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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-26
ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT
For the Year Ending Dec. 81. 1907.

~ the condition and affairs Of the North
western Mutual Fire Insurance Company
81 Fargo n. D., organized under the law
OF the State OF North Dakota, made to
the Commissioner of Insurance Of the
state Of North Dakota, in pursuance Of
the laws Of said state
President, A. K Tweto.
Vice President, Henry Erickson.
Secretary, ]. II. Dahl.
Principal 4osE Office ls Broadway, New
Attorney for service in the State of
North Dakota:
Commissioner Of Insurance, Bismarck.
N. d.
Organized or incorporated, Jan. 8, 1907.
Commenced business, Jan. g. 1907.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-06-26
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.

S1ATE OF NOH1H DAKOIA, [
Office Of Commissioner of Insurance.
I, E. G. Cooper, Commissioner of Insur-
ance Of the State of North Dakota. do
hereby certify that the foregoing is true
abstract Of the original statement now on
file in this office.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand ana affixed the seal Of this
office at Bismarck the LIST day Of May,
A. D. 1908.
(Seal.) E. C. COOPER,
Commissioner Of Insurance
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North Dakota Business

Total risks taken during the
year ................
Total premiums received dur
ing the year ................
Total losses incurred during
the year Observation-Disclosures.
Total amount Of losses paid
during the year..
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Expenditures.

Paid for losses ..............
Paid for matured endow-
mentS ................
Paid to annuitants. .........
Paid for surrender policies.
Cash surrender values APP
piled in payment of premi-
u1NS ...............
Dividends paid to policyhold-
eTS
Dividends paid to stockhold-
ers ..............
Cash paid during the year
for commissions and SAL
Rents paid during the year..
Taxes paid during the year..
Cash paid for advertising.
Cash paid for committing
commissions ...............
Total disbursements. Acct
dent Health and Liability
business ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Amount of all other cash ex-
pend1tureS .................
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26

r R UNDREDS II Newark soldiers policemen, fremen, letter-caTiers n
g. schodboys are in training for the big indoor athletic meet at the First
&s = Regiment Arnory, which will De held on April in thfsc city,
In order to stimulate interest In the big event n to bring out the best
athletes in this city, THE EVENING STAR hasd donated over fifty gold, silver
and bronze medals. TO be awarded to the winners in the different eyents o The
athletic programl
In view of khe fact that THE STAR has taken such a stand to pro
mote interest I'M athletics in this city and to make Newark rank high in
this branch of sport. the entry list this year is larger than everb before.
Not only isl all of the best talent available in the ranks OF the militia
companies entered for the events, but the police, nremen, leter-carrfers
and schoobo$s have taken Up The matter with considerable interest.
Several weeks ago THE EVENING STAR representatives met the ev"-
uuve copamittee of the regiments athletic board din regard to the proposition
t~Szefds medals TO the wsnners1 The resuht was highly pleasing o the SOL
~6hrs, who believe that local athletes will appreciate the generosity Of THE
EVENING STAR and do their BEST to make the meet a notable one
# One and all of the executive com nttee fet certain that the donation of
medals by THE STAR would prove a big boom or athletics in Newark
Several hundreds has been expended by THE EVENING STAR to fur
nsh these trophies for the successful athletes The medals are pronounced
by the executive committee of the soldiers TO be the nos expensive N
most suitable ever given for the winners of n indoor meet
The committee has arranged an interesting and varied program of events
for HI evening. The novces will show their speed in the 75yard dash,
which is open to the members of the regiment only.
The schooIboy athletes are interested particularly in the onelm1e inter
- scholastic relay race, which is open to all schools A quarterInte handicap
run for policemen, drenen. letter-carrers and health inspectors is sur to
no little interest. 1t is the first i'm tat a event of this kind RAJ
set aside for athletes in these city departments.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26
BRONCOS WILL BE
READY APRIL |.

ROCHESTER,, March 26.-All the big
league material purchased for the
Rochester team of 1908 will report at
Havre de Grace April l, or a day or two
later, B-uckenberger was in possession
yesterday of letters from both Holly.
the new shortstop. and Batch, a now
outieldeI. Although neither has signed
a contract both will be in line at Havre
de Grace. Each states that he prefers
to have a quiet little talk with the
Bronco manage before signing, but
this will not keep either from reports
ing. Holly has a notion that st. Louis
has some kind of a reserve tag on his
services and that he might be recalled
to that team. B~uckenberger wrote the
shortstop that he was purchased out
right by Rochester and that st. Louis
has no iufther call on his services.
Holly. however, says that before he
signs he wants some assurances that
in case he works we'll enough to go
back to the big league, that st. Louis
be denied any nance Of purchasing
him. B~uckenberger said that this mat
ter will be all Strengthened out when
Holly reports.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26

