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The Washington herald., 1911-02-19

Does that sound odd? But, really,
there is a fashion in household furnish
ings. as in everything else. and table
linen comes In for its share of the turn
of fortune.
For instance, the finest damask. shin
ing like satin. has largely supplemented
the lace pieces that for while were
EXCESSIVELY popular.
So great has become this craze for
beautiful damask that even monOgrams
are held to detract from the beauty Of
its design, and are not allowed.
Thus. one set Of centerpieces and
tumbler and plate doilies is simply of
damask, bordered with hand-embroid-
cred scallops.
For, of course, you know that the all
over tablecloth at luncheon is hopelessly
old-fashioned, and that the polished
wood simply must show somewhere.
The pattern Of these damasks are
many and novel. Some are of the period
OF Louis Quinze-ribbons and baskets
of flowers, stripes and spots and flower
clusters and single blossoms-all very
dainty and attractive.
OF course, this by no means bars out
entirely lace and embroidered sets. They
are here also, and as beautiful as ever,
linen and lace, linen, lace and embroid-
cry, and lace alone.
There is one set Of heavy ecru linen
embroidered in black and orange in
leaf design. For napkins to go with
this set, damask woven in the same
design, approximately. is used, with a
monogram in orange and black.
Some of the lace pieces are very elab-
crate, filet lace, Madeira embroidery,
cluny, Japanese raised embroidery, and
Japanese draw nwork all being shown
Indeed, the prominence Of the Jap
The Washington herald., 1911-02-19
SANDWICHES FOR AFTERNOON TEA

Among the delicate sandwiches ap-
propr1ate for the afternoon on tea Ia
bles are these:
Cavaire sandwiches-Mix one-half
can cavaire, one teaspoonful onion
juice, and a good squeeze OF lemon
juice. Cut thin rounds of bread, but
ter. and spread
Mock pate de foie gras sandwiches
Parboil one-half pound calFs liver. pat
dry on a cloth; cut in dice and fry
gently with a little bacon, four mush e
rooms and three shallots. all minced
fine. When done-and it must not be
allowed TO overlook. which toughens 1t
put into a mortar and pound to 4
smooth paste. Season with salt, pep
per. a piece of grated nutmeg, and
powdered mace. then rub through a
sieve and spread A few chopped truf
hes improves the flavor.
Chicken sandwiches-Chop the white
meat of chicken very fine, then pound
10 a smooth pulp in a mortar. Season
The Washington herald., 1911-02-19

to taste with salt pepper, olive OIL and
little lemon juice, and spread upon
thin slices of lightly buttered bread, cut
in fancy shapes The covers to these
slices are spread with butter, into
which are pressed almonds or English
walnuts. sliced or chopped very fine.
Put together and press.
Pimento sandwiches-RUn through Q
meat grinder separately, then together,
to make the paste, one-half pound
cheese. one can pimentos, and one small
onion.
Roquefort cheese and egg-Mix to
creamy paste. ROQuefort cheese and
one hard-boiled egg. Add salt and
paprika to taste, with dash Of lemon
juice or vinegar. Chop fine a little
celery, mix. and and spread.
Cream cheese and pineapple-Chop
pineapple fine and drain OF the juice.
Spread bread thinly with cheese.
sprinkle with the minced pineapple and
press together. Cut in thin, slende-
strips.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-19
HOUSEHOLD WRINKLES.
To ReSive Black Lace.

Strain tea into a basin and allow it to
stand twelve hours, then squeeze it out,
then put the lace through weak gum
arabic. Pin it out when nearly dry. Run
an iron over it, barGY warm.
The Bath Room.
To cleanse porcelain bathtubs and sinks
saturate a white cotton cloth with gaso-
line Rub the surface thoroughly. All
dirt as well as stains will quickly dis
appear.
We had trouble with the plumbing in
the bathroom. and almost the whole floor
had TO be torn up to locate the pipes.
In replacing. the plumber screwed down
one board with screw in each end. He
said that II trouble arose again the re-
moval of this board alone would give
access to all the pipes. This proved so
The Washington herald., 1911-02-19
THE SOCIAL CODE AND LAW
By THE SOCIAL ARB1rER.

