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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24
O-O-O-H SEE WF7ATA
GENEROUS BANDIT DID

Some people go to the moving
picture shows to be amused, some
to be edited; and some to be car
ried away on the wings of magma
ton. On the whole, the wingers
alone get their moneys worth
whether they pay 5 cents or 10.
The middle aged lady in the
plush coat had come down town
with a neighbor to have a look at
the basement bargains. They
sauntered and sampled until
weary.
Finally, the middle aged lady
fished out a dime and invited the
| neighbor to the moving picture
show.
They were sitting we'll toward
the front. keep set for thrill or
| laughter-the next film would
show a holdup in the wild west.
So the lone horseman, clad in
sheepskin pants (made with the
wool ON and carrying hand
sized cannon, spurred energy into
a livery stable mustang over field
and through defile to lonely place
in the road. There he waited.
Hes goin' to rob the STAGE" said
the middle-aged lady.
Sure thing" whispered the next
door neighbor.
The bandit crouched behind a
juniper bush. AS the stage came
rumbling up the girl at the piano
started to play THE Rosary" Then
the highwayman wiggled his re-
vOlver at the driver, passengers
tumbled out of the coach and the
highwayman proceeded to gather in
the valuables.
But the "wingers" were better
satisfied when all the fuss came
out this way.
The robber escaped to the home
of his sweetheart. She was weep
ing. The 5000 mortgage was about
to be foreclosed; she didn't have a
cent in the house or any pie in the
pantry. Whereupon-
The bandit handed the girl his
revolver, told her what to do, and
she drove him. at the point of the
gun, to the sheriff's office, where
she collected $500 reward.
Then the dame rode like mad
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24
JUST KIDDING

The fuel question discussed In reference
called the fool question
The suffragees should get
married long enough to know that they do
enough to get
Young ladies' who desire have nice white plump
might soaking them In dishwae three times day while mother
~
happeneth 70 the fool happeneth the difference
failure whose wife
unforfunateiy. when
pablo bribe him.
- rcoes wont is indefinitely postpone
O.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24
Two Good Actions
by Mayor Pratt.

crease in the city wage scale for teamstes and aorers
This was made after thorough investigation of local
dltlons, and the recommendation is most commendable
There is absolutely doubt that the aborng is
tuay in danger of going without the barest necessities
because OF the huge increase in the cost of living His only
salvation is raise in his scale of wages, somewhere
near equal to the increased cost of living.
The second good recommendation is for city market.
He says: In Judgment greater service can be
dered the public than making possible for people to
buy farm and dairy products direct from the producer and
to that end recommend that your honorable body take
such action You may deem advisable to the establish
ment of large and comprehensive and permanent public
market centrally located and to be owned by the city
This is just what The Press has been advocating, and it
proposes to carry the campaign until the market is
established fact.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24

The Press believes that
the city council acted very
wisely in removing Carl w.
Tuerke last night from the
position of commissioner of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24

THUD: I've wife
SLAP Why? a
my wi nf an adult
SLAP Why don't adult
fol
her
SLAP
THUD: adu food. get
her
SLAP And let her infant starve?
THUD: Yes-Naw l
SLAP That's said
THUD: Naw what
SLAP Very we'll then Now will please
get her infant adult food?
TIIUD:
SLAP l see-neiher of them it. i all.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24
Friday, February rs, 1910.

Now flames great Mars with
wondrous might
For him who bravely rides, and
riqht.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24

