davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-09-26
VIII. AUSTRIA Hungary.

VIII. Austria-Hungary.
Austria has passed through the ex-
periences which we have been and
are now facing in this country. In
the first place, she granted bountics
to the pioneer railroads to buil.l their
first lines. Later she found that
these same roads charged exorbitant
rates, and tried what we are not try
ing-railroad control. Finally, sho
passed through the experience we
have as yet to meet. She acquired
part of the railway system, and is
now constantly acquiring more. How
ever, her experience has not been
satisfactory, for when acquiring the
private roads, many Of them were
IN such state as to Immediately re-
quire the spending of enormous sums
in order to bring them up to the
necessary working standard, exactly
the same as would be the case with
many American roads which are more
defective than is generally supposed.
In 1880 the governments Of Au-
stria and Hungary. which have each
their own state railway system, COM
menced to take an active interest In
railway matters, and their railway
systems have since then greatly In
creased. At the end Of 1901 the
total railway mileage of the two
countries was 24,68O miles, 1900
miles being Austrian state railways,
and nearly 5000 miles Hungarian
government roads. Since then sew
eral systems have passed into the
hands of the government, the last
occasion being the first of January Of
this year, when a system of more
than 1000 miles in length was taken
over by the government. Having
had great difficulties to encounter,
due to the deteri oration Of many of
the private systems scquired, The
Austrian state railroads have not
shown as good financial results as
some other state railway systems, but
they are nevertheless not only self
supporting, but pay on an average
2.5 per cent interest on the capital
expended. The Hungarian state roads
pay 3.5 per cent.
The system of charging fares on
the Austrian as we'll as the Hunga-
rian state railways is very inter-
esting one. 1t is known as the zone
tariff system, but is differenr for the
two countries. The distances are di-
vided up into zones, within which
the fares are uniform, the zones be-
ing from six to sixteen miles long.
The average fares are:
First-class-2.5 cents per mile.
Second-class-1.75 cents per mile.
Third-class-0.S5 cents per mile.
This system went into effect in
lima 1900 and $40 y,o,o;h;I;ks.~ ho.,.
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Belgian lines. AT present the charges

Belgian lines. AT present the charges
are:
First-class-3.6 cents per mile.
Second-class-2.4 cents per mile.
Third-class-1.6 cents per mile.
A comparison between the French
and German railroads affords the
best comparison between government
operated and privately managed rail-
roads. Here are two neighboring
countries, of comparatively the same
size, resources and conditions. IL
the accommodations of travel, the
safety, and even the rates. as will
be the case when the newly adopted
German rate tariff shall be in force,
are superior in the one country to
the same things in the other, what is
the cause if not The system Of man.
agementf
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Legal Notices.
lcoNrEsr.Nor1cE

:Department Of the Interior United States
Aana once. Dickinson, Nd. May. Goth. 1907,
a sufticient contest iafidavit having been
aled in this ONCE by Harris B.. Waller. Stfi-
water: n. D.. contestant. against Nicholas
NE Masye 7 homestead entry No. 1925. made june
y 3 1910 forl tns hoythwest Y of sec. q, twp.
lo2 a.; r. 90 ". ,S:bys. Nicholas;Meyer contestea.
which it ~ alleged that Nicholas MeyeTr,,
conteStee, never established his residence unon
said land; that he has never resided upon and
Gultlvated the same as is by law reauired:
mat ne has wholly abandoned the same and
na ass been continuously absent therefrom for a
ler1od OF more than six months Immediately
prior to the commencement Of this action.
wherefore said parties are hereby notified to
appear. respond and offer evidence touching
sa1g allegation at 10 o'clock q. n. on August !.
~, before 81; Sheldon, u S. Commissions
INST. OF North Dakota, at Saltwater. North
~ Ra a'o5a.i ana \ that final hearing win be held at
register and Receiver OF the United States
lana once in Dickinson, North Dakota
. me said contestant having, in q proper ana-
gavlt' nee May %, 1907: set forth facts which
SNOW mat after due diligence personal service
OF this notice cannot be made, it is hereby
Crdered and directed that such notice be gfyen
'Oy que and proper publication L..
oze5t S.M.F FERRIS, Register.
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CONTEST

