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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21

or mica schist ledge. holding one or more veins or seams of quart rock, which are rich in virgin gold
 From the inability of the prospec- tors to make accurate measurements and draw reliable conclusions. the ledge which holds the gold may be 75 miles or 159 miles north and west from the railway. though the chances are that the distance Is in the vicinity Of 100 miles.
 Reasoning from prevailing condi- lions in other gold mines. the chances are that the undiscovered source of Maine gold Is in a quartz band or zone which. in geological times far remote. was injected into crack between the original granite and the late. sehist. and that when the mine Is discovered t viii be found to hold vast wealth
 Prospectors have found gold ia Maine sands and gravels along the r1veT courses for rore than a cen tury.
 Large quantities of the precious Hefal have been washed from the earth near Sandy riTer ia FTznkIin coanty hy th-es generations cf Maine residents
 From ISIS to 1920 1t is estimated rszt fully sSQe0o of dnzt Eas takza
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
THE CIGARETTE CASE SILENT TOKEN OF AN OLD MANS
 DEEP GRATITUDE.
Lieutenant In the British Army Finds Opportunity for Active Service on
 the Strand, Snatchins un.
 known Donor From Death.

One day last December an old gem tleman was walking leisurely along the Strand. London.
 It may be that his thoughts were bent on the brightly-lighted shops. more resplendent than usual now with Christmas wares of every sort.
 Or 1t may be that he was intent on the constant stream that flowed by.
 Some people elbowed past him. his pace no pace for them; others brushed against him rudely, eager to proceed in an opposite direction.
 Sadly he may have recalled the days of his youth. when the young were taught to respect the old. and treat them with courtesy.
 Let us follow the old gentleman in his movements.
 The sight is not very exciting one. There is nothing to imagine that within a few minutes he will be stand ing on the curb pale and trembling at the thought of a horrible death from which he had been snatched in the nick of time.
 K The old gentleman shuddenly turns to the right, and makes as if to cross the street. At the edge of the pave ment he pauses and glances cautiously before him.
 Seemingly the way is sufficiently clear for him to venture across.
 He steps on to the asphalted road, unconscious that bearing rapidly down on him is motor bus.
 Then he sees the danger.
 Retreat appears impossible. The great red car is almost on him. {, Something suddenly grips the old gentleman by the arm. He feels him self as 1t were snatched into the air,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
GOLD MINE IN MAINE
BIG DEPOSITS BELIEVED BY GEO.
 LoelsTs TO EXIST THERE.
Systematic Search of a Matchmaker of the State Have as Yet Proved unavailing in Locating
 Treasure.

Geologists have said so, and they ought to know. They declare that somewhere hidden in the wilds of northern Maine, is gold mine which holds immense wealth. Hundreds of iprospectors have vainly searched for fit. and its exact location remains a mystery.
 Somewhere to the north and vest of the Canadian Pacific railway where 1t crosses Maine is a granite, gneiss
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
Reward, es Virtue.

Every virtue gives It's equal degree of felicity in some kind: honesty gives a good report: justice. estins1on: prudence. respect: courtesy and hher- aIfty. srectIo1: temperance gives hssfth: forsituds c quiet mind not ts be moved by kny advsrs;fy.-Wsising1 ham
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
Why Net, Insesd7

The idea that there Is anything un- dfEniaed ia dairy work is entirely a mistake. Why. If a woman can milk a GOV or make butter. should she not be able to read poetry or play the piano!--yiscountess Falmouth
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21

And the Bandit Hunters of the Unioa Pacific; A Faithful Representation os Lswless Scenes Which Followed the Railrosd Ere in westeru Devslopmsns Wherein A Practical Train, Is Drswn hy A Practical Engine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
s,r.nuth.nlru th. AnkI.s.

The ankles may be made strong and slender by lifting the body up on the toes 90 times night and morning This vflI not only be good for your ankles. but vill prove to be an exceIlsat gen eral exercise
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
Unlucky.

