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New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
MANY GUNNERS OUT.
Palmer and Stephenson Divide
Honors at the Crescent Traps.

Honors were easy yesterday IN the Crescent
Athletic Clubs New Years trapshootng contest.
which began at 10 a m and continued until dark
at the Parkway Driving Club track. between
Lowell VI Palmer and G.. G.. Stephenson. Palmer
won two fifteen target trophy matches. one with
a full score and the other with thirteen hts
high figure In the fifteen target shoot ths
team captained BY Palmer the winner. vita
a total score Of 81 against Il scored By r. B.
Eanderveer's team.
Stephenson. with a handicap OF three. won the
principal trophy of the day-tne Holiday Cup He
and A e Hendrickson tied with scores Of . each
and in the shoot-or which was watched with
great interest by throng Of spectators. stephen
won a fifteen target trophy earlier In the day
with a full score. he and E C. Brewer having
tied and shot OF at five targets.
The fine weather brought out the biggest field OF
trapshooters so far this season. the new faces
being H P. Marshall. " Hubbard. jr-. and .
shevIin. Some 45oo targets used during the
days sport. The light not favorable. the
summaries showing only eight fun scores
G. Z Brewer won a 25-target match with q score
OF "a and a handicap of ) The other i5-target
trophies equally divided between J. P Far
child y Hubbard. jr.. F. 3 Stephenson and G J.
McDermott. each OF whom won match W. W
Marshall and Z G. Brewer shooting against
field of twelve others. tied with full scores Of
Is and. instead Of shooting of. they divided the
prize r B Stephenson. l. NJ Palmer and j. p
FairchiId tied with Is as their top figure. and in
the shoot-of Stephenson won with a.
The leading fixtures follow
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
FAST RUN TO HOUNDS.
Jack Razclins Gets a Fall, but
Escapes zeith Shaking Up.

Hampstead. Long Island. Jan. l (SpeciaD--New
Years Day was celebrated by number of the
members of the Meadow Brook Club by having a
cross-country run this afternoon behind the fast
pack of English fox hounds. Although the hounds
were only chasing small aniseed bag, there was
lust as much excitement though they were trail
ing a live Reynard and the huntsmen took as
many chances at the stiff fences as though there
was brush at the end of the run
The ground slightly frozen to-day. but not
enough TO make jumping dangerous. and a party
in traps and automobiles followed the run by way
of the convenient highways The meet was at East
WiIiston and the pack put in at the cross
roads where they caught the scent. At the Roslyn
powerhouse the scent lifted for few min
utes after stiff mile
When next released the pack crossed the Taber
UiIIetts place and the Townsend estate. and then
east to the Robert Bacon place and on TO the
Parks estate ard the J. Phipps place where the
rim ended Several who had started with the pack
were compelled to pull out before the end. as the
pace was fast and the jumping stiff
While crossing the VelsOr farm Jack Rawlin5,
who has Just recovered from dislocated shoulder
blade attempted to save distance by jumping q
piCket fence and as a result his mount peckcd
and came down heavily. Mr.. RawIins was not
seriously injured although badly shaken up. He
was st.le 70 remount and ride TO the finish by way
of the roads.
Those 10 finish w R. Grace, who had
charge of the pack in the absence of Samuel VIII
let's H s Page, Mrs. James Burden, Miss Cor
nelia Bryce r F. Pot and the two whips, Lam
bert and Harmon. who h came cropper at the
same fence Just before the finish, but were not
injured.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
At THE ". Y. A. {. TRAPS.
j. j. ODOnOhue Uins the Holiday
Cup from Small Field