For him who bravely rides, and
right.
The Sun, Mars and Uranus
are in benefic aspect. Neptune
holds a highly favorable posi-
ton in the Zodiac.
Fire and sharp edge are I'm.
der good signs today for those
who work with them, but others
must be careful in approaching
flame or touching tools or
weapons, for the influence Of
the ruling plant in its present
aspect is held by astrological
science to Undue them with
more force and power than
usual.
Courageous, energetic and in.
dustrious persons will probably
be inspired with unusual deter
mination, force and initiative
power and all persons will do
we'll to take all possible advan-
tage of the days influence to
achieve results, forward under
takings and vitaIize enterprises.
Recklessness and headIong
haste, however, are likely to be
caused where optimistic or
habituaIly nervous and restless
men are concerned. All such
persons must avoid speculative
commercial undertakings,
thoughtless social ventures and
hazardous personal attempts.
Workers in metal and those
who use steam or electricity,
bakers, tailors, smiths, butch.
ers, engineers, and all who
wear uniforms or insignia of
rank or service are under LUCKY
signs.
Mars in this aspect, is held to
be powerful and heneficent for
consulting surgeons, physicians,
oculists and dentists.
Favors, concessions and pro-
motions granted today are un-
der conditions that Indicate
that the benefit to the qiver
will be as great as it is to the
recipients.
Employment is under favor
able auspices.
Travelling for health or sight
seeing, unusual undertakings,
things out of the common,
everyday routine, with officials,
studying, consulting scientists
or students of rare sciences are
all under good signs.
Persons with this brthdate
are warned to avoid a quarrel
with an angry man. Success in
a long cherished ambition is
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24

on the same old livery horse and ar
rived just in time to slip the cash
to Josiah Skinflint, who was on
the front porch with a deputy sher-
if.
Thus virtue triumphs and people
with imagination get their moneys
worth at the picture show.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24

Mayor Pratt, in two mes
sages submitted to the
council yesterday, took two
excellent actions. ......
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24

promised during the twelve
month.
Children are born under
signs that indicate "a good
estate, many friends and love
for beautiful things"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24

On February Is, Sioux
City, the second city in size
in Iowa, adopted the "Des
Moines plan of city govern
ment.'' 1t voted on the plan
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
that Shortage

There seems dfsposiricn N acme
quarters 10 criticize F1urth ~
I1Iy committees - 9r- or ne inan-
cfal shortage -haJ s 5eine made ID
THIS raar' This criticism 8 v'-hcu-
1nov'edge ~ he facrs and he
shor-ara ,an scarcely he o,ame1 I'D.
on he Committee Two prominent
and wealthy citizens and one saloon
vhoea subscriptions 10 he fund
amounted 70 s2oo 'af'ed 70 Day and
ne Axrravagarce II he naval par
sdA made without consent y he
avacu-ive oommi-tae ware ne tacro-s
in har shortage Tie committee
could possibly nave rapud'ared he
BITS .o~ ne parade 6u- -agartad he
'oror = aberdeen At stake. and w3
II rs members Gseo 7 C3'* and T..
RI 3urnA-- became responsib,e at A
Sank 'or re Money raqut~ad and
every 1iN vas paid
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
DIED or INJURIES

John GngstrOm. Who was ,icked
By horse Wednesday evening died
az local hospital Friday # gerp9on
at O'Clock re suffered nie0s2'v
from the moment ne was injured no.
II ne passed away.
He was uuc'lI1e ard leaves a
brother. Charles Iurstrom 1vho re-.
sides mere fusatr0m was 20 ears
Cid and bas uur friends m Abel
deem The tuner3i services were acid
yesterday mornine Juoer lhe 4uapic
IS Of the Fr7tair1i order Of E1eirs
Of which ne WIS DE- nemncr inter
ment took place II Narn itiil
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
Candidacy ~ Abel.


Tho self nomination If " Il. Abel
m he republican -icket for congress
mas raised . storm IF indignation
among he zeal repubhcaus IF Aber-
deeu and possibly throughout Cheha-
halls county Some say hat if Abel
wants 10 Join The republican party ne
should serve 4 while N he ranks
and nor .ssume command immediately
uD0u announcing mis- conversion 20
the doctrines ne SO lorg isspised
Others say hat % send Tim % con-
grass would amount % 3 public -
ward Of nccessful rascality
Eowever Abel IS now republican
factor % ne rackonpd With II : said
he has secured he backing If ne
big rimber interests, including he
Wayerhausers. Who through an eva
sion of he payment Of Just proper
tion IF axes are enabled % spend
large sums % secure he s'erticr ~
hose whom hey Know Will treat
them light re also seems o nave
lined ~ he old Chehalis e0unry 1,a-
chine barring a tew Who st,il smell
mis- democracy and Who decline q
become adjuncts 9 IN Inscriptions
Jaw office
The great majority On G-ays Far-
Dor ragardless of party VIII remer1-
ber AZ ne primaries rhar heir desire
10 place he county scar At he csrrer
If population vas defeated AZ vnar
is generally believed % have besr a
crooked election four years ago arge.
y hroneil certain practices ~ W r.
Abel and Just ache sor he Seprern-
per primary elections TO get even
With rhsT gentleman
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
-ooUis~ cELes7sTloN.
s'ses- c'ty "sk.s 5i3 features q
t5Ustic Spores s-i
-I-3 Ai-sr'o

