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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-28
Keep Your Book. Balanced.

Hetty Green advises women who
have bank accounts to keep their ac.
counts balanced and know where they
stand. Always try to have a bank
account. no matter how small. for
there is more respect for the woman
who pays with check than for one
who pays with currency. Be careful
about signing checks and even more
careful about indorsing checks for
other people.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-28
Sealed Bids

Sealed bids will be received at the
office Of the city clerk up to and In
cluding INV. !. 1909, to furnish coal
for city light and water plant for en-
suing year. Bids to be made on mine
run and slack to be furnished as d.
rected by the mayor and council anc
delivered at the plant Successful
bidder to accept city warrants In Fay
ment.
Chad Mcknight.
2z7 dot City Clerk.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-28

We carry a complete line of hair goods,
novelties, hosiery, corsets, underwear and
shirt waists.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-28
Hot Winds In india and Av.,r,,l,.

The simeon. the mysterious, hot.
deadly. suiphurous wind OF Scinde
smothers and burns all life in its
track; man or beast dead OF II. the
flesh falls from the bones even before
modification begins. Hot winds IN
Australia actually roast apples on
trees.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-28

Brdoaway.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-28
Aluminium Wears welI.

Experiments in abrasion conducted
at . French mint have proved that
aluminium coins viii be less rapidly
worn by use than coins made of gold
silver or even bronze.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-28
For Sale or Rent

One Smith Premier No 4 Type.
writer. new. K. X. Robinson.
16Sdt 4
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05

cal alarm at the indignant look the girl flung hln
He IS the bravest man ever knew. II Is me 70
he doing his work. instead OF She broke OH WIFI
an anxious look oh do YOU know what they are
d0ing.' The controversy between the transport
Cartan and Major Gordon had come to an END ana
the Girls eyes followed the soldier erect h&ure as ne
e+a1l?ed away with determination IN every line OF ms
veil set shoulders Its the naurrecton III North
Iuzonl Dad told me il was coming. lie 9tid -Hal"
Gordon and his native troops would PropdpIH pe
,1;Cted for the work That why they re sending
him II, on the Kansas. The lnsuTreclloi mus II"
dared uD over night. Oh II IS Ike fororh mop
Two hundred men in that wild savage country.
Thu. girl leaned far out watching the delioIiilT"
,,.+b shining eves-the blue hghtln3 eyes Ill1l
made the daughter at the moment the counter pa,
Of her fl.her the fighting Colonel As barr y a. te
co,lnte art OF his Major cousin. ne Iliu .ie[
thought to envy his cousin lin, not III MS "1''e9'
dreams. , .,.,.;- +b.
The singsong tramp OF the troops began aSiH 'iIe
t,;,o soldiers marching aboard. Tlslng ana drol
+;r6 over the bump OF the gangpIank IKE a stIlI1
ra+ernilar going forward 10 It's objective Ca4'-S'
..,Tarilj1ess IL oninions 10 the contrary. . .
Waior Gordon had received orders 10 lh-'ilP M
,f a,d his Two hundred fighting Flllplno5 on oodro
~ +r,nsnort Kansas to be by that extremely eA
l,Is;,.. shin lropped of IL Northern Luzoii' an
No Gordon was carving out orders, regardies9 81
he fact that the vessel was alrcadl SIoMDe H
,aI,o,,nd army officers their WlNes ana lIIlHe7,
i .aardless of the rate Captain PefiecIiy US
anu s7+,lr direction 10 having his blooming hooheI
@ - id :, her blessed gunnels, TO say nothiS 81 lIeI
Inc steel box an not having nan eous
M ei's . Of shipwrech. Two hundred haii-ciN 'Il@eN
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05