Il was another of-dsy al the Travers Island
traps of the New York Athletic Club YESTERDAY.
Only nine gunners reported for the holiday shoot
although the weather conditions were all that
could be desired The holiday cup at twenty-five.
and the first leg on the January cup At fifty tar
gets were the most important events on the pro-
granlme and each furnished excellent sport Fred
Pelham. shooting with handicap OF four. won
the leg the monthly fixture. with card OF a
J. J. O'Donohue took the holiday fixture with a
score OF twenty-four blue rocks 70 his credit.
Z z Pelham was also high gun rhe weekly
leg for the Souer trophy II is a twenty-five bird
event and with a handicap Of one, the clever gun
rer broke tventy-fOuT. In two CT the other events
Fred Hodgr1an and J. !. o. DOnohue tied for the
prize Each shOOt-off was taken b. NJ. HOdgman.
who was also the winner % another of the
club trophy shoots c. J. O'Donohus. jr.. was The
winner OF other twenty-five bird events G "
Billings made the best Of the afternoon "a
the leg for the January cup Mr.. Billings shoOtins
from scratch. broke forty-four out Of a possible
ffty targets. The scores in the leading events fol-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
CR4GIN BROTHERS LOSE.
Bryan and Clark Hin Indoor Title
of 7th Regiment.

1t was necessary TO fight out the doubles lawn
tennis championship match through the limit or
five sets before Robert T. Bryan and Norris s.
Clark yesterday cnched their holding of the title
The victory marked the third consecutive winning
of the honors in the annual indoor tournaments or
the 7th Regiment. Bryan and Clark started 10
make a runaway of the meeting, and on the third
set they were once within point of the cham
nionship at % and $50. only TO have their op-
moments Calhoun and Arthur S. Cragin, make a run
of five straight games and capture the set In the
deciding set the Cragin brothers displayed flash
of form which sent them ahead at 2-lovc- They
couId not hold the pace however, and Bryan and
clark finally made a great pull up and won by a
score of SIS. e. -, 36, 20.
In the semi-fnal round OF the singles Bryan
.,ica holder OF the titIe and winner of 1901. met
6sfeat AT the hands OF Calhoun Cragin- In both oil
rba sets Bryan gained material leads which ne was
,,pabIa 70 maintain. He was always erratic and
,eak at the critical stages. The summaries folio"
seventh Regiment championship srges semi ina
9eS75-aI noun C,ragin defeated Robert T. Bryan st"
and
lsinnsb,, round,-R Robert T. Bryan and Norris >
CIa-l 5efeafeA Calhoun Cragn and Arthur ; tiasH'
Ga e. 5-I. 80 -.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
BIG SHOOT ENDS IN H TIE.
Forty Marksmen Turn Out at the
Bergen Beach Traps.

One of the biggest shoots Of the year took place
at th. traps OF the Bergen Beach Gun Club yes
terday. II was the annual New Years Day sweep
stakes. and more than forty well known narksmen
were present The principal event was a distance
handicap at sixteen seventeen and eighteen yards.
A prize was offered in each division. and re-
entries were allowed In Class George Kouwen-
hoven and L II. Shorty tied for first prize with
scores OF "A targets each A l. Seymour was high
gun in Class 3. which had 70 shoot from the Il
yard mark His card was 43. A L Burns broke
thirty-nine bluerocks from the I5-yard mark ard
so won in Class c.
Besides the main event there were fifteen minor
trophy shoots The majority OF these were AT nf-
teen targets and the prizes were well divided In
these the gunners all shot from scratch. and
IN several instances perfect scores were returned
II. ". Dreyer did the most shooting os the day. he
shot in thirteen OF the trophy events and IN al
broke 1s1 out Of possible 195 targets
The leading scores follow
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
GERMANS MAY ROW HERE.

Although the Olympic rowing championships on
the Thames River in England will prove strong
attraction to oarsnlen all over the world, there IS
a possibility that Germany will be represented az
the chief regattas in this country. Vladimir Sand
who competed on the Potomac last summer, has
been busy in his country stirring up the German
o8rsmen with stories or the fine treatment ne re-
csfved in America and advising them TO come to
this country summer
From reports received from the other side II
seems now as if the Hellas Rowing Club, Of Berlin
couId ne induced to send two three crews TO the
national regatta provided part of their expenses
uere Maid bv the rowing authorities of this country
II would be good thing for the sport In the
United States if this brought about, for with
the Canadian crews deck the regatta would
take on a truly international favor and prove big
drawing card.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
CHAMPIONS IN TIE GAME.
Camerons ana Brooklyns Furnish
Erciting Match.