Some men said Uncls Ebe7. -sseus to get % much satisfaction telIia' esir troubles dat der gsvzs yoa de ftea dat they'd be disappointed if dsT vss iucky.-Taskfrgton Star
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21

out and sold, and again. some ten years ago, the mining fever broke out with fresh vigor. and for six months or more there were men camping near the river banks and washing the sands, with results that yielded from 75 cents to s1.b0 day to those who were diligent.
 At the request of enthusiastic min CTS and promoters skilled geologists have visited the place from time to time, all of whom have declared the output of gold. .. ..
 The trouble with the deposits Is that nobody can find the parent lode from which the grains of drift gold started.
 About seven years ago Charles Holtz, a watchmaker of Danforth, be- came so interested In tracing the treasure back to it's starting point that he spent three months in the woods digging and washing earth in the hope of gaining some definite in- formation.
 Buying a wheelbarrow and pans and the required chutes for washing the earth rapidly, he hired a muscular man the next summer. and together they started out to trace the gold bearing sands across Maine.
 The following winter while Mir. Holtz sat in his shop and repaired watches and mended jewelry he thought out a plan for making a sys- tematic hunt for the parent lode of the fugitive gold that had been found in Maine.
 Accepting as a fact the statement made by geologists that all gold found in the state was of glacial or drift origin. he resolved to hunt back along the glacier markings on the ex- posed ledges and thus reach the start ing point.
 All of the fourth summer Mr. Holtz spent in the woods with compass and chain. measuring the angle of rock striation and determining a base line which could be used for rough tri- angulation. The direction of the glacier tracks led south by about IS degrees east.
 Running his base line at right angles to the direction of the glacier movement he secured a base 24 miles in length. and late in the fail. having determined the angles of imaginary lines which should meet at some point in northern Maine or Canada. he went home to chart out the location of the hidden gold mine by trigonome- try.
 As NIT. Holtz was not a mathema- tician his work vas far from accurate, but in a clumsy and faithful manner he was able to reach the conclusion that a valuable deposit of gold exists.
 Mir. Holtz vas obliged to abandon his quest after four years of search because of failing health
 Freaks of Nztur'.
 You never kin tell about natur'. = said the BiIlyflle brother. -she Is all the time cuttsn' of the most Onerpect- ed caperz remember when or links seen the feicies hz1gin' on his peash trees that cold spring ve had-hoE be got mad sn' sold out fer ss. and the man vho bought him out that rear made seo5 ca the deal: but he had ter git the high sheriff an two deputies to go with hin b gather the crop. for
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
@rubcnfatnitropbc in Colorado.

Erint0ao, Sol, %, Sonuor--
3n Sem 9nlptitoQrn 0cS 9crgpertS
Scr oGoIoraOo 6ltcI onO Sron So. "
5ll Yrimcro trot Gcgrn 8 llbr bcltte
iriI6 cine Grploiion elm uno man
iiirhtct, ooB ollie IN NerlcIbcn beiinO.
Iicben gIrbeitcr, iG an ser 3obl nm,
gctommen iino. Die meiitrn Der 9Ir.
better iino oocr marcn glltslGnOcr.
6rouen un0 ainocr nmitebcn pebfIa.
1cn0 Sen @tniubridoft mo U|anns
i6aftcn iino aus 0en benodburtcn
3eben ber6ei gceilt, I'm bel ben Het'
trngSnrbciten mit5npirfen.
@rimero Iiegt 20 WtciIen meltIid
Don bier. Die Colorado 6ucl an0
Sron Co." lit Gigentbiimcrin oes ein'
5igcm oort6in iiibrcnocn SeIc8ro'
pbenorabteS luo geitattet ons 2(bien.
Den feiuer 0epei6en iiber oaS lln'
gliid, ouber an ibre eigencn 9eumtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Die Sanofuro 9ataitropbc.

