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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

IsIleralu'S graceful compliment.
Asks the Chattanooga star: How
about the Christmas spirit? Has IL
reached you YETI" This time. next yea'
doubtless many Cl,attanoogans Will be
putting TINT query iii the plural to
their Atlhnta customers: How about
Christmas spirits? Have they reached
you yet?'
sud recent telegram to n man III
Arkansns: Spoke to biggest crow,l
senate ever Ind. They came to soon,
but remained to pray. Tell JOSH. Harp
and Robindon.' Senator JEFF Davis is.
Tho author Of this paragraph. There
doesn't seem to be anything especial
that we could add TO 1t.
An Ohio prisoner came within an ace
OF being executed because the Cover
nor llad mailed the comintta ton Diapers
With insufficient postage. Balancing
a mans life against a two-cent stamp
is a somewhat hazardous pastime for
Subernatorinl Indulgence.
Upon hearing that somebody was go
ing to send President Roosevelt
Georgia 'possum for his Christmas
dinner, Old Bill Skillit Immediately
announced his intention OF sending
two genuine Old Virginia 'possums to
Senator Foraker.
a fat hog. tipping the scale at aio
pounds. was made drunk by some
Brooklyn jokers, ran amuck and board
ed trolley car. 1t goes without say
ing thnt he made straight for the emu
seat.
:. Commenting on the Texas habit OF
gross exaggeration about everything,
the Midtown Banner asks dtsparag >
ingly: "Whnt, In fact, is the biggest
room in Texas?" 1t Is tho room for
Improvements.
a kangaroo confined in a Hottcntot
cage is called by the Germans II
lattengitterwetterk otterbcutelratte, as
we sincerely trust our proof-reader
Will be interested In learning.
Tho Republican Convention is going
to Chicago. The Democrats, who nre
going to Denver, have far better
chance OF coming back alive.
Edward Payson Weston has for lors
been total abstainer. But for this,
some think he might have felt able
to push on to Omaha.
Still. who would deny that Arkan-
sass representation In the Senate gives
1t II proud right to look down on New
York?
Get in line. This is probably the last
chance the world Will ever have to
watch New York with Sunday lid on.
Tom Lawson has quit reform. He
will now play the other side Of the
market.
Somehow "President Cortelyou' does
not ring on the tympanum Just right.
Few people care especially about 4
third term of Pete, anyway.
nErLYrNG TO OURS OF RECENT DATE.
"Mnsss, w1hIns e. BnH bs R i Gsw at
A'A Times-Dispatch. Probably went TO
join her husband. who has been thcre for
several years-Bristol Herald Courier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

:. Commenting on the Texas habit OF
gross exaggeration about everything,
tho Midtown Banner asks dtsparag.
'ingly: "Whnt, In fact, is the biggest
room in Texas?" 1t is tho room for
I'M, ~ n - n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

ABOUT As per cent, Of nh the orImcssl|
committed is the work OF hapl1uh'
NcrlminAlS, 8a s US 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

eG5,an mpsa I in yrs sssy ssats
w news item relating the fact that
bis. fat, juicy. coard fed Georgia 'Iossum
will grace the White House table Christ
mas Day Atlanta Georgian.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
T,fE LADY SHOPPER.

I LII tell of u winsome girIy.
An eager little maiden WHO
Not only did her shopping early
hut did IT very lately, too.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

a fat hog, tipping the scale at sio
pounds was made drunk by some
Brooklyn jokers, ran amuck and board
ed trolley car. IT goes without say
ing that he made straight for the emu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

Richmond is bcmoaning the loss of sio.-
900 worth OF Jewelry which como yillainous
tl,lef cabbaged onto. Poor Richmond! All
tho tewery in town Is gone.-Nashvillc Ten
ne ysoean.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

An Ohio prisoner came within an ace
of being executed because the Cover
nor had mailed the comniitationfpapers
With insufficient postage Balancing
a mans life against a two-cent stamp
is somewhat hazardous pastime for
gubernatorinl Indulgence!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