Some two Thousand spectators saw an eXclIng
association football match at Marquette OVai III
RrookIyn yesterfa5 afternoon, when the CaIi-
erons holders of the New York Amateur Associa-
ton Football League championship, met the eleven
of the Brooklyn Football Club. For time II
seemed as though the Brooklyns, who have peelA
showing their best form recently, would prove 'oo
much for the league champions. In the end now
ever the Camerons displayed strong staying pow
a-s and nuIled ont of the game with tie at two
goals for each team.
Great delight was shown by the onlookers "hen
the Brooklvns established a lead of two soaIs III
the first half J. P Stuart, centre forward 1or tiie
home team started the scoring with ratIins sho'
that beat the Cameron custodian completely a
Hampson followed up the advantage oy Securing
FROM inside left before the call of half time IN
the second half ". Grove, inside right for lne
Camerons set about cutting down the Lead aha
succeeded in placing first goal TO the creole Oh
his side When the excitement was the hl6heSI
" Cameron centre forward for the v1s1lors' Iounu
the net with pretty shot that tied the score me
situation remained unchanged until the END Inc
IlAyT
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02

PHILADELPHIA Jan l (SpeciaD-Playing against
the eleven OF the Philadelphia Cricket Club az
Wissahckop to-day. the association football team
of the Staten Island Football Club, of New York,
succeeded in making tie with the local cracks
after a closely contested match, wherein the play
ers of both sides seen to excellent advantage
Repeated attempts TO score at the expense of the
visiting goakeeper frustrated by the sterling
defence of A Van der Zee, supported by B. Tabor
and E Sndeu backs Eventually {. b Jen-
nings sent in a difficult cross shot from outside
right which penetrated the Staten Island goal.
It fell to Captain e. c. Jenkins, playing right
haIfback to tie the score with sharp low shot
from nlix-up fr0rt of the Philadelphia
From then on until the end of the game victory
eluded the strenuous efforts Of both teams. E
Dwyer. captain of the Columbia University eleven,
figured on the Staten Island side and played his
position at inside right with commendable efficiency
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS WIN.
Defeat English Team When Game Seems
Hopelesslv Lost.

Australia has Won Tho frs test match OF the
series Of Eve cricket games, which are TO be
Ylayea This winter with the English team in
Australia. The game MS played at Sydney and
extended over six playing days from December
% 10 u England u-e time seemed to have
march won, for. needing "a, the Australians
lost half their wickets Cor g. Armstrong and
McAlister tncu made uscfU! stand, but the
former was ont at i24 that with only four
wickets IN hand the Australians stn required
80 win
The position seemed hopeless for the remaining
fsatsrnen. wiki the possible exception Of Cotter.
did look al all likely TO make many runs But
Carter Haztt and Cotter rose 10 the occasion
end although when the eighth wicket fell the
Australians were stan 81 runs behind. the Two
boxIers Hazlitt and Cotter remained uncon-
ouereo and the match won with two wickets
70 spare The totals We're England. 273 and 300;
Australia 20 and 20 FOR wickcts. George Gum
headed the English batting in ach innings with l1s
and
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
sAR1ENDERS UNDER SURVEILLANCE.

A number of scouts were detailed YESTERDAY ny
- po-.a,ders. Union TO visit cafes and saloons
-, saa that union men would not order drinks with
ont first seeing that bartenders displayed the
,p,op hutton adopted by the Barteuders' Union the
only official emblem beginning with yesterday Ac-
cording to the bartenders. there are a hainoer VI
,nion men who have acquired a taste for nom
,,,ion drinks and for the mex: day or two the
scouts will be on the watch 20 catch some OF them
manning and il caught in the act they VIII De re-
norted 10 the unions 10 which they belong TO be
disciplined according TO their rules Last eVehliis'
II was said some had been caught ana they VIII DC
reported to their respective unions
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
RACING 4T NEW ORLEANS.
Irfaneh the First TzcO-I Iedr-Old to
Hin an 1908.

