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The Holt County sentinel., 1911-07-21
Obituary..

Died. on Tuesday. July II. al ll:li
p. M, of paralysis, Mrs. Jane q. Le'
gate, widow Of the late James +, lie.
gate, Of Leavenw orth, Kan. ller
death occurred at the home Of her
son.in-law, George Courier, and wife,
near Bigclow, where she has made
her home during her widowhoo
She was a woman Of gentle ways and
kindly thought, ever ready 10 aid b,
viii and deed the unfortunate, and
she leaves an example of how beauti'
ful a life can h., and a loving remeln'
brance everywhere she was known.
She leaves TO mourn her loss tive
daughters, Mrs. George W. Courier
Of Bigelow, and Mrs. a. II. Fuller, OF
81. Joseph, and three grandchildren
Matte, Helen and Mildred Fuller
She was laid To rest In the family loi
IN Mt. Muncie cemetery Al Leaven
worth, Thursday morning, surround
cd by her loved ones and friends oI
many years. -- .Icfersonian, MounC
CITY, Mo-. July - 1871.
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The GrasshOpper Gets Busy

In connection with the drouth, a
new pest Is among us To bring worry
upon the farmer, the grasshopper,
which Is said tn he going through the
corniields IN some sections Of the
county, like water through a sieve.
Except early corn, which has been
hurt some by the drouth, corn Is not
seriously injured. though in fields adj
Joining grain fields, the grasshoppcr
is making inroads upon the corn.
Unless rain comes speedily To start
grass growing again the grasslopper
will become an even more severe
menace than he Is at present, Many
farmers declare that the grasshopper
Is doing more damage than the
drouth, but the drouth has produced
the shortage of grass, II Is primarily
to blame for this new source Of trou-
BILE.
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A nice line of American Beaut!
COrsets now at Mrs. Netherlands.

A nice line of American Beauty
Corsets now at Mrs. Netherlands.
Prof. A. II. Coburn, of Chilli.
Gothic, was here for few days, this
week.
-Ruley & Kunkel want to sell you
your lumber and building material OF
all kinds.
Misses Crystal and Hazel Camp
bell, of st. Joseph, are at Piney Ridge
farm. the guests Of their cousin, Miss
Ruth Campbell.
Mrs. Margaret Livengood. who
has been visiting her brother, Robert
Hatch and family, returned home on
Wednesday Of this week to Omaha.
Robert Montgomery and wife left
Thursday noon for Colorado Springs
and other Colorado points, where they
will spend several weeks. We wisl
them a very pleasant outing. They
were accompanied by their grand
daughter. Miss Frances Montgomery
OF Skidmore.
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New Point, and Vicinity.


The Killam store L. ready for
business.
Dir. Kearney went to 81. Joseph
and Kansas City. Saturday, returning
Sunday.
Mary Terry returned to school,
Wednesday, after three weeks visit
a, home.
Mrs. Olive Raider and baby, Of
Kansas city, came To visit her pa.
rents, Rev. T. u. Roberts and wife.
-Messrs. jas. Shuma,e and Geo.
Butler, Of Forest city, came out TO
see about the apple crop, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and children
and Eva Dillon came down from Skid
more and spent Sunday with Mrs,
Dren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom kneale and
children came out Saturday and visit
ed with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rayhill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruhl and Mother
Ruhl came over from near Rosendale.
SUNDAY, and visited at willis Act tons.
Mother Ruhl remained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mum and the Miss
Is Bragg and mother came on, Ia Ian
Dreher's. Friday evening, Mrs. Mum
remained for few days visit.
NLnn
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WHO SHOULD VOTE YES"

These should go to The polls on
August aud work aud vote for
the new cari,nl proposition;
All who favor III, present r"rna
ncnt seat of government, mlvniii'
cent In its scenic beauty, splendid
In lis historical setting and sacred
IN It's traditions and "reminiscences
All who oppose opening the
question of capitol removal, filter
ing away the time and money and
patience of the people in schemes
that can never receive the approx.
al of the voters.
All who favor rebuilding the cap.
iroi now aud not dragging the mat.
ter over the toriuous routes of con.
trovorsy for dozen years,
All who believe that ~, million
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Death of Mrs. Charles G.
Powell.