The Richmond Times. Dispatch informs
this paper that the Nashville American Is
secretary only of Local No. 2. and not Of
the whole Paragraphers' Union. tina. Was Vas
tbs slate did not meet with the approval
Of OF the s' linotype artist. and ho smished It.
ny way OF revenge. we will make ,. no,e
Frank Markebesdcsk and three gentlemen
BY the names OF Czenweweslst. Conskiecses,, ~
and Koacharccelsi, were In police court ',t IN
Philadelphia n few days ago. charseu VITA
flghting-Bristol Herald-C Courier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

ttNfRs. WILLIAM j. BRYAN is now at
lVI sea-" announces the Richmond
Times-Dispatch Probably went TO
join her husband. who has been thcrc for
several years.-Bristol Herald-Courier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

The Richmond Times Dispatch calls o..
tho religious editor of the American to
n. miracle OF tho loaves and fishes that
viii .enlighten the congregation" About
the most appropriate thought that occurs
at this writing is that the average multi
spiritual remnants to load n freight train.
especially II excursion rates are WORKING
Human nature Is much the same III ais
ages.-Nashville American.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

Upon hearing that somebody was go
ing to send President Roosevelt q
Georgia 'possum for IFS Christmas
dinner, Old Bill Skillit Immediately
announced his intention OF sending
two genuine Old Virginia 'possuins to
Senator Foraker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

Richmond has reduced the number Of
her saloons to 16o, but there will no doub:
be some OF them close enough to the Capt.
tol to keep the legislators from getting too
Norfolk II ,ed prr d ADat CHI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

A Virginia prophet predicts that this old
world will continue In business Just ona
more year. Unless conditions Improve we
doE't give n darn when the business Is
wound up.-Murfreesboro News-Banner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

Walkerton, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

The Richmond street cars face tho issue
.'No seat no pay" But the Russell Sases
end IIetty Greens would never board any
bit u car already full.-Norfok Nirginun-
Pilot
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10
ChurChs Ferry Eastern Stars

A chapter Of Eeastern Stars
was instituted at Churchs Ferry :,
Monday evening and a large
class of twenty nine were initia-
ted. The new Chapter was
named Wild Rose Chapter, after
the state flower. Lorraine Chap
ter of Devils Lake went up some
twenty strong and exenplitied
the work. Mrs. James McCor-
mick was chosen the first Wor-
thy Matron, and James McCor-
mick the first Worthy Patron.
After the work, about midnight,
an elaborate supper was had al
the Orvis house. The Devils
Lake Stars returned home on No.
4, and all declared they had had
a splendid time and were es.
pecially enthusiastic in their
praises of the hospitality and
treatment Of the Churchs Ferry
people.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10
A Dusty Walk

e. "a M. A. Doheny, treasurer of the
Chicago Piano Company, had his
auto out for spin one of the re-
cent pleasant days, and deciding
that a little run out in the coun-
try would give himself chance
to observe the beauties of nature
and the machine ample op-
portunity to give vent to it's will
ingness to speed when handled
by one skilled in its mechanical
details and wise enough to carry
along all necessary tools and
minor apparatuses which are in
dispensible to the proper starting
and regular beating of the heart
Of the car. After tearing up the
road for about two miles and
leaving a trail of heavy dust and
i'll smelling odors, Mike pulled
back the lever a little and grad
ually the car came to a stand
still. He then deliberately and
carefully inspected the condition
of, the soil which had just been
entrusted with some seed wheat,
and, like one confident of the
power he controls, and never
thinking but what a few min
utes would be sufficient time to
easily and safely land him home,
he took plenty of time in looking
around and then in making a few
minor adjustments on his ma
chine. However, when he de-
cided that it was about time to
start up, to his amazement the
starting crank was not to be
found. A thorough search was
made, but still no starting crank,
and then he remembered that he
had left it on the ground when
starting from the city. 1t was
up to Mike to walk to town,
which under the circumstances
,hi.sssssssnilingly did. -~- "a
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10
THE 0'CA[LAGf1ANS
Will Present IAN American Citizen"
on Decoration Day

