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ACCORDION PLEATING


AND SIDE PLEATING.
Mrs. NJ, M. Jennens. b0S East Third
So ST. Bell phone 1867. s3o5o
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FURNITURE FOR SALE: ALSO WORK
harness. wagon box buggy. SIG East
lst South. t6S6
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FURNITURE FOR SALE. Ss4 E. 9TH
South st. t50S
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> NoOMs. 80; READ a.,
NC" f'at' 4 rooms, H. H. :. a gu
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'os s.i SOUTH MAIN. S-Ro0N :.
G55 South sth East g.
57o 17o7 fost os, ct, a-room, 81, ,ls ~
soi i'o' fth East, 5-rcom NJ ~
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ONE LARGE SECONDHAND OFFICE.
safe. one residence safe; botn eooa asss &c
new Enquire 90 Eagle blk, r2efe
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NEW DRUG STORE. 9TH AVE. AND
K $25: bakery. restaurant. grocery,
butcher shop, 7th East and 9Th South.
TEL 1856 o36o7
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FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

CLOSE IN. NICE FRONT LOWER
]. H.. X. rooms: water and closet ,nan m
Tide. Apply IS End East. s.IlV
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ALL KINDS OF FINE SLEEPING AND
housekeeping rooms. sb6 So. Main
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STOREROOM. UPPER MAIN STREET.
Ready for occupancy July 1. 1910. ES-
quire rental dept, Salt Lake Security &
Trust Co. 1884
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PIANO TUNING


u. BERT ANDERSON. BELL. PHONE
59l1 Plano tuning, polishing. repair
ing. t122
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TWO NICE LARGE ROOMS AND GEL
lar. rent cheap, 965 So. State. s2JS9
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Z ROOMS. MOD. FURYscr h
md West, suitable for r ~
n)y Kelly & Montrosc, brossr, =
Intyrc bldg.
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FIREPRoOF STORAGE

SAFE STORAGE-FIREPROO WARE
house, equipped with automatic
sprinklors; low rnte of insurHnce; house,
hold goods packed md stored. MOTH
PROOF VAULTS for fuT garments;
aEAIEio SLDtHGr. - sAHIES Tor pianos.
stalls. Poo1-cars shipped to all points:
expert packers Let us figure with you:
prices lower. I x L Stores Co. Bell
Exchange Is. Ind. 13. m213B
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FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW ~ :
minister Heights: Sugar Hoas - !.
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FURNITURE OF A 7-RooM HOUSE.
close In; house to rent. Phone 6zS5-X.
o27ss
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TYPEWRITERS
g. BUSINEsS CARDS

VISITING CARDS. BUSINESS CARDS.
The Quick Print Card shop, l2Sl West
lst South ST. Phone 125S-k.; competent
man will help you design your card.
t9t5
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sAwDUST FOR SALE CHEAP: SPE.
cial reduced rates in auansities- Can a,l
hoth phones 3s1. sest
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K1SM i02oom MOP: MOI sTu e, ~
p,.,m room mod, frame o., 9ni s.;
Brigham: $3.50. 'c' near 10 ,
,55s Se'l 2I26-Sx or ,,a,
i'ese are bargains ihs 1
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90 HOUSES. ALL KINDS. LOCALITIES
and prices. Tutue Bros. Co. 152 Main
street. 1905
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BOARD AND BOON

FRONT ROOM OR SUITE. N
with board: reasonable rates I
2nd South,
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lrrNE HEATER: TABLES; CHAIRS;
incubators; brooders, etc, Ia their
value a44 Edith ave. Waterloo. t5oS
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MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS FOlI
housekeeping at - Church 81. rSoeS
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MIDWIFE


PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
casee. Mrs Lizzo Geisler. 236 w. Srd
North. Bell l493-X- Ind 14032- 1917
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT ;
best of care given Mrs. Kate Johnson.
Graham court. between 9Th and 7th
South and 4th and 5th East Bell lY17-K,
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GOOD 4-HOLE RANGE; WILL SELL
reasonable. Phone Ind. 1886. or call 90
5 street Sfq7O
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HAIR DRESSING


