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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-30

Independence had a couple Of suf-
fragettes Saturday last as prellmln-
ary to the gladsome Christmas festiy-
tiles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-30
WEATHER
DELIGHTFUL
IN WINTER

Statistics given out by NJ. P. Bald
win, In charge Of the government
station at the foot OF Trade street,
show that we have had IDEAL weather
so far this winter. while our sister
states on every side have been suffer-
ing In the grip OF Jack Frost Our
coldest day was seven degrees warmer
than the record made few DAYS ago
In Los Angeles. Last month the av-
erage mean temperature was 46 de-
grees above zero, and, with but anoth-
er day to go this month, the average
mean temperature is only Sk degrees
colder Our coldest day this year was
the 4th Of December, when the mer-
curry registered 81 Even on this date
the low mark was made by a rather
sudden drop, and remained down but
for a short time. The average maxi
mum temperature for December has
been 1891 while the minimum is
46.2.
Sixteen days this month have been
without one one-hundredth Of one inch
OF rain, while In the preceding month
the days were evenly divided between
sunshine and showers. rain falling
during parts OF 10 days, the other rs
being absolutely free from rain. Last
month the total rainfall was but 1877
inches. This month about 21s inches
have been registered, and nearly half
Of this amount fell on two stormy
days. Several OF these days. when tra-
dition would have II raining pitch
forks, the sky was absolutely clear and
the sun shone down as Il does on
June day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-30

The foregoing comprises a brief out
line of the scope of the work of the
state department, and will doubtless
tend to disabuse any general impress
sion that public jobs are private
snaps
Stayton is voting on special road
tax today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-30
OLD CLAIMS SHOULD
BE REDEEMED

Tremendous sums OF money were
lost to merchants, manufacturers, and
business ment throughout the coun-
try in 1911 by bad accounts The
majority Of these past due accounts
can and should be redeemed from the
loss side OF the ledger.
Suppose every merchant carried
over his unstable goods for FIVE to
10 years as they now carry their slow
and doubtful accounts, what a nice
mess OF unstable stun they would
accumulate and what loss they
would sustain
No up-to-date merchant would
think OF such folly but many Of those
same mrchants will carry their old
accounts for years and finally let
them become outlawed
Bad accounts should be disposed OF
in the same way as unsalable goods.
Thousands OF dollars are lost each
year to business men who continue
to carry these accounts on their led
gers Ledger accounts help to make
a rating with Dunn & Bradstreets,
but cash In the bank enables you to
take more discounts.
Go after your old accounts and coli
lect them II you cannot you should
not delay one moment after the iirst
Of the year. but turn them over TO
MS for collection. We have q method
OF redeemlng these claims and II
doesn't cost you cent 10 try H. Call
on
THE SALEM MERCANTILE AGENCY
2Oi U. s, Bank Bldg, Salem Ore,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-30

Of paying employ es by individual war
rant now in force that was used in
80 0 the total for 1909 and 1910 would
have been about $4,000. 1t is signifi-
can't also, that 70 I 1911 the total num-
ber- Of, claims will be about 1880
wh ich Is equivalent to an increase OF
G6 per cent over 19O9-1910, and only
about 1000 less than for the entire two
years preceding.
Prior to 1903 corporations paid no
fees to the state except small filing
an q recording fe es. In that year the
&C Orporation Tax Law" was passed,
an n in 19O9-1St o the revenue from
60 rporations had reached the impress
dve total OF $S7 1,S2O10, an increase
.m S17S7O4 .2S in eight years For the
pr resent biennial period this item VIII
ex coed $4OOOOOO0.
At the 1911 session the Legislature
ma ssed new mo- tor vehicle law,whlch
reouires that every machine be regis,
.teT-ed annually There are now 65oV
re e,istered motor vehicles in the state
an Il the revenue from this department
To- the wear 19 II will be approx
mately $21OOO ,o,.od
A large Dart of the work connected
vT4b tbe admins tratiOu of the election
ia " falls upon this office. the secre-
ia ry is required to furnish Lor Cns
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-30
Wins Flght FOR LIFE.