Department Of the Interior United States
Land once. Dickinson. N. D., May 2Oth, 1907.
Z a su1ic1ent contest afadavit having been
MED IN this ONCE by Otto W. Carlson, Still
Water. n: p, contestant, against Louis +.
$%SS%shepepke's Homestead, entry No. 1909, made
= Ma g s''l9o6' for the qeA sec. ~, .twp.yl 1872 H.,
which it is alleged that said Louis F. scheppke,
on said land; that. he has never resided upon
ana cultivated the same as is required by law;
that he has wholly abandoned the same and
has been continuously absent therefrom for a
period OF more than: six months Immediately
prior to the commencement OF this action:
wherefore said parties are hereby notified to
appear. respond and offer evidence touching
said said allegation. OF 10 o'clock q: M. on Aug. :,
4SU1, before s. II Sheldon. us. Commissioner
Dist. OF North Dakota, at Saltwater, N. D..
and that final hearing win be held at loo'cloci
q. M: on August IA, 1907, before the Register
and Receiver at the United States land ONCE
In Dickinson, N. D. NJ
The said contestant having, in a proper
af1davit, filed May q, 1901, set forth facts
which Q that after due diligence personal
service Of this notice can not be made. it Is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
e-295t S. M. FERRIS Repister.
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CONTEST NOTICE

Department Of the Interior United States
Land Once, Dickinson, N. D., May is, 1907:
A sufficient contest afadavit having been
died in this office: by Cornelius Williams, con-
.estee. against Homestead entry No. 1881,
made May II. 1908, for sen. sec. &c. twp. is,
!. SO, BY Lewis K. Larson, contestee, in which
1t Is alleged that said entryman has failed to
establish and maintain residence on said land
as required by law; that he has not erected a
house thereon nor cultivated the same but has
totally abandoned said land for more than six
months last past: all of which dehnquencies
still exist and that said absence was not caused
through his employment in the army, navy or
marine corps Of the United States in time Of
war; said parties areshereby notified to appear,
respond and offer .eyidence touching said
alteration at 10 o'clock a. mss on Julxs3l. 1907.
before John CouEtneg.Ha notarytpubnc, at his
ONCE in Taylor, n. D.;and that Anal hearing
will be held at 10o,clock 4. m. on Aug IA, .l9O7,
before the Register and Receiver at the
United mte is States land of1es IL Dickinson, n. p.
davit, fled June e, 1eo7;sset forth facts which
Of this notice can not be made, It is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be
given by due and proper publication.
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coNrEsfsNor1cE

Department Of the Interior United States
Land ONCE, Dickinson; N: D., May %. 1907.
IA sufficient contest afadavit having been
FLED in this ONCE BY II. A. Lombard, Still
water. N. D., contestant, against Homestead
entry No: has, made June:5 1905, for. the SEX
OF sec. "a, twp. 1888 a., r. 100 W., by Gust Larson,
contestee, in ~hich.it is alleged that. said con.
testee has never established residence upon
said land; that he has never resided upon and
cultivated thesame'as Is by law required; that
he has wholly abandoned the same and has
been, continuously. :; absent therefrom for o
period of more than six months immediately
-prdor-to the commencement Of this action:
wherefore said parties are hereby notified to
appear. respond and offer evidence touching
said allegation at 10 O'Clock. a. m. on Aug. s.,
1901. before S. l.. Sheldon, us. Commissioner
ct Saltwater. VIM eounty.:N D., and that
hnal hearing will SShe held at 10 o'clock q. m.
on Aug. IS, the Register and
Receiver at the bniSed States land Office in
Dickinson, N. D. ..-,- 80
:, The said contestant having, in a-proper afa-
dayit, fled May g. 1907. set forth facts which
show that after due Diligence personal service
of this notice can not be: made. It is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be
given by due and proper. publication.
7-65t S. M. FERRIS Register.
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CONTEST NOTICE.