Anna Rebecca Dooley. the oldest
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dooley.
was born October I. 1875, at Forest
City, Mo.
Died, July IL. 1911, at Oregon. Mo-,
aged Ri years, = months and days,
from tuberculosis of the bones and
joints, after suffering severely for
several months.
She was married January >. lsoj. TO
Ken Ianders. To this union was
born one child. Vivian Lancfrs.
December |. l,Wn. she was united In
marriage To Charles e. Powell. al Tu.
cumcari. y. NJ. their home. She
came here March !. this year. to
make visit with her mother. Mrs.
Delilah Dooley, of this city, and was
with her at the time Of her death.
She bore her suffering patiently to
the end She was Kind of disposition,
loving Of character and a devoted
Christian woman and mother. She
leaves behind to mourn her loss, a
husband, three children, her mother,
four sisters and one brother.
She united with the Christian
church al Fores, City AT the aye Of
10 years. and lived a faithful and con.
sistent member up to the time OF her
death.
Funeral was held from the resi-.
d'r'e of her mother, In this city. Fri.
day, June ~. conducted 10y Elder u.
II. Dawson, pastor Of the Christ ian
church, Of this city, the remains he.
ing followed to their last resting
place, In Maple Grove cemetery by
her bcrcayed husband, mother, sis.
tiers, and brother. other relations.
and large concourse Of sympathil.
ing neighbors and friends.
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A SOUND BUSINESS
PROPOSITION

You cant Ggurr ont a suuna,r
business proposition than that
which urge the i,opl" to yotc the
sa.iUu,03O rev capitol Auyui lr'.
The law provide that only this
amount Muy be usc., ihur Sa0j,uoU
nl II gees Ia ufLisring IT,, new
cHp!,u! :2rc Dai 10 purclns NJ ada.
iiongi calItol crouud,. ala $500 =.
GOo must r"Dui,d inc c,p!ioi com.
plct, The sta viii nc, H. lab e
for any aGiCd sum eNpogdpd. THIS
amour; Is broken up alD thrice.
equal arts ui saGa,.'O Ior yea.
he bonds rUin.nS thirlc u yenr,,
which IL sun :, small a. NOT 20
be- / II by such 4 rich ard "ruw.ng
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FOrtescue.

We were sorry to hear OF Mr.
kayser's death.
Everybody IN our vicinity seems
to he satisfied with life.
Miss Jones. OF Ohio. l. visiting
Mrs. Thomas, this week.
Mrs. Geo Lewis, OF Crazy, is Wis.
iting friends and relatives.
i. NJ. Min'on made a business
trip to 50. Joseph, last week
Grandma whipple is seriously III.
Her recovery is very doubtful.
Mrs. May Beavers visited her
mother. Mrs II. II. stuart, saturday.
Charlie Lease and Lizzie Sickman
visited Miss Florence Boyd, Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Drake and wife. OF California.
Is visiting. Mrs. brakes mother, Mrs.
J. G. Catron.
Mrs. Rosa Rcits and little child l.
visiting her mother, Mrs. Israel Cot.
ten, this week.
Mrs. James Duke j. seriously III
at this writing. Friends are anxious
for her speedy recovery.
We understand \. T.. Slater, T.. T..
boyd and II. Il. Stuart are making
preparations for having gas lights
put In the church. The church Is
wonderfully improved. Every one In.
vited to attend services each sunday
and Sunday night.
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Obituary.

Phoebe Ann Drake was born in
Georgetown. Ohio, Nov. IL, ls43.
Died In Mound City, Mo-, July
I, 1911, aged 81 years, months and
~ days. She had not been well for a
couple Of years. suffering with cancer.
She was united in marriage to
Francis +. Rybolt. Oct. II. 1877. and
was the mother Of five children. one
child. son, died in infancy, and four
girls. Mrs. Frances Swain. Mrs. Mile
Briggs. Mrs. Lizzie Shockley, and
Mrs. Matte Sloniker, all living near
Mound City. She and her husband
came to Holt county In iss9, locating
near Mound City, and have lived
there ever since.
She united with the Christian
church In 1878. She was a faithful
member, and constant In her attend.
ance.
She leaves a husband. four dauvh.
tiers, two brothers, Samuel Drake, of
Westboro, o., and Prof. ". r. Drake.
who made his home with her, a sister,
Mrs. W. +. Gelvin. living near Mound
City, two half sisters and three half
brothers.
Funeral services were conducted
from her home by her pastor, Clarke
W. Comstock, Saturday, July :, and
the remains laid TO rest In Mt Hope
cemetery
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THE SHORT AND LONG HAUL.