have made the round of ceremonious
visits. There is no way Of knowing new
officials save through their own initiative,
for the hosts and hostesses who are es-
tablished here, who are society, do not
make first visits. and the newcomers re-
main alone and isolated unless they fol-
low the established custom.
A first call should be returned within
weeks returned within a week by
all those who are familiar with the rules
that govern society. To see the person
that one calls upon is not necessary. An
exchange Of cards is all that Is required.
But II does not do to leave cards with
out asking for the person on whom the
call is being made. The correct form Is
to ask the footman at the door IL Mrs.
Blank is receiving. or If the ladies are
receiving, If there happens to be more
than one woman in the household. After
a call is made and returned some hos
pitaIity should be offered the newcomer,
even II it is only a cup of tea This
rendering of hospitality to new friends is
looked upon more as an obligation In
Europe than it is with US, but it is be-
coming more and more de rigeur here.
To invite these new friends to dinner
or luncheon, to reception or ball, is not
necessary, but. they should at least be
asked to call informally some afternoon,
portunity to become acquainted with her
new friends over a cup of tea, chocolate,
or whatever is served at these informal
affairs.
But If society at the Capital overdoes
the giving of teas It has little to learn
concerning the art OF dinner giving. No
where In the world are dinners more
frequent, handsomer, or more brilliant.
It is a revelation to the newcomers to
town, the amount Of time, money, and
thought that is expended on dining, but
statesmen from the earliest time have
understood that "a good dinner lubri-
Gates business" especially political busi-
ness, and since the days Of the early
Egyptians, time, money and thought
have been devoted to perfecting this
branch of entertaining. 1t is an Eng
lish habit, this giving of dinners. Doug
lass Jerrold is quoting as witttly saying
that if an earthquake were to engulf
England tomorrow, the English would
manage to meet and dine somewhere
among the rubbish, just to celebrate the
event
No greater compliment can be paid to
a newcomer than to ask him to dine,
and when a new member or Senator is
in demand as a dinner guest, it denotes
either that he has made himself very
acceptable socially or that his influence
is desirable, for, whisper it low, enter
tanning has its commercial side as well
as most other things else in the world.
The lobbyists, indeed, who invaded Wash
fngton after the civil war and carried
things with a high hand for years there
The Washington herald., 1911-02-19

after, are responsible for the high
standard in dinner-giving, for which the
Capital is famous
They found that the turnpike road 10
statesmans heart was through his
mouth. and they made excellent use of
the knowledge
The most important thing in preparing
for a dinner, the chief element of its
success, is to get agreeable and con-
genial people together, which is more
difficult than the preparing of the menu
or anything else connected with it. The
hostesses at the Capital must show due
regard for the laws of precedence and
mans talent as a diner out is not
always commensurate with his official
rank. It Is a mistake to place at the
same table too many heavy-weights, or
too many feather-heads, but the greatest
mistake of all is to invite the man or
woman who takes the role of a guest
so seriously that they come prepared with
little jokes, little speeches, and stereo-
typed Smiles.
There is nothing that so adds flavor
to a dinner as a good joke and abun-
dance of laughter, but they must be
spontaneous. A cold storage joke is no
better than other cold storage products.
An excellent menu, rare vintages, and
perfect service do not always bring
forth the wit and wisdom of the
guests. 1t is the personal equation of
the host or hostess as much as the per-
fection of the service that makes for
the success of a dinner. At one of the
smartest houses in town, where the serv-
ice, the cooking, and the wines are be-
yond criticism, the dinners are deadly
dull, and one would be glad to exchange
CHE seat of honor there for an humble
place among brilliant and congenial
people.
In London. Paris, Berlin. Rome, Vienna,
these informal afternoons are very delight
full and they are here at those houses
where the hostess has had an ipterna-
tionaI training, quite unlike the crowded
teas to which we are welded. There
is, In fact, no form of social entertain
ing more senseless or nerve racking than
a fashionable modern tea, which affairs
are generally undertaken for the purpose
of Kidding the hostess OF an accumulation
of sociSf debts. but It Is poor coin in
which 10 pay them
These big crushes are the direct out
come of a grave national fault. the
tendency to do everything in big way
after a wholesale fashion. We Amer
leans dislike detail, the little elegancies
that give a certain cachet we overlook
We aim for magniicence, yet 1 have
seen a few roses skillfully disposed that
were more effective, more compelling. than
a mass of expensive decorations, and a
tea table which held nothing but the
tea, some delicious cakes, and a few bon
bons which had an atmosphere of eleS
gance that the most richly weighted
tables often lack.
Note: The Arbitsr VIII be glad to an
swer any question Of a social nature that
may be submitted Such queries should
be addressed The Arbiter, care OF The
The Washington herald., 1911-02-19