Department Of the Interior; United States
Land Office, Dickinson, N. d. May u. 1907.
a sufficient contest afidavft having. been filed
in this Office BY Peter Nunier, Saltwater. N.
Aomestead entry No. so7h made April :,
, ,so' IS so twp the 'ls e e. Of ~ - :. s1 Sv sso; 3 ! and d. I
3Gabe eontestee; Il which IT Il alleged that
fdence upo said land, that he has never resided
upon and cultivated the same Dc ia required BY
law, that he has wholly abandoned tho same
and has been eoentinuop.ly absent foIE period
the commencement. Of this actions, Mherefore
said parties, are hereby notified ~tosaappear.
allegation at 10 O'Clock :, g, on August 2, 1907,
81 esfS %er i; 1 Dsfeta. 81 Y satIiieGs9eP, Il s. Dist .sG
that final hearing go Eil1.es bold 81 loaa'elect .;
Receiver At the pnitedssstates LanaaaspaBce in
-. The snid contestant having, in a proper an.
dayit, aled Nay g. 1921, set forth facts which
sptthis notice can not be made, il ie hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
.6-295t &. M.FERRfS, Register.
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Notice
To A. j. Martin,
1890 North Clark Sta,
Chicago. III,

TO Pa Al !, Martin, ~ ~
Whereas: A certain contract in writing was
made and entered into between the Dakota
M@anito6a Land Company. a corporation OF
part. and psg YOU Mi a. ). Mar e party as nns Of he :; frs, 1ss
under and by. virtue Of the terms Of which con.
sell you, the said party. Of the Second Dart t.
the performance Of certain conditions, as
dasyr ses d9 ,ana IN said contract, the following
An Of section Thirteen us,) in Township
One Hundred Thirty;edight Gss.) north Of
Principal Meridian, said land being situated In
me county OF Stark. and State Of North
Whereas: Default has been made byyou, the
sale. party OF the second part. in the per-
formanc Of the terms and conditions OF said
contract in this. to wit. the failure to pay the
ps sss s d s9ss:se 10th day p Pm Nay 1905,
.4 4ss.oS 1ss.ee 1871 Say Of Of My Nay 1929 3sSs'
together with the taxes for the YEAR 1905
amounting to S2o. 20 and the taxes for the year
1893 amounting to $ss.@, in all a total Of seven
hudreths d,747.l) dollars. and .ss o l1
Whereas: The Dakota-Manitoba Land Com
p ponS: paf is BY o fs tas nGst s pars se IT, H1n sbtIe,asl5d
declare q forfeiture OF said; contract%anA;to
declare the same wholly null and void!s....a y;
Now Therefore: You, the said A. JYA&artin,
are hereby notified that the Said Dakota
Manitoba Land Company does hereby eIect:to
declare a forfeiture OF the same, and3ro:de-
clare the same wholly null and void, and to
cancel and terminate the contract, and the
same ishereby forfeited. cancelled and termi-
mated pursuant to the statute in such; case
made and provided, and such cancellation Hnd
termination will take effect on the Ist, day OF
September. AID. 1907. N I:e.
Dakota-Manitoba Land Company. By
l,v JIG. HAMMOND, President. :%sffi ~
:, Attest, 2 s.. TYLER, Secretary
E. E. Witnesses. #s;.'f
State of Minnesota. -
County of Ramsey. fss.
On this 18th day Of June. AED. 1907, before
me appeared J. e. Hammond, to me personally
known and who being duly sworn did say thai
he is the president of the Observation-Disclosures
Land Company, that the seal ah1xed to the
foregoing instrument is the corporate seal OF
said corporation, and that instrument was
executed in behalf of said corporation by
authority OF its board of directors. and said
J. G. Hammond Acknowledged said instrument
to be the free act and deed Of said corpora
ton. ~
ARTHUR CHRISTOFFERSON,
Notary Public. Ramsey County. MINI.
My commission expires March 27th, 1909. 7-63t
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Your Wind-Mils.
am prepared to oil and. take care Of
our wind.mills. make all necessary re-
airs etc. -:
E. WHITTIER.
BIDS WANTED

:. Bids will be received until 10 m. ofsthe 9th
Of July, 1907, for the erection OF nine school
houses IN School District No. 9. comprising
twps:. 135-f36, ranges 9697. in the County of
Hettinger, State of North Dakota.
Bids may be offered, for one or more of said
buildings and all bids should be marked Sealed
district. - -
Plans and specifications will be on file at
Gardner's store. New England, N. D., at the
PRESS ONCE, Dickinson, N. D., and with the
clerk of said district and may be inspected at
any time. fksg 80 - s,f'
The school board 81 said district reserves the
right to reject any or all bids, :.'
SUSIE HARRISON, Clerk.
6204t New England, N. D.
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Bids. Wanted

! Bids will.be r~eceivedtby the. Dickinson school
board until noon of August IA, 1907. for the
construction Of two school house additions.
'l4xl6 It.. q for. school No. 8. known as the
Miller school, and one for school No.. 6. Plans
and s~peci1catton may be seen at the office Of
the clerk In the PRESS building.
The successful bidder will be required to
furnish. q suitable bond.
The board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Address bids to the undersigned. marked
Sealed Building Proposals"
By order of the board.
N. L. AYERS, Clerk.
Dickinson. N. D.. July 8. 1907. 7-ls.5t
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WARNING NOTICE
Townshin 100 ronoe. o. ora oa..

