.,i :

70 Geo. i: seae,sxH;asNi ::
You will pleaaseftake notice, that the .piecsi OF
parcel of land situate in Stark county, North
Dakota. assessed in your name for the year 1905
and described as follows, to-wit: s%
Lot * Block ''A"". Dakota Land = Celoni-
cation Cas- addition ia. the city Of Hutchinson.
was daily ofered,tfor sale for the. unpaid taxes
for the year 1901; and no one offering t. pay
the stateSa nd subsequently assigne6ss for the cum
Of one dollar and eighty cents, being the amount
land, which sum. with interest from the date Of
said assignment at the rate of "A per cent. per
annum together withssubsequent taxes thereon =
amounting in all to til. sum of eight and 10.10O
dollars, besid 9 the coet:of$this Notice, 10 necee.
sary to redeem said land; and unless yon:redeen
the same by the payment ofSsaid sum on OF be-
fore the 9th day Of April 1906. bring the day on
which the time allowed by law for redemption
will expire, a deed therefor will issue to A. P.
Folsom. .
n j. S:.WHITE,
1856 III ,2 County Auditor
HsH