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The Honolulu times. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1902-1911, 1910-11-01
THE KINGS DAUGHTERS
HOME.

The Home has had it's first real
bona fde birthday dinner party,
and happy host OF guests would
have come at the blithe bidding
of the hostess if the home had
been big instead of little; there
might have been dozens and
dozens-all the cousins.
But it had to be wee little we,
and so it came to be.
But flowers were there and
pink pinks and roses pink, on the
sideboard, on the board proper,
all over the cloth, under the table
and most everywhere excepting
in the stuf6ng for oysters and
cream came into that, and ice
cream, with cake and candles.
Mrs. A. made the cake and
Chopsticks made the stew, Mrs.
B. brought the candles that she
blew, and Miss c. the biscuit and
the butter; in fact, there was
enough of dainties for many
courses and plenty to give away
in the end.
1t was merry gathering and
all enjoyed the beautiful night
that followed the repast and the
walk home before midnight.
All knowing of the Home can
but desire that it shall one day
enlarge it's boundaries but "Pa-
tience" is it's watchword, while
wishing to accommodate many
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tened with the greatest interest.
On account of her age and nat
urally feeble condition, she was
not able to greet the large num-
Der of other friends and admirers
who would have liked to have
come, and many of them sent
flowers to express their regard,
great masses of which were out
spread on the large diningroom
table, sharing their beauty and
fragrance with all who came.
All the members of her imme-
diate family, and also several
others of her close friends, called
in the afternoon to pay their re-
spects, and bring their gifts of
flowers and other remembrances,
and for several hours she was
kept busy greeting them and re-
ceiving their good wishes. At an
early hour she retired, as has been
her custom of late, expressing
great pleasure in the happy day
she had spent, and seeming in the
best of good spirits.-Garden
Island.
The Honolulu times. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1902-1911, 1910-11-01

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.

5ugaF Factors, Commission Merchants and Insurance
Agents.
Agents for
Hawaiian Commercial g. Sugar Company
Haiku Sugar Company,
Paia Plantation,
Maui Agricultural Company,
Hawaiian Sugar Company,
Kahuku Plantation Company,
Kahului Railroad Company,
Haleakala Ranch Company,
HOnolua Ranch,
McBryde Sugar Company,
Kauai Railway Company.
Telephone 1921
The Honolulu times. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1902-1911, 1910-11-01
Dat g. MoSSman
76 MERCHANT STREET
\ + +
Stationery and News Business
Telephone 2403
Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd.

Begin today to cook in the clean
est, cheapest, quickest and most con-
venient way.
Our Cabinet Gas Ranges solve the
problem.
Telephone 1922
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-24
Graene and Aa ~, NC.
/. 7:,. !. VvitxArfsStsd

Judge Davis had an unusually busy
session in court Wednesday: Chxraes
Dansby saentelieid Haspl0; *offsutlty re
eeSof gambling and WAS zen.
>tencedato serve fifteen days Ia sthe
county Jail. ). and a dlhe of ten dollars,
besides costs to the amount of TWEEN.
ty dollars In default Of which an id.
ditional term will have to be served.
Ned Greene and wife, Nora Greene,
were arrested and brought before the
the Judge and entered a plea Of not
guilty to the charges Of illicit sale Of
intoxicating liquors and vagrancy,
respectively. A preliminary hearing
was demanded and after thorough
investigation of the case, Judge Davis
bound the defendants over to the next
term of court, placing Ned Greene
under $1,000 bonds and Nora Greene's
bond at $500. The prisoners were
placed in the custody of the sheriff
pending the securing of bonds.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-24

