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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-14

Sept. 9Th.
Wednesday, Sept. 9th.
A. NJ. by Chairman A. j. Annis.
Beard called 10 order at 8 O'Clock
The following coal bids filed with
the county auditor were opened:
Siberz Bros. & Craig, E. B. Van
Alstinc and, A. e. Porteous.
Moved and carried that the con-
tract be awarded to Siberz Bros. &
Craig, theirs being the lowest bid.
The following bills were then al
lowed:
Mitchell Clarion, pub. notice
OF examination ......$ $50
Mckinley & Eddy, mdse for
county ..... -. ....... 1885
j. Il. Anderson. material for
bridge .... ....... 21.5O
Sioux Falls Metal Culvert Co. 71.25
l.. z. Beckwith, mdse. county
poor ...... So. .... 1.65
Mitchell Twp, for bridges -. 1874
The clerk of courts presented a re-
pert of the. matter of insanity of
Martha Shaw. and on motion the
same vas accepted by the board and
the following bills allowed:
w. Abbey, chairman i. zoos 600
r. C. Warne, physician exam
lnation .... ........ 500
r. c. Warne, member of
board of insanity $500. 400
w. NJ. Herbert. states attor-
ney 2 days .......... 400
Mrs. NJ. L. Bobb, witness
and milage .......... lilo
Mrs. A. A. Truax, witness and
milage ........, -, Ito
S. Cattrel, Clerk .......... 400
Geo. Evans, for county poor 100
Other bills were allowed as fol-
lows:
Fred Bjodstrup. repairs on
court house .... ....$ 1927
p. e. Schlimgen. draying -. .25
City of Mitchell. sewer tax. 1S4.29
w. r. Holt. cab fare $4,000, 1916
Coacher Livery .......... 100
Mitchell Steam Laundry. for
July and August $3.50. Las
Truax Auto Co., livery ..... 1900
Distilled Water Co., for July
and August 49,. $500. $50
WEIGH & Stone, repairs on
court house $50. $3.50. ESQ
C. c. Randall, labor on road $50
is. G. Boyce. repairing and
vanishing tables . >. 26.40
Fred Scott, witness 49,. =. $40
News Printing Co., record
books ~. ..... 49,. $3.50
Hammond & Stephens Co..
supplies 49,. ....s.... 500
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DR.. Hill HOME
FROM The EAST

I'VE were I'm Rochester when the
first news came OF the Canandaigua
wreck" said DIR. s. J. Fiji to Forum
representative today on his return
from the c. A. r. encampment at
Rochester, n. Y. "And we all thought
John Petit and his son were on the
Inflated train. For number III hours
we we're Ia considerable suspense. but
later were advised that they had
taken an earlier train out which
passed safely over the outlet.
I'VE very much enjoyed the conven-
ton and had the opportunity to re-
new a number of my old acquaintances
I met in my army days. Right down
here In Minneapolis, the next morning
after we left Fargo woke up and
right In the next berth who should
/ see but George 8. Spencer OF ST.
Cloud who was a schoolmate of mine
who had not seen since the war. for
ty years ago.
"On our return trip we stopped at
Chautauuua, N. r., where we visited
my cousin J. q. Hill, whom had not
see for thirty seven years.
From Chattauqua we came to Des
Moines where we attended the Iowa
state fair and then UP TO Fort Dodge
where we visited Mrs. HilTs son and
back home. It was very delightful
trip.
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EAST SIDE NOTES.

