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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15

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Sieies groBe SPORT ioll SCR. See.
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burg abgebaItenen 8atbolifen Ser.
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noiIen lit Die aeuBerung natiirli4
ein oefuaocnes 8reiien, baS &obert
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finiteren Geiit 6es Ratioismus gegen
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fliiaer aebalten" poraltf er peiter
orafelt: vSb 6ieier, obne 3peifel
.redt amerifaniide", 8atrict pobl
cine @bnung bot BON Der 8ummbeit,
Die er ii6 oa geleiltet?" Gin iebr
GROCER &ro5entiab Ser arbeiter, an
sic err feline @arn,lltg ergeben lieb,
b6bnt er tpeiter, lift namIi6 ebenfalls
uin1portiert". aSSmportiert" lit Die
groBe N2aiIe ser aotbolifen in bieiem
| 9on0e, y%importiert" 6as gan5c
9ertiftbum gGmerifoS, inter beiier
.gorfampfern" BOD iebr btele So
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portiert" 1T aid Die ReIigion, in De-
rem 91men Serr 6eenep Den Natipts'
mus gegen ocn 5o5ialismus 81 nlobt'
l~iiieren geoenft."
Sn ser Sbat, es mar cine unber'
seiblitc Sunmbeit, Oicies @ort BON
.importiertcu So5iaIiSmt5. Die
oan3e Civilization bcrllbt ali eiten
MlStoui6 Der geiitigcu S0een, nto
MIR Elm 9ar6ar f6nnte anf ben 8e'
oanfen fommen, icleu 5u Deripebren,
mir neil babel irem0c @are ms SanS
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bcioniid)cu &6tfert gtor0 GltropuS
lrno nit ienen 5ltgIeid oieIe itaatltAe
giurittungen. Die @ooan3brit6cr
! 9eutidlano5 mo Sciterrcid@ drgert
es belttc, baB oie fremoe 9ieIiaiOn ie'
mitii6cn llriprlngS Den @ermaner
o~ufgc6rGngt wuroa - mic tie lid ans
su6riiden bclic6en-iie mcinen, ient
piir6cn beiier geiabren iein obne oi(
.frem0cn Soepu"l glls %ol(ltrarnofl.
tame" peri6reit man IN 8cutiGlonf
sic &uthoIiferL ais Inge60riac elllel
.frentoen aird)c," einem fren1oen &c.
0enten ouf getIiiecm Gebietc inter
thon. 60 moht man III monder
Qdnoern aerllc oaS nit 0eni 2i6eraliS.
mus neriua1iete RationdIitaten
&rin5ip gcgeu sic tatboltide Geligior
mobil.
@ir pciien ioGde &borbeit 8uriid
freiIid auf @riiuoe geItiitt, oeret it'd
scr SosioliSnul3 it Scr 4blpeDr gegcr
bie 8eiduIoigung oaB er Dimportlert'
ici, nidlt beoiencu fam: Die gfiiiion
allie 86lfer 5u lebren ben uniuerieIIer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15

Gtaates, ionSern sueIeib giirger Ser
Bereinieten Staaten. Grit oonr, tpenii
oos Bolt Der 8ereinigten Stoaten Elm
@menoement CUR @erfoiiHhg m.
nimmt, pel6es BEN beridieoeneu
Staoten ods Ie6t ertbeiIt, ben @c.
t~rGnfebonoel su berbteten, erit Oaun
entitebt Die e~rfaiiuugsmabige@ runo'
Iaee Der Brobibition.
@it oIIer S91rfe ereift $err
Benton cine @ntf6eioung 6es
acknowledgements orL Die al
Ierotngs nit gar3 fnapper Stt1n.
menmebrbeit erIaiien ipur6e. SH
8iir5e loiltet Tie mie folet: Der Stoat
bot Die @a6t, Die notbigen Bolisei.
~borid)rifter 5u erIaiien. 9os @etrGu'
feberbot lit cine notbDenbi9e Poll6ei'
porI6rift. Ser Stnot bot Die 0taft,
ben @etrGnfebanbel gu berbieten.
@enn Die @oroeri6te rtd,tig p0ren,
bunn mare es Der S6Iu6iab gleid).
foIls, meint Serr Benton. 0a abec
Der Stoat MIR ioI6e SoIt5eipori6rifr
ten ~erloiien Oiirfe, Die nidt init Der
Gcrfaiiut9 in 8ioeripru6 ltanben, 10
ruGre bie 8rGmiiIe cine falide. 8elln
iomit Der 8aiius in Der 9~uubesberfai-
Jung, pona6 obne oronungsmGBiges
8erfabren Der 8iirger 8reibeit uro
@ieentbum ni6t genommen lperoen
oiirfen, einen Sinn bat, batn fam
benz S6anfpirtb, Dem 8railer oocr
9renner ebeniopenig iein @igentDum
gencmmen peroen, nie benz Breot-
ger, Dem Sor,ner ooer Dem Saocn-
BETTER. lln6 benno6 BADEN mir es
fiir5Iid) erIebt, ooB bic @eietgebu1g
BON 8euneIice cine MoBregel annabm,
neIhe oas gigentbum Der gra.er
uno 8reuner %fonfiS5irte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15
SGlt RrObiGition $geIe4r fir UcrfaT.
iaugswiorig.