MASSAGE, SCALP
treatment. manicurlng: resident work,
guarantee satisfaction. Mrs. Stallworth,
Ind. 2723 s2576
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DONKEY, SAFE FOR CHILDREN. ALSO
saddle cheap. 1d15 18th East. tiol
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GOLD COIN HEATING STOVE, COOP
condition, 9s1 e. 9th So. Bell 2o54-H;
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13l East l1th South. 5.r.. /.
r, JEFFERSON R. q. INV; r;y \.
Phone $500 Bell. " ivI, Nv 81
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FIVE-ROOM MoDEpN -.
repair. Furnace bRlcg
262 j street. "ner an
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NEW. 4-ROOM. MODERN HOUSE.
furnished complete; bath. porchcs and
basement: % blocks southeast city and
county building, rent reasonable. T5T
Roberta st. t56S
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THREE UNFURN1SHEp R00|1
stairs, modern, sls.oO; no csE,,s|
249 West Fifth South.
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FOR SALE
ron sAIE-Df1scELL.ANEoUs

LET US FRAME YOUR PICTURE ART
Wall Paper Co.. 4s East lat South 81; :
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FOR RENT
Observation-Disclosures

THE COLONIAL
Elegantly furnished two and lhreS ..
room apnrtments with bath, from $2h
month and up. Single rooms, Win hna
without bath. from $40 month Rno -9p,
Bell phone E1. AZ. Ind. II7 Lol9a
THE KEITH -.
Furnished roomg, single or with paln'
best location In city. l2c e. South Ie,nn-
Pile, oEoL
THE WILFLEY.
furpisho6 n155s
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FOUR ROOMS. UNFURNIsHEu
summer kitchen. . up. dow
Five unfinished rooms. an
water up and down. clectylc Nj.
papcred and varnishcd. 81 PER Et
piJ 22I So. 1st West.
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FOE RENT-HousEs FURNISHED

PART OF \ NEWLN FURNISHED
house for rent reasonable, close In
Address Y-13, Tribune. sf023
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BILLIARDS AND pool,

FOE A NICE. COOL PLACE TO SPEND
you- spare time. go TO Icons place. 23I
Main. o254
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~ ront ~ MEM BROOM l1cs-
South. ec'e, closo in EN
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VICTOR AND EDISON TALKING MA
chimes. sold for 81 per week, TaiKirs r5n
Machine Co, laS So. State. Bell seso SEE
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DENTISTS

DR. e Nj. KEYSOK, 2oo-2Ul BOYD
Park bldg, l62 South Main BeII 1854.
Ind. 117-Rs w3@t
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CHEAP. EIGHT CLAIMS IN THE E,,f Eli
mining district situated 5000 4. sou. Tor
os steam shovel pit Of Nevada Con- rot
particulars address James>Dcvine. Ionoo
rah, New. soofv
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RENT
HOuSEs -

En,G-,,o.5.---ISet-,"os- UNFUplu,
'-E8oM tsss, ,,sn;,s NEW MoDTSss Mos.ss
1st So. e' sas; no cshH hHAlcs
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MODERN HOME. BEAGTFvl
roundIngs. hot wafer heat
can give frst-class accomnnl
four or six adults. ReftfeaA
phone 6553-Y.
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tOH N:lS ST--ROOMS UNpTMU
@o-~>-~->~~- >~~--~~~~~No-~s~~o.eS
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Rocr,
quire Salt Lsfe Security & =
50 South Main st,
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Win, ,s'1oM No MODERN
South. cellar. IoorcK.
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MASSAGE


MISS STEVENS, At A EAST SECOND
South. Elk hotel. rooms 10 and 20
Hair dressing, manicurlng and facial
massBge t9Os
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FINE PLATE GLASS FRONT STORE:
SPLENDID ESTABLISHED LOCA-
TON FOR GROCERY. ALSO GOOD
STORE AT NO. 167 so. 3RD EAST ST
FRITSCH. NO. 341 so. MAIN.
2ND FLOOR
ozsI2
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7-KoOM MODERN HoT-sr -
4S2-K. vi I'D s.
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FIEST-CI.ASS BOARD AND 20
North Main.
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HIGH-CLASS bUAED AT 10
End East.
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FOR sALE-FURN1TURB.