New Orleans Jan This being the universal
birthday Of all thoroughbreds. the first two-year-
old race Of the year was decided at City Park
before big holiday crowd. Irfaneh. bay flly
by Mesmerist-La CheviGJ, scrambled home before
eleven other baby racers to the delight of those
who had backed her OF the strength of some fast
work in private.
Burlew &. O'NeiI's CharultepeC. for which $500
was refused recently, gauoped home an easy win
ner Of the New Years Handicap at one mile in
the fast time Of 40 So. He hot favorite in
the betting at to %. Mcdaniel placed him in the
when his rider pleased and by six lengths.
Harting stumbled in the third race and unseated
Baker, the jockey. The boy was baily injured
The summaries follow:
First race Irfaneh 100 tNicoD to s.
I07 Swain. l. third Time, o:35a5. Anne Mcfiee
Alice lightning Flash Chatce. Tolane. Jessie McCane
Cunning: sain"ard and Gala also ran ~ ,rt,5e-,
Blue Lee 1l3 tLeet. 10 TO l. second EFeiyn =
ing I3ov Needn1ore Gee Whiz McAtee also
Third race tsellug: one mile and a sixteenth
High, les lMinder), to J. Won orlE u! lui
10 second. I-ancasrTian. los MCDANIEL 3 TO l.
third Time. I.4T2s. Boy. oenite Granada and
ToIrTh race New Year Handicap: mile,-Chapulte
T26 NJ Daniel. 10 Iario- l01 Pow
ersl Il 10 l. second. 10 G4ee l. 70 third
Time 4O2. Dew OF Dawn. Jenne's Beau. Banridge Ed
Firm rae ,handicap six furlonss-R. Thompson. 1o4
fWarren ever Won CONE N iV' t,i -r,,r 70
I.13s-. Charlie Eastman. Don Hamilton turno and D:
Aic''luer also ran IL. r,..,
F3Trufne 70 10 l. won. tIafntrnus luo tfpN
erst 81 70 l. second; De,phie 1e9 NicDaneD, = 10 l.
aild l5n. ~ f3s1erar 7ior GIarro- Alpernarcfen
Floyavay-. clara Huron and Alegra also ran
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
RACING CORPORATION A BANKRUPT

Concord \. II. Jan. THE New England
Breeders Club the organization Of New York
capitalists which built and equipped Rocking
ham Park. an elaborate track for running horse
races at Salem. this state. has been adjudged a
bankrupt corporation by Judge Edgar Aidrich. Of
the g-nited States District Court
This decree viii act 4 stay OF proceedings
brousid IL the state courts by creditors against
the club bat it is expected that appeal from
The decre. wil! be made the ground that the
club Is an amusement company and not entitled
u the relief efrered mercantile corporations by
tie BANKRUPTCY laws
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02

7
60 t2rcoklvu and J. Even, Camerons 'IoaIS -
I5rc.1r trowe and Cameron TiTne-f1aINes o. 1o'''
minutes
Failing to make most OF the chances 80.
them in the game with the Corinthians ol 0oo n
I,-r a+ Rav Ridge yesterday afternoon the aSso
riarior football players of the Crescent Athe'lc
Cr,h bareIv wen their game by a score of goais
"a Both the goals of the home team were
made through the efforts Of Harold Armstrong; the
international player and the Crescents new centre
halfback He got through from mixup IN front
Of goal about fifteen minutes after the beginning
of r,av in the first half This gave the Crescents
the lead which they maintained until the close OF
the period.
I-pon restarting the Crescents had the wind with
them Following a good bit OF defensive work on
the part of F B. Woodworth, the Crescent goal
keeper the ball headed beyond him by T
Morris outside right for the Corinthians, and the
latter in consequence tied the score A brilliant
exhibition CT dribbling the part of Armstrong,
who started with the ball from the middle Of the
field landed the pigskin in the Corinthians net
once more. This gave the Crescents lead OF 2
goals 10 !, by which score they finally won The
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02