w. A. Blake of jamestown, N. d.,
State Humane officer, visited Minot
last Friday in the interest of the
society He met with good deal
Of encouragement here and states that
in about week, he. will return here
to organize a Humane Society in MI
not. He will meet with, the hearty
cooperation of our citizens. Thesof-
dcer displayed a number Of pfct1res
that would make ones blood cur
die. Starving horses and CATTLE 80
weak they could scarcely stand. ssde-
livery horses driven almost to death;
in Fargo: he took d picturesof q horse
h'tched to- q laundry wagon. The har:
ness was covered with foam, and the
driver ran away when the officer ap.
peared. .*5.I i
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+ y p tr /. E -, r.
j.. J.. somers, tie Critic Poet, didn't
give away his fine Maxbass farm, on
the night Of March II, as he planned,
and it's likely that he won't. me
Independent received letter from
Mr.. sommers, who says that. there
were 1900 tickets unsold, which he
thought. would be bought, and he, de.
cided not to let it 90 for a song. He
states, however that those who bought
tickets can have the money refunded
if they will send in their names and
tickets to the Security Bank Of Max.
bass within the next thirty days. He
reports the ball, held at Maxbass on
ST Patrick's night a, success. He is
planning on holding a>big ball. in Nj,
not soon. ..@4 s3S Il US.
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SN A PS tsI.N II. AR NJ S
Frank w. Youneman Has a-EeW Good Things in
Farms--Read This Carefully and See If You
Can use Any OF These Bargains

y. l6O acres north of Douglas; 80 acres
broke last year, laid over ready for
seeding; cheap at $1s per acre See
Z Youngman.
FRANK W. YOUNGMAN's AID 10
Half section IL mile from Logan.
100 acres ready for seeding; price
$500. See Youngman.
FRANK W. YOUNGMAN'S FAD IL
II you want to sell. or exchange on
an equitable basis see NE. j do
only brokerage business; all
]. s sinds Ct farms and stty property.
FRANK w. sYoIJNGA XNssAD 12-
|. si1hys four beautiful ache pisces with
4; 5lpeet heqeet ny VIII lldos jors truck
Gardening or poultry farms See
Yopntndan:
FRANK ". YoUNGMAN'ssAD. 49,
Two beautiful homes SinsM Eastwood
& Park r.sales \ See AXonn1man.
FRANK Nv. YOUNGMAM s. .AD. If
For sale 20 houses, ranging from
4 to 10 rooms See Youngman.
RANK W. ,YOUNGMAN,s AID is
E Houses Tor sale or re3t. 112 East
9Th street. See Youngman.
FRANZ W. YOUNGMAN's .AD 16-
List your property for rent. Have
tenants waiting. We carefully look
after this business. See Youngman.
T .1O7 Reishus street, Phone $50 Red.
FRANK w. YOUNGMAN'S AID. IL
$40 acres in Yellowstone Park. All
fenced, 400 acres pillow land, fresh
water stream, and springs. See
Youngman. Will exchange.
FRANK w. YOUNGMAN'S AID 49,
Have more customers than farms.
Farmers list yoGr land with me
to get results. See Youngman.
FRANK W. YOUNGMANpS AID 49,
Beautiful 100 acre farm ii miles
north Of Minot, 145 acres ready for
crop, fair buildings See Young
man.
FRANK W.; YoCNGMAN's AID 20
24O acres 2 IL miles out in valley.
I! beautiful buildings. a fine profitable
country home. See Youngman, 107
Reishus street. Phone $50 Red.
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Hazel, the twelve year. old daugh.
ter Of Sheriff and Mrs. S.sA. Soren.
son died at the { sorenson farm at
Sherwood Tuesday night, from idia'
betes. While the deceased had not
been well for some time, she was, not
considered in imminent danger and
her death came as shock to her
many Minot friends. The sheriff was
ut. Bismarck at the time Of her death
but hasteQed back and proceeded to
Sherwood Where the funeral will be
held. The Independent extends sym.
pathy to the sorrowing members Of
the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-24

!. The Great Northern road In the
equipment plans for 1910, proposes it
is announced, to equip three trains Of
the type OF the "Oriental Limited"
which runs from Chicago to the Paci-
&c coast. One will be the fast mail
train that starts from the twin cities
the other the Great Northern 4Ex-
press" from Kansas City 10 main
tain the service Of the thrse trains in
both directions twenty-nve complete
trains Will be needed and the cost
OF the new equipment wil1 10 about
$4,000; 100. W. IS. ,s s. i \; .s.s
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-24

