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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-01-09
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! NOTICE or MORTGAGE SALE

Notice - hereby given that Olof Hagen and
Anna Hagen, his wife. mcrtsag0rs, 70 the Unit.
"a States Land 4 Investment Company, cor:
p01ation noftgagoe, dated the 14th DAY Q!
June 1901, and He'd for record Ia the Otlce OF
the Register Of Deeds Of tho County OF Ward
and State Of North Dakota, on tho 2lst day OF
juno 1907, at 80 o'clocx n. and recorded in
Book 50 OF Mortgages on page AZ, and assigned
BY said mortgages to H. B. Bates, by az instru-
mont in writing. dated June q, 1907, fled tor
record in tho Office Of tho Register OF Deeds.
Ward County, N. D. on the 10Th day OF June
1907. ut 80 o'clock P. n. and recorded In BOOK
IS OF Mortgages on page 2l8, will be foroclosed
by 4 sale OF tho promises in such mortgage and
hereinafter described, at the front door OF the
courthouse in tho county of Ward and state Of
North Dakota, at the hour of o'clock P. u. on
Saturday tho first day Of February AID. 1906.to
satisfy the amount due upon such mortgage on
mortgage and which viii 20 sold TO satisfy The
Quarter SEX Of North West Quarter [NWA1l
Quarter TSEx 81 ssstieS TS 81 LSsl
county Of Ward, state OF North Dakota. There
will b due on such mortgage at the deSe {. o.
sale tho sum OF Eighty.Six and 06.l0O Dollars
Dated at Minot. N. D. Doc. 20. 1907.
H. r. Bates, Assignee o.
Mortgageo.
Lesueur, Bradley & Hurry,
Attorneys for assignee OF MORTGAGE, =
foroclosing such mortgage. l2'96-l'S
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CONTEST NOTICE

Department Of the Interior. United States
Land once, Minot. n; 2. Oct. p 1897: h..n
fied In this once by Alfred F. Holmes, contest
ant, against homestead entry No: &7e2, made
July is 1905 for SEA Section e Township 1is
which It is alleged that said entryman has
wholly abandoned said tract Of land for more
than six months past prior to tho fling OF this
contest. tho fact is he never did reside there,
on and never did make any improvements
thereon. Said absence not due to military Or
naval service during war or otherwise. said
parties are hereby notified to agpeas rs esp
10 O'Clock a. m. on Jan. II, 1908, before the
Register and Receiver at the United States
Land Office in Minot, n. D:
The said contestant having, in proper ami
dayit, filed Nov. IL, 1907, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
Of this notice can not be made. it IS hereby
ordered aad directed that such notice be given
by duo and proper publication.
Robert German Receiver.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-01-09
Skidoos

Skidoo Veterinarian Remedies have
como to stay.
They're good today, next week and
years away.
They're put up in compressed tab,
let form and only the alkaiolds ana
the active principle of the drug they
form.
For the active principle skidoo
stands. You don't buy sawdust'
ashes, chopped feed or bran.
Now, friends, listen to what we
say, use Skidoo and there Will De
something doing the same day.
,,s.doo Stock Tablets are prepared
nnly by The Hardy Drug Company
manufacturing chemists, Bismarck
=. Oak, U. s. A.
Aad special tablet is prepared
for each ailment known to CATTLE
horse, swine and fowls. Also Shdoo
5t..,'s Pain for human. They arc
e,,l under an absolute guarantee 70
,,od,,c, results or your money back
AID comply with all pure drug -
FOR aALs By
MINOT DRUG co.
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Observations on
r. F. D. No. A

Nice winter weather, sleighing not
very good at present. Jan. 1, the
coolest morning, IA below zero at
some places on the route.
Carriers made their trips on Christ
mas but not on New Years day.
j. A. PARROT, H. Rasmussen, l..
Boyden each presented the carriers
with a sack of oats. Many thanks.
D. F. Miller, Fred Woodawiss and
Il. S. Masts visited at the L. B. Yoder
home on New Years day.
Mrs. Enger of Belmond, Iowa, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. E. Saug.
stad.
Mrs. Alma Campbell visited her
parents, N. E. Sangstad, returned to
her home this week.
F. d. Teets butchered several fine
porkers on Tuesday.
Mr.. A. S. Olsen made trip to Can
ada and filed on choice piece of
land and contemplates moving there
some time this year. We are sorry to
see him leave us.
Mr.. Rufus K. Mann of Condo is
staying with her brother-in-law, D. F
Miller, this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Kennedy visit
ed their parents at Condo during the
holidays. They report good time.
Mr.. Bert Sissy on Valley st. invent
ed coasting sled and while coastine
down the blum fell on and injured hi.
side and the sled q oG for repairs.
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Soutl, Prairie