James Pnkngton. president Of the National AS
soci+ior of Amateur Oarsmen, will soon begin 10
nick the men who will represent America AT the
OIvrnpfC races. Bennett, of the Springfield Rowing
r,I,h winner of sculIing championship last
wear is almost sure of a place Duranoo NliieI' %
-, ,,o,. Work. Athletic Club: Frank b Greer OF
1soston and Fred Shepheard. of the seawanhaka
Boa- club will also have y be considered The
Mercury Foot oarsman Will come pretty near get
rfr a MACE
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
JANUARY CUP-5o TARGETS.
HOLIDAY CUP-25 TARGET
1Hg cacAo CROP IN ECUADOR.

C;uayaauil Jan The cacao crop for the second
six months OF 1887 Will fall below the crOp FOR the
same period OF 1895 by about B.0o0 quintals- The
total output for the last half OF 1877 IS lo0 GuiH-
tails divided as follows: Arriba district. 1855,
Fsaao district 5S ss and the Maehaa district. 5 ss
auintaIs the Arriba district gave ss71o the
Balao district 1850 and the Machala district SIss
auintals og cacao. A quintal IS 100 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
Automobiles.

COVERING ONE 1908 PACKARD LIMOUSINE AUTO
ALL CORRESPONDENTS AND NEGOTIATIONS
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL -
pRiCF AND DATE AND POINT or DELIt ERf.
ADDRFss A. BON Sc. rRfBt Ne OFFICE
poR sAIF-CIevsIand AUTOMOBILES. Model laos tour
Ir~ car. red Limousine top only bona
Al. purchasers please answer. N. zIIl sroalHsz-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
DevoL AND eusNER WIN AT TRAPS.

-Four e7nne-s reported the Bath Beach traps
Of the Marine and Field Club yesterday. Each
narksman shot at two hundred targets in strings
of twenty-five w. II. Davol the first one nun
dred bird event and the second was taken by H. A
Gubner new gunner at the Marine and Field
Club traps
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02

r,ut,ar Penn Jan lit was learned to-day from
a semf-oficiaI source that the northern divison OF
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. between tHis eltE
and Kane. Penn. distance OF ia Hiiss, VIII 0e
converted into an electric trolley line The pres
ont cost OF maintenance - -~.Sation of the road.
II In said, exceeds the car
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
Horses and Carriages.

ron sAIE-Brouxhan. penlarest make perfect ocns-
dttton. at pcT7aresl o. sNS sss@ - -
n Arsv9 ~. 27ft 8rcsewAy
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
SOME HOLIDAY GOLF.
1matem Champion Wins at Dyker
Manufactured at BdItusrOl

Jerome D Travers, the amateur champion, and
" r Simmons a four-ball match by up
,.asterdav from J. NJ. and W B. Rhett at the
D,ka- Meadow Golf Club. Travers did an 50
There were thirty-one starters in a handicap for
tho members in which c. J. Crookai won the first
nrize and there was tie for second prize between
!, 7 phiItps and j. VI. Rhett. Their cards Were:
Gross Handicap.
9 J. Croosall. -.-'''''- 90 -
- 4" %
There was handicap at the Baltusroi COR Cluo
Yesterday, with seventy starters Ihere was no
snow on the course and need 10 enforce winter
,,Ias There were two prizes. the winners being
G p Davidgc and A. S. Morrow. Those who had
net scores under 100 were:
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
ELECTRICITY ON 8. & o. DIVISION.

apprentice allowance
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02

W.
Time-FIaIyes Of thirty-fve minutes.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
~merons 90.

"PafereeGJ H Chaundy OF London. a-hsSiHtm S+maTt
r,Iv, and I Even. Camerons- CIoais- 9tuiLt.
owen I've and Cameron. Time-HaIves OF 1oF'y
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-05-21
eickford for state treasurer.