Gcrrc Sunte, Snb., %. Gan.
- 8ertreter Ser @iIcn6nbn>Gommii-
ion bon Snoiana, Der n9iB Sour
Giienbabn @eielidaft" lno Ser 50.
fltItdt oes yHoie polDte6nihen Sn-
itituts" BADEN Die llntcriildun9 Der
9ulper Grploiiun unf einem gubn-
5lrge ser o9ig Sour" bei Sal0foro,
SnoY BEL melder am SontItag 2S
Boiiagierc einen id6en Cob fnnoen,
begonnen. Der Coroner uno ieinc
9lfiiitcnten iino oonlit beid)dftigt, Oic
2ciAen Der llnlgefontncnen 81 beior'
gen uno Snfornotion 5nr 8orloouna
bon 3ellgen 81 erlan9en. @eiterc
Iooesfdae in GerbinOung nit Der
Gataitropbe purOen belite nidt berid).
tet. Sn garis. sSn., lit geItern 9t6enb
W. H. 9abilon 8ermillion geItorbpn.
3pei onhere bon Sen 8erlebten beiill-
ben ii6 In fritii6em 3uItanoe, Snrrr
Srogben IN Soitoioro miro mu6r.
ihcinIid iterbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

der 0cn @ou 0cS aonol3 lcitct, 5ll
Der Stcllc 0c3 &orlGcr3 ernonnt pcr.
sen mo oic EIIihtcn Ociiclbcu gIcid.
5citiB nit Ocnicnilcn Oc9 Gbei' SnBcs
uiclrS pcrribten miro.
Ger 9fiidtritt Oe8 0rn. 56out5 fam
nidt gan5 lmcrunrtct. G5 uerIuutetc
idou uor IGu9crcr 3eit, ooB cr, iobolo
ser &oribIoG sum BAN OcS &ounIS
noH Dem GontrottiDitem occcptirt ici
iciuc Stelc utcOcrIcacn mo 5ll elmer
i0m bcIicr 5uiogcnocn @cidGitigung
5uriidte6ren perOe. SbontS reiite &C,
itern 9lbcnO pon bier nadJ StanioS
Gitp ob, no cr morgen 9tbeuO cine
Ge0e baltcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Sdladjtidyiff pGonnncetient" beid)G
oigt.

gan Suon, @orto 9ico, %.
San. - Mnn mcloct bier, oaB OoS
S6lo6tibiff Connecticut" om 10,
Somtor bei'm @inlouien IN ocn So.
icn BON Gule6ro nuf Elm 9iiii rnnntc
rnlb cr6eblidcn Sho0cn crlitt. Die
1lottenbcb6roe in Gan ,Sirou bcbolp-
tct inociicn, 9ti6ts bon cinem iol6cn
8orila 81 miIicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
scl6itmorO cincs innscn smOcntcu

gten Dotf, %, San. -Sotbrop
Smith ouS aoniuS Gitp, cin jlln2cr
Sh0ent ser Sltriitenidnle Der 60
llnbio lluiperiitGt, 6cging bclte
9}a6mittog inn @ronb llnion Sotcl
oabier, innerbalb 10 Wtinuten nod
Dem er leinen gomen ms Sotclregi-
tier eingctragen botte, SeI6Itmoro
0llr6 Gri6ieBen. Sein Wtotiu lit
nid)t befonnt, unb cin bon ibm bin.
tcrloiIcner 3cttcl, in mel6cm er lei
ner Wtlltter unO Icincn onoercn gln'
gcDGrigen 2ebGpobl iagt, gibt fcincn
gl1ilhluB boriIbcr Der Sclbltnlor.
Der bate oic Columbia llniucriit0t
Orci Sabre lang beiildt unO uiIr0c
oiciclbe int nGhitcn Sonlner obiol.
pirt 6oben. Inter ieincu Gomnlilito.
nen uor er lcbr 6clicbt. rSn elmer lei
her Gniden ionb man cincn @ebicl
Der giep Gn1lnn0 9ont bon &onlaa
GitD, NO. fir $25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
BON ieinem Sphnc eridloiicn.

