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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-12-20
Stockmen Adopt Resolutions.

DENVER, Dec. 13.-After the adop-
ton of resolutions, the selection of
Phoenix, Ariz., as the place for the
convention and the election OF H. A.
Jastro of Bakersfield, CAL, as presi.
dent, the convention of the National
Livestock associa iation adjourned to.
day.
The resolutions demanded retention
of such duties on imports Of livestock
and it's products and on all farm and
ranch products, including grains and
foods, as shall be fair to the cattle
industry of the United States COM
pared with the import duties on other
products, whether the duties are lev.
led for purposes of protection or gov
ernment revenue.
The Payne -Aldrich bill was con.
demned for placing hides on the free
list and q restora alton of the duty is
demanded.
The resolution urges congress to
enact law looking to the immediate
and accurate valu alton, as we'll as cost
and total investment, of all railroad
property for purposes of reference in
rate litigation; to exact a law com.
pelling railroads to provide adequate
equipment for freight, including live
stock, at all times, and that the inter-
state commerce commission be EN-.
powered to prescribe minimum speed
limit for all stock trains to suit varied
localities; to repeal or amend the law
placing q prohi bitive tax on olemarg.
crime, to bring about the classification
OF unappropriated and unreserved
public lands into grazing and agri'
cultural districts, and to create non.
parts an tariff commission for further
revision of the tariff along scientine
lines.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-12-20
TO ABOLISH ASSAY OFFICES
Secretary Of Treasury Declares They
Are Useless Expense.

are useless EXPENSE
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-Abolition
of the Helena assay Office is strongly
recommended by Secretary OF the
Treasury MaoVeagh in his annual re.
port. "Assay Offices are no longer
necessary to the treasury system" be
Gays. 'They are useless and the cost
OF their maintenance is really thrown
away. Need for them has passed
away and they ought to be abolished.
They have no refneries and serve
dou btful purposes as mere purchasing
agencies for mints."
Appeals for the immediate reform of
the country's banking and currency
system and scientific tariff legislation,
based upon entirely new reasons-the
practical experiences of the customs
service-stand out prominently in the
annual report OF Secretary of the
Treasury MacVeigh, submitted to con-
gress today. This statement of the
nations finances bristles with urgen,
suggestions for corrective financial
laws, enacted In the light of the clamp
Of experience.
The secretary of the treasury fore.
sees, according to the estimate of ex.
perts, surplus In the treasury At the
end of the fiscal year 1913 OF about
S29, ,000, 900, exclusive of expenditures
on the Panama canal. Including the
estima ated canal disbursements, how
ever, the treasury will face deficit ot
approxim ately Ole, 900, 600.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-12-20

charged west of Omaha. For the haul
from On aha to Boston the charge r.
35} cents per 100, while for practically
the same distance west of Omaha the
railroads charge 81. III per 100 pounds,
five times as much. Indeed, the
European fockmaster can lay his pro-
duce down in Boston two to four cents
per pound cheaper than American
range sheep growers.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-12-20
Would Encourage Agriculture.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ID. - Senator
Pages bill for added federal aid to
agricultural colleges and normal
schools and for the extension of in.
struction In agriculture, trades and
industries, was indorsed here today
at q conference at which were present
Senators Fletcher of Florida, and
Hoke Smith of Georgia, Henry G.
Williams of the National Education
associ alton and others. The bill
proposed eventually to increase fed
eral aid to agricultural colleges, to
about Sl2, ,0O0, 900 q year.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-12-20
They Bounced the Assessor.

DENVER, Dec. 15.-Harry j. Ar
mold, assessor of the county of Den
yer, who claims that under the consol-
idation of the city and county he
should retain that position, was eject
ed from his Office by . band of city
hall employees, policemen and detec.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-12-20
Wool Tariff Explained.