The O'Callaghans will present
the beautiful four act comedy
drama "An American Citizen
at the armory on the evening of
Decoration day, May Both, with
a strong cast, including: all of
the old time members of this
company which for the past ten
years has been delighting Devils
Lake audiences.
The play tells a pretty story
and has just enough com edy in
it to please and yet not to spoil
the story.
- There is not one Objectionable
feature in the piece and it will
be enjoyed alike by young and
old. ..... .>zs
It is nota problem play, nor
one not easily understood, but an
interesting story Of love and
patriotism. i. - !.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10
;, -" o..
!. lceman Dawson

l.. B Dawson purchased the
ice business Of G.. H. Baker on
Wednesday, and Mr.. DaWson=has
already taken charge. Mr.. Baker
had built up a large ice trade,
and as it was his intention to
furnish thescity. with ice during
the summer, he had put up q
very large quantity. .,..,. ,....,. 5.. ....>
Mr.. Dawson will devote his
entire time to the business, and
as he IS well known in the city
he will receive a very large
patronage. 51zs*: E, @ /. s.s5 ,=s s.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10
Glady AM erh Of,
\ A ssistarlt a.

The Great N Northern is add ding
fifteen fl more stal to the new
round house. hen cornple eted
the build ding will form corn-
Zplete circle. and will be the
largest and best equ pped Sof any
round house betWe eenth ternli-
nus point }sI.s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10
Notice of Teachers Examination

The next regular xamination n
Of applicants for teachers Ger
tificates will be held at the
court house in Devils Lake on
May 3lst and June 1st. Exam
iinatiion begins promptly at 9 ..'as q.
M m. Paper, pens and ink will be be
furnished. s..=:. =...S. s5:.# .. ssz3s
Laurena Vannier.
supt. t,ff off5 Schools for Ramsey 90.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10
SCHOOL REPOR1 7
OF The Consolidated School in Lake
Township Ending May 3rd

- tUWuSllip LtIaitiy way oid
|. The report. of the Lake town.
ship consolidated school for the
month ending Friday, May 3rd,
is as follows. ~ ~. T..
|. Number of days taught, 20. j.
{ Pupils enrolled, So.
4 In principals room, 30;average
daily attendance, l9. %
. /. In primary room, 80 average
daily attendance e, q \. j.,
n: Star; scholars. Ruby M cCau-
ley, Don Bowman Gertrude Ry:-
an, Charley Spiesma ans5 z =5..
Il Absent less than three days. =
|Edythy Belcher, Grafton Belc her,
Frank johnson, Lille Fullerton,
}Geoge Belcher, Clinton Homan,
Annie Russell. 81 .... 4 ..:.#==$:
Those who write final exanlin-
ations. Lille Fullerton, Gladys
Russell, Frank Johnso d, Edith
Belcher and Arley Tufford
!. !. d. M ills, 81
rinci ipaI.
B: g. Gladys Wand derhoof, 81 =S55
Assistant. i.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10
RELATIVES FOUND
Leslie Tenborg Recently Located his
Brother and Sister