Township 129, ranges 81 and 49,
To whom it may concern. We. the, under
signed, do hereby give notice to thexxheople
owning horses and cattle ranged in the, above:
described locality to remove them at 6nce
or the law viii be strictly enforced for any
damages lone. .,.sIK4s
J. I. Hort. "A. O. Nygaard, Ole ossMeby,
10. Nygaard, Ole E. Mellem, M. M. Reitan,
Andrew L. Dahl. Amt Opgrand, Peter [.
Skardahl, p. p. Jermstad, John Oien, Olga
Melby, Anton W. Clausen, Car Davidson, A.
Peterson. D. Davidson, Emelie johnson; John
Gabrielson, TheO. Christensen, Thos Peterson,
CLANS F1ugstad, Julia Solverson. PeterHauske,
Mrs. n. A. Anderson, Anna Jensen. ,Astrid,
Hildeleigen, Anton .Opgrand, Knud ;Askvik,
O.. Solverson, b. Smerud, o. B. Holden, Sam
Ophe1m. 6-294t
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Citation Hearing Petition for Appointment
of Administrative,
State Of North Dakota, -
County Of Stark, ss

State Of North Dakota, "se-
County Of Stark, IS.
In County Court, before Hon. John van der
II IN the matter Of the estate OF Knuud Knud.
Elsie Knudson. Petitioner, !.
Anr1ine Kna u. < Clara Citation bea,.
knndson, Lavine Knudson, ing petition Tor
knud knudson, Jr.. Annie appointment 81
hnudson, Warren knudson, administratriS
Kosaie knudson. John !;
knudson and Victor knud- =
Respondents. .
The state Of North Dakota to the above
named respondents. and all persons interested
NJ we Sne estate OF hnud knudson, deceased:
That Elsie knudson, the petitioner herein. has
hied IN this court her petition, praying that
1 EEn.,d 81 administration upon the estate Of
IN the county Of Stark and State Of North
Dakota. deceased be granted to Elsie Knud-
son Sea;+, surviving VI; i widow, and that the said
ms court on Monday on the 22nd day Of July
a !: IVY, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of thai
Gay, az the court rooms Of this court, in the
county OF Stark and state OF North Dakota,
ana you, and each Of you. are hereby cited to
p ae a ma appear ear before this court at said time
cause, II any there be, why the prayer of said
peIltlon should not be granted.
By the court:
j. VAN DER LAS. [Seal]
Judge Of the County Court,
Dated the 18th day of June, A. D. 1907.
Les me service OF the above citation be
made by publication thereof in the Dickinson
PEEss, 9 weekly newspaper printed and
PuDnsned at the city Of Dickinson Stark
J. VAN DER LAS. [Seal]
Judge OF; the County Court.
l. a. simpson, Atty. for petitioner, -Dickin-
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Lab. No. 4224. Brand, Vanilla Ex-
tract. "No-eke-wil." Producer or job
Der. w. B. & w. G. Jordan, Mime
apolis, Mimi. From a very poor quail
ity vanilla bean. Short measure.
Lab. No. 1921. Brand, Lemon Fla
vor. "Argood." Producer or jobber,
Fargo Mercantile Co., Fargo, N. D.
Not standard strength.
Lab. No. 1855. Brand, Vanilla and
Vanillin, Tonka and Coumarin Flavor
Ing Extract. Producer or jobber, Geo.
n. Newell & Co, Minneapolis, MINI.
Not as represented. 3.
Lab. No. ASA. Brand, Vanilla Ex-
tract. Tropical" Producer or jobber,
Atwood e. Steele Co.. Chicago, Ill.
Foreign color present; not standard.
Lab. No. 4502. Brand, Flavoring of
Vanillin. Coumarin and Caramel,
"Welnoan." Producer Or jobber, Foley
Bros. & Kelly st. Paul, MINI. Col
bred to initiate pure vanilla.
Lab. No. Asp. Brand, Extract Of
Vanilla (bulk). Retailer, s. L. Harris,
not standard.
Lab No. 1850. Brand, Vanilla Elk.
tract. (By request.) From George
AAAAO, IoA6O, ~. -. OUlOI, lOTclku
caramel. Not. official.