PREHISTORIC SKELETON
is FOUND AT5VELvA

Velya, =. %: March 21--Druggisl
G. Nv. Mcknight while. blasting rocl
and excayating his cellar preparatory
to erecting his commodious residence
On the corner OF .Welo and Willow
streets ran, across prehistoric skele
ton dissimilar to any vet known tt
haturalists In some respects it re
sembles that Of a human being, its
lower extremeties are exactly similar
>ut the upper varies in some very
potent particulars as from the fore
head a Rrotuberanee=~extends ou
about three inches, that indicates tina
the animal had a Well defined horn
The ,sternum in place Of being direct
~ in front is at least 'siX inches to one
side Of the center part Of the body
however this might have been ply
steal deformity. The hands more
nearly represent those Of polar bea,
than those Of human being other
wise than as stated, it is a very strik
ing resemblance Of that of a >huma1
skeleton.
Doubtless its preservation was due
to being located in a sort OF stoned
up cavity, for so pronounced was this
that Around the thunb Of the lef,
hand or paw : large stone ring Of 8
Lush. tint was found which perhaps
is az: inch and . half in diameter
which goes to show that it was ar
animal Of great muscular proportions
provided in life. It firmly fitted tina,
portion Of the hand.
The skuu Appearances denote Z
being that poal ps9d at least ordinary
intelligence. hot never. the forehead
unusually receded, that to say the
Jeast, Indicated : lack In Z degree, Of
& bright intelligent mind.
In the, immediate vicinity lot sthia
antiquarian relic, was found what Up.
pears to be an inexhAustible supply
Of petrifed sea turtles ranging In
sizes Ill the way from six inches to
three feet across the back. II il now
up to theemen of science To fathom
this mystery. and tell US the ages and
causes Of this wonderful discovery.
Let the countless millions Of years
turn back their onward roll, and ex-
hibit to us and explain what manner
OF time Of his habitation Of this silent
parsonage this Is, the length Of tomb.
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school Officers sting

The program Tor the meeting OF
school omcers of-Msrdscounty w1Gn
is to -beEheldh1R THIS cltEaon Mafcna
s''n .4u. own nss 4s'ae1 ~,
- - 4o'.nAa- 7. a-'ss..; Y. sSls'a ?
'S!s0sA & s...ess @!ss,.ss. y
II: A -. ~ ~ r. @
szsN'' ~ ! ~ - =, z
~. :. sak3 w. i, II al.s,
4Vn asssa rs ;s'pstts
$500 a ..tes 49, ytu.l'.' -
Se .sna,a sesns ana eoneunory,. -
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He leaves : wife and two
so.asss
children
How y ohm caroom
. 80, .,s. Met t41x. ~ 1atll

= John Car00a. rbettGr knoMaanG lack
among his fsieads, ssast most ny IN.
ttIffn blcks th6ir@ onWaRaasoll:.s ahd ex,
mSnAihksa brake bsaxn.sand ., 4. re-
1nst did 70 fevesAouns::sstsr H. ,,Nas.
t1ken 10 ther.1aspi&ak.s u, ~; 9sps
go Nj: Caroo1. 4fat aosAssos1dspt Of
Harvey Tor, sS$afa1s7:yeGts sndy Wa.
Popular; 7Ahonesshiss frtodse and &C.
auaintahces. He hsss bsSn bElkink on
TIE 500 and wass at sthe tine brAkine
Tor Conductor Harris. ~, Is IA
:. It seems that while the. train was
switching in: the -Minot -yasds, some.
thing happened to . brake beam on
one OF the cars and in order to fix
it Jack" found it necessary to get
down under the car. Before doing
this the coupling pin was lifted ana
SUI. posing that all was safe he pro-
ceeded with the repairs, but the jar
Of the train loosened ,le pin, letting
it drop back into the coupling, and
when the engine was started, the
trucks of the car run over<Mr. Caroon
cutting off one leg and one arm,
from which effects he died a few
hours later ~
1t has been difficult to learn of the
exact details, but the above seems
to be about as near correct as any
one knows,
The. body was brought through on
$50 and Mrs. Caroon accompanied it
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-24