DON'T SELL YOUR FURNITURE
Have it reupholstored-nade new again.
Phone $3.50 about 1T s. l. Mattress e
Mfg. Co. caoSS
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FINE HAND EMBROIDERED AND
stamped things ine linen: Nery er
cheap: nice for Christmas presents 99a 9'a
Lincoln ave. Bel! 1S7T-K, ttf'
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500 SCHOLARSHIP IN HENAGbh
Business college, good for one year, yea, .
tuition: will dispose of same at q 10
sonRble price. Address Y-2i, Iriou.tno no
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8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE FOR 800.
35S So. Bird East 1913
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S-ROoM MODERN AT u, Vl-
South. S15.
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MODERN 5-poo.,-
2rs Panty; MY; closets, iarv. HousR,
o-en ST. 'a'd. 4
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FOR RENT
HOUSES uNFURNIsEED

TWO LARGE ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
light housekeeping very best locacon.
use OF phone and lights: just the pace lot
two ladies' or man and wife. $40 Soltn nln
3rd East Ind phone 1862. s2t29
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FIVE-ROoM MODERN TERRACE. CAN
rent two rooms upstairs VIII sell fur
nished. 4 snap. Investigate right now.
Call Mr.. Buehler. Exchange II. t196
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ANY QUANTITY OF GOOD AND DRY
cord wood. Apply IA Enst South Temptni
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FURNISHED ROOM AND Boll
gentleman nj 144 So. 2nd Eif
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12

Department of
unbelievable
verify all of the which
lie by these reputable authorities
pts some of which yielding almost fabulous returns their
fewood visited Meach
miles north Peauma received his
vaon the published statements that his eghteenearod
conditions most the growth of the tree and recev
In
speced oacre eghy old grove OF Mr. Meachan walked back
and forth through measured anumber the and
the today inches diameter
the Hardwood Planning Mill Co.
realize
the possibilities Eucalyptus commercial the hard
the supply
highest furniture of
scarcity
inspected the
they inform letter that they obtain 1oo
are very scarce and their orders ALREADY on r nave 10 await
lumber They furnished the finishing of the Crosse building
First National Bank, of Ahambra Caliorn
ia and are superior for finish as an inspection VIII snow any
U.
seedlings the
product
will benefit humanity and the State of
discovery of gold in 1S49.
may appear to be
all has without
localities
which will be given
the Hardwood Company,
recommending the stock of the Idaho Hardwood Company
Every of growing family to
them while that they owned it,
foresight will be rewarded by
and perpetual dividends
very truly,
Signed AARON
skdmoe I'm
perial Hotel, Grangevile, Idaho.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12
A. F. PARKER REPORTS
ON EUCALYPTUS TREE
GRANGEVILLE, IDAHO, MAY 10, 10
Mr.. JOHN P. VOLLMER,
LEWISTON, IDAHO.