OMAHA, Dec. ia wool tariff
that will protect" was the subject of
an address of F. A. Allenwood of Red
Bluffs, CAL, at the second days. ses.
sion of the National Woolgrowers'
4Sth annual convention. Mr.. Allen
woods address was in the nature of q
protest against what he represented as
unfair treatment OF the wool growers
by the manufacturer. He produced
figures to show that the so.called
'compens story" duty on wooden cloth,
intended only to repay the manufac.
turer for the money paid by him,
either as duty on imported wool or in
advanced price for domestic wool on
account of the tariff, is too high. be-
cause 1t is based on the false assump-
tion that the duty on fret grade wool
is equal to 33 cents q pound computed
on secured basis. He complained
alec that the compens atory duty is
paid on goods, only small portion
of which 10 wool thus giving the manu-
facturer an advance to which he is
not entitled.
Mr.. Allenwood produced figures to
show that the wool in q $50 suit OF
clothes brings the wool grower only
about $500, thus refuting the charge
that the tariff on wool is responsible
for the high price of clothing.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-12-20

The WEEKLY RIVER PRESS is good
newspaper to send away your friends
in the east. It will save you the trou-
BILE of writing letters,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-12-20

set the signals after the second sec.
ton. They also believe the brakem an
of the fret section failed to run back
to dag the second section.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

25A Sub an gine, nabe alIiion Ctr,
ST etc.
TsIOs g. Dsder an Seruiba Mesbiit.
~ Mder In Sett. II, Speamore 5p,
$1,000.
Sos. $. Morriion (per SberifD an
Jrant 9ruler, 2pt 81 in WorriIpn
Gitate, $760.
Union Sapinss ReaItp SO. on Su,
lie Riiter, Got 154 in Ohio lanb &c
Jmp. go. llnterobtbeiIune, 81 etc.
Sbio 2anb dc Snp. SO. an Sobn s..
Sitter, Got 157 in btp., 81 etc.
eulia .. RobertIon an Marp Grdes
feni.ein, / Got on Sa3sl unb 6ubion
Gps., 81 etc.
Geo. 90. Saisbt an GliSnb. Mabps
nep, Got 81 in Roripopb 8iep. ST etc.
.Sobn R. R. linoner on 6. SO.
9apiitc, % Sub an purbue Ctr, 81
etc.
sSls. 81. MorriTon (per SbsriiD cn
anigbts Semplsr &c WaIonie Wut.
giic. ah., IA Cots in Mprriion Gitate.
$26, ,816.68.
Sos. a. Dtorrifpn II. u. an Sobn s..
V. 6ughart. 50 Cots in oto., bto., 81
etc.
Sulia %. qnkrion an 9be 81. g..
Sc gIonb Wadins 3poI &c., 40 Sub
on 0orIanb Ctr, 81 etc.
Grace SO. Sobniton on sSobn Ron
Scbniton. 25 SUB an Gbateau Ipe..
81 etc.
aniobts 9empIar 6c Maionie Mul.
Iio In. on Sobn 8. y. Susbdri, 8
Cots on 2afapetts Circle, So etc.
Siubelle +. Woob an Wm. ". 4eds
bin, Got on Gotparbs Roab, 81 etc.
Gli3abet 9obmann an Wiarp W.
Npppenbsrger Quit CLAIM, i 2ot on
Yretpiier Npe., ST etc.
Sollie Cobb on Zulu Semmsrt, so
Jub an Gin Ctr. 2opelonb, 81 etc.
Sos. 8. Worriion (per Sb.rifD an
Sos. 5. aunsIsr. Got so in Worriion
Gitaie, $74O
6errist gIisa Glenn an 8.g. 9rosss
bed. 25 SUB an a. Str, $625O.
Ilelpine gpsss an Rois q. 9as...
/ Got on RorboitsGde 8. unb 8apmils
Isr Ctr, 81 etc.
pauIine 3. 2oobsr an Sobn 6.
Wertb, l Got on RorbnsitsGde Wits
dell unb Wliusbrns qos., Spbs part,
81 etc.
gD. 5. GIsrutb an Sobn GIar,, 60.
257 in Rorpoob 0ieip, 81 etc.
Die Union Sopings Reoltp Goms
pam on Warp ). 8osbsl, Got so in
Der Shio eunb & Smp. Cos un..rabs
tbeiluns. $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
Gincinnati, 3. Gan.
Meme S1nppfheten