Gin fnliforuiftler Solirnolilt SSobn
6. 9eiton, bat iia ijbcr Oie 8robiti
lions i. @eiesc anSaaiprofen itnb b6ls
lie fir perfniimgSlpiori9 ct 9eIte5t
Ben Yrobibitionjiten 6c$ &edjt at, sen
@enuB gciItigcr @etrdnte Iiir id1d6Iic9
St balten mo tuenu Tie c8 fonnelt, an
6cre 2ellte uon DER Rihti9feit ibrer
guiif)t 81 iiber3eugen. 3bre @eaher,
peId)e sem m66igen @enuB aeiItigcr
@ctr1nfe bul0igen babcn aber ot5
Elm Hed)t, mclbes Onrh oeu GrfaB
BON 3uanasgeieteu niGt p%ergepol'
fiat iper0en bari. 0a5 Ged)t Der i'll.
6ioi0ueflen Meinund nit inoioj0uel.
Ter Observation-Disclosures lit nie @err
8rnton erftdtt ste 8tuno[o9e per.
I6nLider Sreibcit, lm6 Gin 2ono, iueI'
dies OieYes 9ledjt mi5aMtet. lit fem
freieS 2auo. co meri9 mic Elm Staot
ouS 9fed)t st orbeitelL 8lt foufcn ntlo
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pcnia fam er ieincn 8iroeru &or.
ifrifteu oaritber niadjen, mas Tie
ellen mo trinfai ooer nidt
ellen oocr nibt trinteii ioIlen. Der
8iirger lit nidt uur Der Burger cines
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15
Ssm gesncr feline @affsn idmieOen!

Ssn einem ser lesten Sefte Der ga.
tbolic Sortnigbtlp Heoieip ii6t oeren
$erausgebpr cine iharfe, aber ourf'
aus treffenoe aritif an elmer 9roidi.
re, Die beItimnt iein iollte, einen
apoItaten bloB5uitellen uno ibm beim'
sulelhten. Mit &eft ipeift 8reuB am
gdlub ieiner I%usfiibrungen barauI
bi1, oob Die S6rift: A Chameleon
Apostate cher geetgnet lei, BET Hidt.
fatboIifen Mibtrauen unb 3meifel 6u
erregen, als has @egentbeil 81 be-
pirfen, p1breno tic IN Der Sanb bes'
ieni8en, ben iie perni9ten ioll, sur
8affe weroen mag. nSe ofter mir
bieIe 9roidiire leien, i6reibt
er, LIMB ie iorgfaltiger mir
ms ibren ginoruf auf Brote'
~Ttanten, mic lie I'M 9ur9idnitt
iino, upriteIIeu, oeito tiefer bebauerrt
mir, baB lie eribienen it," Bon Ero.
teitanten obltamrlenn aub IN elmer
gum groBen Gbeil afatbolii6en
llmgebune oufgepadien, fennt
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bal6 oen @inoruf Der S6riit
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auBen beIeben baben. Mfan miro inn
rlur beiitinmen f6nner Non talibus
auxiliis, non d~efensoribus istis!",
meint er 6o6 Iogar, 6oB z. auguItine
9migbt - 10 beiBt bas Subieft, &C.
gen 0aS Die beiprodene groitilre &C.
rid)tet %iIt--penu er mir Dolb 10 pfitfia
iei mie i'm Oie Sd)rift Dem 2eler err
ideinen IaiIe, Sic geiantte Aufloge
ouifaufen uno Die Scftc fir bic 3mefc
ieiner nibtsmiiroigen Bropagoltoo
benuten iperoe.
Die glltgemeinte Sdrift 1T allf
i6Iimlner ol5 uitBlos: lie mag BEN
@e0ner, Der faItgeitellt lperOeu ioIl
p6cnbrein oIs 8offe 6ienenl Gas
lit Dos, nod boier, oaB audi III l.
mannen unoeren 6dlIen iene, oit
Stride, &eligton, Sittlidfeit uto @e,
ielli6aft pertbeioisen m6dtcn, lid
babel 9Iobcn 9ebeu, Die bon Sen @eg'
nern misgemst merncu t0uncn, St
miro !. 9. 10 r1ondeS 8ort bon ia.
tboIii6eu Heoafteuren geIGrtebei -
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sic in engliider Sprade erideinelt
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aialilten bertust iper6en f0nnte.
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aeibeben. @eitiist ali ben 9eri6i
bes ,gufFolo @oIfsfreulos" citier
Die Io5iaIiitiide 8reiie @orparh See
men, BEN BrGii0enten Der Imericai
Seberation Of Catholic Societte:
folgenoermaBen:
.Siitet eud Dor benz nj por
tierten So5ioliSntuS, er lit I'm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15