SIR property
County
other industries in Southern California connected with
highly gratifed with what and heard
the high of land owned by the
the and
planting N land lies
all soil with hardpan akai and of the
uniform auyial character throughout On the nghes point
depth of S35 feet without reaching
which, the entire $50 Surface
Idaho Hardwood Company and
II
Irrigation
investigated the
Idaho Hard
Unidah Trust of Delaware dated
whole of section 90 and the east
half south % east Mt Dapo
Kern County,
The property is enclosed with
in planting OF Eucalyptus
trees which later will make fine fence in itself rms
regular planting the Forester plant
the future
May nd he had steam pillow 10y.
working fine sod as ever saw IN the
State a planting of fort' men
By the time this reaches you all of the land VIII nave
this month at least 4so
have been planted will determine whether
the entire $50 will be planted this summer or ABOUT m
for the which consider just as good Tor ne trees
will growing whether they are transpand
not carefully least 80 acres of planted ground ana "
willing failure IN any way
Hardwood Company the best in TINS
section of California good as any land sa" IN en ai
Eucalyptus
spenddy which had received fields of grain whole sec
tons vineyards growing without
e the Idaho Hardwood Company one WIN $500 tic interests
associated opinion, a patriotic duty to upnoo us n
could not be faithfully and nte1genuy euaioeu anu e
they
seedlings grown County Nursery anu a
Go, Manager Mr. b. fNcnndh
stock and all grown iio
Eucalyptus imported Australia The seedhes are m
planting water
10 fill five rows at ~"
in the surface IL is ule
Mr. month"; mus dNouine w
necessity the surface water VIII reuei
In
had heard mucn Oh inc ia
growth of but its growth as
occurred to me until President conservation message
rapid exhaustion of and other natufal
brought forcibly o mind
for about thirty
Pocaelo ana
Moss Constitutional Convention OF 1857 a
Hunt member of Louis Fair
When of odtime residents ana
Idaho HARDWOOD
looked hrtho into be proposition of the puosneo
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school and they have kindly invited
all to come and have a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linn Grenen visited
at the Dell McVey home Sunday.
The Lutheran minister from Nc
Clusky spent the night at Herman
.Wolburn's Sunday,
Martin Munson bought Mrs. Shin
er's farm and is doing lot OF break
ing on the same. His brother is help
ing him.
There will be lots of flax grown
in this vicinity this year as there Is
so much breaking being done. Our
crops around here certainly look nice
since the rain.
It would be very nice If some
preacher could come and preach in
School No. 2 in Estherville township
Measles still prevail south of us
few miles.
The Granting young folks are 60
ing to have a dance in the MOrr1s
Muhlstein house on Saturday, June
10, one-half miles west of the ]. w
Granting place.
Joe Hilsdorf is building big barn
! on his place.
Mr.. Cramer sold a wagon load Of
potatoes in McClusky two weeks age
for IS cents a bushel.
Art Marble was elected for. director
and Mr.. Richards for treasurer at the
recent election. A great many at
tended the election and there was q
great deal Of interest shown. We
are pleased with the results and
hope we will have a good school this
winter.
A good many have had their gar.
dens frosted. Some have planted them
two or three times,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-15
Northern PACIFIC
BUYS RIGhTOFWAY

Rhame. N. d.. June 14.-Agents or
tho Northern Pacific railway we're IN
Tho torritory north of Rhame the lat
ter mart of last week, buying the rgnt
Of way for their new line, which Will
RIM about nine miles north of Rhame.
Contractors were following up the
richt of way men, and all indications
no;nt tn the work of grading the road
to he done this summer. Inc Ilght
Of way men, in buying the land TOT
the road, specified that the amount
na;d included pay for this years
crop, if there was any crop OH 'ne
land. ~ ~.
township line between 1873 and 1884,
and the right of way men went as
far as section 34-134-104 and stopped
there. as they ha no instructions to
90 further.
The road will pass within short
distance of the new postoffice of Bill
ings, and it is probable that a town
will be laid out somewhere in that
vicinity, as that is almost directly
north of Rhame, and at about the
nearest point to Rhame.
From what we have been able to
learn, it does not seem probable that
the track will be completed this RAIL-
but that the plan is to get ready to
Law steel next spring. The company
has announced that they will nave
trains running as far as Mott by
about September list.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-15
Rl]S0 TICKLED over
RAILROAD PROSPECTS

Russo, N. D., June 14.-Jas. Robin
son, division freight agent of the
Great Northern Railway Co., was in
town today looking over the prelim-
mary surveys Of the company and
looking up the freight situation. Mr..
Robinson gave it out that the cutoff
from New Rockford to Williston is
a sure thing and that the plan of
the company is to cross the 500 line
at Russo and put in a siding and de-
pot here. In all probability the line
will not be built this year, but &C.
cording to plans of the company, work
will be begun next spring and by the
fall of 1911 the road will be in shape
to handle the fall business. The
company's right of way agents are
out on the line now and will be in
Russo in the near future.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-15
CONNORS SCHOOL DISTRICT
VOTED FOR CONSOLIDATION