Thirteen years ago Joe Will
liams was murdered at Two Har-
bors, MINI. leaving a wife and
four young children without any
means of support and without
money or property. The child
rem were placed in an orphan
home in St. Paul until adopted
homes were found for them.
The next to oldest boy, then
four years Of age, was provided
with a home with a family
named Tenborg in Rushford,
Minnesota, where the boy as
sumed the christian name Leslie
and lived with the family until a
short time ago, when he came to
this city.
Leslie has heard from his nine
teen year old brother, Sidney
Williams, who lived near him for
many years. that he had another
brother and sister whose where
abouts were unknown. Thinking
thatthe orphan home in St. Paul
could assist him in locating the
desired parties, he wrote to them
several weeks ago, and received
a reply that their records showed
that Merrill Peterson Of Two
Harbors, MINI. and Hattie Eng
strom Of Duluth, were his broth
er and sister. Leslie therefore
wrote to. these persons, who are
respe ctiVely fifteen and fourteen.
years of age, and re- eived.
the ansWers.the first Of the week
stating that they we're undoub BIT
2edly The missing Inelnbe bers Of the.
family, and of curse he is oyel.'' II ~
jjoyed la learning Of their where
=abouts. s3. & b d. 81
It is not known what became
of the mother Of the children
as no d one seems to Il know where
she went after. the rnurd derof her
husband.
The o ,gallagl hans are comm Il.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10
LOCAL TRACK MEET
The High School and Deaf School
Athletes Will Meet Saturday

The city high school boys will
meet the Deaf School boys in an
athletic contest on Saturday,
May 3rd, on the track grounds
south of the city. This meet is
held as trying out for the city
boys, and will decide who will
participate in the state meet to
be held in Grand Forks on the
18th and 18th of this mon tn.
Those who will try for a place
are: D..
Morris Dahl, Marlin Hurst,
Ruddy Lake, Fred Jones, Clyde
Duffy, John Cowan, Howard
Maher, Carl Connolly, Dan
Whitman, James Brennan, Nor
ris Stoltz and several others who
have not yet fully decided to en-
tier.
The events:
Fifty year dash.
One hundred yard dash.
Two hundred and twenty yarc
dash.
Four hundred and forty yart
run.
| Mile run.
One hundred and twenty yarC
hurdle.
Tho hundred and twenty yart
hurdle.
Half mile relay.
| Shot, hammer and discus.
throw.
High jump, broad jump anc
pole vault.
\ The boys have been training
hard for some time, in prac
tice tests have been doing SOM
excellen work ...>.
I Prof. Miller, manager of tn
athletic affairs, says that al
though the fact that Jay Mile
will not be able to participate i
the events, that the team whic
will 60 to the Forks ought t
make a good showing, and tina
: the local boys feel quite certai
: of carrying off a few medals an
ribbons.
After this home meet the hig
school will organize a ball team
Tomorrow afternoon at thre
O'Clock sharp, don't fail to be a
the race track. Admission
twenty-five cents.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10
Methodist. Episcopal Church

Services at the Methodist
Episcopal church, Sunday, May
18th.
l;W a. in.-Morning worship
and Sacrament of the Lords
Supper. Subject, "A Hard Say
ing"
1900 m.-Bible school.
$3.50 p. m. -Children's church.
700 p. m.-Epworth League.
800 p. .-Evangelistic SER
vice. Something we Ought to
Unload" Public cordially in
vited.
]. R. Kollar of Webster, re-
Gently purchased the McClory
residence on east Third street
from P.J. McClory. Kennedy &
Jones transacted the sale. Con-
sideratior, ,.ee333O0. :. =, -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-10
The Nystad-Davies Homestead Con-
test Decided in Favor of Davies