Qbolerd uno UutG1fdu : llleol5tn
pom Gbolere Morbus oeheilt.
Ser o.. 8. JDpter 0tebtDper,
Gla., ersdbtt cine G~rfabrnng Die er
madte, ndbreno CT ala @eianOres
ner in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
Gbmar6suiIle, &reiSbnuptiaot bonn
areiIe Glebourne, ata., fiaurirte. Gr
Iaat: ,@6bren6 ib bort mar, OBJ id
ettpas Iriides unb audi Burits5teiifi,
bas bel mir GbDlera Worbus in Iebr
Ihlimmer Borm peruria9te. Sb
fiibGte ara steuo uno iGifte na1 eis
ner eemiIien @bplern : Ne6isin, itatt
oeiIeu ianbte mir Der Gpotbeter cine
GlaIhe gbaniberlaiu's aeibipeh, gbos
lera unb DurdfausaJteotsin nit benz
8emerten, Oab er bas @eDlnidlte
bate, mir abel in SUtae ber Grs
prUbtbeit oieies Seilmittel8, bprs1ae
mir tetteres gu ididen, on er fir
be1ien uufehtbnre Sur e%arnntire. SD
uabm cine 8Die bauon unb fiblte in
fhni @inuten beiier. Sie sipeite
DOIe bettte mid ganslih. 8pei
WitaeIdmcrene litten in oerielbeu
Beiie unb cine fiinT unO stuan5iq
Gent Slaite bette uns ale bret.
Gum &ertnuf bel &alter 8rus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-15

Drci Gel hworene nit elmer fleinen
Slai DE obdmberlain's Seibwcb,
Gbolera uno Our6falI 1leoisiu
The Dickinson press., 1909-10-09
Bids Wanted.

The board of county commissioners of Stark
county, N. D.. will receive bids, to be opened
December 6. 1909, at 2 O'CLOCK p. M. at the Of
fee Of the county auditor. Dickinson. N. p,
for 10000 funding or refunding bonds for the
purpose of funding or refunding the outstand.
ing Indebtedness of said county, as represent
ed by the county warrants of said county now
outstanding and unpaid.
The said bonds to be issued in accordance
with sections 1855 to 1852, inclusive. Of article
81 of the Revised Codes for the year 1905, sta te
of North Dakota.
Each bond to be in the sum of 81 900 to run
for period of twenty years.
Assessed valuation of the county of Stark,
North Dakota, for the year 1909, 81, ,585, ,743.
Total bonded indebtedness at the present
time $500. Floating Indebtedness $4,000 az
represented by outstanding warrants, part OF
which has been provided for by the 1909 levy;
kota, is as follows, to.wit: State So mills
County, including Road and Bridge tax, 13:s
mills, total levy in the county for the year 1906
is 10 mills.
The Board reserves the right to reject any OF
all bids.
Address bids to, the undersigned and marx
Same Bond Bids"
County Auditor Stark County, North Dakota
Dickinson, N. D., October 5, 1909. 39-t6
The Dickinson press., 1909-10-09
THE BEST PLASTER

Apiece of flannel dampened withC Cham
berlain's Liniment and bound on to the
affected parts is superior to any plaster.
When troubled with lame back or pains
in the. side or chest give it a trial and
you are certain to be more than pleased
with the prompt relief which it affords.
This liniment also relieves rheumatic
pains and is certain to please anyone
suffering from that disease. Sold by all
druggists. s',s=s
The Dickinson press., 1909-10-09
Bids Wanted.