At the opening Of the New Year It
is good plan to Hitch your wagon
to the stars" This aiming high and
striving for things above will help one
to escape many pit falls that lie in
the path of a purposeless life.
At meeting of the members 1T
the United Norwegian Lutheran
church held at Liberty school house
Dec 26, 1t was decided to erect a
church for this denomination. The
site chosen for church and church
yard was the Sc corner of Andrew
Tingstad's farm This denomination
has large representation in our COM
munity and it is hoped that good
building where regular services may
be held may be provided. The ladies
of the Norwegian Lutheran Aid will
give this church their support.
At the Ladies Aid held at Mrs.
shay's last Thursday no vote was TAX.
en- in regard the establishment of a
4 church, it being decided that an aid
has no right to decide question
which so vitality effects the entire
community. A mass meeting of all
South Prairie people (men and WON
en) who the interested in the organ
ization and maintenance of church
for our community, will be arranged
for at Liberty school house at one
o'clock on Jan. 30. Here ministers
from the different denominations will
make their offers for our assistance
and each member of our community
may hear and be heard.
No township in Ward county sup
ports better nor stronger class o.
people than are found on South Prai
RE and it is too bad that we have
no Christian service conducted in oul
English language. Every church
stands for the development OF pure
strong character and our communit!
can i'll afford to let her young PEG
pie grow up without Christian train
ing. A church is supported for thu
benefit of community and every
community needs ethical training
This need can be provided here l
little differences are put aside ant
each person ends his support to tn
erection of a good church building ant
the support of Christian ministe
whose sole service may be given to us
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St. Mary's

Frank Lambert has his house com
pleted.
Mrs. Baker and family visited Mr.
and Mrs. Charley Fowler last Sunday
Dick Simons has built quite an ad
dition to his house.
Bill Schneider made trip to the
county seat one day last week.
Billy Dodds is back from Canada
He reports all the way from three tt
five fee of snow in Wstern Canada
North Dakota is good enough for me-
says Billy.
Joe Eckard is hauling grain to Fox
holm these days.
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA county of Ward
ssh District Court Eighth Judicial Dis.


ssh District Court Eighth Judicial Dis
trict.
Sylvester c. Treat, plaintiff, -vs-Heirs of
George H. Treat, and all unknown persons
claiming any estate or interest In or lien or IN.
cumbrance upon the property described IN ehe
complaint, and their unknown heirs, defend
ants.
State of North Dakota to the above named de-
fondents, GREETING;-
You are hereby summoned and required to
entitled action, q copy which is hereto attached
and herewith served upon you, ana 20 serve a
CODY of your answer upon the subscribers With
in thirty days after the service OF this summons
upon you. exclusive of the dav OF service: and
in case of your failure to appear or answer,
judgment will be taken aga inst you by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated at Minot. North Dakota this tenth
day OF December, A. ". 1907.
/! Palda g. Burke,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Postoffice and Office
Opera House Block,
Minot, N. Oak.
NOTICE TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS. .;aoa
that this action relates to the following 1, des;
cribed real estate. situate and being IN Ward
county, North Dakota, 1.-THE Northeast
quarter (A) section thirty-four (34) TOWNSHIP
one hundred and fifty-four (15D north range
eighty-three .(S3) west of the fifth principal
against any of the above named detendants
and that copy of said complaint is on NE IN
the once of the Clerk Of District Court within
- Palda g. Burke.
l2.12-1.16 Attorneys for Plaintiff
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-"What kind Of tea do you like
best!" Priscilla Go tees, some, but
Rocky Mountain Tea best" John
"Why, HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
besti" Priscills-'sIt speaks for itDslf,
Johs.' Makes Lovely eenllsxiens.l
--MOOU . q.
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NootSt luted.)