2ourcns, 2. g., %. Somtnr.
s. 5. ySmit6 muroe beute bon ici.
ncm Sobne Sobn cri6oiicn. @r bate
icine crau miBbonoelt uno Orobte, lie
81 cridieBen, ais iid Ser Sobn sum
S6ubc ser Wlutter einnii6tc. Ser
Gatcr riAtetc sic @afie uiti oen
Su6n, moroni Scr 2ettere e6eniollS
einen 9fepoIOer 500 uno Oen Satcr
toOt nieoeritredte. Der Gbdter beiin'
set iih in Sait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Sbunts scbt.

2egt ieine Steae ais 8orIibcr ser
95It6nltsfanol GonlniIiion ME.
Der. = G6ei.Sngenieur Stpens
iein nllitbmaBli6er Nadiolger.
W a bington, .. S, %. San
- 8om 8eiBen Souie aus muroe
9eltc angefiinoigt, ooB Sr. EbeoOore
B.Sbonts ais Yrdiioent ser Slt9muss
&anal GontniiIion obgeoonft uno
Dob Der YtdIioent sic glboonfitng nc-
ceptirt fat. 0ieicGbc miro nidt ip0tcr
olS Ocn a. Wdr5 5. s. in &roft ire.
ten. Sr. SbontS lplroe bette 5uln
Yrolioenten Der .Snter6orougb NC
trppolitan 60" erpablt, ipelhe Die
Shnellperfebr. nn6 piele anoere
StruBenba6n.2inien in Nelp.Oorf
controlirt. lleber Die grnennltng ei.
nes Radfolgers fir S6ontS perloutet
no6 nidts @eluiies, allcin es miro
ntitgetbeilt, oaB boS Sauptquartier
Der aaltnl Gonniiiion bon bier nadl
Dem Sitbnis berIegt peropn uno Dab
fein boblularirter Wiann ntebr 5ur
olleinigen 8errihtilng oer Biliften
beS IorIiters ernannt neroen miro.
Dian 5icbt bicralIs Oen ShllB, ouB
Scbn j. Steuens, Der Sngenielr mel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
>)3aOuaV'5
y 1RenOy]}eIieI

@on5 aleitb ipie Deftia oOcr inaiis.
ltebIid1 Oie Sdmcr5eu, Die Der 8belt.
mntiide, 9ettIdgerige, Shpahp,
&ertriippcItc, Nerp0ic, gteuroIgiIde
oOer Ourb arantQeit g'ieoereewor.
fene Ieioen mag,
DluOuaD'S 9iraSD Gelicf sic6t ausen.
blidIidc GiHocruue II. Grlcidteruns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Naowab's MeaOb Melief

friri nibt nr ben nit W,alatia bebatteten
Bniicuten iofort fonoern berbitet aud bel Cen
ten, bc ocnlfclDeu ausoeIcbt iiub iuenn fe iebeu
Utor6sn bci'm gluiiteben 6lunn5a ooer oretbta
Iropicn 0eabD 9ielief III eincm @IaIe geaiier
ncbmcn itto encn Grader ccu, irgeno ipeIHe
glniduc.
%erlauft bon allen glpoibcfcrH, 50c. bic 5Ia.
foe
ectidrt al 1r, WabiuoH & Co., 90 gIm Ctr.
3eip. .Dorf. fur 1Yoof Of gbbiee". (3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

(Jurtictnna iiebe 2. scite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
3ueun1ontd