Remember, boys, that the tax
rate IL Just the same In the five
million and three and one-half mil
lion new capitol proposition. The
question Is, do you prefer to pay a
state capitol tax of 9 cents on the
500 assessed valuation for a long
time or a short time? II You prefer
the short tax period, get into the
fight to carry the smaller bond
issue at the special August cleo,
ton. II will take two'thirds Of the
votes cast to do II, but we can Ind
them.
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Mrs. Clara Lyon and daughter,
Miss Pansy, went to ST. Joseph, Tues
day, for a visit with the formers
daughter, Mrs. Meta faulconer,
w. $. Thomson, of Craig, has
sold his hardware stock in that city
TO Il. u. Burns, Of Denver, Worth
county, this state. The stock Is "A
large one, including hardware, wag-
ons, bnggies, farm machinery, furni-
ture and undertaking supplies. We
understand MIR. Thomson does not
intend to remove from Craig lie
started In business In Craig, nearly 20
years ago. We wish the new firm
success. and that Mr.. Thomson will
take rest that he has well earned.
On Monday evening, July 10, at
$50 o'clock, q quiet wedding took
place at the home of the brides UNI
Gle, Robert Eckard, when his niece,
Miss Nellie Pierce, was united In
marriage to Rev. G. A. Pickett, both
of Craig. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. ii. Il. Bloomfield, In
the presence of only a few friends, az
ter which refreshments were served.
They left on the night train for q
months visit TO Rev. Puckett's pa
rents, who reside at Hamilton, after
which they will return and make
their future home In Craig. Craig
Leader, July II, 1911.
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Arrivals and Departure Of Nails at the
Postofnce, oreae !, Ho.

Arrival ana Dsusv&u,s ~ Mail. a ~ .
postofnce, Gregg !, 3o.
Effective Soveu 20. iaSe.
u.u,nr ,ur.
M ror om"na "ne in'erme"'"'e
po'n's' anu NJ po'h's ho'th' '~s'
anu s',''
s'Vs H. 'or 81 '"s'ph anu 'h'erhediate
po'"s
~. u" p""N s"u'a' cart
anu west except IAfkio ana
Nh'sc" otah'hes'
''"~ w. III '"' "'' po"'s "or'h' WEST anu
'">..
'Op M '"r N"''sca, nor'n' mali p MI
p'h's ho''h' east' south anu
wes'' except Intermediate De-
Tween rores'' wy anu Joe
''""P' H. f"r MI points hor'p' sou'"' east
sno west
Touc"'s WIZ oe 'N'nanee" oc'Neeh oregon
ana FOREST c"y postom'es' ~ fo'lowsi
Leave oregon NJ 80. H. m' ana return ~
$40 a. M
Le"'e o''t"' q" ''-o " Ne anu return ~
o"P' H. uAus App,yr
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Collector Of Revenue. Howard =. T.are.
County Treasurer. Neville Dickson.
Recorder Of Deeds, John VI. iiibbard.
Commissioner ~ schools Geo. ". R.avis.
Public Administrators, q. ". Cumnins.
superintendent of Poor, sebUurn Carson.
Surveyor. John II. Perct.
Assessor, Perry ". Ramsay.
Coroner. Roy X. Miller, Maitland
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County Board Of Health,

Henry r. Wright, president.
Philip schlotzhauer. vice. president
Francis \. GaskiIi, I'd district.
G. l.. Evans. county physician.
Frank L. Zeller. secretary.
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County Court

Regular Terms: first Mondays in r.br,
aiy, May, August and November.
ileHry +. Wright, presiding Judge.
Philip srhiuizhauer. judg. ist district.
Francis j. Gaskili. judge ID district.
Frank l.. Teller, clerk ~ county court.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Circuit Couvt.