Note: The Arbiter VIII be glad to an
swer any question Of social nature that
may be submitted Such queries should
be addressed The Arbiter, care OF The
Washington Herald.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-19

Washing soda win remove grease from
cooking utensils.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-09
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, 81 O. % 4; l.
COMPANIES z CERTIFICATE Of Al
" e. e dYI0R INGyk ~

4 Whereas The National Casualty: Com.
pany Of Detroit, Michigan, q corporation
organised under the laws OF Michigan,
has aled In this ONCE sworn statement
exhibiting Its condition and BUSINESS for
the year ending December u, 1870, con.
formabls to the requirements Fof the laws
OF this state, regulating the business OF In
whereas. TIE said Company has filed in
this Office . duly certified copy Of its char.
ter with certificate OF organization In com
nj. npca with the requirements OF tie In
snFance laws aforesaid s s,.35|. %
:; Now. therefore. !, W. Q. Taylor, Qsmnis-
.sioner Of insurance OF the State Of North
Dakota, pursuant 10 the prov sionss ~ said
laws, do hereby csrtif that the aboys
named a Company Ii :iS fully 4 empowered,
through its authorised agents, 10 transact
its appropriate business Of Y Accident and
;Hsalth Insurance IN this state according:
to the laws thereof, unta the S1st day Of
March, d. 1912. :f3 S :$
In testimony whereof, 4! have hessuntoI
sat my hand and seal at Bismarck, this
LIST day OF April, %. D: 1911.
fSEALl 4&: i$;4 -sI, }s W. O.. TAYLOR, y
&sss5$sSS$Z Commissioner Of Insurance. d:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-09
sBSfTRA CT q I'll STA EMENT
For ttse$ End dino De- smher aSf

III AL 20
OF the cand ftion and Ii 1t airs of B the State
Farmers Mutnaf 4i nil Insurance Company
of Waseea, al iniiesut oil anfzed md rS
the lawsaSof the Isl Hes OF III Minnesota made
To- the conn ioner OF Insurance Oh the
state sof NoTth ota, AZ pursuance otl
the laws OF said state.
s Presid lent q. Day.
CT HI vats son.
II Pfineip aIaeca, Aif Inn
& ttorney for aefy of process In the
state Of North Dakota
anne Comm lsssaner of Insurance loca
StIon, Bismarck, AZ ID
si5 anized ors \ neofp erated, March 2nd,9
1885 EgsSSsi
Comm Fenced business March 1sS,rd, $685.
!. RAIsAN EEIT s9 I'M I'M
Amount of tAst Or invested as
< sets DeeepDe 31st of
CONF Dy FlA R 1910
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-09
'i,sss.ss
=


zItems charged oir y. I. 1904. sss
Total dtsbnrae g. 1. VS.. 2sA, oes.ie5
Total risks "a ken 81 during the 81. ], 3,
Ell received sc lossl
Total losses loss during ii lie S
Il losses 4; paid Il aur i: o.. q
sr rag Eaes NORTH DaKoTi ssole
once e, 81 I 6 8, Insnrancs Is
5ance Sof II the State OF n North Dakota. To-
hereby certify that the foregoing 10 q true
abstract Of the original sta ement nov, on
Ale IN this Office 8s9
/ set my, hand and afiixed the seal 81 this
office at Bisnarc the 4, u day Of April.
s vs.; II Z, 1s tl' rAy 81, r,oR .
$$ASfEs missioner Of Insurance. S
STATE or NO RTH DAKOTA, \: !;s
esf & gSgsmsS1Hns e 11sSraPoss
FL ORITY ];
Whereas, The N thern Trust Company,
OF Fargo, North d. kota, az corpora tlon or
ganized under the "a We ct North Rskota,
exhibiting Its condi tions and business for
the year ending December 81, 1910, con-
torma Bile to the equirements Of the laws
Of this state, egulattng the business Of
Insurance, and
Whereas. the said Company has fled In
/ this Office a. duly certified copy of It's char
ter with certificate Of aorganiza tion In com
tpliance with the requlr ements of the In
surance laws aforesaid ss5si
IS Now therefore. II Z w: u Taylor Commits
5sloner of Insnran ceE Of the State of North
/ Dakota. pursuant to the proyi sions OF said
laws, do hereby certify that the 70 boYe
named Company s Is 81 fu ny SIS empowered.
Its appropriate business Of E Etc ity$ and
Surety insurance in this ate according
to X the laws thereof, un I'll the 31st II day:
e3 In testimony whereof, II have hereunto
set my hand and seal at Bismarck, this
LIST day Of April, "a. D. 1911 .s * Fg$.$s
(SEALjS NJ. g. TAYLOR, ;5$s
}5:i Commissioner of Insurance.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-09
;ll,se,sss,y.sIlsI,I'