5ttaUi7-1 5egar * grand -nraa.isys
F-1-rr - |Iiy ea'ehra-iar Saturday
r orr r.+lt or3gra71-7e 4 atgaIc
SPOTS Tts ci+Y las been ier0~7-ef
'3~ --a OCCASION wi-h thousands -
Tags 58r1A-s and varico}orAd eIec-
f-'c dgr+s
In addition 70 ne afvs+ic sDo--s
.hs ga- re Jotr Naming II 1is 70
1orsepoTsr oipiars vi % re chisf
feature ~ rs celebration
me II NJ T3te- s+-rar+ioTis ras ?
G3+ris -oYal 5ecwss1 -relvs sailors ~
re .0~oeic 'lesT TIE men we're
pared N 4 sco-r II ne r1iddls II ne
r1var ~ eriaav5r 70 .rror 5ne N
orhs- irro me stream 'fts lsst man
remaining NJ ne hsdts- wss ieesarsd
re winner indian caros races, par
danes orr. we're slso srr3r gel for
re ooenirs daY programme
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
las PAINFUL ACCIDENT

While tecending "a he tcyer rom
The balcony Of he Grand theater f'rl-
lav evening. Miss Carrie 5hipman. Of
}23 Terrace avenue, -TTpped 1ver l
steD and vas hurled 20 he ioor If
he fovar with territic force. ana rem
dered unconscious FOR several no
ments, before she WIS noticed.
physician vas summoned rom lie
audience and had ler removed ~ her
nome he eft side of Ter ace $
q mass If bruises nom he all.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
CRUSHED BETWEEN LoSs

Roy Mooney. 4 y0rng man employ
Ell ny he a IS, .O'.ging camp vas
crushed THURSDAY between cv1 ,ogs,
and brought here i0r medical atten-
ton he same afternoon. The leg vas
so BADLY crushed -har amput.ti0n vas
nersssarr The operation vas sue
esssfll and ne s resting easily The
Young man made hjs nome with he
family ~ = 4 Etill 5f3 East Vishkah
street.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
ICE
CREAM
SODA
Crdmmdtte s
"SWeetshop'
rs z |.-3- s.
Y &C 81 SETTLEMENT 81.
-fNAL HcECUNT ANc PETIT . n
=c9 i3T9FsCTFcN
Ne. ~

No -
N ne Superior Co1r- II ne s-a-e
~ N,shin zton. sor ChAhass t-unry
n ne marter ~ me AsracA u y. L.
NtDonald deceased
N3tice = hArAby gwen .hat u T.
Ayhew ard WAHana CALVIN. exAcll-
.ors II re asratA II u I. HcTS3aald
deceas ed aas rendered Ard srAse7i ri
fhr seeflente1t 10. Ard iIAd II re 81
5aricr Ct'yrr II CfAhasfs Cr5unty. sra :
~ Vasifn ztor raesr fnal sccr'51-
ard pseifio1, f1r distribution. IA ssta
executors. ard rhAt SATURDAY, rhA Urn
tar n Jafy. 1910. A. ~ 3cit,.. a n
- re cr5l'tfrora n r-lr saA 81 ~ 5fis'
Cy1r-. III ne C5ty - N1rftesant II
said Nnatslis Ct57hry. ras 1.Ar ~
tr'it-A1 ~ or said Superior f<57r,
Pr ne settlement ~ ne raid s<tr53r-
ana rearing ~ sad DA-i'itn icr Us
'fi5a.i1n, q. rhith time and Dlans
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
=ooW LOS ANGELES

lfr and Nrs e 2 Parry 'or'ner
ven known residents u Aherdesn. sr
rived Sat0rday d en- rom heir Los
Angeles nome ha~ine made he jour
ney - .12S niles n heir antonio
b,le The RIP vss made In -en and
one,haif iaTs running inc Mr and
Mrs. ,'a-ry are IT Forei Washington
and win remain several weeks 10 r'sir
heir numerous friends N G-ays 5ar
nr-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
c+ANeE ~ DELIVERIES.