Qeue Sppotbeten.
Jrant ]. Rusbripsin an Geo. grieIs
isr, 1866.
Sohn 8. q. Sugbart an anishts
lempIar & WaiOnie Wut. Nib gtf.,
ST eie.
SOi.pb 8. aebmOnb an Gbas. G.
Nourie, $125.
Sofepb StaIsman an R.abina 9.
Ii. 6. Co.. 5000.
aIics Riyou 2utes on Wpomins 6.
Il. g. Co., $1,000.
War9oret 8. RnpIor on German 3.
6. u. G. Co., $4050.
Sohn D.Wasnsr an gai. gnb Ban,
60. $250O.
5erieIbs an W. q. Cooper, $500.
Glen Wlohonep an Wereau.ile q. II.
8. Co., $1,000.
Wlorie Graefenitsin on Weitern Ger
nan 9ans. $1,000.
Souiie VI. Riss on Gouibern Sbio
6. II. Z. Co.. $500.
aPorp 9. aun on IidoIos :. Sos
ban. r.. S1750.
Roap .. Bartlett an aiberal 6. u.
9. Co., $500.
ssoitph Wueit. f., an Clifford 6.
Suffman. $107.50.
GetiIgte 9ppotbeten.
Wida.l Sasmaiisr on Uaabae 6.
glptbe, $500.
8. Ti. JOibersil on Niami sp. 9.
Il. 9. Co., $3.50.
DerisIbe on Mariin granning,
$3.50.
SOpbie 6. auit.rmonn an Sussins
& 2epi, $500.
eitela Ware an Wobiipn 3. u. SO.
2. $3.50.
gntba 5artman on Giip 6aII 8. II.
.. Co., $1,000.
5. GbriiiopbeI. IT,. an Gnterpriie 9.
II. 6. VI. Co.. $1,000.
Wl. gIice pusb on gnoniton Bani.
$2lOO.
Jrlnt Smuinp on u. W. Gertrup,
$500.
Julie .. Robertion on Z. Wsrb
6. u. y. Co., $1,000
gieielbe on Giberol 6. u. q. Co.,
$500.
8. u. 3immermonn on aineoln
Baunerein, $1,000.
gbos. 6. Nrniirt on Union G. g.
u 8. Co., $1,000.
Isabella W. Srhnrb an geniabis
1enplar e Waionie Wut. alib MiT..
$7s55.
Jes. Morrifon's grben on Gbas.
90 6atter. S25. 600.
Sennie Goben on Warp 8. niiiG.
$50.
e!i5a 3. 9deon an Ropn;ons S5afs
fer, $500.
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" - ~ " cs aJAes
Walier gar.p on Nellie gantp, ]
Got on Gamsrou Qne.. 81 etc.
Sennie Gantp on Wolier !. garep.
l Got anSettion 4pe., 81 etc.
Jobn Q. Wpore an Sennie 8. Cob
barb. 100 SUB an Nrnsbp plaee, Mas
biionDius, ST etc.
Geo. Wa.bers, 3ruItse (per Sbes
riff. an 2ouis u. Grombis, II Qots
in 5isb point llntsrabib., $31.30.
Gam. .. Cooper an Sobn S.slpne,
l Got on Mouro Npe., YoriDoob, 81
etc.
Glenn 90. gopb an Maron u. syers
ris, $50 CUB an MabiiOnbiIe pi.e.
81 etc.
Qaron u. J.rris an Glenn so. Bomb,
! Got in b.p.. ST etc.
Wiihael Gagmaiier an Gas. u. 6.
poun, ] Got an 3iGiibe 4ps.. ST. etc.
Jobn M. arom. an Sophie Builder,
"a Sub on Gbanning Ctr, 81 etc.
Gnburbdn X. 6. Co., on gbas. g.
Smith, Got 434 in GlSmere, 81 etc.
Bertha 4ffelbop an Dm. Mffelbop,
40 Sub on Jobn Ctr. q NntbeiD.
81 etc.
Jobn Sbiaito an Qouis Oolbtamp
unb DITTO Raiier (Qnit gloim) 1874
46tr an Gbnarbs Npdb, 81 etc.
Ninnh Haih an 0suiD 3. DHih
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