Oonvenes first Monday in January fourth
Mondays In April and August
William c. Ellison. circuit Judge.
Henry T. Alkire, pro. Getting attorney.
Edwin A. Durham, circuit clerk.
A. X. McNulty. sheriff.
Harry VI Irwin, s,enographer.
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Holt County population. it,i3e.
state taN, Ec ON tlOp valuation.
County taN, 30c on 600 valuation.
County road taS, To- on tioC valuation.
Average school taS levy. sc per sico valua.
ton
County created by act u legislature, Janu.
AIRY ~, is4i.
County named for Daniel Rice Holt, U,
Platte County.
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John Hilgert Dies.

John Is. liilgert, 9t years old, one
Of the earliest settlers Of Nodaway
county, died Monday AT the home OF
his son, Mike Hiigeri, In ST. Joseph.
The funeral services were held In 81.
Joseph and the body brought 10
Maryville for interlnent, reaching
here Wednesday noon. The burial
service Al 81, Mary's cemetery were
conducted by Rev. Father Anslem.
When Il young man. Mr., llilgert
came to Nodaway and settled on Il
farm IN the Honey Creek neighbor-
hood, nor beast of Maryville. About
1870 he moved into Maryville and
kept meat market for good many
years. The last years of his life were
spent with his son in ST. Joseph. -
Maryville Tribune, July -, 1911.
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County Hoard of Education.

Geo. W. Reavls. Oregon.
w. =. GwiDn. Mound City.
Mollie Palmer, Craig.
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BY order OF school board.
]. ]. LARSEN. Clerk,
Minot, R. D. No. 4, N. Oak.
s - =
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has been fixed for hearing the said
return, when and where any person
interested in the said estate may -.
pear and file written objections to the
confirmation Of said sale, and may be
heard, and may produce witnesses In
support of objections.
N. DAVIS,
Judge of the County Court.
Dated June 10, A. D. 1911.
It is ordered that the above notice
be published three times in the Ward
County independent a weekly news
paper published at Minot, Ward coun-
ty. North Dakota. First publication
to be June -, 1911.
y. DAVIS,
Judge Of IL County Court
s q Is
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Notice Of sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate
Under Judgment In Foreclosure Of
Mechanics Lien Of Real Property.
Notice is Hereby Given. that BY vir-
tue OF q judgment in mechanics lien
foreclosure rendered by the district
court Of the Eighth Judicial District
in and for the county u Ward, North
Dakota entered and docketed in the
Office of the clerk of said court on
the 18th and 18th day of May, 1911,
respectively, in an action wherein
North Star Lumber company, a cor
pOration, was plaintiff, and Fred Kus.
ter, H. s. Rowe, also known as Spen-
Ger Rowe, Kuster & Winsor, Dena
Kuster and LOmen Company we're de-
PENDANTS, in favor Of said plaintiff.
and against said defendants, for the
foreclosure Of mechanics lien Of
real property upon the lands herein
after described. for and to make the
sum Of $1,690.s5, amount due on said
lien, including costs and attorneys
fees Of said action, which Judgment,
among other things, directed the sale
by ma OF said real estate, to satisfy
said amount, with interest and costs
and Expenses o. sale, and by virtue
OF writ OF special execution there
on issued to me out Of the once Of
the clerk OF said court, under the seal
Of said court dated June 18th, 1911,
directing me to sell said real estate
pursuant to said jadgme nt, |. T. d.
Kelley. sheriff Of said Ward county,
North Dakota. the person appointed
by the court to make such sale, will
sell said real property at public anc.
ton to the highest bidder, for cash,
at the front door of the court house
in the city Of Minot, Ward comfy,
North Dakota, on the 18th day Of July
1911, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon q,
said day. to satisfy said Judgment
with interest and costs and expense
OF sale, or % much thereon as the
proceeds OF sale applicable thereto
will satisfy
The premises to be sold pursuant
I to said judgment and said writ and
this notice are described as follows
to-wit: Lot fourteen f14) block tel
(10) In the village Of Ryder, county
OF Ward and State OF North Dakota.
Dated this 18th day Of June, 49,.
3. D. KELLEY.
Sheriff OF Ward County,
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Such authors as JACK 10
HAUGH, RANDALL PARlSl
and many others.
Come IN and look them over