oocr @ntjiinbung ser 2ingen ioIIte
nit Sem Heaop Gelief mie foIgt be.
bnroclt lpereen: Ser gatient ioIlte
20 Gropien res OfeIief ie0e Stiluoe III
cincm @eiEgIoie ooll @oiier crbaIter,
uno ole gan3e 8ruIt gRiiden uno
5ront muB unter Dem @infIuB oeS
9ielief 0ur6 bGufige 9lppIifationen
erbaItcn waroen; geef.T6ee itno
Straft.Suppen miiIien Dem Eattenten
5ur Stdrflmg gegeben lperoen, itno
ieiae Gin9epeiOe miiiien bin imo lpie.
Ser 0urd d. &aopap's PiIlen In
SbGtigfeit 9eiett perOen.
@nt5iinolmg Der gfieren, gnt5iin.
oung Der @laie, gnt5iinoltng Der Gin.
geiueioc. @nt8iinoung Der 2umeen,
peGer Sails, 9ronditis. idperes
9ltbmen Group, Gntarrb, Synfluen5a,
Gppfi6mer5en, 3obutpeb, gtellralgie,
Ibeunotismus, foIte Ghias, 9t9ue
GbiGS, Gbiiblains, 5roitihdOen,
Die glpplifation BON 9l e a D y g e.
lie ahf oen ooer Die E1eiIe, no Die
Sbmicriofeit ooer ser Stmer8 eri.
itirt, miro grlciAterim9 uno 9tube
gelu1bren.
SnnerIid], Elm baI6er G6eelof.
fcI in eincm baIben @Iaie 8nIier,
fllrirt in cirigen Minllten Serdnlpfe,
SposmS, lauren Mo9en Soobren.
nen, Neru0iitGt, ShIufIoiigfeit, Ropf-
me6, 0iarrboe, 3pienteric, Golic,
9lG6umDcn linO nllc iunerli6en
S6mer3cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
cslIldicllatfil n ale 2lblpeIennrlt ppn adlmeri

0ilildicliBfeit III oie Nbpeieabrit uon sdinieri,
fnpt Sean 0dnl Hidbier, itllo 10000 oanlhare
Ydtlenten, iegneii ons AnaieiiS bcS Or. Gilsbee
ols oas. eill3igeSeiImittel, oas ee1el Sdmprr9pi.
0erbitoing Der beien Wleibonen frn56fiitber
enplilcber lillo umerinnifdher gHnnodrBie ipirl
ais Snlfriment 0rlpeicbnllpsmiiie ililo Mieos
3ilT, nelpdbri iofprtiae Sinberiiii1 liiio briiiD
odlierlioe SeIiiiig. QreiS $i,00 Yroben fret
isruico augeibidi bird T. yieuiileoter & Co.
Bog 24i6, Neip'DorI. (ElSoSu,l&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
&rkoeltuneen,
Meber 6als

9lrb Ginn,gnlen bon 5pan5tg
oocr oreiBiG Eropfen oes 0teobp He.
lief in etuaS Sprup Dor Dem S6Ia.
fengebcn, imo iuoem Sbr elm init Hc.
lief getr0nftes Stiid 3Innea I'M
Glrcn SuIS midclt, peroet Sbr om
Morgcn poIlitdn6ig befreit bon einen
rauben Salie aufiteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Sbatp bOr Ocrid)t.
Gr6ffnnng ocS lang cricBntcn Nclu'
YOrfcr ScHiatiOnSpru5cicS.