Bids will be received by the County Commis-
ssioners of Stark county. N. D.. up to 2 p. M,
January 8. 1910, for the deposit Of the funds of
said county for the ensuing two yerrs..
Such proposals shall state IN writing what
rate of interest shall be paid on average daily
balances during the month, interest to be paid
monthly, on condition that such funds, with
accrued interest, shall be subject to draft at
all times on demand. 5s3a Il
Separate bids will be received for the county
ssinkins fund as provided for in section A30,
session laws 1909. Il
proposals for the deposit of county f1nds."
y J. s.. WHITE,
County Audi
tober 5. 1909. 8a9.t6
The Dickinson press., 1909-10-09
FIVE YEAR PROOF

Once at Dickinson. N. D., September II. 1909
Notice is hereby given that Julius Kubischts
of Dickinson. N. D.. who. on December 10. 190e
0o0ee at Bismarck. N. D.. for 81 neA and lots
and :. sec. T. twp. 14l. range % v. 5th Principal
Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make
land above described. before the Registel
and Receiver of the q. s. land ONCE ut Dick
inson. N. D.. on the 9Th day Of November
1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: Charley
Blank. Jacob Dinius Joe Jastek, Ben Scher
schon. all Of Dickinson. N. D.
iO2-st S. M. FERRIS. Register
The Dickinson press., 1909-10-09

WANrED-SuccesS Magazine wants an
Dickinson to collect for renewals and solicit
new subscriptions during full or spare time.
Experience unnecessary. Any one can start
among friends and acuuaintanceS and build up
a paying and permanent business without
capital Complete outfit and instructions free.
Address. "VON.' Success Magazine Room
1O3. Success Magazine Building, New York
City, N. Y.
The Dickinson press., 1909-10-09
APPROPRIATION OF w AFTER

ONCE OF the State Engineer. Bismarck, N
D., Sept. 20. 1909,
Notice is hereby given that the Northern
Paciac Railway Co., whose postoffice address
is St. Paul. Ramsey Co.. Minnesota. has made
an application In accordance with the provis
ions OF the irrigation laws Of North Dakota for
permit to appropriate for beneficial use two
(2) cubic feet OF water per second of time
from Heart River through pipe line. the point
of diversion Of which is to be located upon the
left bank OF said stream in the seA of the
nw4 of section 8, township 139. range 96. said
water to be used for the purpose OF supplying
water for locomotives and other railroad pur
poses.
This application will be taken up by the
state engineer at his Office at Bismarck fol
consideration and appropriate action upon the
10Th day Of November, 1892. at e: m', at which .
rights would be injuriously affected. or that
the allowance Of the permit would be detri
mental to the public welfare. and also parties
making the application, and to be benefited
are notified to be present either by sworn an.
davit or in person for the purpose OF present.
ing any relevant testimony.
g1O-24t r. r. ATKINSON. State Engineer
The Dickinson press., 1909-10-09

BOYS! GIRLS! COLUMBIA BICYCLE
FREE! Greatest offer out. Get your friends
you u present OF a $1,000 Columbia bicycle
the best made. Ask for particulars. free out
fit and circular telling How to Start" Ad-
dress The Bicycle Man." 29-3l East 22nd
Street. New York City. N. Y. a25-3p
The Dickinson press., 1909-10-09
FIVE YEAR PROOF

Department Of the Interior. is. Land once.
Dickinson N. D.. August 2e. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that William S.
Turley Of Dickinson. N. D., who on Septem-
3O7. Serial No. 03599 for SEX sec. g. twp. 1888 n..
:. 96 W., 5th Principal Meridian. has fled notice
of intention to make final five year proof, to
establish claim to the land above described.
before the Register and Receiver at Dickin-
son. N. D.. on the 18th day of October. ;g09.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Julius Praus,
ST.. Julius Praus. Jr.. William Gardner, Berger.
in Roller all of Dickinson. N. D.
94-6tN s, M FERRIS, REGISTER.
The Dickinson press., 1909-10-09
HORSES WANTED

Would like to buy about 30 head of
horses, mares preferred, broken or un-
broken, nothing over 6 years old. Can
take them from one year up. Will pay
a good price for tn: right kind.
EUGENE WEIGEL, Hebron. Io-2-tf
The Dickinson press., 1909-10-09
The Bacon Hog for North
Dakota.