gtipadfen III unb aus bisiem Gruno.
ssrbreden mub. Die autaitropbe BON
Menie in Wasosburg uno Sobniton in
gtetp Dort iinb in Der 6aupifafe duf
folde aufregenben gleiifiiie. suriidsuz
fiibren. gs lit .igsnartis. bab g.rdrt
BEL ben 4bitiirsen pi.Ie Wrights tsappas
rate betbsiIigt iinb, ober tpenn man bic
qerionen, bic iie sefiibrt baben, iibers
blidt, 10 iiebi man. oob es bic ton.iibn.
fen 1lieser estpeien iinb, bic fih seraz
be bic Wrisbimaihine ausseiuht haz
ben. neil lie biei. tpobl b.ionoers gsz
eisnet hielten fiir baIsbrsteriide Jluss
tunftitiide.
Sn Granireif) bemiibt man iih nun
einerfeits burd3 pr.isitiitungen fir
perbeHerie JIusmoioren erObere Sis
dsrbeit beim syii.een su erlangen. obs
fpobl bic Statiitit ersibt, bab in
iaum sinem Sale bas Derfas.n
bes Wotors fhuIo on Der Gata=
itropbe oetp.ien III. 9iuh bic anpen.
hung bss Jalftirmes ODER fallidirm-
cttiger sSldhsn beabiihtigt man ols
Retiungsmittel bel 4bitiir3en gu Der.
Denben nobel man iih allerbinas no5
nitt iiber bic 2lrt unb Weiie tIdr in,
tpie bies gu eeftsbsn bat. Die traeenb.
TlGhe bes Jallihirmes mibte ndmlih
bsIonbers eroB ipercen. fuenn iie oas
erobe Getpidt besJlusbrotens iammt
Sniah.n seniisenb i'm Jaue bremisn
lou. DAB man auf bic Geiiis.eii Der
Raihine gang beIonbers 4ufmer.iams
ieit rihten muB. III ipobl obne ipeiieres
ein5uiebeH; auh bas ileiniie Siiid mub
in Der Gabrit iorgfdltig bers.itelIt uno
eepriift iperoen. giner gang beionbe,
ren SOrsfait bebiirfen ole Spanns
hrGbie uno Die Stsu.r5iiee, bic i6on
tGufts bur9 8erios.n ober 3ubruh.
seben ein.n abitur3 berporgeruien bis
Zen. Die Seitis,eit iiber einen Be.
itimmten Grab binnus su erbohen.
bat bi.rbei gar ieinen 3tp.d, ba bas
Metaa. ,penn Is einmal cine fhlefie
GieIIe bat, ober-im aauIe Der 3eit aug
irsenomelhen Griinben i1oobaIi ge.
tporoen lit, bod leitt bri1t, Oh ts
nun bid ooer biinn III. Cine peisni.
lih. gerbeTerung baben neuerbinss
Die griiDer 0oiiin bei ibren Wafhinsn
eineefibrt. sic baben nGmlih dlle
Steuerbrdbte ooppeIt selsst unb bafiir
Gorge setrasen, oab Bel 3ubruhseben
bes einen Sieuerbrabies foiort oer onz
bsre in 9bdtisteii treien tam. Die
grprobung zines folden 4ppnraies.
ben i4 iiirSli1 in ben W.rtiiGtten gu
ViIaneourt beiidtisen ,onnts, fo[ jesi
tesinuen.
gnolih miifen aber bic YiIoten
cuh cine espiHe SslbIi3uh. iiben, ins
ioitrn, als lie mad bem griperben oss
Jiibrerer5eugniiTes nod nint an er0s
bere DIiise beransehen biirfsn. Gle
hiiHen Dor allen 0ingen iih teicnb.rs
ii6en, auh bel b0isem Winne su fliss
gen. gs !ann iib ersisnen, bob elm
Jlieser bel Oolig rubisem Weitsr iein
Gromen oblegt unb kiipielsipsiie un.
regelmabise Quftftr0munsen 3un1hft
pnr niht iennen lerni. Dus sommens
BE- Jdbr ipirb in 1eutihlanb ouber.
croenilih niele un0 bod botirts sFlug.
reranitaltunaen bringen. 70 bab ben
Gliesern ernite Aufeaben tpintsn, iiir
tie iie ii4 bic n0tbise uebung m5slidit
nch in ben rubieen Monoten b.s
Winiers. Dt5tmbtr unb Sanudr, ,r.
trerben mDsen. Dime llngIiidsfdne
trirb es bie1eid,t niht obseben, ober
Eel Der nOtbistn Uorfi9t ldbs iib iid,sr
rlonfes permeiben.
3ouptmann q. .. 5iIbsbranbs.
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M eferpirt.

-DR iitnge 1oftor stiiblmnun bat
Dir ods Geirntben nerbcten, GIeie?.
ia, boulit Id Tim nidt BON
onoern ipeggeffgsaappf iuet0v, seltarf
bat er fih NHon I'M Aubfunifsbi;ro
iiber ,uls ,pGtnuoiot~
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abitir5e nit Jlngmaid ienen.