RANK w. YoUNGMAN HAS A FEW
MORE GOOD THINGS IN FARMS
lead This Carefully and See it You
Can Use Any Of These Bargains
Some snappy things in farms by
Frank W. Youngman, the Real Estate
Broker, 107 Reishus street, Minot, N.
D., Phone $50 Red.
FRANK.W YOUNGMA4l'S AID L.
$50 acres facing a beautiful lake.
All can be- plowed with steam pillow,
has cottage and excellent water;
good chance to get q farm at q low
n prace. S1eRnungman. go. &
FRANK w HpcNGMANs Al w.
a Rohyou .Rlnf ! besuti1al qaarter
Y he6r Logan u SO per sacre ~ All
can be broken with steam now;
no waste or rock, but dark rich
soil. See Youngman
FRANK, W ~ UNGMAN,S t.AD. g. =
Half section near Sawyer. TOR +3l1,.
1900 ESQ acres ready for crop; nice
buildings; land level, way below
market price. Let me show. you
tASo. 0cSNA OuuSut0U. st
FRANK w. YOUNGMAN's AID. -
Here is half section IL miles
from Foxholm, 800 acres ready Tor
seeding; nice buildings; windmill;
pays 80 per cent on rental basis.
This goes for $4,000; good money
making home. See Youngman.
FRANK w. YOUNGMAN's AID. g.
Have seven farms between here and
Glenburn, from 100 acres up to $40
acres, at prices from SIG per acre
up. See Youngman.
FRANK w. YOUNGMAN'S AID O.
Big snap in 16O acre farm, few
miles out of .Des Laos; price 81, 800
See Youngman.
FRANK RANK W. YOUNGMAN'S AID T.
$4,000 for a beautiful quarter near
Bowbells; easy terms, or will trade
for house and lot in Mdnot. See
Youngman. @ n til, 81.
FRANK w. YOUNGMAN's AID 81
Quarter section five miles south oil
Granville, one half under cultiva.
ton, $40 per acre, See Youngman.
RANK W. YOUNGMAN'S AID. - y
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C.. 4. Johnson Makes
Formal announcement

C. A. Johnson, who has been con-
sldering coming out for the nomina-
ton for governor, fyr some time has
decided definitely to be candidate.
and has made his formal announce
ment..z.4t Mil be remembered that
Mr.. Johnson was candidate two
years ago and was defeated by Gov.
Burke by less than $500 votes. In
the primaries Johnson won out hands
down He has been getting reports
from various parts of the state, and
states that he Is as strong, II not
stronger than ever, and firmly be.
heyes that he will be North Dakota s
next governor. Concerning his former
fight, Mr.. Johnson said:
If l can secure the nomination, !
am almost confident OF victory. Two
years ago I carried the primaries
against Twitchell by a majority of
10000. Conditions are different this
year There seems to be hesitancy
on the part Of the politicians 70 como
out for this office. have run and
know the worst. and. am not afraid to
come out again.
Two years ago was the victim
of trades, incident to several county
divisions then under way. Ymade
few combinations myself. and fought
shy Of every county division eontro.
;versy. John Burke used these, com.
binations 9 A. powerful weapo6
against me- The governor under ne
division act had the appointment Of
the first board Of county commission.
ers, which in turn selected the county
seat. Trades and combinations ga.
lore contributed largely to my dc.
feat,
It is rumored that Johnson will
run as stalwart candidate. The
organization has not passed on the
matter yet, and 1t will not be until
April, that the stalwarts will get to-
gether and frame up the state ticket
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-24