It was q long and bloody battle for
life that was waged by James d. Mer-
shon, Of Newark, N j., Of which he
writes; II had lost much blood from
lung hemorrhages, and was very weak
andrun down. For eight months was
unable to work. Death seemed close
on my heels, whom | began, three
weeks ago, to use DR.. Kings New
Discovery. But II has helped me
greatly. It is doing all that you
claim" For weak. sore lungs, obsti-
nate coughs, stubborn colds. hoarse-
ness, 10 grippe, asthma, hay-fever or
any throat or lung trouble It's SUI
preme Soc and s1.00 Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by ]. G. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-30

Of the school is $4,000 There are
twenty-four persons on the payroll Of
the institution, including cooks, do
mestics, farmer, teamster, engineer,
and nlghtwatchmani The careful finan-
clal management is indicated In the
fact that there has been no deficiency
for the legislature to make good In
the last five years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-30
YE LIBERTY
WILL TREAT
The CHILDREN

On Monday aftrnoon at 2 o'clock
Ye Liberty theater will give all the
children IN the city free matinee
entertainment, with popcorn crisps as
a New Years treat Manager Stan
ley Morgan has heart for the child
rem, and wants TO show his apprecla-
tion Of the splendid patronage he has
received during the past year at his
fine show house. The program Will
be a delightful one from 2 to 1880,
Free to children under II,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-30
BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children OF bed.
wettlng. There is a cOnstitutional cause for
ais trouble. Mrs. N. Summers Box ",
Notre Dame, Ind, win send free to any mOthel
her successful home treatment with full
instructions. Send no money, but write her
today II your children trouble you in this
way. Don't blame the child, 'ithe chances are
It can't help it. This treatment also cures
adults and aged people troubled with urine
difficulties by day or hiSht
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-30

aasy more than the larger institutions
by another measure introduced BY the
present state administration. The plan
OF centralized buying through the state
purchasing board is saving from ; to
20 per cent on the price Of most staple
supplies. The location OF the school
directly on the Oregon Electric is a
factor in this saving, as the cost Of
freight drayage is largely eliminated.
As illustrative Of the economies ef-
fected the following comparison OF
contract prices in December, 1910. un-
der the old system, and contract prices
June, 1911, under the new plan, Is
given. the articles named being select
ed at random.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-30
PTiee under Price under

Mr.. f. S. Tillinghast. the present
superintendent. has been in charge Of
the school since 1905, and is assisted
by a very competent corps of teachers
anc officers chosen for their special
training and fitness for the work. The
bi-ennial appropriation for the support
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-08-25
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
aAT.E

gage. executed snd delivered BY. William E.
Calkins and Ida B. Calkins, his wife, mortga.
gofs, to Paul g. Remington, mortgagee. dated
tho End day of November, A. D.. 1903, and which
aid mofts.se was FLED tor record in TIE ,o, Office
North psfests. On TIE ist6 day Of NovemSsr: 4.
Book. BIS Of Mortgages on page 1855, will be
foreclosed by sale Of the promises In said mort.
gage, and hereinafter described, at the front
door Of the Court House in the City Of Wash.
ST. sta, dsy e October, A. D., 1911, "a! e 40 :: r. =: to to
the date of sale. The premises described in
satisfy the same. are described as follows:
Six fej In township One Hundred Forty.three
u4S( North Of Range Eighty 500 West Of the
Fifth Principal Meridian.
-, The !11s, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8, 4nsae1.ols s4tsi l%' . to PNa S5 e. d IL:
lars, duo November Ist, 1910, on the mortgage
TO declare the full amount thereof due and pay
the sum Of One Hundred Thirty-two and 9l-loo
(sls2. 9l) Dollars. together with tho statutory
attorneys fees and the costs and disburssmuents
allowed BY Law. The mo,rtsaso5s&ayyiGnSa3 e acti Ss1
Dollals. interest due November LIST, 1919, on .
prior mortgage on the herein described Pre-.
said smousl dsinc5sded In tho amount clainnsa
to 30 duo ny eersthe mortgage being toreclossd
D''a ''''1 II Paul &. Kemiknsscn L. :.
MOatgagee.
BE Tufton,
Wilton, North Dakota. 9-l4
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