There was large attendance at
the Norman County Sunday school
convention which was held at Halstad
on Tuesday.
The Wilkin County Gazette fell in
to the hands Of the sheriff at Brock
enridge on Tuesday. The owner and
editor, Moyle Edwards, representative
to the legislature from Wilkin coun-
ty, is in trouble about an unpaid
mortgage.
The city council at Fergus Falls
seems to favor the opening of the pic
ture shows in that city on Sundays.
The Rev. Ludwig Peterson has ar
rived at Fergus Falls to assume the
permanent pastorate of the Lutheran
Free church. Until recently he was
in charge of congregation at Fair
dale. N. D.
Andrew La Rue, the special asses
sor who was sent out by the state
tax commission to reassess the cred
it's Of Fergus Falls, has about COM
pleted his work AS a result of his
activity about $4,000 worth of hid
den wealth has been brought to light.
Mr.. La Rue's methods seem to have
citizens, who cheerfuIly furnished him
with information regarding the wealth
OF their neighbors, and the neighbors
promptly gave similar information re-
garding the securities held by the in
formants. AS he has the power to
make arbitrary assessments In all
cases where persons refuse to divulge
the facts regarding their holdings, the
majority made full confession, and
the tax rolls have increased mate
rally.
AS usual there has been slump in
the potato market in the southern
parts Of Clay county. The price last
Friday was so to IS cents, now it is
20 cents lower than those figures, de-
spite the scarcity OF tubers in the
eastern and southern markets. Buy
ing by merchants and outside COM
mission men has been suspended for
the present.
1t is very evident, according to the
reports Of Editor Osborne Of The
GIyndon News that the rebukes in the
churches have the same effect on the
hearers as water on ducks back
but Glyndon is so different from
other places, according to the colu-
umng of the local paper.
Friends of Leslie Welter will regret
to hear that his old pet, lumbago, is
troubling him again and he is obliged
to keep to his bed for a few days.
The Moorhead Citizen does not like
Mayor Davy, the street railway COM
pany or Commissioner SulIivan-nor
concrete sidewalks for the new village
Of Dilworth.
Alderman Morrow and party are
hunting today.
In the first notice OF the appearance.
in Fargo this week, OF the Dart broth
ers. the fact was emphasized In this
department Of The Forum that they
were Moorhead boys.
Miss Edna Melander left last night
to resume her studies at st. Mary's
Episcopal school at Faribault.
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MooRHEAD FRAZIER
NAL ORDERS.

The next meeting of the Degree OF
Honor will be held Monday evening
Sept. Is, when 1t is expected that there
will be some real activities and social
plans for the coming lodge season will
be outlined. The week following It is
expected that there will be a specisd
meeting on the occasion of the visit
to Moorhead Of some of the grams
lodge dignitaries, announcements for
which will be made in due course.
Tonight, every member of Hazel
Camp, Modern Woodmen OF America
is expected to attend the first fall meet
ing. There is considerable routine
business to do and plans will be form
ulated for the greater activities which
are to come later on in real lodge work
and social features. The attendance
OF members is desired for the latter
so that there will be perfect unanimity
in whatever is done.
Next week, Thursday evening, Sept
IA, there will occur the first fall gath
ering of the members Of Harmony hive
Ladies of the Maccabees, which will
be important, as arrangements must be
perfected for ceremonial and social do
ings.
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RroomhaII,s Report.