Dakota.
ny Prof, WI. Richalds. Agricultural College,
Which type or class of swine is
most profitable for the farmer to
raise in North Dakota is a cues.
ton which is frequently asked.
At the present time the lard type
breeds are raised much more
extensively than the bacon type
breeds; and it is a question
whether this will not continue to
be the case for sometime in the
future. Before our farmers will
raise bacon hogs it must be
shown to them that it is as pro-
fitable or more profitable to raise
them in comparison with the lard
type. There is no question if
we consider our condi ton in this
section of the country that they
are better adapted to raising this
class of swine than other sections
in the United States. If it is
the case that they are to be raised
extensively in any one section of
the United States, it will be this
section.
The opinion is commonly held
by most farmers that bacon hogs
cannot be raised as profitably as
the lard type, because they will
not make the growth or gains,
that the lard type breeds will
make. Experiments carried on
at several experiment stations in
this country and Canada have
demonstrated that this is an
erroneous idea. These expert
ments show that the bacon breeds
will make as large gains as the
lard type breeds, and in some in
stances they make larger gains.
This should be suffcientev evidence
that it is a mistaken idea that
they canot be grown as proitably
as the lard type.
The reason why farmers do
not like bacon type of hog, no
doubt, is because they have been
accustomed to the more compact
type and when compared with
the lean looking bacon hogs, it
leads them to believe that the
lard hog is the easier raised and
will net larger return when
marketed. If one has had ex-
perience in raising the bacon
type, he will underestimate their
weight, because their length and
tirmness of flesh makes them
weigh beyond ones expectations
Many also go to the needless ex-
pence of putting an excess of fat
on their bacon hogs before they
market them, which will reduce
the profit to be made on them,
because they do not fatten readi-
ly, but make their gains largely
in the form of growth: and this
is the condition in which the
market prefers them. I am of
the opinion that this is, one of
the mistakes an inexperienced
breeder of bacon swine often
makes, which leads him to be-
lieve that they are not as pro6ta-
BILE to grow as the other type.
At the present time most OF
our bacon is made by our pack.
ers from hogs which possess the
bacon type regardless of their
breeding. In most cases they
are obliged to use a great many
hogs that are not we'll adapted to
produce the best class of bacon.
They are forced to do this be.
cause there are not enough hogs
of bacon breeding marketed or
that have been fed to produce a
quality of flesh suitable to make
good grade of bacon. AS long
as this is the condition of affairs
our packers will not be able to
produce a first class grade of
bacon, because the lard breeds
of swine do not have as large a
The Dickinson press., 1909-10-09
CALVES WANTED

wish to purchase 80 or IS spring
calves. Residence miles southwest of
Dickinson. VIM. b. Myers, Dickinson,
N. D., Box 68o. o-25-4t
The Dickinson press., 1909-10-09

Wanted - Tn rent otel Address
Lock box "a, Col iileld, la. 1o-2-7t
The Dickinson press., 1909-10-09

FOR SALE-My five room cottage, on
9th St. west Duncan Christensen.
Q.2s-tf
The Dickinson press., 1909-10-09

get them III car!oid lots. Swift
& Company are very anxious to
produce high grade of bacon al
their South St. Paul packing
house, and have paid a premium
for bacon hogs in order to en-
courage the farmers of the
Northwest to raise them more
extensively. This inducement
has not met with much response,
although am of the opinion that
more bacon hogs are being
grown in the Northwest than
formerly, though the number is
not as large as one would natur-
ally expect, considering the
adaptability OF this section of the
country for their production.
The bacon hog best adapted
for the market demands can be
produced by the use of feeds
that are comparatively high in
protein in preference to carbo-
hydrate feeds. A good grade of
bacon cannot be produced by
feeding great deal of corn, be-
cause it would produce carcass
with too much fat in proportion
to lean and even the fat would be
apt to be lacking in firmness to
produce good grade of bacon.
Pigs grown on clover, peas. and
barley and skim milk, shorts and
feeds of similar nature, will be
the best adapted for bacon pur-
poses, and these are the feeds
that can be grown mostextensive-
ly or obtained in this state. And
for that reason it does seem as
though it would be to the inter-
est OF our farmers to raise a
breed and type of swine that is
adapted to converting these feeds
into profit. The weight of the
bacon type hog must be obtained
largely in the form of growth
and by using some of these feeds
in the way of forage, the pigs
can be grown very economically;
without the necessity of feeding
a great deal of expensive grain.
to be sure it is necessary before
they are sent to market to feed
enough grain so that they will
carry reasonably good cover
ing of flesh. But is is not neces-
sary to have them carry a thick
covering of flesh, such as the lard
type should possess, when they
are sent to market.
Granting that bacon breeds
will make as economical gains as
the lard breeds and that they
will bring as good price on the
market and possibly a little bet
ter, there is another point yet in
favor of the bacon breeds. The
lack of proliicacy is a thing that
is working against the profitable
production of the lard type at the
present time. The bacon breeds
are much more prolific than the
lard breeds. which should ena-
able the farmer to make them
profitable to raise. They pro-
duce large vigorous litters, while
the lard breeds in many cases
are disappointing in this respect
This is a point which should
bear much consideration.
In view of the facts stated, it
is evident that there are many
points IN favor of raising the ba-
con type of swine in North Dako-
ia, and it is the opinion of the
writer that they will be grown
more generally in the next few
years. This will depend to a
large extent on how much en-
couragement the packers are
willing to give the raiser by the
price they will pay for them.
The farmers must depend on
the packers for the market for
this class of hogs, because the To-
cal meat markets do not care to
handle the bacon hogs, because
the lard type of hog of medium
The Dickinson press., 1909-10-09
FOR SALE