Notice is hereby given, that that certain
Wike and, 4. 9. Wike, her husband, Morteag.
nth, 1910, and filed for record In the office of
the register of deeds of Mclean county, North
Dakota on November 18th, 1910. at three o'clock
D. M, and recorded in Book B-9 of Mortgage
records on page s.. will be foreclosed by sale Of
tho promises IN said mortgage and hereinafter
described. at the front door Of the Court House
in the City OF Washburn. at y O'Clock. p. M,
the amount due upon said mortgage ON che day
Of sale.
Tho premises described in said mortgage,
and which will be sold to satisfy the SAM are
described as follows:
The North.west Quarter lNWA) of Section
Twenty.eiRht. l2S), Township One Hundred
Forty-six. (1l8), Range Eighty:two (8e.)
The m0rtgagors having failed to pay their
certain promissory note in the amount of Five
Hundred Dollars, ($500O0), due November lst,
1910, or the interest thereon, and said mortgage
containing the provision that In default there.
of the mortgage might. elect to declare the
said mortgage does hereby declare the whole
amount due and payable.
There will b duo on said mortgage ON the
nine and 8. LOO Dollars, (tl070.42) together with
signed and stsd this ssrd day ofAuSust. 4,
Hilda Tilln,.n.
NcCultoch and Nelsou, .sss
Attofnoys for 00etlhN0o, ss
oWAsA0uI1.tN DAkssa .as Pm
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Be L Resolved, by the city council of the CT

Be + Resolved, by the city council of the CT.
That it be and is hereby declared necessary
to construct water mains In water main dis.
trict No. 1. of the city Of Washburn, viz, on
Court avenue from Willow street to Oak street:
on Williams avenue from Willow street TO Elk
street: and along, the south side Of Lots I to 8
inclusive, Of Block Il. veeders Addition: on
Jewell avenue from Willow street to the street
tion to the city Of Washburn, and. on Willow
street from Jewell avenue. to vseder avenue,
according to the plans and specifications there.
for which were approved by the city council on
the 23rd day of August 1911. and which are now
on file in the office of the city auditor.
That this resolution be published as provided
By Law.
Adopted August %, 1911
Offered by Alderman Thompson.
State of North Dakota
ccGi ty df % q MShsan ISIS
l. the undersigned, city auditor Of the said
city of .Washburn, do hereby. certify that the
above is q correct copy and tho whole thereof,
of q resolution which was adopted by the city
council OF said city OF Washburn,. at Q meeting
Of that body held OF the 2Srd day Of August.
1911. as the same remains on fle and OF record
In my Office.
I furthur certify that tho plans and spec
iications and estimate of cost as. submitted by
the city engineer and. approved by the city
council are now on file in my Office.
In wittess whereof l have hereunto set my
hand and seal Of the city Of Washburn this slth
day of August, 1911.
(Seal) City Auditor, clio
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HAr6n l6S1siE

st. Paul, Aug. 33.-Archfe N. Hayes
executive clerk to Governor Eberhart,
has returned the subpoena served By
the state board of control for the ap-
pearance Thursday Of the governor
ct the hearing on charges made bv
Ralph w. Wheelock. the governors
private secretary, against F.. A. Whit
tier, superintendent state training
school. Red Wing. He returned also
$l.35 witness fees sent to the gov
ornor.
The governor stated that he did not
think it right for the board of control
to subpoena him after he had ex-
pressed q willingness to testify Thurs
day IL requested to do 20.
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Third Attempt Successful.