Liverpool, Sept. There was a
steady undertone at the opening in
fiuenced by the firmness in America
yesterday and values we're * higher
and following the opening further adj
vanced ". The later support was
encouraged by opening strength In
Berlin, talk Of smalled Indian ship
ments this week and covering by yes
terday's sellers. The wohle market is
influenced by the lack of Russian of
fers and the fact that there were no
cargoes off coast or on passage
which is causing extreme nervousness
among shorts still there is disposi-
ton on the part of spectators 10 take
profits on the advance. At 1870 p. m.
the market was dull but steady and
V higher than yesterday. Corn sfter
opening " to " higher further adj
vanced in sympathy with America
and the strength in spot.
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$40, A. c. wild, Egeland.
GAL, John Kearney, wilton.
s42, J. G. McFarlane. Portal.
s4S, F. q. Weinereich, New Salem.
645. Jahon sparling, Minot.
646. Peter Erickson. Minot.
SAT, Stella G. Wong, Rolette.
649, Gilbert Davis, Fargo.
$50, J. III. Price, Maxbaes.
651, A. L. III. MacNeill, Sherwood.
667, John Peter Johnson, Bismarck.
GA, Carl A. Watne. Mimic.
s66, G. c. Starr, Minot.
666, Geo. Browne, Sykeaton.
$751; Geo. Cook. Columbus.
$50, Johanna Landswerlx, Valley City
$40. John Nelson. Fessenden.
071, Knudt Peterson, McHenry.
672, Olaf Nordquist, Landa.
STA. w. b. Kurtx. Calvin.
675. Oceanus o. Walden, Harvey.
SIC. G. G. Water, Bismarck.
c7s. Lars Thompson. priscoll.
$50, Al. M. Bergseth. Fargo
$50. Lars II. Kodalen, Carpion.
sS5, Arthur Falck. Washburn.
686, jos. Swiglinslry. Harvey.
6s7, r. S. Thompson, Lakota.
6ss, Arnund Amundson, MARVEL.
ESQ. w. N. Chrutchet. Darlington.
ssa. Nancy g. Smith, Darlington.
COS, Floyd T.. Daley. Conway.
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00fs - n. FIenuenBer. street
sos, Carl Crogan, MohaII.
700, o. M. Bettcner. jamestown.
7Ol, Harry N. olsby. valley City.
7O2. G. H. Cornell, Enderlin.
70S. Newton MCGUIRE, Carpio.
704, Guy J. Defiance. Richardton.
7Os, e. 3. Clarity, Minot
TOT, Jens Larson, Lee Mayville.
ITO, Joseph Reiswig, Lincoln.
7lS, Jacobs Bickelhaupt, Towner.
7i5, T. M. Harvey, Bismarck.
III, Adolph Frelander, Plaza.
720, Mary G. Lyon, Minot.
(Agent w, M. Bakman, Minot.)
I'll. VIM. Gotthard Fryblom, Bis
TIA. Mike Crowley, Garrison.
72S. Lu @. Miller, Norwich.
724, Anton jacobson, Barlow.
726, Fred zecke, jamestown.
727, Matilda Gottchil, Minot.
7zS. Oscar M. Thompson, Fessenden.
T2S, Edward Pollett Fort Lincoln.
T30, ole Lsosen, Kensal.
7s1, Frank Alfred Taylor, Grand
Forks.
7s2. c. H. Kobs, Cathay.
(Agent A p. Larton, Cathay.)
7SS, r. G. Wier, jamestown.
T34, Frank Flehser, jamestown.
735, Mabel English, HTinot.
73S. Charles A. Norgrant, Kathryn.
7sS, Alice ID. Johnson. Payntedwood.
742, Hans Hanson, Grandin.
TAB, r. A. Kualey. Russell.
745, Alfred c. Moe, Christine.
IL II
TAI, Anna Stoke, Emrick.
74s, Gina 0. Breiehagen, Ryder.
TAO, Elmer M. Dahl, Streeter.
7b1, Charley Rapuhn, Fessenden.
754. Maude Adams, Cathay.
767, Elsie Stone, Garrison.
75s, Michael Treiber, Kenmare.
7e0, Hilda Kolpin, Devils Lake.
761, Christina Iverson, Leeds.
1888, John Taugen. Columbus.
765, Margaret Thompson, Grafton.
76S, w. ]. Montgomery, Niagara.
ITO, w. K Rogue. Minot.
77s, Frank Caciopp, Minot.
774, H. e. Engebretson, Antler.
775, A. L. Tallman, Fessenden.
IT'S. o. s. Wicks. Mylo
TIT, Lester Stead, Heaton.
779, John Blanchard, Bismarck.
$50, Ole Haugen, Westhope.
1872, James McGinnis, Pretty Rock.
1873, John Johnson. Carpio.
1856, John Blanchedaler, Minot.
7s7, Carl M. Nelson, Minor.
1888, Aug. Buttke, Wheatland,
7S9, A. f. Ladwig. Mercer.
100, III. r. Larson, Mandan.
791, Kryan Campion, Norwich.
795, Emma Manthy, Hillsboro.
7s6, Herbert D. Dicktenmueller, He
bron.
7sS, Anton Welter, Berthold.
799, Erick Skjerlene, Carpio.
500, Albert E. Bowen. jr., North
wood.
Sol, M. Palen, Richardton.
500, Leo C. Brodick. Mandan.
500. P. o. Peterson, Bismarck.
sos, Olaf A. Void, Maddox
sos, Mate Samardrii Minot.
s07, Nels P. Johnson, Donnyb brook.
sos, Thomas Buchanan, Wolford.
$40, s. NJ Nigaard, Noonan.
s12, Chas. Nordstrom, Hamilton.
S14, Clarence T. Burg, Washburn.
815, Grover G. F1lar, Minot.
SIC, John L. Dunckel, jamestown.
SIS, Charley Bichler, Tolley.
$40, John Luchsinger, Survey.
$50, e. H. Johnson, Minot.
sal, A. G.. Hohen, Stanley.
s22, l.. c. Eby, Minot
S2S, John Palmer. Columbus.
S24, John Lindquist, Minot.
SGT, Olaf Warwick, Glenburn.
1913. Anna HulIigna, Kenmare.
831, Louis Kunkel, Fessenden.
Ss2, Genivieve Weist, Ludden.
SS4, r. c. Williams, Fargo.
SS5, Jayne Perry, Steele.
83s. Robert A. Highly, Steele.
s32, Hannah Lagerwall, Minot.
S45, Edw. ]. McCurry, jamestown.
SAG, B. GFodem, Minot.
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Gone Hunting.