/. Anton. Peterson died Of pneumonia
at his home eighteen miles southwest
Of Minot, Tuesday at 1890 O'Clock.
He had been Ill = month. The tuner.
al will be held today at 2 o'clock.
this afternoon from the home. and
the remains VIII be Inferred In the
cemetery e that vicinity. n,
The deceased wls born & North
From, Gulbrandsdsien, Norway, May
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-24
kelIey:FoTRery Case

The case OF the state vs. Kelly an
Ambrose liveryman, Is being tried IN
district court this week The case
has been going on for several days,
and will probably be concluded TINS
afternoon. He RI charged with betne
implicated ia forsinsaa nsme e. =
relinouishhient, and selling the same.
The case has occupied !: the court
attention during. the entire week, Y
1881. one walter Todd at that time'
IN attorney at law >practicinE 1t Am
hresa and the defendant Kelley, are
sAtd To have forged the name OF one
shav To a REIMBURSEMENT, and selling
The same to a brick mason from Can
s1a WHO was worklngsat hisrtrade X =
Ambrose at the time. The consides q
,,on for the relinquishment was $eoc
being paid in two notes one for %SVv
and the other. for $500, and secured
by mortgages upon the homesteau ~
canada and by preliminary mortgase
,,non the homestead inquestion., WIN
in a few days it developed tnat inc
owne rof the homestead nao never
signed a REIMBURSEMENT nor nao 10
authorized anyone to do SO. Inc con,
tantion of the defense is that ne nao
m knowledge of the REIMBURSEMENT
being forged, and was acting III soou
fai+h in procuring purchaser iol
the REIMBURSEMENT for MI. lou
That acting in his capacity OF n'ers'
man. he drove to Williston with tne
nnrchaser and handed the rellnqulsn'
ment to him at the land ONCE, VIII
nIut having examined 1t. Inc on11
COMPENSATION which he received "na''
ever was the livery hire for the. rr'p
learned that the document was 1orseu
to Williston, That as SOON ~ ~
he did everything in his poweM ssso
makes right the wrong Mr.. snay
viii not lose his claim as tne resu't
of the transaction. "a.
Attorney walter Todd, formerly Of
Ambrose, but now Of Portland. ore.'
;s9one of the witnesses for the oe'
Tense. Extradition papers from tne
governor of Oregon, were procured
for Todd,s return to North Dakota
nuring the proceedings before the
governor of Oregon, in regard 70
Todd's extradition, certain testimony
was taken, and in order to corrooor'
ate this testimony, the assistant state
attorney of Salem, Oregon, came &c
North Dakota and gave evidence tend
ing to corroborate such testimony
During the cross examination of Todo
the fact was developed that TODD mac
purchased the supposed forged rein
punishment from parties from north
east Of Columbus, N. D., the names
of whom he did not remember. Inter
esting facts it is supposed will pe
developed before the trial is ended
During the trial of Kelley, it was
shown that he had once been arrest
ed in Ward county for attempting u
bribe a justice of the peace, Wht
was acting as justice in civil &C
on in which Kelley was the defend
ant. 1t AS also developed durlni
the present trial that Kelley wa
once arrested for assault, he havlri
in some way got possession of re
volver belonging to his assailant dur
ing the mixup, and having hred tws
shots. Upon this charge Kelley wa
acquitted.
The attorneys for the defense ar
Besse, and Palda & Greene, ant
States Attorney Braatelein assiste'
o.. R. Sinkler, are prosecuting.
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I. While the waterWorks system has
not" beer, formally accepted by the city
commission the water users have
been notified that they may tap the
mains at ANY time: Owing to the
high pressure all are. warned to use
reducers; The publication test, has
not yet been made, and the water is
not yet considered fit for, drinking
purposes. The commissioners accept
ed the estimate Of the engineer and
Contractor Kennedy was paid $19..
900 on the contract Monday afternoon.
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Notice and Citation, Hearing Of Final
sAceount and Distribution.
State of North Dakota, County Of
Ward.
In County Court, Before Hon. N.
E Davis. Judge.
In the matter of the estate OF
Ira Wyman,, deceased.
Mary Wyman, Petitioner.
VS.. 55 7
Carrie Y. Black. George wyman, En-
la Fink, Charles Wyman, Alice
ispanton, Fred Wyman, Mabel Hop
kins, and Frank Wyman, Respond
ents.
The State of North Dakota to the
above named respondents:
You, the said above named respond
ents are hereby notified that the final
account Of Geo. L.. Ryerson, admin
istrator Of the estate Of Ira Wyman,
late Of the township of Grassland.
IN the county of Ward and state Of
North Dakota, deceased, has been rem
dered to this court. therein showing
that the estate Of said deceased 10
ready for final settlement and distri-
button; and petitioning that his &C.
count be allowed, the residue of said
estate De distributed to the persons
thereunto entitled, his administration
closed and he be discharged; that
Friday the 9Th day Of May. A. D.
1910, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF
that day, at the court room Of this
court in the court house, in the city
Of Minot, County Of Ward and. state
Of North Dakota, has been duly ap-
pointed by this court foiri the settle
ment thereof, at which time and place
any person interested IA said sstate
may sppear and nle I'M exceptions,
in writing, to said account and speti
ton anu contest the same.
And you, the above named respond
ents, and each of you, are herebjk ]
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 81 said estate distributed, the
administration Of said estate closed
and said Geo. L. Ryer6on, admins,
traitor discharged.
Dated the 21st day Of March, A. D.
1910. 81, M
BY the court:
N. Davis,
Judge Of the County Court.
Let serviceNof the above citation be-
made by publication for four success
sive weeks last publication to be at
least 20 days prior to May 9Th, 1910.
N. Davis, Judge.
3-24 A. IA
FOR SALE-House and lot on Valley
Street. Lyman Land Co., Opera
House block. Minof. N. d.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Evans have
returned from Granum, Alta3 wiisre
they visited their son, W. j. Evans
couple of weeks. ssl y
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o. r. Brown reports seeing frogs,
which were coaxed out by the warm
weather
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FOR observation-disclosures in Val.
ley county, Montana, near Great
Northern railway. Box 413, Glas-
gov, Mont. 3.24t1s E
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Travellers Have Il.
Sig Time