14oo sheep; 400 lambs, 500 yearlings
and 600 ewes. 2 and years old. Call
or write. JACOB MEHRER, Mott, N.
ID. Io-2-6p
The Dickinson press., 1909-10-09
FOR SALE CHEAP

Small ice box, As x35 with glass top.
Just the thing for resturaunt or hotel:
o.4-tf c. F. Parker & Co.
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FOR SALE

Would like an offer on lots E, 7 and 8
in block I6 on First Ave. w., Dickinson,
N. d. Write SMITH HARRISON,
Box, 318, Minneapolis, MINI. 9,25-3t
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FRESH CREAM

Bottled cream and milk from the
Brown Dairy on sale at Reed Bros
store. 3-6tf
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>SHEEPFOR SALE

Our entire band OF 2I5o sheep for sale.
The bunch consists of 675 lambs, $50
yearlings and the rest breeding ewes.
Gion Bros Horswll, n. ID. S-I4-tf
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Notice and citation,
hearing of final &C.
count and distribu-
tiOn of estate.
The Dickinson press., 1909-10-09
@. A. McFARLANE TT. MURrHA
McFARLANE 4 NURTHA, ]
LAWYERS.
Practice in all Courts and U. S. Land
Office.
OFFICES too, RAY BLOCK
Legal n Offices.
NOTICE AND CITATION. HEARING OF
FINAL ACCOUNT AND DISTRIBUTION
OF ESTATE

NOTICE AND CITATION. HEARING OF
FINAL ACCOUNT AND DISTRIBUTION
OF ESTATE
State of North Dakota, In County Court.
County Of Stark. { Before Hon; J. van
der Las. Judge.
In the matter of the estate OF William E.
Rice. deceased.
Ormanzo A. Brown.
Helen Rice Deane and all 'Sn Final heane Accouot Dt
in the estateof said dec Of Estate.
The State Of North Dakota to the above
named Respondents
You. the said above named respondents. are
Administrator Of the estate of William G..
Rice. late Of the city Of Waverely in the
county OF Lackewanna and state of Pennsyl-
COURT. herein showing that the estate Of said
deceased is ready for final settlement and dis
tribution. and petitioning that his account be
tributed to the persons thereunto entitled. his
administration closed and he be discharged:
that Monday. the first day of November A. d.
at the court rooms Of this court. in the % court r
Stark and state Of North Dakota, has been
ss
interested in said estate may appear and file
his exceptions, in writing. to sold account and
petition and contest the same.
And you. the above named respondents, and
each of you, are hereby cited and required
then and there to be and appear before this
court. and show cause, II any you have. why
said account shall not be allowed. the residue
of said estate distributed. the administratio
OF said estate closed and said Ormanz0 A.
Brown. administrator Of said estate. dis
charged.
Dated the 2end day Of September A. D. 1909.
By the Court:
[sEAL j. VAN DEB LAS,
Judge Of the County Court.
w. F. BURNETT
ATTORNEY for Administrator. 4-as-3t
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HOUSE FOR SALE
A 4-room house, cheap If taken at
once; must be moved from present
location in Young's 9Th Add. w. C..
BOEHLKE. 5.I5-tf