Daneellati ION fees, S1O85o
"a from all other Bources, Is
Eli Eli w II. ,l10.28
8 Ss Tota! Income during the year le1, s14 1915
sss iii
Gross amount paid Tor losses. d, s25 so
Postage, telepho one. telegraph rs; -
agents /. ~ !: D a2,ass.oe
ing Z. on. e4
charges, officers, clerks, other Ri
Return aoy preminms. s112.4s; col: 1870
$500 n: 1seoa5
Insurance department fees and III M
ai sSs%isSs ss sss g
Advertising, printing Si.5se. IS; IS
furniture and fixtures, 1885,. . HUI
n Pc; Office supplies and misc
laneous, $S14. "a IS fuel, SIS. ~ s5 80 85
$& Total disbursem snts during y. $ u
81 ssl,sSs ss' - -, s sss 8
Special premium tax II fund, Z; *$5a IA Il
$E5 49, 64, 80 4 furniture and AK: ~
3. lures, 600 IS. =. ". q. 1854 80
Premium notes less than three s& Il, -. y.
months past due :. az. !. 30 30 707.57
Premium notes more than three
months past due (. S. q. go, 3O6. 80
notes aue anu to ~. oon ~
4 ears |: g
-, y, 8 . -o7o no 20
assets eig aios1
9sS asse' IE 5 GER c:E ASSETS Il 60 u
Mortgage loans on real esta to s
(sche dule 81 first liens 4. s 2,752. 60
"a. e g ~ 3, 20
mIeTesl e5o 9s
Gasn aeposlteo lns pank -, otoei
s. Is So: s : 100 1dn 90
~ = = !, q
ss.'.
Aotai rlsAs takeh 81 10 10, ~
o yeIIr INNS dur. Aes'4o'oo
i9 pa - l ~ o7o "a
"a, =, 49, : :: i,
Ao.a aa losses On al a 70
Y 800 :: 20 e
,a a .h III q losses palu m a. "a
,r rnE rT Luz i an -
: I, e. a, II
u =, -
Il, =, ~ Mnth X tnts
suranoe o. Inc sta5e y Nossn
nere1y t tha Inc ~
true anstract 9L me .origihat sLA l
IN nis ~ nis rs *
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-09
ABsTRACT q 81 STATEMENT rs5;?
ForE the Year Endina December

.&5 a. ~. 4 9f
Of the condition and affairs OF the North!
srR Trust Company Fargo North pa
/ Of North S#D Dakota, made to 4 the scommis-
5gioner Of insurance Of the state Of North
ipakota, ~ pursuanc &c Sof. the laws of said
Yies P1esidsna o' Tshnsson.
sss siastssY Z osaes y Ksst,ng
! Attorney for service Of process In the:
stat OF North Dako ri 4:
Name. Commission of Insurance; loca-
fi9p giss sa, g /. !. /,
Commenced business. ecembel ri 1902
+ Amount d. capital tcck; paid
III ~ ASSETS l'oS,oo
II Yaine sof real estate owned by
the com any u. !. !. s.. I. rs a,875.0us
bonds, Bank stocks, Other
corpora ton stocks 81 q. #. 81.
CASH on hand and In ban 4 !. 81 Ga,52l.24
Interest due and accrled i. % S30.94
Il Premiums Id course OF col lee
I ton and transmits II. !. ,O52.T5
taken 81 glsfa 8 VI, o26.7as
4 All other sums due TO the com
ss:ss's:;. s. s1I 8
81 ty0.siy
4 Mortgage loan 225s, so7.45
Total assets I.ilsl IfriEs s4s'e2s.lol
Losses resisted BY
the compan O.VO
Total gross amount
claims for
Amount Of ui,ea III
ed psen1ia l,s
B. II risks y B, oss.5ls
interest," III accrued i ss s,e2o.4a
4 Deposits 63I ,942.17s
Total lisb,lit rs e7s,i7ol.2o
s REEEIPTS
Premiums received during 81 the
year In cash Il. /. 81. ,d29.41s
interest ard q blends received
os aa55Hs rs ]: ! sssss
rotal receipts ]. e2.lls.7ss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gssss $50 drums asias aa
or ora 1a j.
en- a 81. NV. !. ,oaoos
Paid for tnxes, Interest. Il. ~ 80, SOB pa
B sshsns deposits .ss s II Il
.ur H. al
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-09
AHsTRAcT or STATEMENT ;sS
or the fear Endlna December 81,