Minot Council United Commercial
Travellers No 277. held their annual
meeting Saturday night, and the
event was one of the most enjoyable
in the history Of the organization.
Following the election of officers
several new members were given an
insight into the mystic side of the
order. When the work Of the meet
ing was completed the members adj
journed to the Lexington Cafe where
splendid banquet was spread. R.
C. Battey presided as POSTMASTER
and several of the boys responded to
toasts. The newly elected officers
are as follows: ,s'$ IL n S
S. w. Senior Counsellor.
P. H. Throdahl-Junior Counsel
slor.$s @ IA
u R.. C. Battey-Past. Counsellor.
D. w. Cross Conductor,
-. w. Youngman Secretary and
Treasurer. ,.. Nv
F. "A. yanvleck-Page;
H. c.. Borden Sentinel.
R. Z. Battey-Delegate, % s,s
VI "A. A. Robinson-Delegate
4. n f -
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FOR SALE-House and lot on Valley
Street. Lyman Land Co., Opera
House block, Minot, N. D. i
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BY the court:
N. Davis,

Judge Of the County Court.
Let serviceNof the above citation be
made by publication for four success
sive weeks last publication to be at
least 20 days prior to May 9Th, 1910.
N. Davis, Judge.
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Dstljbutee and Assignee of Co-distri
butee Of the estate OF Marry.J. Nc
Maste- y. deceased, mortgage.
Ryerson & Nash, q
Minot, North Dakota. I.
Attorney for w. A. McMasters, Dis.
Distribute and Assignee Of Co-distri
q. butee Of the estate Of Harry j.
Masters, deceased, MORTGAGE. 81
3 "a s 4 ~