STANDARDIZATION
Lab. No. 1922. Brand, Dairy Milk.
From w. H. Osborne, Darcy, N. D.
Not standard.
Lab. No. 4351. New England Cider
keeeier. Producer of jobber, E. T.
Webb, Jackson, Michigan. Contains
benzoate Of soda.
Lab. No. 1879. Brand, Milk, Dairy.
From T. B. Whipple, Devils Lake, N.
D.. Not standard.
Lab. No. 4424. Brand, Buckwheat
Flour. Sent in by James Shea, Bath
gate, N. D. Contains wheat starch:
not pure.
Lab, No. 442s. Brand, Lard. Sent
In by c. NJ. Ziebach, Fort Totten, N. D.
Back lard with beef stearin; not stan.
dard.
Lab. No. 1851. Brand, Butter Color.
From LaMoure Creamery Co., La
Moure, N. D. A coal tar color.
Lab. No. 1854. Brand, C%ottolene.
Producer or jobber, the N. K. Fair
banks Co., Chicago, Ill. Cotton seed,
stearin and beef stearin. Not proper.
ly labeled.
Lab. No. 4614. Brand, Milk, Dairy.
From s. r. W. Pickard, Niagara, N.
D. Not standard.
Lab. No. 4643.. Brand, Dried Apples.
Producer or jobber, Fargo Mercantile
Co., Fargo, N. D. Are bleached and
not properly dried.
Lab. No. 1857. Brand, Dried Apples
(No. y. Producer or jobber, Park,
Grant & Morris, Fargo, N. D. Sulftes,
trace. Questionable.
Lab. No. 1866. Brand, Ice Cream.
Producer or jobber. George Prize, Far
Lab. No. 4667. Brand, Ice Cream.
Producer or jobber, Waldorf Pharm-
acy, Fargo. N. D.. Short measure; not
standard. :. -.
Lab. No. 4ses. Brand, Ice Cream.
Producer or jobber, P. j. B%ergquist,
Fargo n. D: Not standard and short
Lab. No. 44se. Brand, Dairy Milk.
Sent in by Mrs. r. Amundson, Hills
boro, y: D. Not standard; watered:or
Lab, No. 4457.. Brand, Quaker Oats.
Producer or jobber, American Cereal
Co., Chicago, Ill., Not, properly la
beled. -.
Lab. No. 1853. Brand, Olive OIL.
Labeled, DE. Luxe Salad OIL" Pro-
ducer or jobber;; Gaussle & Grant, St.
Thomas, N. D. Contains sesame oil.
Not olive oil. .-.u
Lab. No. 4671, Brand, Dried Apples.
Sent in by Mrs. A. NJ. Beede, Rolla,
n. D. Turned green on soaking in
water. Trace of tin: present. question
able. @'2ir
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BIDS WANTED

Notice Is hereby given that the school
board OF Fischer School District No, is,
Stark county. Is prepared to receive bids for
the erection Of. one school house In accordance
with plans and specifications. tosbe seen at the
ohneeiof. the clerk and at,thasDaglum post
once; said bids win he:reca3ys4E hly the under
signed until noon. Of July 2ssssi807, and will be
opened and considered by the board at 3
O'Clock p. m. of said date. The successful
bidder will be required to furnish bond in q
sum double the anount.o Of centraet price.
all bids. "s%% "SSS ~, go 49,
L BY order of the board.
...f. =, FRANK KRUEGER, Clerk.
4. Dated at DaRlnn,, q esk;aI99 e-s95t
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COMPUTATION o

Department of the Interior, Land Ofice at
Dickinson. N. D., jun Is, 1907. =.
Notice is hereby given that Fred Gullickson'
OF Fayette, N. D., has fled notice of his In
tention to make final Communication proofin
support Of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No.
400 made u 8. 1903, for the nwA SEQ. 20.
twp. l45 n.,r r. SO W., and; that said; proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver at
Dickinson, N. D.. on August g 1907, !: ~
He the following. Nttnesses ys;proye
OF the land, viz: L. .O:%Veldey, HelehIAnSeth,
both. OF 4Fayette, ND, John GrandSs. G1llick
Olson, both Of OakdaYe,,:N. D. ..... I'll |;ssI
7-13I6t| s S.M.fFERRiS, ReffSter.
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6-204t
Notice