The Aberdeen housewife las 10
rs hero are now tw0 mail deliveries
Zach tav The residence tistriCts
hat are nearest he business district
wtll nave tellvery Il he morning
and afternoon. while The business SECS
ion VIII Ee' rhree deliveries. J. p
Freeman and e. " Dutiiu, who have
been clerks lie office, are he rNO
new carriers appointed. ana heir
places viii 1e illed W Cvn new
Clerks
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
800 Pevsrd, 800.

Tts f,s6srs ~ ne ,s3er I'll = ;,Ass.1 y esr,
fat 5a4f, iesss 80 S'.sSai Ssssse rat Seres
fss )esr 80 n .Jrs n ~ ~ s.ssss a66 tHss a
Cata.-a, 5sliS EAtsffa rafs $ he 5-5y 1cst-fv,
slfs a6Tr Eod'e3 v ~ ne6lc8i .atera9cy cs.sf;t
js1z 1cFs-i1geoisl Ssesse r.isi'rss A ,csas.rts-
soma .fss.a1ent Esfss casarfh or. 4 <tsa T.
se-rsly, ttgMy 5'sc.ly 1914 10 3drI t-i ai3co'7s
slr'stss - re rssee-is fisrsnT 6ss+-Jyns Gas
t,s6datti e ne 5seasr, Ard zaymg ~ bs.1A1s
sc-a-E-a ~ oE6ry ~ re rdyfss rTtloi snf sssls~
~ asss-s % fo1z = EsYx Iae :-aa-Nssrs iAys
= q ~ a ia r. - :lfatgva rcrs.s nat iSsy 6-sr
one Tdt6f'E f,5atFy 81 az ear 'hss y fsfs n
r1't se-f ~ ~ q t4ssfsa.5gs<s
AfGfsss z. CHENEY & 70 -fJei3. n
scl6 ~ 4" fs,1zzses II
rssA far Fsr95 Prs n. .trs-n,ssk,a.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
oeENs seANc- At RAYMOND

Captaiu 2 VI Smith 'Nrmer'y man.
age- at E9nquiam for ,le rays far
Dor StavedCre Company VIII nave
charge If he office n Raymond. hat
mas heer 0Dened Ov his company .
handle he business 1T that 1Crt
Ffugh " Dalanty. Of Aberdeen who
IS n charge If all II he branches
amt he Office here returned Friday
FROM 4 rip % Raymond and rencrts
me outlook Tor business AZ being very
bright
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
NEW MANAGER AXES 1ElNs

Fr'idav ! : Thornton reDresenring
the Sande~sou and Porter interests
the purchasers II he Grays Harbcr
Railway and Lirhr Company assumed
the POSITION ~ general manager 81
the company. relieving jay . Crary
who mas 80 satisfactorily he'd the pr-
sivlor Tor he past i've years There
have been no changes IN the offices
announced as yet
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04

a-y pe-sc1 Interested III saf ss-ate
Ray a3pear Ard Hle ais exceptions II
nri-irz n, IRE ssid fHai srlh8ar and
c>a-i-it,- s5r 1lstri01ti0a. ard col .as-
~ same
Ti-aess. tra HIM Ben 3assEs
fs3zs ~ m sail 3uoe-ic- CDuFc, and
-rA zeal II sad .ourc affixed. ms I'D
aaY ~ Jgly. ISi5.
fseal, n. Z. BTaDTELL.
CRAFTY ClArk ard Cierk III ne 51Dsr-
III Cl1r-.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
cosP'< WlLL 7EWatN.

5ay p Cary Who -u~uef over he
management u he G-sys Iarhor
Railway & Light Company ast reeS
will remain in Aberdeen. , iaet that
VIII please mis- ao$t = 'rienfs issr
what ne VII engage n g nor tnowa
1u- his nteresrS 1ers viii ,'sguirs
soma atrenticn and Aberdeen viii -
ylad % rerain s5ch faithful 1ooster
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
<sAUsr- SHERWOOD.