own native troops love and obey him Major Gordon
i 4 nan who does things Mr.. Barry
That was all. but George Barry made grlInace-
The girs insnuations hurt in their implied reflection
o. his useless. pleasure hunting life 1t was not
tie fir time either that Miss Crag had gorled the
military 1nerte that characterized her father, the
gray Old Colonel who also had done things.
But slurs like slipped lightly from the young
nan d pleasure whose highest asplratlons 50 lar d
Ma-ia and Miss Craig had found out was 70 SIlie ~
SOCIETY," and amateur theatricals. mat was bdr'H
one strong card and he PLAYED II 70 the linl'
Cad vou admire Major Jim 50 much, ne Sald
with mock innocence n glad the hero ana ma
Something IL They DO say that ior cousins
we are alike the regulation SIainese WINS III al'
peaIance you know. auyway.
Which only proves YOU can't Judge py aplG -.
ahces. the 2irl hared Rith an angry Il3ht III i ei
Due eyes. Was there ever time when you t9pItT,
:, - ANYTHING higher than amateur theaulSH9' -i''
Barry"
Barr shook MS head aiseutly. He vas pertectl
Ia1ISie1 with the consciousness that ne haI ~
'sh lairels IL army circles by MS own conspicuous
aieht, during the last months II the Manila season
.e even hoped ne had secured certain recognition Il
'4'1 regard, from the Colonel hery little daughlei'
d ! just a. the moment he was engaged II "ateh-
~ .Ans VeTy heated argument between ms COUSIN
Tta!H GORDON, and the red faced Captain ol tite
+ioe9 Plainly there Il troublesome slant IL
, me commander doesn [ seem overpleased "itI4
p1Sih advent the scene Barry said niue
'eiuliy Poor Jim vas always a trouble maker,
1yS outing in. He threw up his arm IL theatri-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05

terE'i.al ODeratiOn OF army Trans port.
70 his mind Major Gordon, the IDOL OF ms troop,
was going into the Wids Of Northern LuZon merely
10 duell a Filipino instruction Just as Barry had
seen score of officers 20 forth with Their commands
during the social events of the last winter Also III
normal circumstances. il more interesting TO
Barry 10 know that Major Jim had the good taste 70
resemble him. Barry, physically at least. That
srnacI,ed of theatricals. and was TO his liking.
As to the transport Kansas, the big floating Gov
erurnent machine. driven at twenty miles an hour
thrn,1gh the China sea meant TO Barry only good
big salon cabin wherein amateur theatrcals could
be produced to enliven the long voyage across the
Pacific.
Also. in the productions Barry had III mind for
the blessed davs to come he and the Colonel pretty
daughter by right OF talent and natural selection.
were cast for the leading parts. Barry had It all
rnaDped out in his own mind. Only, now that the
Major had come aboard, the ColonelS daughter was
cross "
II it WASH t for Jim jammng the old hooker with
his confounded yellow scouts, We might get the
scenery ana things fixed up before We got out OF the
China Sea" he grumbled. He thought OF Miss
Craig scathing remarks and grlnned 1t all tom
rnyrot this heroism business. II i'm shlrked his
dlltv he'd be cashiered Just the audience would
q,ll me # | didn't make good in a part BY George
III get even with Master i'm. he speculated ma
Iiciolslv First show give down stairs, Il bor-
row a scout Majors uniform and do a burleSque IN
nacjfying bad Luzon inhabitants with Mauser rifles
ltI make bully skit and 1t certainly won be any
trick To turn the makeup. . ill.,.
Down in the packed fore deck the fllplno SoidleIs
and the ships crew hobnobbed, as brothers ana
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05