Chicago, Aug. 23.-George Richey Of
1tttsburg. said to be a member Of .
wealthy family there, threw himself
n front Of q Nickel Plate fier at Han
mend. Ind. and was cut to pieces
Richsy tried three times. within tho
space Of asAsw hours tosAssErua over
~ Q fast TRAN. Twice snettpssrs sav:
hin lying across the rails and avoided
Milling him by stopping. Richey vas
successful the third time.
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GETS 5000 POSITION.

Nellie Lien. q graduate OF Dakota
Business College OF Fargo. has ac-
copied a $50 90 position as stsnosra.
pher for the 500 r. r. at Enderlin.
The good firms.-those that pay big
salaries and demand h%rst.class help
employ d B C graduates ~
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clrArlq Po1 EFAfIHS Of PG aU1spfAE FOR Ap.
SSSst Ct y sGS;s shs Dakota Bs * Go%fR oS. s So o's;.ir.
In the. matter OF the Guardianship Of N. O.
Hamb%ics, az Incompetent person.
II. 0. H.me xs h iSs R:sssiss s 81
Respondent Guardian
The State Of North Dakote TO the sbov e.named
Respondents n. o. Hsmbick
J. Y E'c. 1 ass stSh # tS Ssq 1;. sfs ias.s1 g, sstit'f e. al 4 i.
q e l 10 tsji oeSfis 3 8 R e. sss:. e1 q I Y. g. ri a. isfsH & <
an incompetent person 2 o resident Of be
Hambick Of the Village Of Coleharbor IN the
County Of Mclean % State oil. North Dekot q,
and that said petition will b heard and duly
So oa ID ssd. ~ ,d this =. Court nr. g. o9. sssefd aa ts ne si SSsn
n oaon y 81 Fiat Tat day day. a \ tie Court Rooms 81 this
Court, in the County Court House liz The Git.
of Washburn, County OF 4cLoen and State OF
North Dakota, aud you, and each OF you, arc
hereby cited. to be and appear before this
Court at said time and place, ana answer sAtd
the prayer al said petition should not be grant.
ed.
= e 3. o SGnas:
"a. Judge Of the COUNT. Court.
I Dated !. =! the as: s.th Day 1; .S q 1SS.. n 4; 2: 1s I. m.d,
by publication in the Washburn Leader. for
g. olssirson, Judge.
NcCulloch Il Nelson.
Attorneys for Petitioner,
Washburn, N. OAK. I'll
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VIII Sell or Trade For Land:

Will Sell or Trade For Land,
On account Of old age Of the
controlling share holder, We will
sell Or trade for good land our
100000 stock Of hardware and
implements, or will sell part Of
stock only. Would take in new
partner. Write to Wessner e.
Schnabel, Coleharbor, N. D.
9.l2
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For Sale. Cheap
A Bradley & CLARK windmill, 40
IT tower. X. Klein. If.
Taken Up

On August ID, 1911, one brown.
ish red Durham bull branded s,
One horn turns up, aud one horn
turns down.
Christ Linnertz,
Poundmastsr. Blas Hill Twp,
$40 Address Ryder, n. p.
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News Of the City