"A surprise party was given in honor
OF Miss Mabel Irene Bowker at her
parents home New Years eve.
Mabel Irene leaves home in a day
or two for an absence of three months.
There were about so people present.
It was real surprise to the young
lady. Her school mates and relatives
entered the parlor quietly while she
in her innocent grace and beauty play
ey and sang with her mother the sa-
cred song entitled "Jesus Pilot Me"
The scene was beautiful indeed. The
reporter will never forget this pic
ture. The home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowker was artistically decorated and
Illuminated The host with his wit
and humor seemed to be everywhere.
We all know that he is wide.awake
man with business ability and we'll In
formed in the leading questions of
the day. The hostess is a typical
business woman, splendid manager,
generous and unassuming, quiet and
dignified. She lis a gold-mine to her
husband, relatives and friends. The
| reporter Is glad to have the opportun-
ity to acknowledge it. This occasion
| proved to all, by actual demonstra'
ton that the host and hostess are
equal to any emergency.
Our dramatic friend, Mr.. Tibbets
was the hero of the evening: His able
recitations are too numerous to men
ton. He is born actor. He feels
what he recites-that is genius. We
all regret that Mrs. N. Hougland was
unable to be with us on account Of
illness. The Hougland family Is 8
blessing to our great country and
their neighbors. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Kluver were the originators of the
party. Mr.. Kluver in. his manly ant
gentle way assisted the host, Mrs
Kluver, with her ready wit and smile
assisted the hostess. We all enjoyed
the music rendered by Mr.. and Mrs
Wonders, etc.
An oyster supper was served a
l9 o'clock. The tables with their snow
white linen were generously lader
with the best of food. Mabel receiv
ed ring as token of love from he
friends.
Mr.. Tibbets presented it. Game:
were played the greater part of tn
evening. "Snap and Catch her,
seemed to be the favored game b!
youth and adult.
The more serious minded member
discussed natural sciences, curren
events of the day, etc. These clums!
lines must come to sudden stop. l
the time was not limited the write
would go on forever. God bless tn
people of the Great West
, List of names Of the party: Mr.. an
Mrs. TlbbetS, Mr.. and MIS-. Geore
-, Tibbets, Mr.: and Mrs. Clarence Til
bets Mr.. and Mrs. Graham, Mr.. an
Mrs. N. Hougland, Mr.. and Mrs. f
Hougland, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. kluve1
MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Kluver, Mr.. an
Mrs. Almy, Hulda, Marie, Dewe!
: Corah and Floyd Amy, Mr.. and Mr.:
s. w. Nicodemus, Babin, Margie, Ne
$ lie and Martha Nicodemus, Mr.. an
) Mrs Wonders, Messrs. Irwin and "
E. Nicodemus, Joe Guthrie, Charlie
lVicha, ]. Sanders, Misses Leila, Bel
nice Merle and Donavan Sander:
, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schloer Roy Bow
! ker, Miss Linwell
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II. j. Hecht
Sales made any where
Satisfaction Guaran.
teed. Rate Reasonable
RID. No. 1 MlNOT
or call on Independent

The person who picked up
the five dollar bill lost by T.
Thompson in brady P. 0. had
better return it to owner and
save trouble, as he is known. II
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You furnish the family and we
will furnish the house. Minot
Furniture Company. Jonas B.
Falkauzer, Mgr. IT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-03
INTERSTATE NEWS BRIEFS

High School for Mt. Plcasant--At a
large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
school patrons of Mt. Pleasant Wednes-
day evening, April l, ii was decided by
a vote of 1874 TO to establish high
school there for the coming year. a
stirring speech by Supt. A. G. Nelson
of Salt Lake, was largely responsible
for the overwhelming vote for higher
education.
Farewell SociaIs ut Wiltard--On
Sunday and Monday evenings farewell
socials were rendered to John NJ white
and family, previous to their departure
for ST. Anthony. Idaho, their future
home. Excellent programs were rem
dered on both occasions, and an elegant
rocker was presented to Mr. WHITE, VINO
has been the schoolteacher, a member
OF the bishopric for four years. and
otherwise prominent before the people.
among whom he is highly esteemed.
(. Work on Browning's power
plant In Willard canyon is being prose-
cuted with vigor. y great many
fruit trees are being planted this
spring The farmers are awakening to
the possibilities of horticulture in this
favored section,
Thistle Notes--Almost every other
family, where there are any children.
Is suffering from measles. Mr..
John a. Pace has just returned from
Long Beach, Cal, where he spent the
winter, together with his wife and
daughter Efle. Tho ladies are going to
wait to see the American fleet when
II comes to California Mr..
A r. Cramer came home last Sunday
from the Holy Cross hospital, where he
has been for over six months, but re-
turned on Monday. Mr.. Cramer Is an
engineer on the r. G. w, and over six
months ago was injured in a rear-end
collision 1t was thought for some time
that he would loose one of his legs, but
he ik now out of danger Mr.
Robert Henderson, who owns q farm up
Thistle fork had a, runaway some time
ago. and was severely hurt, He is stu
IN the hospital.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-03
MOVING ARMY
/ Of UNEMPLOYED
bare and Disposition of Grave
Concern to Officials
OF City.
InOEN CHAMBER COMMERCE
Assured Fact--Site for Girls
Cottage for state Industrial
school--Court Notes.