Among the departures for the hunt
ing fields, last night, were Atty. w. B.
Douglas of st. Paul and Senator Mar
den. They went to GAINESVILLE and
made start from there this morning
in company L s. Catlin. The gentle
men expected to have a big time and
well filled bags.
This morning L. A. Huntoon and Ar
thur Costain left for Georgetown, &C.
companied by Gust Eklund.
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Moorhead Department

OF business. Sept. /. the total deposit
lines Of the three Moorhead banks
amount to s1,144,3s2. distributed as fol-
lows: First National bank, s47S,555;
Moorhead National bank, s475, 705 and
the First State bank, s1s0,122. But
for the delayed threshing operations
on account OF rain the figures undoubt-
edly would have been considerably in
excess Of the figures given.
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s4s, Bert varloe. Finley.


$40. sondre Haiverson. Northwood
$50, Fl. II. LatwicE. Mayville.
s51, w. NJ. Marks, Great Bend.
s45, Grover Lane, Lansford.
sb7, A. J. Fraser, Minot
$50. Thomas Thompson, Buttzville.
$50. John G. oberg, Bismarck.
500, M. ]. Moran, Grand Forks.
Ss4. r. r. Lewis. Minot.
SOS, w. c. eastman, Bismarck.
s66, Chas. Peterson. Bismarck.
sos. Tillie p. Scott, Bismarck.
500. Jos. Haga, Northwood.
$40, Oscar Dahl, Hoople.
ST., Sander Johnson, Grand Forks.
S72, Sigfrid Johnson, Max.
S7s, T.. M. Hannald, Ashley.
S75, Benedict Hanson, Minot.
$50, Ward s. Johnson, Minot.
S8s, w. A. Halberg, Minot.
$50. S. F. Wilson, Lakota.
800, Jacob Raub, Valley City.
s91. +. B. Peterson, RoIette.
ss2, John Roth, Ventura.
500, Geo. Rampher, iceland.
ss4, Lars Hendrickson. Berthold.
Se5, Selma Senness, Ryder
S97, John p. Chance, Oberon.
sss. r. p. Forest, Brinsmade.
col, j. K. Larson, Minot.
90s, Chas. r. Mcdonald, Bismarck.
905, Ambrose Palm, Richardton.
907, Aug. II. Segerstrom, Sawyer.
90s, Madison Baker, Dickinson.
s09, Grover Pevgh, Ryder, N. d.
oil, r. J. Piper, Minot.
s1s, J. d. Healow, Bismarck.
s14, g. Johnson, Norwich.
915. John Dieter, Ambrose.
GIT. Henry A. Frank, Devils Lake.
e1s, Matt Schwenzen, Fargo.
919, ole 1. Gas. Lansford.
921, @. F. Ford, Mandan.
923, Emil A. Lohrke, Balfour.
S24, Alvin Larson, Willow City.
925, Anna Cochrane, Grand Harbor.
926. Ludwig Stuhleher, Krem.
927, Eugene Donohue, Kloten.
ESQ, c. F. Becker, Underwood.
931, Alfred Dahl, Minot.
e32, Ions Narud, Michigan.
Gas, Gottlieb nellie, Emerich.
937, p. @. Federico, Kief.
$50, John s. Crop, Bismarck.
$40, b. j. Warren, Grand Forks.
cal, Nellie Hawkins, Ray.
s42, r. l. Mackenroth, Fargo.
94s, Morton N. Roberts, Harvey.
ga, Bert Force, Underwood.