9tur 5uei @cidporcne marcn bci'm
SNhtiic ser gcItriacn @criGtS.
iiblmg occcptirt lm0 beeiOigt. --
Spe5ialiitcn fiir @eiltc8frnufbci.
ten 5uge0cn. - Gb1o0ore 3.
Sbonts oonft ais 8oriiter Scr
SitGmusfanal Gommiiiion d.
Seinc 2lbOnnflrng lit occeptirt lmo
tritt om 4. Wf1r5 in Srnit. -
2ebcnSperhrt ourt0 Grplolion in
cmcr ao6lcn5e6c in Colorado.
q en- Oorf, %. Snmlor. -
Der Nro5eb 9c9cn SarrD 81. Gbmu
wegen @rnorolmg OcS 9lrditeften
Stonforo 8bite noGm beutc Dor Dem
9tidter Fitzgerald ieinen 9lninna.
3lucibunoert EoIi5ilten mnren 5ugc.
gen, Inn Die Oronltn1 81 erboltCn ilno
lngeidbr ebenio piele 9eri6teritutter
iiir 3citllngen perlangten 3utritt,
allein eS mar mrr &aum fiir ehpn so
0criclben por6an0en. 0as nltgcmeinc
Eilbliflm mar i6on i'm SorauS be.
no6ri6tigt iporbcu, Onb sic beidrGnf-
ten 9idumlidteitcn oeS @eri6tS aus.
iGIieBlid) BON 0en @erihtsbeamten,
Boli5Ftcn, 3eitungsleltten, glnD1lten
uno o3ole8mcn" in gIniprlt6 aenom.
men ein niirOen, 1m0 nur meuige
9tell9ierige itellten iid Elm. Inter Den
gInmeierOen beianoen iid 6rnu 8il-
liam 56aw aus YittSburg, Whltter
Oes 9tngefIo9ten; feline ShlpeItcrn,
Die @rGiin pon 2)ormolltb lln6 6rou
SEQ. 2ouoer Carnegie; ieine @attin,
6rou Guelpu 9tesbit Gbap; Die
SAauipielerin Mop Mcaen5ie, IN Oe-
ren @o6nung Die jingC 6rau Gbop
in Der Na6t pom 25. sunni b. s,
9lri6 no60em &drrp 0cn Moro I'M
Mo0ilon Square Ia6gortcn per.
i6t bate, 3uihlht htc6te. 2lu6 ctlidc
Spe5ialiItcu fiir @eiitcSfrnnf6eitcn
mnren 5ugegen. 0iItriftsnnpnlt Sc.
rome eri6icn INN 1920, 9iibter Sit.
0eraIo fitnf bis ic6S Minlten ip6tcr;
Scr 9lngeffo9te puroe, nad0cm Sc
rome groifmlng oc8 Ero5eiIes 6enns
trngt bate, ms 8crihts5immer ge.
fii6rt, lmo 0ie 9(uslpabl Der @eidmoa
rcnen no9nt nls0ann obne meltere
BrGlininorien i6rcn glniong.
gIlS lid 0oS @cri6t I'm 5 llbr bis
nor9cli ucrto8te, luaren 5pci @c'
i6moreuc occepiirt uno bceioi9t NOR
Oen. Sin Grittcr, meIdrr e6eniollS
occeptirt luo beeioigt mor0cn mar,
mtroe flr5 Dor Der GcrtnBunD aus
Eripatgriinoen, meId)r Der Seiicnt.
li6feit Dorentbolten meroen, entidltl.
Oigt lmo entIoiicn. Die 6rngcn, ruel-
dye GDnms 9luuGlte an Die porgelos
6cncn , Snlcslltcn," aus uel6ci Die
@ei6morencn ui3crpG5lt lper0en,
ri6teten 916en fcine gluiihliiiie ii6cr
Ole 3oftif Der 8ertbeioignng, uno be-
trGtbtIihc @nttdllihung befunoete ii6
0nriiber inter oen 9lnpeien0en. 3ic
5pei occeptirtcn @eidnuorenen Iino
0eming y. Smitb, iriiber ais Hcgcn.
i6irm 6obrifant tbGtig, nno GbaS.
$. lede, Gontrnftor unO 6uGrlperfS.
9eiiber. 8cioe iin0 Derbeiratbct nno
3omilienp1ter. Snlitb lit ehpu 50
uno Sede 45 Sabre aft.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-09
Notice of MORTGAGE Sale

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
delivered by Frances a, Carter. Mortgagor.
to the Pembna Building and Loan Assoc
iation. a corporation, Mortgagee. dated the
10th day Of May a. ID. 1902, and filed for re-
cord in the office of the Register of of Deeds
OF Pcnnbina County, North Dakota. on the
18th. dav of May. a ID. 1902, at ~ O'clock
l.. NJ. and recorded in Book 72of Mortgages
at page l27 will be foreclOsed by a sale of
the premises in such Mortgage and herein
after described at the front door of Court
house in the City of Penbina. in the COun-
tN of Pembina and State of North Dakota.
at the hour of twelve O'Clock noon on Fri
day the 9th day of August a. ID. 1907 to
satisfy the amount due upon said Mortgage
on the day of sale.
The premises described in said Mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the same.
are described as follows, to-wit:
Der Twenty Five !20 and lot
teenu5)all in the City Of Pc,nbina. accord
ing to the plat of said City now on file III
the office Of the Register of Deeds of the
County of Pefnbina. State of North Dakota
There will be due on such mortgage at
the date of sale the sum of Two Hundred
Sixty Two dollars and Forty cents. ($262. 4O)
besides the costs and expenses of making
said sale.
Dated July 18th. 1907.
PEMBIMA BU1LDING:AND LOAN AS
ISOLATION,
Mortgagee.
III. b. SPILLER.
Attorney rOrnNOrtgagee.
Pembina, NortlsDakota.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-09
Notice of MORTGAGE Sale