ogden. April S,-Late yesterday aft
moon The officers from the depot dis
-, we're summoned to an employees
nc, IN the freight yards TO drive out
.,no unemployed men who had taken
,ssesslon and had refused to leave.
no call came from officer Shumaker
/, the Southern Pacific company and
o1,cers Burke, Tout and wardlaw re-
H i,non arriving upon the scene the
,Siasrs found II. L. Eaton, Frank
erovn s, McFarlane, Frank Slattery
,nI Dat kinney in the house and re-
,n.sd IA leave when commanded to do
y mail war of words followed the
AZ of The officers after which the
NON loft the building None of the
men who are railroad employees, had
Weaoons of any description upon them
ghaii searched
me question Of caring for the uncm-
ooyed and keeping them on the move
4 grave one and is making the
og,cers do great amount of thinking.
There is not night that PASSES but
what from 20 TO so men apply at tho
Dolioo station for a nights meal or
io5ging The saloons on lower Twenty
gdh street are crowded every night
NTH o'clock when the places close
ana the men arc turned out upon the
strent The officers on the lower TWEEN.
with street beats are in u qiandary,
ibey tell the men to- keep off the streets
hut there Is no place the men can go.
Tbe men are told TO leave town but
they natly refuse TO do this. as they
claim they have been kept OH the move
from one place to another until now
they are very tired OF II and would
rather h. arrested than to be driven
ahnnt likn cnitle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-03

Mrs. Ellen Budd, wife of the late
Charles Budd, died ut the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Pickett, March
%, after an illness OF 10 days She was
born In Sussex, England, In 1884. She
WIS married TO Mr.Charles Budd in 1856
from this union six Children were born,
five OF whom survive her. She became
a member of the Church OF Jesus Christ
or Datter-day Saints in 1882. and eve
lived faithful to its principles. One Of
her greatest desires was that her chill
dren should become acquainted with
its principles and partake of Its bless
ings, and one of her geatest comforts in
her last moments was that one of her
grs.ndsons, Newell, was to depart on his
mission to Mexico. Naturally OF a frail
constitution. few people suffered so
much through life as she, and COM
planned so little. Through her entire
life her sufferlngs were borne with pa
tient fortitude, ever thinking of others
before herself
She enigrated TO this country In 1883.
Besides her children she Is survived by
81 grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. She was laid peacefully
to rest Sunday, March rs. Funeral serv-
fees Were held at the Twelfth ward
Westinghouse, where appropriate re-
marks were made by Bishop Plat and
Judge William II. King. A profusion
of flowers gave evidence of the love
OF dear friends and the esteem in which
she was held.
Names OF children; c. w. Budd, Mrs
II. Il. Pickett. George n. Budd. Mrs
Alice NJ. Rowland of this city, and Ar
thur w. Budd of Butte. Mont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-03
NEW STATE SCHOOL BUILDING.
Girls Cottage TO he Built q Half Mile
From Boys Headquarters.