Dk gbronit Der llnslidsfGne NIT
1dbr5tugen oller Mrt III in ben lebten
MlDnoten auBerorbentlih grob: Der
Dompfer ~pepril4 rnnnte am Ia. Dts
tcber eegen Billie be Ro6efort.. nobel
20 Geeleute ertronttn. Mn beuIielben
1oss franbsss bss OamYfss sGsdaS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
GrfoIgreihe e 9 geban6Iung.
9 II r h ( h q II t.

sd bite Sie, Der Sfiiport lit
cod Der geiiinbeite Sport, it1rft Die
Wtusfeln, tpeitet Die gruit, fr1itigt
Ser5 unb Reroen -"
= Limo pie tbeuer pogn e Ssnn
Jbre Ell nertaufen2~
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(JortfeBung folgt.)

5urmIOiigteit, 3ubsrldiTiss
felt, i6leunige Dirtiamteit - bas
iinb neben Der WobIfeilbeit bic brei
tpt6tigen Gigenfdaften, tpelhe Elm ans
ertanntes Ssilmittsl beFBen mub, I'm
popular 81 tperben. llnb bei 5ds
morrhpioen>2ei eiebt's nihts
poputdreres als 81 notefis". 9as
iagt @ues. Cine probe bieIes Maittels
tann man I o Itenfrei betommen;
man bruudi nur g. Nsuitasbter &Go.,
gor 1916, Rep gort Gitp, gu abrsTis
rem. r4nateiis" lit in alien Ipotheten
gu baben. preis 81. 4.m.
6 r ( 0 grei 6e g e banbIung.
- n@ar Die on Dem abgeitiiaten
9loiatifer porgenoHunene operation
erfolgreid?"
- nSe6r erfolgreif)l - Gr fonn.
te bereits nah pier3ebn Sagen neuers
oings abItiir5en!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
bic Beshbmiehe---
Wa9r(agGin 0ie(es 3eilaQGs.

Stcu In her dItef,en Ssit aab a. ssvsiis
9etfonen bic burt bic G65pfuns bSbsr 5eaa5i
ipafsH. uno es iieat istn 3spsiiel Dor. bob
aa5 tent5uiage nod sserfonen ertliireH, bic
bar6 slae unbef0unie ssraff tm G,anss Ene.
HieIes su ieHn unb borauSsufdaeu. tpas tar
stnoere erf.GnuIf tfi nno bleibt. 5ar goites
BAT bic aaiur eisfe 1arle befonbsrs btaiiuifiaf.
bean fs bat ibr sis feI.eus gabs berlisten. eoS
esbsn ibrer aEtimenfdbeH pte Gin aufasfAlnee'
mes elt aenaa sn ifen. Besaebi ntti. oaB
fie In ibres etsensu geftoeus an seeftu nosnue
tpotnt. Gebmi bic Gaii 9no Oar oiiIi1 bis
sesfiu sloeuue, saHn asbi biefsibe tinaHf. bis
Sbr bic ib5ne Hefiotus bon Stau e. Dasasr
srrfit,. Tas enus III eur isH!sn earo mo
sm Saun ift ber Enus:
MRS. ID. YAEGER,
eee,iM Assnas. einwsss. GiHdmRa.i. r.
9reis so Gents nHb Sariibu.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
NorrcH o y, n i 81, SALE.

Notice is hereby given that certain
len !. Roe, 2 widow. Mortgagor to Jacob
Of septem Der. 1868 and aied for record IN
the office q the Rsgsesr f DEEDS s e %o the
Ct te ocloeF ana
in Book A Of Mortgages at page 426 and
assigned by said Mortgages to Louis ].
which said assignment was dated Janu-
in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds of
North Dakota on the 18th day Of Janu-
corded in Book So Of Mortgages at page
premises in such mortgage and herein
Court House in the City Of Devils Lake
Of Of North Dakota at the hour Of . O'CLOCK
P. NJ. on the 22nd day Of April. A. D.
1911, to satisfy the amount due upon
S in saeS and
which will be sold to satisfy the same
are those certain premises situated in
North No eo Dakota and deseyibea as foiiows
n}ns 6, IL o5 sioes sy ainety ts Of the city
e6 Ps nse ana rseer to in h The p o
fee Of the Register Of Deeds of Ramsey
County, North Dakota ~"
Default having been made In the terms
and conditions Of the said mortgage by
the failure Of the mortgagor to pay the
interest thereon and to keep up the in
surance on said premises and the mort
gagee having been compelled to pay the
sum Of $47.5O insurance on the buildings
on said land there will be due on said
mortgage on the day Of sale the sum Of
Twenty three Hundred and Seven (23O)
Dollars, besides the costs and expenses
Of sale and the attorney fees allowed by
law.
Dated March II, 1911.
LOUIS J. MILLER,
Assignee of Mortgage.
FLYNN & TRAYNOR,
Attys. for Assignee Of Mortgage,
Devils Lake, No. Oak.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
NOTICE OF SALE.