For the Ysart Endjna Dscen,ber 81,
\. c. t1si 10.
of the condition and affairs Of the Ma
tlonal Casualty Company. Of Detroit,
Michigan, organized under the laws of the
state Of Michigan, made to the commits
State.
s Principal once u Majestic Building. &,
s Attorney for service OF process in the
state OF North Dakota rs. si5@#$A a 81
s, AZ Name q missioner Of Insurance; loca-
8, : o,rga ,nG Or Incorporated, December
g Commenced business, December s1st,
CAPITAL ;55S s.:S EsSt 3 s3ss5
Z! Amount Of capital stock paid I. "a !.
a ~ ASSETS ...s 1oo'ooo.Vo
Loans on mortgages. ..........$ 8, 10000
United States bonds !. I. =. :. o 81 $40 90.
State, city, county and other !, 81
bonds and stocks ~. ......... 240,2 gag. 70
Loans on Collateral security: S,,sSooo
Cash on hand and In bank. Do. & rs, 18491
Interest due and accrued t !. 80. 4,S79. IL
Premiums In course of collec. RI ~. Mil
4:s If 6 :.::;:
rs Hsss' s's sss supple. 1856
! z.: &. s, !. sao2,52s.a7
Net amount OF unpaid losses, }$%ty7,s4 I
y waiting for final proofs .....S 28,8S1.19
Amount Of unearned premiums Il
s on all outstanding risks. 3. 5,2A0.00
Due for commissions and brok- ~
erage i.......:. ], 423.s3
!, !, .., Z, u, i as,545.o2
All other liabilities, state, coun. n S,
ty and municipal taxes due
Rent. $4,000 advance ii; 1850 10
iunns, 81, 1901 90 ~. $4,000
Total liabilties !. 4s.5i5.o2
Premiums received during the
year, In cash ........ ,......$ 1872, 007 90
Interest and dividends received 80.
dunng the year ..'..........., e,4se.ea
Sources 800 ... - -. 5o,7o5.oo
rees Observation-Disclosures isi 'o1'1os.''
Losses paid during the years. 272, 3ne8
/ Dividends paid during the year 100000.
! Paid for commissions and brok-
Amoaat 81 ali other disb i;ii;
L mente .......7. 1s6,V41.V0
Total ho ssRfFs 6RRorA BUsisSnss 4o's0
Total premiums received during x
turn premiums s41. s2......:. 1o.os2.7e
during the year .:.......:. s,2o7.s2
Office Of Commissioner Of Insurance. f.
/; ~, !. W.. G. Taylor, Commissioner of Insur-
anca Of the State of North Dakota, DO
hereby certify that the foregoing 10 q true
| abstract OF the original statement now on
Gle In this office. $50 ~ Il. 4:
/ In testimony whereof, I have heseunto
set my hand and affixed the seal OF this
eface at Bismarck the LIST day Of April,
a.. d. 1911. = 81 ~ }- i S ". IA
| tSDAL) 5S W. e.. TAYLOR, &
5Ss g5e Commissioner Of Insurance.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-09
CITY MEN MAKE GOOD AS FAR.
AZ s4s$ p & fS MERS.

"a billion acres Is now being put in
crop BY IA 200 farmers through the re.
suits Of the activities Of the Reclama-
ton Bureau, acc rding to the statistic.
ian, today. The; Federal government
through its reclamation service, has
been spending millions ii the CON
:struction Of irrig ton works Ito re-
claim arid lands In the West for home.
seekers. The statistician lis sending
out literature giving formation re-
garding the location Of these farms
now available to- the ettlers: 1
One Of the most hopeful signs in
connection with the deserts rec1aema-5
ton is the surprisingly large number
sof people who have left the cities and
towns ito take up these farms and who
have made good. says the statistician..
fNotWith standing$ a lack Of knowledge
of farming and a total uni amiIi aritys
with conditi ions In an irri gated coun.$
try. the percentage of failures is very
small. The question, Can j merchant
mechanic, lawyer, doctor Or men with
professions succeed as farmer sinYthe.
West? has 38s been answered. Given
good heath, q small apital to make a.
start and q willing ness2 to work hard,
and the answer ID ost cases Yes.'''}:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-09
JOSH RILLlNGs ON AGRICULTURE.