T.'lri.ps .loa~t a, ,hat. a.'
chcm armed with repeating
rifles
TH}T ..sa.. ,hr. the Kansas
Hts speeding -Hrthw4rI
through ;nc 1raics.cut waters Of
-.e .ai.. Sea. George Barry.
amateur actor. learned more
.. the eNi-'ic. 1ricr r. Things.
Its tempting Providence.
..tt HLa- r .s the sh:pwa-tcr
proclaimed % q group Of sober
FACED officers j. his cabin Barry
vl- ts,. them. though Il was III
~. I'd, o-Ie- He had gone IN
v..a ai- cousin. and there had
bee. uo opposition offered ,he
o,.er- had accepted hIm
civilian. by virtue OF his close
relationship with the fighting
MAJOR.
Orercr5H ding "a man S ship
this V4r' the commander Went
az. ! don : know whether Eou
gentlemen ever saw rush Tor
the boats o. An iron ship at sea;
nut Iii say this, az it's u1r
duty III expect YOU 20 stay
armed I'll. He make the Luzou
o5a-. Otherwise. case Of trouble.
n1uidu tgIVe "a tarthlug for tlr
J.. a- 3t :uy people | can handle
n JWr crew.
And | can handle my men. -
Major Gordon returned shortly.
When tuck my brown fellows
away they stay tucked till | give
the word and that's no brag.
Thev'd camp out II the smoke
tack o.. d burning ship if | told
cm to.
\ good thing that, ii it,
true. the Captain growled
The MAJOR only smiled He
lld made uo idle boast about
nis mastery Of his brown troops.
a.d the sober faced army officers
knew 1t.
rs they passed from the cabin
10 the smoking room. Barry
noted the amused stares Of two
OF the younger officers, and his
check burned angrily aS he
caught their covert comment.
They are alike As the two
gentlemen from Siam. Only it
would hardly do for the other
twin 10 swap Jobs with Major
Gordon-n0t in North Luzon,
iust now.
And later Barry had occasion
to remember the slurriug words.
aswell as the cutting comparisons
OF the Colonel S pretty daughter.
INnormal circumstances. George
L Barry was not wildly en-
thusiastic about the maneuvers
of the Philippine military nor the
of an army transport.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05

0I the T1-T Hc44H- -AiIca-t l-4E
hour of sailing was overdue The
dav. even for Manila, was sWe.-
tering hot. and IN the heat haze
men sru-iei about Ike ter-le-
har-ied -atz. pursued by . Eo,leT
Of order bells clanged there
was the laughter and chatter ri
tareue-lz where homebouud pas
se-se-s and remaining friends
co1g-ecate5 70 speed the rOy-
age-s and oa the transport $
bridge the iurly Captain hlarei
savage commands. as though the
o.d sea dog scented the trouble
c0-l:-.1 f-au land.
Itcaue-u the shape ot a snarr
-a-ta--a- Il q tugle rising above
the din 8t the wharf and followed
1v the hollow hoofbeat5 ri q
horse. tie regular tramp u
trained men ou wooden plankIng.
and dow. the New Pier q detach-
aent RI Filipino COustabulary
r-Jtte5 II double quick. the sur
shining e- their khaki uniforms
s.ashei 1l-h eavalrv yellow
A9a Hha, the deuce Is up
Barry .,umed. Are they
sendIrg detachment Cf lttie
brown --e- 70 stop the ship ~
u are I'll wonder
Th- .-~ u charge # the
Filipi-. Troop flung himself from
his he- and the little BROW,
men 70 a halt. a bright
rucle- disciplined order II
the d.-..- their advent hai
OccasI
b 81 isn't Cousin Jim
Barr --ei 5Eer the rail with
q sh- whistle It q me
taea.- display. isn't It Mis-
lraig he med % the g,rl with
enthu
The -9-ouel daughter sniHei.
and tie oacer glanced up. waved
aAast r-eeting, and disappeared
lato tie -anEWay-
IL.-7 my cousin. Jim Cor
don-NarJr Gordon, YOU know,
q tn native troops. Barry
explained You know about
HIN, Nis Crag, Irn's no end
Q. q fine fellow. altogether Your
k!nd he does things, YOU know
Every soldier ; kind, / mag
lne, the Colonel daughter
retOrtel with 4 note Of scorn II
her COO, voice. One would
have difficulty in finding any
army post that hasn't heard ot
MAJOR Gordon. His bravery
against the Filipinos IS traditional
and the way he has made hi=
own ratlve troops love and obey
l. q man who does things. Mr..
That was all: but George Bar
lhe gIrl 3 insinuatiOns hurt in the
On hls own useless. pleasure hun
lie hrst time. either. that Miss :
military mertle that character
gray old Colonel. who also had
But slurs. like cares. slipped liz
Ran ot pleasure. whose highest
Manila and Miss Craig had found
society and amateur theatricals
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05