MACON, Ga, March 26.-It begins to
look as il Bill Hinchman would draw
down one of the positions as utility
man this season. Bill has been worked
entirely on first base this spring, but
as yet he cannot come up to Stovall as
a guardian of tho first cushion. Stovall,
on the other hand. has worked almost
entirely at second base and in the out
field.
AS remarked before. this was done TO
let Bill become more proficient in the
art of playing first. Stovall, however,
is considered the regular first sacker
and when the season opens Hinchman
viii probably be RELOCATED to the bench
or to left field, more likely the former
position.
1t will depend largely upon how Josh
Clarke does in left. Just at present
Josh is playing that field splendidly and
getting on first as often or moro often
than any other player on the team.
Already ne has drawn twelve bases on
balls, in addition to getting a fair
quota of hits.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26

A.. j.. oberle. National Turn Vereln. New
ark; r, H.. Lnminis, Twenty-second Regi-
m ligb I a. mo A. New York H. D. C. K Sy TSs
Thum. unattached; X. G. Koch, N. Y. A..
c.; 4. II. Jackson, Orange y. M. c.. Al:
York; J. i. Moore, West Side Y. NJ. G. A.,
New York; G. L. Schoninger, West Side
Y. M. G. A., New York.
75-Yard (novice; 'closed-H. WILLIAMS.
Colly, Company c; L. Manthy. Company
man, Company r; W. i. human, Company
e; w. Adds, Company l; G. Jacobus, Com
pany l; +, Hart. Company /; r. Bltters,
Company /: J. Murphy, Company G.; s..
Mills, Company G.: r.. Hailes, Company 6;
B.. Greenfield, Company @, j. Nilsson, COM
pany G.; NJ. Fass, Company X.
Mile (closed)-company j. First Regi-
ment, second team, p. Leuhker, II. Bau-
derman, 4 uhley' 9. yresland. Company
G. Glazier, E. Regan, o. Eekert, c. Me-
Lorinan.
Potato Race-w. schmitt. Company G;
Richard OPP. Company II; Ralph Bitters,
Company I; J. Masterson, Company /; w.
Wagner, Company !; s. Mills, Company G;
G.. Scott, Company G; M. Fass. Com
pany Is.
Sack Race (closed)-J. j. Lawrence. Com
pany e; j. A. Bradshaw, Company Il: NJ.
Byron, Company c.: w. Adds. Company l..
F. Hart, Company l; r. Bitters. Company
Company ]; A. Jenkins, Company b.
nnemVaIter scbv4in Isarrnnd 1unis = lar
rison. W Dempsev ! Donovan s,,,siit1te
Gne-mlle Relsv G,endicap. "nan ~ cInhsi
grew and Tanoan vast Sidsa v
Nv yorl, c;1y " vya. r.
scbn abeI 4, ~ 9T,reise IN Hsabnnt, . -
C9G, n y ~ -. = ny ] q
Shnne I5n.tscnutas' [Irlay tnanuigap'
aoeesehs fIepaia,oIg oSu0ol, SiLierlhE'
nlgh sehool' Smllh, clarke, Heinrichs and
WaBher.
One-lnile Run thandicap; open)-P. LORI,
Hewatt unattached; J tOberle, u. a; G.;
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26

More Entries Announced.
Additional entries to the list already
announced were given out last night.
They are:
One-uuarter-Mile Run (handicap; closed)
j.. J. Lawrence. Company d Jack Thor
worth, Company C; J.. Colly, Company G.;
j. Masterson, Company ]; W. wagner,
95n9ard handicap; closeD-B. w. Wells,
Company e; Jack Thorworth, Company. q;
w. ii. Schreve. Company c.; #. Manthy,
Company G.; w. Machines, Company, g;
A. +. Stegnan, Company e; W. Adds,
Company I; G.. Jacobus, Company l; w.
Wagner, Company j; Il. Mills, Company G;
G.; Scott, Company G. II sa..
Company c.; j. A. Bradshaw, Company e;
J. Masterson, Company i: J. Nilsson, Com
pany G; T. Stoll, Company q; M. Fass,
one-mile Relay (handicap; open to ANA
teur clubs)-G. Stacy, Il. Hocy, II. Gregory,
w. Llndsell, j. Mcnamara, J. Shaunnessy,
Atchason, A. McDonough, c. p. Kautzman
and C. ]. Clark, of Xavier A. A.; Iarkin,
Murray. Nichols and soddington, second
Nichols, c. ]. Clark, p. ]. Murray. i. j.:
Soddington, +. S. Flood. Bart Freeman aud
]. NJ. Cahill. Xavier a. A.; p. y. LISA, r.
chow, r. Stevenson and u. Klemberger, ST.
Bartholomew Club. New York city.
One-mile Relay (amateur handicap; open
to clubs)-E. II. Won Filling, r. J. Doody,
Mohawk A. G., New York; p. Larkin, p.
]. Murray, w, Nichols, a. McDonough. G.
Kaufman, all of xavier A. g; Harry
Harry Haywood. jr., NJ. y. A. G, on an
entry blank asked to ,De placed as scratch
man in the 6O0-yard handicap, is also entered
in the athletic club relay.
One-quarter Mile Run %(novice; closed
II. williams, Company &C. c.. Dougal,
Company c.; w. Schmitt, Company G; f.,
Gender, Company NJ; w F. Nunnn, Com
pany 10; j. Masterson. Company /; $.
Mills. Company G.; r. Hailes, Company. q;
r. Greenfield, Company G; j. Cummins,
Company G.
600-Yard handicap; openl-F. S. Manners.
Second Regiment, n. q. n. y; Charles p.
Kaufman. Xavier A, A. Andrew McDon-
AFC.; w. Burke, N. ". A. G.: ]. McNa-
mara. Gordon A. A., New York; w. j.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26
BISONS OUT FOR
STIFF PRACTISE.