A. ne residences II REV Charles
Hcferrorh. IN Thursday afternoon
Almond r 5-errtri ~ Denver, Colo.
srd Hiss Marina Narie Hrause. -
tsr7aise. Cregon, usre 1nired IN mar.
rage. ana lsf- nat same s7sninS FIR
N si- fy1fqre rome IN DsSvsr
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
Don [
I axe
7 hiings
For
ted
We HAVE BEEN WAX Nc
SOME PRETTY STRONG
CLAIMS -O7 our PIANOS
AND -I4E FACT -AAT NE
WHOLESALE PIANOS 20
OUR cUrOMESS.

Ne crow tnst Wter we -.ai7-
20 sell you i setter 5isro for so
r-uc.- .ss ,1orey thar any 1sse-
lcuse can 5cssieiy ic--'Se <rcw
rat We must have the ;iarcs
ana tire orices 70 back &c our
our claims.
-1r this -essor we have Sc
ect.c suc., 1.sncs az me crice-
.rirs, 5crr1er, Decker Kim
aail. lester, 4obsrt w. Cable.
s.ary 4 ciark,. Smith 4 Barnes
rhe genuine Auto-piano arc
over 90 other makes. .ac.s u
vs-ica s me eaoes IN ts class.
a piano must &c good 70 BE
rerresen-ec by E;Iess and ehe
manufacturers <rcw that ~rer
they set their product &c =iI.-s
Music G+ouse-.e IS sale 20
1cr uat ore store our fcF ever
70 stcres-che argest 1iano
teal e.s = IN. Nor'd-cver one
raft u al ,isncs scic OF ire
Pacific Coast asf year we're sold
cy =;iers Music -ouse.
The reascr why oisros rave
1een SO 1iqn n rs1e aasr s. me
Indirect way IN wric7 trey we're
scid through sGer1s inc :1r-
signrent ieai ers. We near char
scr-e Of che anger houses ~ouid
surriY tire smaller dealer with
Iiancs ara allow ttre small
ieai - the 1rcrir over ana ircye
i cer-air aries: N this way -t1e
,urrfzser las Two IrnTits 70 1sy
instead II one. Another way S
FOR che small isaier 20 Ter ms
planes direct from the fac-urr,
say n cart Gao OTIS, anu re q
gay rre -acrcrY as ne .,i ec-s
the Money rom ire purchaser
m ct'is way also ere purchaser
1is 20 ,aY 1T eisS csics ct1e
Ir'ce Ie si,cuic. Now ~nen we
say We seal liarus IT wholesale
20 ,ur customers We mean thar
We car SCI. YOU / ler-er IiaI,u
better ,eciGsc We As TIE arg
asr teii ers lave gut ..ruic- lr
sGercies for the Same arcs
the snail Iss;i er las To ,ay ttre
fic-pTr. IN Irtrer Nor,is you
save MS ,r-u1ir lwnic-, n must
cases amounts u over s7Oul
ana Besides you yer / ,errer
Iiirc.
All c.,is S raiue ,uss,i,ie ,v
ctre ric- that { eaaNes suc., m
nerse carirai 20 1aruIe et,r u.
irc 1usirfesS. Is rcsc lianus ir-
soiu 1rr So. So anu s7u Ter rurtr,
,iyrn c.1rS. anu ( s 1f+rnr,ry,es
IVA Years 1eruI-- er>e iesi,.r ,is
cIsT 1uc IT ne irsc-urrerc sSic,.
~. 'd"e -r-'e1 ~ ndNe Z main
70 you -rrir c.re ,iarv BUSINESS
fur ike Irrter <inus II nee.
-farGis'rg, si,sr Z $ ,sc.ssas->
~ BUSINESS er,ir -.cuii'.s m
rcsrsc -i,ieii anu IL, ,f-;rs :,
iiNe a'e ,ar-:,issr S.,s -.ct,r
Ir'cs. rrusc &c scnGucr-o r,
arg way "l>s $ { .rar III es,e
iesirieis isercies. al s-,e sesc
.iiifcs i's r-9r-ssre-c .Sc,i4.
siNe;y ~ e->e >ig leaie s-s' I'VE
Ace;'-e-s, scsrs $ ,cw ~. "
ne cer-ri-S-e >cacci, scvr-s AZ
-ii.rs N4s:c >-casc, ~,s-s scu
c-ir s.isc- 4 si1r,c Is icsarc>
ACCUSE Is "a, irs n ~. .,s-,rr
,iicss. src re-s~sec -. >lss
'cr a,c ~tll roe >asc .,ssse.
s1ec cassc-ecs Il 8 ,,rccs.
,acS r rcs IS rvsrvse-s~..t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04