Ogden, April "a meeting of the
board of trustees of the State Industrial
school was held at the institution last
night and decision was Reached in re-
gard to the new cottage for the girls.
A number of locations were con-
sidered and II was finally decided to
build on the north half of II ten-acre
tract owned by the school which is
about one-half mile northeast of the
main building. Ample preparations
will be considered for fire protection
and safety in the new building. Fire
drills IN all the buildings has been car
ried on and has been pronounced a
success.
recommendations for the paroles of
three inmates from Salt Lake were re-
ceiVed. but before any action was tax
en, Trustee Harry Joseph will investi-
gate the home conditions of the appli-
cants and ascertain that If they would
DO such TO be TO the betterment of the
inmates.
If it is found that the homo con-
ditions are such as not to be elevating
to the applicant for parole. the applica-
ton will he denied and the applicant
kept at the school until he becomes OF
age or a suitable location is found,
STATE SCHOOLS MEET.
An indoor athletic meet of state in
situations win be held in Ogden this
evening at o'clock at the Utah Ma
tiona Guard Armory. The proceeds
will be used for the purpose of build
ing up the gymnasiums of the various
institutions. The following is the pro-
gram:
Selection, blind orchestra; equipment
race, Industrial School VS. National
Guard; dumb bell exhibition drill.
school for deaf and blind boys and
girls; rope climbing contests, one mem
Der each organization; selection, blind
orchestra: bayonet drill, old regulation,
National Guard selection. blind or
chestra: pick-a- back race. ten mem
bers euch organization; selection, blind
orchestra; running high jump. one
member each organization; selection.
blind orchestra; bayonet drill. new
regulation, Industrial School; selection,
blind orchestra; wrestling match, two
members of National Guard; fancy
step exhibition drill. School for Deaf
and Blind Girls; wall scaling contest,
1S- foot wall. two teams of Industrial
School; selection, blind orchestra.
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.
demurrer has been filed by the
defendant In the case of T. j. Miller
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-03
CARDSTON.
LEAv1TT HAS NEW BISHOP.
Visit of the StorlS--Rclief Society
Holds Anniversary.

Holds Anniversary.
Special Correspondence.
Cardston Alberta, Canada, March "a.
This has been the record" month so
far. for natural immigration" The
following is only partial list of new
arrivals: To Mr.. and Mrs Bandheur
a daughter; another to Mr.. and Mrs,
II. c. Phipps, while the third little girl
went to MIR. and Mrs. w. Klippert. Boys
came to the homes of President E. j.
Wood, n. a. Pilling and Levi Wheeler
NEW BISHOP FOR LDAvITT.
Last Sunday the presidency of the
stake visited Leavitt ward to hold ward
conference and at the same time install
a new bishop to succeed Bishop Frank
Leavitt, who leaves this week for % for-
cign mission. Willard G. Smith was
unanimously sustained as the new in
cumbent with Charles Quinton and
Thomas r. Ieavitt as his couuselors.
Bishop Ieavltt retires with the love and
esteem of every member of the ward.
which has been attested in 10 days of
parties and feasting in his honor, so
that he can go on his mission with their
best wishes and prayers for his success
and safe return.
Editor Elton of the Star. etc, etc, re-
turned today from a lying trip TO
Washington, p. g. Mrs. Elton and
daughters returned with him.
ID. II. Caldwell and wife returned last
week from an extended trip TO Utah,
Idaho and California.
The Relief society of Cardston held
the annual meeting on the 18th inst
to commemorate the anniversary OF its
first organization in the Church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-03
LA GRANDE, ORE.
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.
Phenomenal Growth and Prosperity
or Mormon Community.

Special Correspondence.
La Grande, Or, March 2o.-Quarterly
conference of the Union stake eonvenes!
in the stake tabernacle at La Grande,
Or, March II, at 10 a. m. concluding
on the evening of the 18th. Elder
David o. Mckay OF the twelve apos-
ties was present,
Considering the fact that it was rain
ing both days, the attendance was good
Elder Mckay was the principal
speaker. while President Brammell and
others also made addresses replete with
good counsel.
Spring is here. The lawns in the city
are ready for the mower, a major por-
ton OF tho land Is plowed and seeded.
AZ matter of fact, there has not been
n single month since January. 1907. but
wheat and other small grains have boen
planted. The grain sown up TO about
June ! was harvested last year. while
that planted later was pastured and ls
now very promising Indeed.
The Amaleamated Sugar company
has all It's lands plowed and seeding
will commence the latter part Of this
week. The ground is IN first class con-
dition and those having land for beet
culture have fond hopes
President David Eccles Is here looking
over his vast properties.
The immigration OF tho Mormon peo-
PIE looking for a milder climate. etc,
are coming In very fast, and they alo
welcome No drones are wanted, hut
there Is room FOR thousands OF good,
thrifty people, whether they have much
money or not. II they have not wealth
they viii be helped TO make some. Two
OF tho wards nearly doubled In mom-
bershlp last year and still they come
pRoDIGIoUs GROWTH
Church conditions here are very good
In the seven years since the organiza-
ton OF the stake, II meetinghouacs have
been built and all are paid for except
one A grand stake tabernacle which
cost s4l 500, has also been built and
paid for This "a perhaps tho very best
Jo UlSuaIls pup Nliun oql 20 'ouoplAa
the Mormon community