In this issue OF the News will be
found the announcement OF G. L.
Bickford OF Bowbells, who is out for
the very important Office of state
treasurer. Mr.. Bickford has been a
resident Of BowbelDs since the town
started nearly ten years ago, having
been president of the First State bank
Of that city during that time. If we
did not know tBfck." personally and
know of his excellent fitness for the
Office We would consider the Insur
gent charge against him as serious,
but be that as it may he has always
been Republican. His Affiliations
may have at times been with Insurg-
ent wing of the party, but that does
not disqualify him. First being salts
fed with his qualifications, the voters
should not lose sight Of the fact that
we will gain a whole lot by having
the northwestern part of the stNte
represented at Bismarck. When the
day Of the primary election arrives we
hope every Republican voter in this
part of the state will place an X
opposite the name of G. l.. Bickford.
Kermit News.
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NOTICE.

{, 2.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
hat certain mortgage, executed and
delivered by Garfield Cakes and Tenny
Cakes, his wife, mortgagors to the
Mouse River Valley Bank, a corpora
ton mortgage, dated the 9Th day OF
May, A. d., 1907, at $50 o'clock a. M,
and recorded in Book sc of Mortgages
on page 1893, will be foreclosed by a
ale of the premises in such mortgage
and hereafter described, at the front
door of the Court House in the City
of Minot, at the hour Of two O'Clock
10. M, on the goth day of June, A. p,
1908, to satisfy the amount due upon
such mortgage on the day Of sale. The
premises described in such mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the
same, are described as follows:
The east half of the northwest
quarter and Lots and 2 in Section
81, Township 1913, Range 81 west OF
the Fifth Principal Meridian in the
County Of Ward and State Of North
Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage
lat the dateof sale the sum OF Seven
hundred and forty-ive Dollars and
Sxty-Two Cents ($742.62) and costs
/, MOUSE RIVER VALLEY BANK, b
Mortgage, Souris, N. D
WEEKS & MURPHY,
Attorneys for Mortgage,
t5OA6t Bottineau, N. D.
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The government will plant mil
lion black bass in Strawberry lake
south of Russo. This lake is so deep
that the water does not freeze to
the bottom as it does in some Of the
more shallow lakes and the fish
should do well. They will be pro-
tected for five years.
The Mclean county Independent
returned by express to the Grand
Forks Herald large bundle of Sup
plements which that paper sent to the
Independent attacking Col. Little.
The Colonel is himself preparing a
few supplements which will tell the
people of the state all about it. The
Colonel is perfectly able to defend
himself at every turn of the road.
WANTED-sTo buy-a good driving
team. Will pay spot cash. Call at
Optic Photograph gallery, Minot,
N. D. IL
MONEY TO LOAN.
FOR FARM LOANS. First or second
mortgage, or for chattel loan, call
on Grant S. Youmans, manager
Minot, IN. D. TT
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
Notice is hereby given that that GER
tain real estate mortgage, made, ex-
ecuted and delivered by John Dinius
OF Overholt, Ward county, North Da-
kota, mortgagor, to L. N. Guidinger
mortgage, dated the Goth day OF jan
uary AZ. D. 1903, and filed for record
lin the office Of the Register Of Deeds
LOT the County Of Ward and state OF
North Dakota on the 31st day OF Jan.
uary, A. D. 1903, at 1:10 o'clock p. M
Of said day in book ''V' Of mortgages
at page 497 thereof will be foreclosed
by sale of the premises mentioned
in said mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed, at the front door OF the court
house in the county Of Ward and
state of North Dakota at the hour OF
2 o'clock p. M, on the 2Sth day Of
MAY A. d., 1908, to satisfy the amount
| due upon such mortgage on the
day OF sale. The premises described
in such mortgage and which will be
sold to satisfy the same are described
as follows: The southeast quarter
l(SE LAY Of section thirty.two (Sec.
32) township one hundred dfty-nine
north (Twp. 159 NJ range eighty-four
(Rge. s4.) west in Ward County,
North Dakota.
There will be due on such mort
gage at the date Of sale the sum OF
| four hundred eighty-nine and S7-10O
($4S9.s7) dollars, together with statu-
tory attorneys fees and costs OF sale.
Il. N. Guidinger,
Mortgagee.,
R. M. Andrews, Attorney for Mort.
4 gagee. Minot, N. D.