945, Frank Day, Colome, 8. d.
946, Sven Thoreson. Mayville.
974, Oliver Rikk, Harvey.
94s, Dagfin Iverson, Edgeley.
$50, James w. Hatley, Zenith.
952, Ida Drychorn, Rugby.
s54, Fred ]. Woodland, Bismarck.
955, j. A. Blewett, jamestown.
s57, Mile Sanford, Grano.
953, Harriet M. Fleming. Bismarck.
$50, Mrs. Annie Lacrosse, Grand
Forks.
$40, John wenner, Dickey.
973, w. o. Dubord, Minot
974, G.. e. Prachal, Grand Forks.
976. Elmer E. Smith. Fargo.
GIT, Geo. Thorvaldson, Fargo.
9S1, Frank ]. Herman, Sherwood.
9S2, Louis j. Laumeyer, Tolley.
9S3, Otto Carsten, Iona.
9s4, L. e. Weeks, Munich.
ss5. Kolbjorn, Edmore.
9S6, Math Simon, Gallo.
9S7, o. !. Aas, Hatton.
9SS, ]. Hettwer, Munich.
s91, Oscar Sigrud Johnson, Max
bass.
s92, John Crtman, Manfred.
993, John A. L.aumier, Sherwood.
995, Gustav Halverson, Berwick.
$50, Carl o. Lien, Helena.
997, c. z. Leverich, Minot.
999. Matt Geisen, Bisbee.
1000, Il. 8. Combs, Donnybrook.
1902, Loetta Arnold, Minot.
110S, Matte Gunke, Bismarck.
11o4, John H. Schmidt, Fort Lin
coin.
1106, Ted Loren, Mandan.
1109, Joe Regan, Deering.
lilo, Anna s. Landa, Anamoose.
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Evening Grain Letter.

Chicago. Sept. Wheat: The mar
ket opened higher and continued to
rule 30 throughout the session. ad-
vancing sharply, but not holding all OF
the advance. There was considerable
buying for foreign account, owing to
the continued strength in continental
markets. We continue to feel that the
market should be bought on the weak
spits, as we fully expect to see Europe
a good buyer Of our wheats.
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500, Sena Christianson. Larimore-
500. Geo. w Jennings, Bismarck.
col. Marie Huber, Bismarck.
500. @. A. Thurman, Mapleton.
sO4, May Sinford, Minot-
eos, Michael Korreny. Kief-
6O6. Frank a.. Leonard. Crosby.
e07. p. W. Malma. Minot.
sos, Carl r. Cole. Rolla.
500, Fred L. Kohlman, Noonan.
clio. Joe w. Jacobs, Noonan.
e1s. VIM. Johnson. Bismarck.
GA, David H. Osgcod, Donnybrook.
SIS, G. G. Reimers, Montpelier.
sic. Gustav Janz. Lucca-
cir e. M. Serr, Manhaven.
01g, +. @. Austinson, Ambrose.
621, walter Nelson, Coulee-
s2s, Harriet Phillips. Marmcn.
eas. Al. M. Renden. Mandan.
e24. Gottfried Relic. Lincoln.
62e. Wade I'll. Williamson. Wesfhope
Gar, q. ID. Buchoiz. Russell.
$40, Martha Digby Mandan.
Gao, George Martens. Plaza.
6s1, ]. III. Bower, Grand Forks.
8s2. Ralph Buslx. Denbigh.
$50, Fred G. MED, Harvey.
g5s, Dan McCoiIier. Rugby.
0S7. Lizzie Wyckman. Garrison.
Gas. n. g. Lockwood Underwood.
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Liva stock Raceinta.