and Hail Insurance Companies
Frank +. Funk First Natl. Bank
Rev. j. S, Rood will arrive il
Washburn Saturday and preach in
the Congregational church Sunday
evening at eight. Mr. Rood is Civ.
ing his entire time to the christian
WORK under the supervision of the
state missionary board and will
speak at the Wells school house
and Sanger in the earlier part OF
the day. He is alive to the chris
tan Work, we bespeaK for him a
large hearing at each of these ap-
pointmeuts.
E. A. Richards, formerly a mer.
chant of Baldwin, was in Wash
bur the first of the week. He has
been living in Washington during
the last year and came back to
find out how North Dakota looked,
He says the reports sent out are
very much exaggerated and
thought this state looked good.
Ia this copy of the Leader we
present u cut of one of our churches
together with the invitation of the
pastor to the reading public to at
tend services each Sunday. W.
believe this is we'll worthy the
careful attention of all our citizens.
Is it not true that too few are reg
ularly at church during Sabbath
day? At this special season of
the year as we renew II energies,
as the vacations are passed and all
are returning home for another
year, the hot season is over and
the schools are opening bringing
new and old teachers and scholars
into our midst, it is certainly ap.
propriate that the churches be we'll
filled with eager and interested lis
teners.
Mrs. j. J. Schweitzer who is
visiting in Switzerland says the
weather has been so dry this year
that the grass is all drying up, the
fruit is not getting ripe but also
drying and falling from the trees.
In that country they cut hay twice
a year but only ono cutting can be
made this season. Mrs, Schweit-
ger expects to leave for home Sep
telnber Is.
Arthur LIE Sueur of Minot spent
last Sunday in Wasbhurn on his
way home from a trip to Stanton
where he attended a meeting of the
socialists. Those who heard his
speech said it was a fine one and
that it made a LOT of good demo-
Gratis go into the new field of pol
itics.
Emanuel Schulz returned Sat
turday from the twin cities. He
has his new fall goods on display
and is proving that he knows the
latest style in dress goods.
AS a condition precedent to the
obtaining of reduced fire insurance
rating, the city council promise
Adjustor King, who was here this
week that the main would be ex-
tended at least one or two blocks
further east on Jewell avenue and
the fire hall moved from its pres
ent location as soon as possible.
The council is working on the
matter Of extensions of the mains
and the FIRE hall will be moved
to the lots between the First
National Bank aud the Wallin
building.
John Satterlund writes that he
is nearing the end of his visit in
Sweden. He is now at Karlskrona
and will be in Liverpool in about
two weeks. Karlskrona is u town
of about $4,000 Inhabitants. The
country surrounding is good farm
ing and fruit land. He says the
weather is warm but there is al.
ways a cool breeze from the ocean
making it very comfortable. He
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For ~Sale-Cheap, one Champion
binder 8 foot cut, in running order.
Hans Holtan.
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For Sale

Tn trough bred Sh',p.hirs bucks.
E. l.. Gilmore. ID 'gden. n. D.
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Wants
FOR RENT

For Rent--A few good warm houses
Enquire Frank E. Funk. LIST Natl
Bank
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T@REASURER'S REPORT