Ts rsne - rsmini You rat re
nsvs me best s41iTts9 prescription
departs en-. IN tns ti,T. an3 .ha- ne
gi7s special attention - mis- branch
n or D1sihsss. ~
TIE PEXAfL STORE.
2is 5Dr.h n stree.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
CITY MESSENGER COMPANY

TELEPHONE NUMBER CHANGED
The CITY Mss sAlgs- COMPANY Las
tns-a!ls1 tv1 te.ep1t-es, Nos. s.3I
and 554l, c1e Z: Wiki q Always o1e..
Czll either Z1l-5e- AID Central --i
gst Es. =
JOS. FARRELL, NE.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04

ri 3riA- hat ne Herald '3~ce nay
oe'a7ra+A 1day his paper VAS print.
81 yesterday and Delivered ~ CIR
''a~s -rt7 morning
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04

FRA pgo..cz-loz July 4, 1915
LssE 5Fs6l.cAti1- lily y. 1915.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
se~1i- ~ esEsy
\ beFApp7l herald.

Published every Monday and Thurs
dav At l09 tsst Nishkah Street
Teiephore 5d01
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04

sNo CARNEY =ditor and prop
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-11
ChatteI Mortgage Sale

Whereas. Walter Rehbein, mort
gagor. of Beach, Billings county,
N. OAK, did, on the 23rd day of
March. 1910, mortgage to George
Meek of Beach, Billings county,
N. Dak., mortgage, the following
described property, to.wit: One
sorrel gelding s years old. weighs
ll50 pounds. one bay gelding,
white strip in face, weighs 1850
pounds. All the crop Of every
description that may be sown,
grown and harvested during the
farming season of 1910 upon lots
one CD and two (2) and the SCI of
the NW4 and the SWl Of the NE4
of Sec. 6. Twp. 1871 north. range
l03 west, Billings county, N. D.
Also all crops to be sown. grown
and harvested during farming
season Of 1910 upon the SW1 Of
SW4 of Sec. 35. Twp. 13SN.,
range l04W., Billings county, N.
OAK, to secure note for 5000. 90
due November LIST. 1910, with
interest at the rate of IL per cent
per annum And, whereas, default
has been made in the conditions
of said mortgage. in that said
mortgage and note secured there
by have not been paid though
past due. and demand made for
the payment of the same. and
that there is now due and owing
upon said note and mortgage the
sum of $4,000, notice is hereby
given that said mortgage will
be foreclosed by a sale of the
property above described. in the
city of Beach. N. Dak., on Tues.
day. the 22nd day of November,
1910, at the hour of 2 o'clock p.
M. to raise the sum of $216. 90.
together with costs Of taking care
and sale of said property, toge.
Their with statutory attorney fees
and costs Of sale.
Dated at Beach. N. OAK, this
18th day Of Nov, 1910.
George Meek. Mortgage.
j. A. Miller. Atty for Mort
gage. 52-1
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-11-11

already been let for the grading
of a roadbed from Ives to Rapid
City and that work will be COM
menced early in the spring. If
this should be the case it will
practically wipe Marmarth off. the
map.-Gascoyne Advance.
She was an amiab!c old lady and
volunteered much information to
the fair stranger who had come
down to sec an important event in
the country town-the laying Of the
foundation stone of The new church
eyes" prattlcd the old lady,
"that is the duke and duchess, and
tho couple behind them are the
mayor and nayorcSs. and those two
to the right are the vicar and--es
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