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA:
County OF Ward. In County Court.
Before Hon. ~ Davis, Judge.
IN tie Matter OF the Estate of Edward
hnudson, Deceased.
c. .aarland. Petitioner. VS.. Martha X.
osaal. Dorthea viddal, Sever Bernt-
sen. Ole B. Emblem, Respondents.
Nceics of Day Fixed for Hearing Re-
turg7 of Sale of Personal Estate.
Pursuant to an order of the Judge
u Tie sand court, made IN the nine
aeenIh Gay OF June, A. D. 1911, notice
i hereby given that c. Anrland, a
executor of the last VIII OF Edward
hnEason. deceased, made 20 the said
court, and fled in the office thereof
On said day, return of sale made
By him on the 18th day OF June. A D.
1911, under 4 previous order OF said
court, OF the following personal es
tate, and for the following sumo. %
wit:
blue roam horse, years old
weight about 1.450 pounds.
i bay gelding, years old, weight
about 1,40o pounds.
bay horse, s years old. weight
about LOO pounds. The three fol
$4,000.
black gelding, years old, weight
about 1900 pounds.
gray gelding, s years old, weight
about Zoo pounds. The two foi
s216.6.
8 bay 2-year-old colts; $4,000.
) mule colts, 2 years old; $715.OO
roam horse, 5 years old, weight
about $50 pounds; $51.o0.
/ roam horse, weight about oOt
poands, age Is years; 5000.
Belgian stallion. $4,000.
AS Will more fully appear from said
return, hjsd as Aforesaid, and t.
which reDerence ID hereby made fol-
further particulars.
md notice - hereby further dvsn
that Saturday, the 18th day Of July
4 D. 1911, at ten o'clock q M, a,
the court room Of said court. ,st The
city of Mlnot In said Ward county
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CAMPBELL EXTENDS SYMPATHY
TO the. FARMER WHO FAILS.
Lincoln, Neb.. June ~. 1911.

Lincoln, Neb., juno n. 1911.
Mr.. G. d. Colcord, Minot, N, y.
Dear Sir: We are In receipt OF
your favor which We found on our re-
turn home this morning. We note
with much interest the tenor Of your
letter. just for the preseit, we are
more than loaded; in TACT, are shirk-
ing all personal work to a degree. !
snail be very glad little later to take
up this question fully. There Is no
subject before the public today that
is as little understood as Scientific
1illags. I. Is so full of details that
no man has the brain to grasp at one
time more than a few of the funda-
mentals, and ii is no wonder chat the
armers get their wires crossed.
Judging from the clipping from your
paper, the blowing seems to be the
great trouble. This can be complete
ly overcome in light soils but not in
sand. One thing is certain: to take
land that has been cultivated loosely
until it Is thoroughly rotted, then at-
tempt to cultivate the surface which
is dry and dead until 1t becomes thor
oughly dead, it will certainly blow in
any of our usual high winds. We
nave no trouble with the soils after
We have once got them worked down
and made solid in the bottom, and
crop grown, then when We turn
this up It has more the appearance
Of the virgin soil. These points we
will try to cover fully little later.
Ny sympathy goes out in a high de-
gree to the farmer who ID trying and
ehinks he Is doing It right and yet
falls down.
Our criticism on your article is
only on the basis that it Is not al
ways wise to tell the whole truth;
in other words, it is so easy for a man
to become discouraged when tackling
a new proposition that the least bit
of information to the fact that it ia
wrong in principle causes him to
throw up his hands.
Yours very truly,
CAMPBELL SOIL CULTURE CO.,
H. w. Campbell
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MlAoT MAN ARRESTED