filed upon the land in February,
1900, which filing was protested
by H. Nystads and on appeals
through the various..departments
was in litigation until 1903, when
her protest was finally rejected.
Then on February 9th, 1904,
Nystad by Attorney w. J. Ander-
son, contested the claim formal
ly and after the rendition of
three decisions Rev. Davies lost
his homestead September 28th,
1905. but not fairly If all the
facts were known. ~
Almost heart broken and faith
lost in everybody the reverned
gentleman took the matter up
with Attorney Wehe of Edmore,
to see if the claim could not be
saved for his son, l. C. Davies,
by contesting and protesting H.
Nystad's right to the land. Mr..
Wehe started on an investigation
as to whom this person H. N.Y.
srad was and where she lived.
She seemed to be shrouded in
mystery as on any.of the hear
ings Rev. Davies had never seen
her, for the attorneys carried on
the case without h e'E.*af saaz,a nee,
but with other witnesses. He
found that she lived at Bailey,
Minnesota, and that she had filed
on claim there during her con-
test here of the Davies claim of
which contest she seemed to
know very little about.
When her attorney found out
the final decision was in her ia.
vor, he proceeded to have her
relinquish there and substitute
here. -,
It WAS after the decision inhe1
favor that T.. G. Davies protested
and contested her filing right
under the 1900 and 1904laws and
on the ground of fraud and spec
ulation in the public domain.
Here he met with defeat all
along the line in some; four de-
cisions extending over period
close to"two years. On the last
adverse decision he was willing
to droptthe matter, but his at
torney advised and was willing
to continue the case. to the last
resort and then to reviews and
rehearings and finally took the
case to the secretary Of the in.
terror with the above result.
The decision seems final in its
terms on questions of law alone
At various times different at
torneys. were connected with this
land case. Attorneys sJ.s B.
Wineman and BIG. Skulason
were attorneys for: Rev. J. A.
Davies with Attorney ". ]. An
derson appearing for H. Nystad.
Later we find Attorney B. G.
Skulason appearing for the, op-
position H. Nystad, and Attorney
III. Wehe appearing for I. G.,
Davies. Il i ) IN 5s..s .@. +. :
Thus the now famous case is
closed with the following closing
words Of the decision Of the sec
retary: ....3... .s@ . .....z s5:> 4 .9.
I'm view Of the provisions
thereof (referring to the stat
utes) the department believes
that the land department is with
out authority to allow such Z
person to make a second home
stead entry The decision ar',
pealed from is therefore re.
versed. '' Decision dated Apr,rsll pr,l5l
9th; 1907 .5. 4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27

~.
ben. NIT Collars, 10 SoIlars mn
100 Collars Die Gripnhienen. Sas
SaIe6aa@ Spiel madt Die 8ettbuoeii
g. Soolrpmm" BETTER felt; es III
Die @pridule fir Die ipGteren mag
holiiaen WetteH an Der S0rie ilno an
arilncn Gid unO gar Ian9er. Der
nit Marmeln rnb Gents al petter
a%n9efangen, bat ipdter bas 8etten
NIT Salienben unb Sunberttnuienben
fort9eiebt, Die er aus fremoer &aiie
geborgt bate, unb Sat, gelang es linn
nift re6t5eitig nad Canada gu ents
fommen, I'M 3uhtbauie 9eenbet.
9as lit all6 cine Der .unberedenz
barren @pbltbaten", fpelde perielben
oben eripdbuter 9obrebe 5ufolee, bas
8aieballipiel Der nmerifaniIhen Hez
pltblit 9ebra6t bat. = u8anberer~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27
Gin nenes 9idt

Gin neues, allen Nuforberun9en ser
9peiene uno Seleu6tlln9S : Sed1nit
entfpre6enoes @nsliht, bas naments
lid btnii6tli6 ieiner 8iQi9feit @eada
tlng peroicnt, nurbc nellerer Belt
Durd cine en9lil6e @eieQlhaft in Den
Sdnoel 9e6raht. 9ns Gas. oas CUR
8eripenoung tommt, beite6t aus elmer
Wtil6un9 bon 9S.5 Sbeileu 2uft uno
1.5 Sbeilen 9oblenipaiieritpif. Sas
Semitic miro in eigens bier3u conz
itruirten Gpparuten berge1telt unb
ioa Den Gortbeil Ser @rploiionss
Giherbeit baben. 3u 9eleudtun9sz
nro Sei3ungs3tpedeu mus bas 6renns
bare @emiId burd einen Defenders
conltruirteu Srenner 9etrie6en iuers
Den mn lam crit in Der burd bens
ielben er5ielten feinen 3eritGu6nng
~ent3iin0et iuerben. Sas @as oie6t
cine blnBblnie Slamme nit inteniiper
Sibentltrablung. Cur @r5ielung eis
mes nbiolut ipeiBen &i1te5 beriic6t
man Die Slnmme nit einem 9em6bns
Ii6en @liibitrlmpf, poburd1 natilrlih
cine lpcitere @ripnrniB cintritt. 9a
bus @cnnii6 teinerlei 8iidItdnbc lGbt,
pie @as ooer N5etplen unb Der @es
bait uon nrbertbnlb Bro5ent apbleus
ipaiierItoff iebr geringfiigi9 lit. perllrs
fadt isine Se%nutlrng ~feinerlei
fhIe6ten Weru6. Sic 2eu9tfrait
!UaIcs perbGlt ii9 gu Der pes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27
MiK0nri= Tarmen.