DAIRY and the Colone. s
II daughter leaned OF the rail
Of the United States trans
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05

Iiiri:1s .Hoa-i 4. taac. a.'
them armed v.,. repeating
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05

IN normal CIRCUMSTANCES george
L Barry was not wildly en-
thusiastic about the maneuvers
of the Philippine military nor the
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
BauplaBe ~ vsrkaufen.

Tn der College Hdditien find
ven jeBt an BaupIaBe ~ verkau.
fen. Retnint, da Tbr mob cine
HusWabl babt.
emil DierenfeIdt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
Nn bic Gteb3it6ter

@ie63ii6tern mO6te i'd ben 9uten
Stat 9eben, CUR 9e9enwdrtiaen 3eit ibr
9ieb ni6t gu Oertaufen, Oa Der Preis
iebr nieOrig lit. S6weine unO S6aie
iteben bod i'm Yreile unO i6 meroe alle
auftaufen, bic id nur betommen tann
mo Sud einen 9uten Preis oafGr be-
3ablen. @enn Sbr ieoO6 Oarauf beitebt,
10 tperoe i6 audi Guer 9ieb taufen. Sn
Der &egel lit Der 9reis oes @iebes in
oieier Sabres3eit Elm uieOri9er uno Sbr
Oeroient @elO, wenn Sbr oasielbe be-
baltet. Gbarles Mir.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
9ufid)u6 Der 9teiie.

Ger Ret6Sfon5ler Ir. bon @et6.
moun.Solhpeg bat ieIne uripriin8li'
be 9lbiift, Dem fiir3Ii6eh 2lntrtttS'
beiu6 in 8ien oen in 9tom balOi8it
foIsen 5u loiien, ge6nOert. IS bd.
ben ii6 Der Nusfiibrung ioI6er 9Ib.
iidt peridieOene Semnniiie entgeBen.
geItellt. go fonnte Der italienil6c
MiniIter oes steuBeren 1ittoni Dor
Hopem6er nidt in Hont anrpeietro
iein, unb geraoe cine 9Iusiprn6e NIT
Sem Setter Der auslpdrtigen 9lngele.
genbeiten besDreibuposgenoIien muB'
te fiir ben nelten beuti4en Heihs.
fan5ler bon 8idtigfeIt iein. Gie
Iei6stagsitBune aber for0ert i'm go.
pember Die 4ntpeienbeit oes &on5Iers
In Berlin, un6 barllm iii Der 8eilrA
nlrnnebr bis Sitern nG6iten SgabreS
peri6obea moroen.
Sreitidfe.9enfmal.
Inter @ntfaltune 9roBer 5eierli6.
felt bot inn 9orenrten Der bieiigen
llniperlit6t bic @ntbiilung oes
Treiti6fe. .Denfmals itattsefun6en.
Der 8oriisenoe bes 0entmalstomt.
tees, @rflider @ebeimer 8at urpb
3ireftor Der Staatsar6ipe, Or. SEQ.
ier, nabm Ole @ntbiiQung Dor un6
ilbergab bas 3enfmaI Dem 9elts unO
Ser Sbbut Der llniperlttat. Or. 8oier
ltnb 9ieftor &obl bon Der llniperiit6t,
pelher bnS Ienfnal i'm 3amen jeser
itbernobm. ieierten in ibren Anipro.
fen Die 9eoeutllng 3reiti6fe'S olS
&otriot, Sugen0er3ieber unO SGm'
pier. Ger 3uiier mar bel Der 8eier
our6 Den 8enerolfel0mari6aQ bon
SGbnfe' pertreten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
GRANDDAUGHTER ~ verkdufen.