COLUMBIA, S. c., March 26.-stcady
rain all night looked bad for the train
ing season, but yesterday afternoon tue
sky cleared and the Bisous got out Tor
a gruelling practise at which everybody
showed up well. The players are maxi
ing the best OF the unfavoraple weather
conditions. IT has rained off and on
since the arrival of the herd.
George Mcconnell reported last nieht'
coming from his home in Anderson ).
G., where there's a young Mcconnell
now. the proud fathers almost single
tonic of conversation. though he docs
manage to declare that he is in splen-
cid condition
Hunter Hill, who was due to report
here today, wires Manager Smith mat
he will be unable to leave Austin. Tex,
for several days. His brother is serl-
ously i'll.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26
DAVIDSON IS
ALMOST SURE
OF NAP BERTH

MACON, Ca, March 26.-Homer
Dawson, the Cleveland boy probably
stands a better chance of making goo1
in the majors than any other kid In
the sixteen big league training camps
this spring. With only three ~baekstops
under contract and a 20 to / shot that
the management will carry three catch
crs this season, there seems to be no
way out of the league for the ex-bank
clerk. All he has to do is to show Man
ager Lajoie that thers Is the least
chance that he will some day be of
value TO the club, and judging from
he young fellows work so far he will
be able to dc that much, and probably
more.
IF Davidson sticks in the majors he
will have made a record seldom ac-
complished, that of going from semi
professional ranks to the majors with
out using a single minor league as a
stopping stinc. Few have attempted a
leap of hat size and landed safely.
The Cleveland boy has every chance
in the world to make good. He has no
one to buck for a position with the
Maps; nc has W. frst-class catchers
to take Lessons from; he is working for
a management that will give him every
opportunity to stick, and has every in
centive hat could be placed before q
youngster. If he does make good,
Davidson probably will not be used in
more thar five or ter championship
games. but he can learn a great deal on
the bench and the following year be
able to jump in and work his turn be-
hind tho willow.
Speed is the best point Davidson has
shown so far. He bunts well and gets
down to first fast. IN a week or so ne
will be given n chance 70 show how well
he can handle a pitcher under fire and
| give demonstrations OF his pegging
ability.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26
FoxinR Mt Bateman,s.

A strong card of Foxing bouts is
down for tonight at Bateman's Boxing
Academy, Bellville Hall. Among those
who will appear are; ole Lelpond VS..
Jimmie Smith; Jimmie Piazzie VS.. Ed
die Vaughn; Johnnie Strong VS.. Steve
White; Gus liver VS.. Teddy Fields;
Kid Ham VS.. Frank Certify; ole Muz-
zor VS.. Ed. Towers; Fred Feig VS.. Fred
Neiburg; Bert Chambers VS.. John
Jays; AL Spiro VS.. Unknown.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26

JERSEY CITY, March 2e.-Yester-
day was reporting day for a number
of the players who are expected to for
tify this city for another fight for an
Eastern League pennant, and a large
number of this years candidates Tor
the places to be filed responded to the
summons of Manager Bean.
The men that arrived yesterday and
went to work are the pitchers and
catchers. Five of the twirlers and
three catchers responded yesterday, and
with the presence Of Manager Bean
and Kelly, an infielder from Albany,
who accompanied Fitzgerald, ten men
were in action during the afternoon IN
pitching, catching and batting the ball.
The members of the first days squad
are George ~Pfanmiller. Lew Wiltse,
Manser, Ira Plank and Otis, of the
pitching department: George Vande-
grift, Fitzgerald and Bailey, catchers,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26
ADVANCE SQUAD OF SHELTERS REPORT;
OTHER LEAGUE TEAMS ARE PREPARING
Jersey City Batteries Show Up for Spring Training.
Buffalo Bunch Have Boiling Out at Columbia.
BrOnCOS Ready to Go SOuth--Only Few
Toronto Players Report.