4 Notice Is hereby given that under and ~ yistues
of special execution upon the foreclosure OF the
mechenic's Hen hereinafter mentioned and dee-S
cribed, which said special execution issued out Of
the District Court within and for the county q
Ramsey and state of North Dakota on the 25th
day of March "a. D. 1911. IN an action wherein the
North Dakota Lumber Company, q corporation IS
plaintiff and Edward Hovey and Mary Hovey are
defendants, 81 have levied upon the real property
hereinaft tier and in said mechanics lien des-3
cribed, which said mechanaic's lien covered
and was a lien upon said rearestate and premises
hereinafter described and was duly and regularly
filed and docketed in the Office Of the clerk of said
District Court on May 18th 1907 at IL o'clock a. M
of said day and is Mechanics Lien No2145 of said
county, and viii on the 9Th day of May Al. 1911
at two o'clock in the afternoon Of said day offer
for sale and sell to the highest bidder cash at
the front door of the court house in the city of
Devils Lake in the county of Ramsey and state of
North Dakota the following real property above
mentioned and in said execution described as fol-
lows towit: Lot eighteen sQ8) of block twenty
one I'D of the city of Devils Lake, according to,
the plat thereof on file and Of record in the Of
fee of the Register of Deeds of said Ramsey
County, which said premises are in said Ramsey
County and state of North Dakota, TO satisfy the
amount of s284OO together with the costs of sale.
Dated March 25th 1911. 3s s3;SI@2 IS &$@ssGg ~
, =, u. r. 1. y JOHN MCLEAN, EE 3fg.S 4S5s% a.
.lz - la, 3 \, w Sheriff of Ramsey County N. D.
FLYNN & TRAYNOR,. = 2&7 s 3s37, SS5:ss Is =
Attorneys for Plaintiff, 5Ey sfs5% 4:
Devils Lake, N. Oak. L: SiS5+ +, .
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21
PROTECT |
THE HEALTH OF YOURSELF AND
FAMILY.

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All In the nighttime the snow came down
All In a night on the field and town. s$
Armies OF snowfiakes, d thousand strong,
Hurried and scurried the whole night long
White were their tents on the vale and
8, hill: s. IS; III q
White were their bridges across the rill.
''who was to blame? sigh, the little
.'who was to blame7' little brooklest
':How could we know Of it7 VINO had
heard n : f5i2ss r. jr45$t5g
snowhakes were coming?'' chirped spar
row bird. r. -; . a Az;
Little frost fellows made answer then:
''we were the heralds In vale and glen.
We told the story you might have heard,
Brooklet and leaflet and sparrow bird. !;
Winter can never come down but we \;
Little frost fellows are sure to see.
News of the winter and news of snow
Little frost fellows are sure to know"
Youths Companion
What "HanAset" lacked.
In q mining camp town "Hamlet"
was one evening given by strolling
company, and this is the criticism that
appeared next day in the local papers,
written by the miner dramatic critic:
''There is too much Ginning In this
piece The author Is behind the times
and seems to forget that what we
want nowadays is hair raising .situa-
tons and detectives. '.sE
"In the hands of skillful play
wright a detective would have been
put upon the track Of Hamlet's uncle,
and the old man would have been
hunted down in a manner that would
have lifted the audience out of their
cowhides.
1.-THE moral of the piece is not good.
The scene where Hamlet sasses his
mother is a very bad example to the
rising generation.
sour advice to the author is more
action. more lovemaking and plenty
Of specialties. The crazy girl scene
should be cut out altogether and g
rafting good song and dance substi'
tuted."