e pG Mc i%sa s ssats d pli Softh H Dakota = f ies sss
year l9iO-lal1.
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand at beginning Of school ~
Total amount received during the year
from the superintendent of the state ~, -
Total amount received. during the year
from the superintendent of the county i, ..
tuition fund ........ 16O IS
Amount noun 5 5ss;dS Id dn rim: d fhs ysar .a f'o% /
board, including outstanding warrants
Amount fsceiyed:durins the year from
Amount received during the year into
AMI me- ssasiSs during year from other
From State Treas. High School fund.
cash on hand july i. l55io.. ........"..ss s7cs II
EXPENDITURES. -e
Amount paid during the year for school go =.
houses, sites and furniture .;...... a2' IL
Amount paid during the year Tor teach.
Amount nc. Q s1 psid during the year for services ~" '"
and expenses Of school oficers..:..... Il 50
Amount paid during the year for inter.
est OF bonds and warrants. u u
Amount paid for Tuition of pupils
sent to other districts :. ..........
Amoun paid during gear for inciden-
A1 no ssp paid during the year for Re-. :" -
demptiOn and refunding Of Honds.....
Amount paid during the year for pur-
poses not mentioned. .................. 25S Oh,
Total expenditures for the year.. S 22s2 25
Cash ON hand Juno 50, 1911 SIS 06
Grand total, expenditures and cash on
hand to balance above total receiptsse78s II.
Relating to Sinking Fund.
AmounG of sinking fund in treasury
Amount received into and transferred
to the sinking fund during ths year. 81 %
Pad out 81 sinking Fund for Redemp.
Balance in sias fund June 80. isii:... sss Q.
W.. g. Findley.
Treasurer of Iowa school district No. q
ApD1RS f. sld this y III +. d H|s e Jn stn =: p hn aslli
Attest: r. E.. Sharp clerk,
Whole amount OF warrants outstanding
whole amount Of bonds outstanding
Amount 81 interest on warrants Out.
standing June 50, 1911 1890 90.
Total indebtedness of district June 20.
1911 $500 %
Approved this 18th, day of July AID. 1911.
BY order of the District School Board.
X. f. Sharp. Clerk.
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For Sale-One Galvonic foradic
madical battery. Price Sc. Hans
Holtan & Sons.
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For Sale. I. Case threshing mac.
hine and steam left plows and au-
tomobiles for sale by F. A. Gala
han, Washburn. n. D..
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AAa414amme 5Rt6ff Q@fqmlulug1l
mszasx. m@MMMeumg
'17s AMmnMu%
saron lssasl1,
We desire to Gall to public attention. thst With every
package f'oopenhagen Snuff there 10 tn o1lowin guerantee:H @#
"co2EHAGEH SNUFF IS MADE OF THE BEST OLD, RICH
HIGH FLAyoRED LEAF TOBACCO, TO WHICH ONLY SUCH INGREDIENTS
ARE ADDED As ARE COMPONENT PARTS OF NATURAL L1R TOBACCO
AND ABSOLUTELY PURE FAyoR1sa EXTRACTS
Tho anufactur Of snuf L. one OF h Oldest industries
y DEL AMONG thu PREDECESSOR Q f this company 49,, manu-
rorar brands ar nWo owned by this Company are J. 1r411ard
EeymanI&. Bro. formerly manufacturers Of copenhagen) est611shed In
1927: I'VE, continue today the anufaoture OF b brands OF snuff put
up,bEktheee predeoessors. naktng them on the eams formula end using
she'ssne 5asred1ent g have beene employed from earliest ti.se.
1eynan2&lBro. represent .nesrly half OF the snuff sold IN the United
ststesotodsy:
.x. Az 1s w11 known, snuff is one O the earliest forms 1hx
T1ee4tobseoo wae used In this country. It being In genera1 vogue n
1 1on's Inc memoir used more generally for chewing thai any other
KIND obaoo In Sweden and ONE parts OF norvay. -
With intimate knowledge OF the snuff business, both Of
*sSSsee2y1aona saas ssr34est tines. - @es1re % :d to or sasrsntse
2a4!S9ee!!oarFeean 1eef :tobeooo lexoept pme f1avor1ns extraotsl this further
ss5SeeSSenens: taat abso1uteN. 81 Tar as We have knowledge or 1nfornation1
snl@enufeetured snuff Whoever the menufaoturer1 10 nj hss always =
aasei i5 saso n es@fn3 1neredassts Of any and every kind; many e..
@ oeecf1pg1o n,other thar natural tobacco, and ol1 the 1ngred1enfo and
7@e1erapes N other brands III abso1utely harn1ess.
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For SALE Tornado and fire insur-
ance is very cheap. For some-
thing reliable see Frank E. Funk,
First Nat. Bank, Washburn, N. D.

For Sale-Cheap Rumley Ideal sep
orator 35 by S. inch cylinder.
$25 will put it in good running Or
der. Used two seasons. Enquire
of J. Niese, Washburn, N. D.
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For Sale a practically new DIV
er type writer; also nearly new lat
est model Smith. Premier type.
writer. Frank E. Funk, First Nat
ional Bank, Wasbburn, N. D..
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For Sale-a good store safe, very
cheap. Frank E. Funk, First Nat
ional Bank, Washburn, N. D..

For Sle-about 200. pounds TO
native grown bronze grass. c..
Huntley.