and Manager Bear and Kelly, infeid-
ers. The rest of the pitchers are ex-
peeted tomorrow or within a a or
two. This Is the earliest arrival OF
players even made since Jersey City
has been in the league. April has
always been the reporting day, and will
be this year for the fielders, but Man
ager Bean desired to give his batteries
the chance to warm up for the spring
games, which start in one week from
| next Saturday. and he summoned the
pitchers and catchers a week ahead
of the others.
The team is admitted to be faster
in the outtield with DeGroff at centre
and Clement and Hanford on either
side. Or the inield, with Rodenfeld at
second base and James Morgan at
third, with Bean at short and Merritt
on first. there viii be a big gain in
strength ON the base line.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26
STOVALL TO PLAY FIRST
FOR BLUES NEXT SEASON

1t is thought that he will be able TO
play the sun field all right, for he has
had TO play it in Kansas City and In
dianapolis in the American Association.
Another thing that will help him this
year is the fact that Cleveland will be
away from home almost the entire
month of May, which has always been
the worst month OF the year for he
%sunfielders at the Cleveland baseball
park.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26
KRUEGERS BEST
TURNER BOWLERS
IN CLOSE GAMES
NEwARK LEAGUE RECORD.

There was plenty Of good pinnlng in evi-
dence when the Gottfried Kruescr Asso-
citation and National Turn Verein bowlefs
FLASHED in a Newark League match on the
former organizations alleys last night. inc
Kruepers captured the odd game. The Ma
fionals started well, accounting for 97 In
the opening game, and won easily, the
Kruegers stopping at ssl. Then the home
team woke up and advanced to 9I3, largely
rs n result OF Dennebanm's spectacular go.
The last and deciding game was n fine bat
tie, the Kruegel;s, with 922, finishing G
enteen pins ahead. Carl kleiber averaged
2O3.1 with high scores Of 234 and 215. The
Scores all follow:
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26
NOACK BEATEN BY
PUMP, OF NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, March 26.-Bllly Noack,
who hns taken William Weingarth's place
as the representative Of the Tuxedo alleys,
In Newark, lost n hard match to Fred
Pump. jr., on the Crotona alleys. last night.
1t took twelve games TO decide the con-
test, the hfth being a tie. Pump averaged
800 1-3 aud Noack 1856 Ia.
Noack's best score was made in the iirst
game when he tailed 224. while Pump Sc
cured but 1879, Pump handed in 267 in the
ninth game and wound up with ITALICS OF
233 and 235, tits last exhibition having the
effect of defeating the visitor. The scores:
Noack, 22l. l92, 1S2, 1913, 1870, l0I' III, ioS'
1879, 179, 1sS, 202.
Pump. 1s9. 100, 2ee. 1893. 1s9, 2i5, 16S, 19S'
267, I76, 1888, 235.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26

Jr. O. U. A. NJ; League.

- - III -
ISL 973 922I Totals ..,.9H e31 500
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26
MERIT.
FEw TORONTO PLAYERS REPORT.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March
26-very few Toronto players have re-
ported as yet to Manager Kelley. The
weather is wet but warm. Phyie.
,wotell, Kilroy. Jennings, Pearson "a
new catcher), and Edward Rudolph, the
outnelder. have reported.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26
Tuxedo Tournament

On
Individual Match.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26
OPENING GAMES.
--
Three-man Bowling Tourney
Starts on Empire Alleys.

Opening matches were decided last night
in the three-man team bowling tourna-
ment on Woelae's Empire alleys. The
Nantes took two games from the Empire
A trio and repeated the trick against the
Empire b team. The Empire A aggre-
CATION got two games from the Empire b
team. The scores:
- ~ Aru4rT
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-26
STARS MEDALS FOR WINNERS OF MEET
AT ARMORY BRINGS OUT MANY ENTRIES
Handsome Prizes Will be Awarded to Successful
Athletes Soldiers, Police, Fremen, Letter
Carriers and SChOOl-bOyS to Compete at
ArnOry Games on April |.

+ ~ UNDREDs Of Newark soldiers. policemen, fremen, lett@carriers and
60 schoolboys are in training for the big indoor athletic meets al n First
& = Regiment Arnory which will be held on April in this city
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