Notice is hereby given that that certain
~ Mortgage executed and deliv-
cred by the Drayton Milling Company. a
corporation. NortgagOr. to James Robert
son Mortgagce, dated the End. day of Au-
gust nineteen hundred and five and filed
for record in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Pembina county, North D;i-
kota, on the 9th, dav of August, 1905 and
recorded iny Book 80 of mortgages at page
!4' will be.forclosed by ii sale of the prem
Uses in suclf mortgage and hereinafter des-
cribed. at the front door of the Court
House in the City of Pembina. in the
County of Pe1nbina and State of North
Dakota, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon.
on Saturday. the 18th day of September
1907 to satisfy the amount due upon said
mortage on the day of sale
The premises described in said inOrtga
and which will be sold to satisfy the same
are described as follows. to-wit: Lots num-
bered FOrty-ninc $50. Fifty-One (5D, and
Fifty-three (53) on the east side of Second
street in McCrea's addition to the City of
DraytOn. Penbina county. North Dakota
according to the certified plat of said City
and Addition on file and of record in the
office Of the Register of Deeds i'll and fol
the County aud state aforesaid.
There will be due on such mortgage al
the date of sale. for principal and interest
and insurance premiums paid by nnOrtra
gee the sum of $5GE,.}S.
Dated July LIST. 1907.
JAMES ROBERTSON.
NOrtgagee.
SCOTT REX.
Attorney tor Nortgagee. Grand Forks
North Dakota.
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Total expenses for the year 1117 SO
Cash on hand June Both, 1907, 81 IL
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COUNTY COURT

Before Hon. II. G. Wick, County Judge.
STATE OF NoRTH DAKOTA :.
County Of Penibina
In the matter of the estate of Martin
Bentley, deceased.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
that certain Mortgage, executed and
delivered BY H: vanGiffen. single: Mortga-
sixth 3. day of April, 1903. and filed for record
county of Pembina and State of North
Dakota. on the Sth day of April. 1903. ut 30
O'Clock p. NJ. and recorded in book 81 of Nor
tgages. at page 34. will be fOreclosed by "a
sale of the premises in such Mortgage and
hereinafter described. ut the front door of
the Court House in the city of Penlbina, in
the county of Penlbina and State of North
Dakota. at the hour of two o'clock y. ni.. on
the 18th day of AuGustt 1907 to satisfy
the the amount due upon such Mortgage on
The premises described in said Mort
gage and which will he sold to satisfy the
same are described as follows: The south
east quarter (se1D of section number
thirty -four CD and the south. east quarter
lsel4) of section number thirty-tive (35), all
in township number one hundred sixty
two l1f2 north of range number tifty-two
l52l west of the fifth principal meridian,
and lying and being in the county of Penn
Dina and state of North Dakota.
There will he due on such mortgage at
three hundred fourteen and $500 ($g,l4.E)
costs of sale,
JOHN RATH,
Mortgages.
GEO. PETERSON,
q Attorney
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Chase & McEwing, che contractors
who have been putting in the GENE mt
here for the city, completed the job
Wednesday after five weeks work. Dur
ing that time 800 feet of foot walk,
1900 feet of 6 foot walk, 1900 feet of 5
foot walk, and l, 100 feet of street or, S.
ings were laid. The contractors also
put in 1870 feet of curb and gutter and
several hundred feet of private walks,
The entire cost of the work for private
persons and the city will aggregate S.
600 and the appearance of the city las
been immensely improved. The street
commissioner now has force of men
and teams grading up the streets and
cutting the bitches in the residence por-
ton of the town to correspond with the
established grades. The contractors
go from here to Hamilton and from
there to Cavalier.-St. Thomas Times.