Gum @ertauf Our6 ben @i9sntiimer,
cine Ooer 3pei SettiOnen 9utes Gano.
gi9net lid gut fir 9emii6te 6armerei.
6ru6tbarer SOoen, aus9eSei6netes
8ras, our6 OueQen gut betpGNert,
gbenfalls cine 8 6uB breite 9loer Sob.
len. @elegen in Der &ailroao Surper
in Wercer GOuntp, q. 8. Yreis SIC
per older. SeOin9un9en na6 lleber.
eintllnft.
Wan aoreIliere an:
.. W. Sn9OlD,
MeOical glOt, Minneapolis, Minn
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14

- a6tune, @eiSentdufer! Die 3eit,
in mel6er SIR @eisen auftauft, nabt
beran uno Sbr brau6t 8ei3en=@bets.
@ir empfsblen uns our anferti9un9
Dsrielben. gringt Cure guitrd9e 3ll
uns, benn mir Oruten, numerteren,
binoen uno liefern Gu6 bic g8eiSen=
Sheds our gewiNen 3eit ab. pOitaui=
trdgen miro beionoere aufmertIamteit
eepiomet. g8ir erfu6eu um Cure
&unoi6aft. 8ute ausfiibrun9 uno
3ufrieoenbeit sarantiert.
gureta Yoit Sruterei.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
@iimi6t Sbr eime S6rot:
ilinte ~ fauien?

SoQte Oies Cure 9lbi6t iein, 10
tommt 81 unierer 9ruterei uno Sbr
tOnnt SUD ielbit iiber3eu9en, mas mir
auf 2a9sr baben. Sine na9elneue,
oOppellduf9e, bammerloIe rstepens
S6rOtflinte uno cine ooppeuduiise
rSpracuie" S9rotflinte. 9eioe 1ino
taOe1os unO Der Yreis lit duBerit 9erin9.
Is. 81. @Qrner.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
gu perfauien.

100000 older 2ano in MOntana,
W}ercer, Clioer uno Start Counties,
Noro=9atota, 8eOin9un9en; l Dollar
per older bar, oas llebri9e 81 lei6teu
9eoin0un0en, SetmitQttenlano wiro
Sud perlhalIt.
SaDtOu 6larf 2auO COMPANY
gtep Salem, Noro=9atoto.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
Zu Verkdufen.

s. s. &eim oTferiert iein 1926 6uB
groBes @obnbous, iopie ieinen l6x26
6uB aroBeu Stall, eini6lieBli6 Der
Saulteae (2oD, auf Der Siioleite Der
Staot 9ele9en, biuig gum @ertauf.
@egen 8eoingun9en unO Yreis ipre6e
man bel t6m Dor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
,Drut1d)rs Itnsr'
it llew Oork.
@cridtc iibcr bas arORe 5citmabl I'M
&aloorf-yituria.
Auffdjub orr Romreile
oes Reid)skan,lers.
Berlin. u. Oft.