FOR DRINKING
James Owens; who claimed Minot
as his home, was arrested for drink
ing on a train in Minnesota and put
of at Mortified, where he was fned
So and costs. He paid his fine. pro
.ducing a big roll OF bills. This IL the
second conviction for this offenss
since the law was enacted by the Min
snesota legislature.
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5c. AURLAND,
Attorney for Petiaoner,
sfinot, N. D.
s 20. z g 10

DEvoTEs TIME 70 SOCIALISM.
Arthur LeSueur will deliver an ad-
June %. the last day Of the races
dress on Socialism at Bowbells on
there. He Will make ! number Of
speeches shout the state. He VIII de.
vote practically Al o. his time to 30
cialism.
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MRS. WHITEHEAD
SERIOUSLY it,

The many friends OF Mrs. Ben
Whitehead, editor Of the Williston
State, wiz be grieved to learn that
she was compelled to undergo very
serious operation In a Chicago hos
pital Last week She will In all prob
ability recover. 4
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North Dakota.
G. H. NILES,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff,
Bismarck, North Dakota.

4.
els is
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County Of Ward. In County Court,
Before Hon. N. Davis, Judge.
In the Matter of the Esate OF John
W. Irwin, Deceased
Elizabeth l. Allen, Petitioner, VS.. Mary
E. Irwin. William Allen Irwin,
George Forby Irwin, John Gaylord
Irwin, Respondents.
Citation and Notes Hearing Proof Of
Foreign Will.
The State of North Dakota to the
above named respondents and all per-
sons interested In the estate of John
w. Irwin, Deceased:
You and each Of you are hereby not
flied that Elizabeth l. Allen, the petit
titioner herein, has Aled II this court
q copy Of the last will and testament
Of John w. Irwin, late Of the village OF
New Sharon in the county ofiNehaska
and State 81 Iowa, deceased, and the
probate thereof in the State AZ Iowa
duly authenticated. with her petition,
praying for the admission to probate
of said document a. the last will Of
said deceased, and for the issuance 70
Elizabeth /. Allen and William A. Ir.
win of letters OF administration there.
on, and that the said petition and the
proofs OF said ,puTported will will be
heard and duly considered by this
court on Saturday. the 5th day Of Au.
gust A. D.. 1911. ct ten o'clock in
the forenoon Of that day, at the court
rooms Of this court, in the county
court house, in the city OF Minot,
county Of Ward, and State of North
Dakota; and
You and each OF you are hereby
cited to be and appear before this
court at said time ana place and an.
swer said petition and show cause, II
any there be. why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted.
BY the Court
N. DAVIS,
Judge Of the county Cour..
Dated the 18th day Of June. A. b
1911.
Let the service Of the 4boye cita
ton be made BY publication thereof
In the Ward County Independent, !
newspaper II general circulation II
said Ward county for : period d
three weeks. first pubtcation, jim,
18th, a. D. 1911
N. DAVIS,
Judge.
C. AURLAND,
Attorney for Petinoner.
| Minot n. D.
8 %, Z s 10
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MI. Ross' SKULL

MlAA Moss SKULL.
Tl,e SkuA e Willie Ross. d fofnsr
oLinot sbsv, who was hangsd Ct Bot
tinssa. fcrftAs nurdsr ot sThos Walsh;
now quietly 1spossS on shelf In Dr..
(DochtsrmsnnsS office in winston.
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Victor Sandberg will leave July 5,
for 'Westfield. n. r. where he will
plant his feet under the parental
table and ct soas Of mothers oeok.
Ing. We has not besp hosas fos
several YES and ihs deserves = Va
cation.
Fine specimens Of water melons
and cantaloupes have appeared oa
the local marhk
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HAY CROP ron aAle

/ have for aale the 1911 hay crop
on the Following described lands IT.
mated IN Token township. Ward town
ship. Ward county. near Hesnault
r. q. tolWit:
SW ~ INV IA. NE II and w II
SW il. Sec. d, 100 acres.
NV II Sec. =. LOO acres.
NE II Bee %. 160 acres.
SW ~ Dec. N, 100 acres.
# = ~ SW IL and NV III SE ~,
Sec. 80, 10 acres.
Mail me q bid for the hay crop o.
one or all Of these tracts.
y. N. DAVIS.
2. O BOZ 1918. Minot, N D.
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