Chicago, Sept Hogs, $4,000; left
over s,261; prospects slow at yester-
days average. Light $6.S5@7 .35:
mixed Sc. 1907. So: heavy Sc .60@7 80;
rough Sc 60@6 80. Cattle 1000, steady.
Sheep $4,000. weak.
Omaha, Sept. Hogs $500; cat
tie $500: sheep $1,000.
Kansas City, Sept. Hogs $500;
cattle 5000; sheep 5000.
Bartlett Frazier co.
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Grain Receipts.

Chicago, Sept. Wheat 136. last
year 17S cars; corn 64S, last year col
cars; oats 221, last year 1S1 cars.
Minneapolis, Sept. Wheat 212,
last year 400 cars.
Duluth, Sept. 7.r-Wheat 26s, last
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Liva stcck PrIcaa.

ST. Paul. Sept. Cattle: Cows
and heifers, s2.25@5 .25. Steers:
Stockers SO .OO@4. rs; feeders 81 900
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Primariea.

Wheat receipts 1,29S,0o0. last year
1,334.OO0; shipments wheat 100000,
last year 727.00O; corn receipts today
100000, last gear 1,774, 900; ship
ments $4,000, last year $4,000.
Chas. e. Lewis q Co.
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Late Events

Assessor Emery passed around the
cigars at the council meeting last even
ing. The newspaper men and alder
men took a smoke on him and con-
graduated the best assessor in North
Dakota on his appointment.
Alderman Hanson left last evening
for Minneapolis. where he will attend
to some matters of the exhibit of the
]. I. Case Threshing Machine Co., at
the Minnesota State fair.
e. e. Cole and son. Edward H., win
leave this evening for Ffngal, whore
they will shoot until Sunday evening,
returning that night. Mr.. Cole and
son are expecting to- clean up ell the
game in that vicinity on their two
days expedition.
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iii, Thea Tolgen. Amanda.
1i13 G. O. Heekle, Lisbon.
ILL.,, Joseph G. Jirlxowic, Souris.
lila, Eugene a. Mattingly. James-
town.
11i5, II. M, Giraney Garrison.
1116, w. c. Wilson, Grand Forks.
iii, Ella r. Stenson, Ross.
i11s. Harlow Smith, Regent
1871, Alex Adams Casselton.
1922, g. oldre. Roth.
11z2, Victor Erickson, Roseglen.
1924. Gust U1berg, Northwood.
1925. Ole Negaard, Fargo.
1895. w. III. barley, Minot.
1877, w. A. Mcdonald, Bismarck
1923, s. A. Johnson, Grand Forks.
1923, Anton johnson, McCanna.
1880. w. ]. Craigen. Neche. N. ID.
1892. Nellie McRenna, Mimic.
1913. w. d. Austin, Bismarck.
1886, NJ. Overbo, Carpio.
1887, John p. Morgan, Manfred.
1913, Geo. A. Kuch. Courtenay.
1899, Gottlieb ]. Anhorn, Manfred.
1l40, John c. Johnson, Kenmare
1142. Tarjau Teliefson Fine. Aman-
da.
II44, Olaf Olson, Landa.
1145, s. c. sorenson, Minot
114e, s. w. Bond. Minot.
1147, r. c. TrolIope, Mandan.
114s, Olaf o. Bauer, Buxton.
1149, III. e. Fay. Hannah.
1850. Martin Rooning, Hampden.
1852, Edmund MacIey, Mandan.
1856. John j. Nord, Walcott.
1851, Thos. Peterson, FlaxtoN.
I15s. sigrud Ringerud, Enderlin.
1859, c. f. Krog. F1axton.
1850, M. w. Taylor, Upham.
1852. John #. Portz, jamestown.
1853, william Robertson. Caring.
ton.
1866, t. P. Kinsel, Tioga.
1853, Hanna Rappuhn, Fessenden.
1859, G. r. Fox Mylo.