~ er | II, IL. LII
Tas ,Icutihe 3iner" IN 9tem 9orf
bil0ct oas Saupttbema Der 9eipreh-
ungen Der bieii9en gldtter. 90
miro bier bo3 groBe 6eituuubl i'm So
tel @aLoorf 9Iitoria am 0onnerStn9
aben0 bejeibnet. Vtit aller auSfitbr.
Iidfeit miro lber Ole 8orS0n9e, Sfe'
Sen uno Die Stimmlng heS gIbenoS
ber6tet. WPit grOBer @enugtlun9
per0cn 6ie &eoen 6e5 8roBa0mtrulS
Don &oeIter, bes en8lll6en IOmlrnlS
Cir @onaro Sepmour un0 Der Ser
rem Scrnnnn &i06er, WtcGlellan un0
Serb 9op fomnlentert. Seroor8e'
boben meroen Die @e0eutllng, pel6e
Dem SSeitabenb our6 Die etnnlltt8e
Geranj njtaltung ieitenS Der Nn0ebort'
gen aQer >euti6en St6mnle perlle'
ben moroen lit, uno Der auf Den 6rte'
0en qeItinumte lon, nelder in Glen
&eoen ongcitlo8en iei un0 in Der
4mpeenbeit oe5 enBlllbtu AontlraIs
einen ltarfen 9eionan5boosn gebott
babe,
@enn man Der Iep Dorfer SuO-
ion.cSulton.6eier bier bon anbe8nn
an 0aS gr0Bte SntereHe entgegen0c'
brott bot, 10 gibt man nun ocr
oufrittieen Jreuoe iiber Den 8ellln'
genen 8erlalIf aus0ruf.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
or Start 2anO Gompanp
Nep Salem, NOro=9atot(

.B @eahtet Die n0bHe 2lntiinoi=
gung Der Yieroe=Geriteiaerun9, Die BON
0orOm9 Yorts ub9cboIten miro, in Oies
Ter 3cihln9. IS miro Ii6 Sud beSablt
MADDEN, 3u.worten, Oa 3br miBt Oab
bic YierOe, wel6e er Uertauit, gut iinO.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
;3u Derfaufen.

Sin erlttlaIli9es 3reibpferO, nit
pferoe9ei6irr uno Surrp. Ndbere 9lus=
tunft in Der 9ruterei Der vGureta
Yof".
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-09-30
State of North Dakota,

.Ea.rE tHnNEN| EF.Y.. .EN &C .Hf.ElEHN
County of Steele
In County Court before Hon. Adam
s. Moote, Judge.
In the Matter of the Estate of William
A. M.sPhi3lip, Deceased.
Geo. a, Warner, Petitioner.
%# .E.i VS.. A
LibbiePhillip ,Libbie Phillip as guard
ian Of the Persons and Estates of
Frank Phillip; Gladys Nj. Phillip and
Genevieve T.. Phillip. Minor heirs of
WihiamsH.@ M. Phillip, deceased,~a and
Frank r. Phillip, Gladys Phillip, and
GenevieveL Z. Phillip and all persons
interested in the Estate Of William HI.
II. Phillip, deceased. 49, Respondents,
Notice, Citation, Hearing Of Final
Account and Distribution Of Estate.
The State of North Dakota TO The
Above Named Respondents:
You, the said Libhie Philip, Libbie
Philip as Guardian of the persons
and estates of Frank r. Philip, Glad
yssM Philip and Genevieve L. Philip,
! Minor heirs Of William H. M. Philip,
deceased, and Frank r. Philip, Glad
US NJ. Philip, and Geneveive L. Philip,
and all persons interested in the es-
tate of William H M. Philip, de-
ceased, are hereby notified, that the
Final Account of Geo. A.. Warner,
the Administrator OF the Estate of
William H. M. Philip, late of the city
of Hope, in the County of Steele and
State of North Dakota, deceased, has
been rendered to- this Court, therein
showing that the estate of said de-
ceased is ready for final settlement
and di. tribution, and petitioning that
his account be allowed, the residue
of said estate be distributed to the
persons thereunto entitled, his sad-
ministration closed and he be dis
charged; that Monday, the 18th day
Of October, A. D. 1909, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon of that day, at the
Court Rooms of this Court, in the
Court House, in the village Of Sher-
brooke, the County of Steele and
State Of North Dakota,shas been duly
appointed by this Court for the settle
ment thereof, at which time and place
any person interested may appear
4 and file his exceptions, in writing, to
said account and petition and con-
test the same.
And you, the abovesnamed respond
ents, and each of you, r hereby
cited and required then and there to
be and appear before this Court and
show cause, if any you have, why
said account shall not be- allowed,
the residue of said estate distributed,
the administration of said estate
closed and said Geo. A. Warner, AID.
ministrator, discharged.
Dated the 18th day of September.
A. D. 1909
BY the Court,
(sEAL) ADAM s. MoorE
1920 Judge of the County Court.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-09-30
STATE OF r DAKOTA. /!
COUNTY OF STEELE 4