Max, N. D., June 14.-At the school
election held Tuesday practically the
entire vote of the district was brought
out and there were 1873 votes cast.
The question of consolidation carried
by a good margin, there being II
votes in favor and SO against the
proposition. The voters instructed
the school board to dispose of the
school buildings now owned by the
district and erect suitable building
to accommodate the pupils of the
district, and chose the site of the
present school building in town as
the location for the new building.
The board have no choice in the mat
ter, but will be obliged to at once
proceed to carry out the instructions
of the voters that the work of the
coming year may not be interfered
with any more than is absolutely ne
cessary. There is no reason why the
consolidation school ssytem should
not work out as successfully with us
in Corners school district as it has
in other places in the state under
! identcally the same conditions, and
those interested in the welfare of the
children viii do what they can to
build up a thoroughly good graded
school with equal advantages to every
boy and girl-no matter whether they
live in the town or in the country.
Each one is entitled to the best.
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notice Of
SCHOOL, ELECTION

Special District-Annual Election
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
on the third Tuesday in June, being
June 81, A. D. 1910
AN ANNUAL ELECTION
Will be held at Will School in the
Special School District Of Bismarck
No. 1, County of Burleigh, State OF
North Dakota, for the purpose OF
electing the following
Members Of the Board Of Education
Two members to serve for a term
of 3 years for the City of Bismarck,
N. D.
The polls will be opened at 9 o.
clock a. m. and closed at 4 o'clock
p. m. of that day.
Dated at Bismarck, N. D, this LIST
day of June, A. D. 1910.
By order of the Board of Education.
RICHARD PENWARDEN.
Clerk.
Sections 971 and 972, Revised
Codes, 1906. -,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-15
old timer ON THE
SLOrE SOLD OUT

Rhame, N. D., June 14.-Elwin
Johnson, who has been ranching it In
this part of the country since the
DAYS when Theodore Roosevelt was
running a ranch on the Little Mis-
souri,, has sold out practically all his
interest here, and will leave IN a
few days for the Pacific coast on a
visit, and incidentally to look over
the west to find new location. He
tells us that he has not yet decided
whether to again engage in ranching
or not. He will probably be away
for a month or more this trip.
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CERTIFICATE OF CORPORATE
EXISTENCE
4s9>i.l Aa 700
Official No. 70e

State of North Dakota, department
|of state.
Whereas, Karl Klein, August +.
johnson and frank E. Funk nave
filed in this Office copy of their ar
|ticles of association and an 'organiza'
ton certificate, as provided in Sec
|tions 1895 and 4637, chapter Fl, re-
vised codes 1905, said chapter being
1.-THE law governing the organization
and management of state banks, set
ting forth all the facts required to be
stated in said sections, and have In
all respects compiled with the re-
quirements of the law governing the
Organization of state banks, as con-
tanned in the chapter hereinbefore re-
ferred to:
Now, therefore, I, Alfred Blaisdell,
secretary Of state Of the state OF
North Dakota, by virtue and author
iity of law, do hereby certify that said
parties, their associates and success.
sors, have become a body polite and
corporate, under the corporate name
of Baldwin State Bank, and by that
name are hereby authorized to COM
mence the business OF banking; to
adopt and use a corporate seal; to
sue and be sued; purchase, hold and
convey real aud personal property,
as provided by said chapter; to have
succession for a period of twenty-five
years: to make contracts and to have
and enjoy all the rights and priv
leges granted to state banks under
the laws of this state. subject to TIM
articles of incorporation, and all legal
restrictions and liabilities in relation
thereto.
In testimony whereof, have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
great seal of the state of North Da'
kota. at Bismarck, this 23rd day OF
May, A. D. 1910.
ALFRED BLAISDELL,
(SeaD Secretary Of State.
By c. w. LaMoure, Deputy.