Man idhreibe nm Staatstarte, pamphlet. uno
@etterberidt: frei u%erianot 8aicl j. Nsef,
] @bilIieothe. Ylo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27

Ao1lengnieS ipie 6:1. Gs lit iiberna
ali perlpeuOen, unb es ioQeu bereitS
@eriu6e in Sabrifen, &%obnbduiern
unb bel MISUNDERSTANDING gemadt
luorben lein. Die 3ufrieoenitellenoe
9teiultnte ergaben. Oils 0eimii6ung
our 2uft miro AM 5lpedmdbi9iten Yes
troleum peruonbt. Gin Iortbeil
liest bel bieiem Sale aud BARN, bab
burh Die Iiunrcihe Contribution Der
Miimnpparnte feinerlei Tiiditdnhc
bleibcn. Sic Yreiie iir Die Snitais
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27

n@er I'M Snn9 min nit beratben.
Ser muB baben Elm @enebr, Der mlt
bnben elm @etpebr.
Sns mliB or NIT Sulber laben
llnb nit elmer Sllgel i6iper.
8eiter i6aff' er ii6 bel Seiten
ginen i6onen Tan6erfabn, eineu i6Ds
men San5erfdbn,
Sab er - (pia Der @iup itreitenl)
Sdiebeu unb aud idtpimmen lam
Siibden, merle bieies 9ieo,
9enn i6 9ebe Dir Credit.
Sopp, bopp, boppl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27

lation ri6ten iid mad Der @robe Der
Ginri6tung unb idipanfen fiir Elm
8obnbaliS 5ipii6en 800 unb 700
Dollars. Cine 8asflamme bon IT,
900 aer5en foitet mad Den Ingaben
Der Grinder MIR 10 Gents per
Stunbe.
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Scr Ieni6 erfennet feline Sch
Ter ebeniopeni9 lpie Gin Hfic ober cine
Guile. Die in ben Spic9el lc6cu. lire
ci6cne $2d3li1teit erfenneu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27
Oeae,t Greb5jdlnoeu.

Sd empiebIe HERMIT Stroop's beribmte
beutidle YuIuer. 9ieielben beilen ieoeu (nudb
nidt ou~Igebrotenerp arebs ioipobl innerlih ais
duberlicb. las anertannt ein5is bette Ulittel, nm
MagentrebS eriolgreih 81 beilen, g9egen Rdbe.
rem. 8eugntfie u. l. no, ifreibe man an:
Goiparo .. Spcoiua,
ct. SueaS. 3oiua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-25
January Sth. 1907.
9 O'Clock A. NJ.


9 O'Clock A. NJ.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present-Chairman Korsmo, Com
missioners Thompson, Murphy, Pou-
pore and Haddow.
On motion the Red River Valley
Sun of Reynolds, N. D., the Inkster-
Times-vidette of Inkster, N. D., The
Pioneer of Larimore, N. D. and the
Northwood Cleaner of Northwood, N.
D., were designated the official papers
Of the county for publishing the COM
missioner's proceedings only.
On motion the board proceeded to
examine the accounts of the register
of deeds and clerk of the district
court Offices as provided by article
2, section 1906, R. c. of 1899.
The following bills were audited
and allowed:
A. F. Madison, services as
stenographer in Fredrick's
tax cases ................$ 26. so
J. F. McLain, blank certif-
Gates for perfect attendance 5000