STATE OF r DAKOTA!
COUNTY OF STEELE a
In County Court. g
IN THE MATTER OF THE EsTATESOF ED
NJ. r. nnaasaseii.A dministrato y. Pesitsoner.
s@J& & rs aas
Ella NJ. McMahongan and John Oliver Douglas:
and all o~therSpersohs interested in said estate.
Notice and Citation. Hearing OF Final Ac-
count and Report Of administrator and Petit
ton for Discharge Of Administrator
The State OF North Dakota and the said
County Court to the above named Respon-
You. and each OF you, are hereby notified
that the final account and report OF M. b. Cas-
sell. administrator OF the estate OF Edward j.
and fletinSt this Court. thereinshowinR that all
the costs and expenses of administration OF
said estate have been paid. but that none OF
the claims filed against said estate and allow ed
BY the administrator. andsapproved by the
Court. amounting in oil to- the sum5Of $3.50. 40.
have been paid, ard that there are no funds In
the handsso OF the administrator to pay same or
any partaof them, the said estate is wholly in.
solventfanda that said estate Is now ina con-
ditiOn 30 be closed. and petitioning that his
said hnal account be allowed and be dis
That Tuesday the 18th day of October 1909.
at the hour OF one O'Clock p m. at the Court
R Ss1Win Of this i, G. Court uss,,s ct the Court House To- i,
Steele. has been appointed as the time and
place fol. the settlement of said final account
and allowance of same. and for hearing the
petition for the discharge of said administra-
ftor. at which time and place any person inter
ested IN said estate may appear and file his
exceptions or y ELECTIONS to said final account
andspetition. and contest the same.
And you, the above named respondents, and
each OF you. are hereby cited and required to
be and appear before this Court ct said time
and place and then and there. show cause. II
! any you have, WHY the said final account
should not be allowed, said estate be declared
insolvent, said administration closed and said
administrator discharged. d
Dated this 23rd day OF August. 1909.
(SeaD ADAM S. MOOTE
Judge|of the county Court.
WIN. BARCLAY, IS
Attorney for Administrator
SherbrOoke, ND. 8-26-9-18 +
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Notice Of Sale Of Land.

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Notice is hereby given. that under and by
virtue Of an order OF sale granted by the Hon.
Adam s. Moote. Judge OF the County Court.
in and for the County OF Steele, and State OF
North Dakota. dated September J8, 1909. the
undersigned administrator OF the estate OF
Alfred Johnson. deceased. will sell az private
sale, either in parcels or as a whole, to the
highest bidder for cash. subject to conf1rma-
ton by the Judge OF said County Court. the
following described real estate situated In
said County of Steele, to-wit:
The NWA of Section %, and SA Of Section
81, all in Township l46. Range 81, the above de-
scribed premises will be sold subject to the
mortgages now on lien thereon.
Said bids or sales will be made on or after
the 10Th day of October. 1909. All bids or Of
fers must bein writing and may be left with
the undersigned at his residence on the SEX
OF Section 20, in Greenwich Township, (post
Office address Finley. N. Do. or fled with the
Judge Of said County Court.
Dated September 20. 1909.
S. H. NELSON.
Admipistrato OF the estate Of Aired John.
son. Deceased.
GEORGE MURRAY.
) Attorney for Administrator
SherbrOoke, N. D.. $50
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LOCALS.

Insure your grain at TheHope
National Bank.
Misses suits, at Hurst's, d.
rect from New York.
October 9TH has been set as the
date for the postponed bargain
day.
We will insure your grain
Phone US.
G.. A. Warner, Agt.