ITO, r. p. Baird, Fargo.
1171, p. X. Eastman. Wilton.
i172, w. C. Gilbreath, Bismarck.
1175. w. p. Price, Fargo.
117e. F. e. Dickinson, Grand Forks.
117T, Rev. A. c. Barron, Devils Lake.
1880, Elsie H. Remley, Minot
1881. Hilda Swenaas, Mayville.
1882. Jacob Olsen. Hatton.
1885. @. A. Elvig. Bismarck
1885, Fred r. Stein. Wimbledon.
1887, F. T. Thomas, souris.
1871. Cary C. Holland, Donnybrook.
1892, Frank e. Olson, Harvey.
1893. Ralph II. Mexican, Sanborn.
1894, F.. l. Hammond, Donnybrook
1875, John S. xexter, Mandan.
1897, Hiram Better, Minot.
1893, Fred w. Smith. Manfred.
1899, Gle Bendictson. Max.
1900, ole Kro, Manfred.
1901. r. N. Harmson. Krem.
1909. z. d. Sharp, Minot.
1904. James Henry, Plaza.
1907, Fred Fl. Johnson, Minot.
1908, G. Patterson, Sharon.
1911, II. Bredger, Bismarck
1918, Eleanor e. Norton. Bartlett.
1914, o. p Thompson, Denbigh.
1915. w. F. Harris Des Laos.
1915, j. Surgert, Mandan.
1917, ole Rjobli, Carbury
1919, Jas. Reinholdt, Sawyer.
1922, Thomas Arnold, Norwich.
1924, Ernest w. Haupert, Cando.
1928, Josephine christianson, Aneta.
1898, Maude NJ Miller, Pembina.
1929, @. A. Droitcour, Drake.
1880, A. Dale, Brantry.
1881, Nellie Wagar, Bantry.
1892, Frank C. Stearns, Velva.
1888. Fred c. Breckman, Mohali.
1897, Magnus Shorthand, Washburn.
1888. c. Kaiser, Bismarck.
1893. J. F. Burkhart, jamestown.
1910, Jacob Bieber, Gackle.
l24l, Minnie Clark, Manford.
1914, John A. Thompson, Devils Lake
I245, Jno. Dahle Grand Forks.
1916, Karl f. Kruse, Bismarck.
1z47, Wesley Hunt, jamestown.
124s, j. r. Clausen, Wimbledon.
I24s, Walter D. Bennett. Minot.
1850, s. G.. Bowman, Kenmare.
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MARKET COMMENT OF THE DAY

year 1862 cars.
Winnipeg, Sept. Wheat l25, last
year 142 cars. Chas. e. Lewis e. co.
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GRAIN RECEIPTS.

chas. {. Lewis q Co, Grain snd stock
Brokers, Morton Block, Fargo.
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Housekeepers' day tomorrow at a..
L. Moody's store An opportunity for
the housewives to purchase household
necessities at decided savings.
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Over a Million in Deposits.
According to the bank statements,
rs per call for conditions at the close
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IS Per Cent Of Claims
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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1911-12-23
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that
the regular annual meeting of
the stockholders of Wentworth
Military Scientific and Literary
Educational Company will be hel
at the office of the company in
Wentworth Military Academy
building in Lexington, in Lafay-
cite County, Missouri, on Tues
day, the second day Of January,
1912, at the hour OF nine o'clock
in the forenoon of that day for
the election of directors and the
transaction of such other bust
ness as may come before said
meeting.
W. M. Hoge, President.
Sanford Sellers, Secretary, lex
ington, Missouri, November
Goth, 1911.