Bids for hay privileges or grazing on the fol-
lowing land for year 1907, viii be received by
July 18th, VIZ: twp. 1871, /. So. sections 1, 8, 5. I.
Q. IL, IS, Is and II; twp. 1872. r. 81, fractional
sections !. 8; 5, al Of sections 7, g, II. 10. II, 10.
81 IS; IL, 10, 81. 81. ~. o. Is, rs. and IS, and
fractional sections 8, 5 and&y9: also twp. 1888.
r. 81, secs. 15-23-25s7-33 and 49,. AL. persons are
w~arnedStha grazing ~orscutting hay is hereby
prohibited on the above named land. For the
owners, GEO. A::TURELL, Committee. e-22-tf
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Notice

Township 1870, Range o4s..Ss8gSN
signed, will give ten AssHySHltad8NSEH people
owning horses and catt1e4& above:
described :localiby@to 4hAe RthsMN6 they viii
be- r s %Rs Gys sRtfM ! tafey dPsunty authorities.
NORA HONSEY. Z,
HENRY ELLINGSON. 4 ~
: L. L.. NELSON. 4 :=c...ss,.--g, M Ss.
: DORTHEA F. ,OLSTAD. ses
OLE J. OLSTAD. ~, .5sHf
MARTIN G. PEDERS0NSs
EDWARD RAMSEY: JS&e..yrMs itM
JOHANNES; MAURUD. ,S%aI. iiee-eo4p
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COMPUTATION o

Department. OF the Interior, Land once at
Dickinson, ND. July 8, 1907. z
Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Ann
GitchellO of Belheld, N. D., has filed notice Of
herintention to make final Communication proof
in support Of her claim. VIZ: Homestead Entry
"a, twp. 1885 n. r. 100 W, and that said proof viii
be made before the Register and Receiver at
DSHnson, n: =, on august e. l9O7.
her continuous residence upon, and cultivh-
ton OF the land, viz: Arthur P. Bradberry.
Jacob x: Brauch. Charles A...Brauch, Peter
1856 / s.. M. FERRIS, Register.
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Wanted to Purchase;

Two tracts not to. exceed $500 in
Southern Hettinger 90 am. also boxing
what suits. Please name price and
terms in first letter, no fancy prices con-.
sidkTed. Address F.. NJ RouRKE, Lis
bohyN. p. = - I2-22atf.
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go u = 'U'.s.e - d
BIDS WANTED.

Bids swill.be received until IL ID. OF the 9th
dag. of July, 1907, Tor the eragtion OF, seven
tWps: lsa. j. ee.and 81, 1.-THE county 81
sHattinger. State; Of North Dakota. -
y Bids may be offered fnrGone sorsmore of said
buildings and all. bids should be marked
IS ealed Bids and addressed to NJ. J. Horn.
New England \. D., clerk OF Dist. No. 10.
4 Plans and specifications will be on file at
3postonice OF NewsEngland, at the PRESS Office
of Dickinsonand with the clerk Of said district
and may bes1nspected at, any time.
.Sa. The schoUf board Of! said district.reserves
sAalhe Iaa9ht:tpsfejectSany or all bids.
EeG4Se.4tSs.t. ~ N. j. HORN. dis. Clerk.
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Bids Wanted

The county commissioners will receive bids
up to noon OF July 81, + for furnishing the
county with 100 tons, more or less, deep-mined
Ignite coal for. the ensuing year. to. be de-
house A. L. ea bids Coal Bt3s's and address to
ssssyss.s US WHITE County Auditor.
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Bowman County OFFICIALS

The balance of the county officials for
Bowman county have been appointed
and their commissions have been issued.
They are as follows: F.. P. Totem,
states attorney;:J.C {. Hughes, register of
deeds { C:C: Mills;Ieeunsy surveyor; Prof.
The Dickinson press., 1907-07-20
'.Enit Sale

,A:go6d buncn IF we'll bred Percherons
horses from 1900 to 1900 pounds, will
sell entire bunch or in car lots These
horses are good individuals. Will be
sold soon. DUFF and Sons, Sand Creek,
N. D. ny 6.22.tf