Beloved arn,ers, erik ltur il the
mott ~ ca reduce she u also
the stepmot her Of garden ]. sass. Rize'
at haf pas lock AZ the mo ing,s
SS lb'illf q FIRE II the kiteh burn
out tRo pound ov kan les ana grease
yures boots. Wait pashuntly for day.
brake. hen day tlllzi brake tthsnS
sc saII ense 5tos stir the geese and;
worry the hos 4 at n a laws yer s
What mere ant Il d doc
q rni niste answer
nothing ffarnler q the obles work
sof 600; ne rizes ii q o'clock ia the;
morning and burns ont han A pound
oYSsVood and two kords Of lkandI les,
an hen goes OUT tto worry the geese?
and stir up the hogs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-09
A1sTRAcT o SsTATEMENTS
FOR the Fear Ending Deeen1ber 8 8

\. p. MI 81
Pc the condition and aHaIrs OF the Hart.
B kord Fire Insurance Company Of Hartford
/ Sonne ticut. organized under the laws az
sne: state Of Come ticut, made to the com.
missioner Of Insurance OF the state Of
North y g, the laws of
West p sssa sass SRaf si.s.,,
Cofran. ~
M Secretaries Freak Samson, s.. Al. Locke.
s$s Prtnclpal n Office artfo ford, Come cticut,
Attorney for service Of process IN tho
etateS5of North Dakota
Name, Commissi onerS OF Insurance: loca!s
fs 8 organized or Inc rporat ted, III ay 1910.
ssss Commenced business August III $40. M
s.5 GAPITAE ~
/ Amount Of capital stock paid
ssEris 81. sss'000o0o,oo
value ct real estate owned by
S* the company n. IS. q. 90
!; Loans on bonds and mortgages 465 II Sc. 81
n United States stocks and bon s,s ,ETs
Railroad bonds and stool ~ S S&S
s State; city, county and other
s bonds, bank stocks others cor s%
a pora ton stocks IS 10 2D9 227:A1
Loans on collateral securit ~ s.i5Ssf 10 COO. 90
Cash on hand md In bank . $s Il 81 81 4f1 80
Interest due and accrued . $40 GA AZ
&Premtums In course Of olec.3
23 ton and s.. ssss os4. 15
SSG Total assets Il . " S24 sa9 400 90
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-09
..1,5e8.MS:
49,
9,918;5a
s- 147'ol93.77.
N. G. TAYLOR II,
Com missie ner of Insurance,
STATE OF NORTH AKOTA, 3Sa
Office OF Gemmissio Toner OF Insurance, 81
COMPANIES GERTIFICATE 3B "a J,'


$$S Whereas, The Mort western Trust Com
Spany Sof Grand Forks Worth Dakota, q
corpora ton organized under the laws id
North Dakota, as 3 d ed Iii this office I'd
sworn stat ement e xhi bitlng Its condition
and business for the year ending pecem
her BIZ 1910, con orInabi TO the require
inants Of the la ygs sof this STATE gulatins
the businesR OF Insurance, and
hereas. be said II company Inns died
sln this oficeS a dull cer filed copy Of ita
charter with Gertff ieatesof prganfzat lion In
comp lance MI Ia Is aIrement Of the
insurance laws aforesaid. s
Now, thereto WI u. Taylor, com
missioner of insurance 81 HE sta lite 81
North Iakota ppTssia l,t. 5tos a. provisions
above named company il fully empowered,
! throug ~ uthoriz ed gents, ID transact
4 It's appropriate busines SIS sof Ell city and
gurety Insurance y Iii this nte according
the ID sys therepf, sgssnnti the 31st day
Of Afarch I'll Al. D. i aI2
In Testimony whereof, Ill have 3hereu,ita
II yet my hand and seal ax Bismarck, this
s{EEAE) W. G. TAYL0 R, az
Gennai SBt 9ner OF Jnsuranee
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-09

atius Court the Intiian merchant
prince Of olsio, as sitting i'd the city
yesterday Court has just moved
bus ness into 4 fine new store and
sees nothing but psosp erity and good
times ahead