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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
To South Beach.

Dear Miss Doom .
Kindly give me the most direct route
and the fare by car or train to South
Beach. Thanking you In advance. |
remain, Nj.
Take the trolley to Elizabethport.
From there the ferryboat to Staten
Island and the trolley to South Beach.
The fare is 25 cents each way.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

Hereafter no letter will be an /.
swered unless accompanied by the .
name and address of the writer. /.
This is o for publication. but :
as an evidence of good faith on ;
+ the part of the sender. .
'te Write on only n side of the ;
paper. .
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
MAY MANTON PATTERNS
10 Cents Each.

Can be purchased at any May Manton
Agency, or will be sent by mail to any
address by the May Manton Pattern Com
pany, 100 Pacific street, Newark, NJ j.
Write your address very plainly and al
ways specify size wanted.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

Matinee of dotted swiss; the broadly
scalloped hem edge is outlined with Va
Tenderness lace and edging the yoke is Of
embroidery motifs and insertion bordered
with n tucked lawn: satin bows Ma
terial required, 31a yards q inches.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

There is always the girl who looks best when she wears quaint COW
fol her head. Nothing is prettier for this type of girl than the hat
illustrated.
of height of artistic perfection. Some of them fairly jump at the " with
their vivid colorngs while others appeal seduetyey by their very sim
pncity and charming daintiness. This semi-poke shape of chip with its
deicately Powered chiffon facing matching the Powered crown in elusive
tntng, is noticeable for its successful accentuation of erlsh features
Il adds a lovely finishing touch 10 the flmy gauzy gown so much affected
by youthful wearers this season.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

Tan, oyster and white. per-
feet fitting.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-22
EXPERIENCE 20 n IA mn 20 AF7MER
PROVES vALu il oFs NORTH
OAK oTAS FAEsMs 81.


iSs Gando, AZ 4 NOV. "a George Blose
attended the 1. Evans sale at Rock
Lake, and on his return to Cando, a a
newspaper repre- entatiye met George
and lie said the sale was one of the
best heS has ever attend led. This set
Mr Blose to thinking away back about
fourteen years ago when. ne said Mr. n ]:
Evans drove up to the Blose place Of
business Tor a load sof coal. He had no
money to pay for the coal, the team
was Oh \ par with one of the scrawnl,; v !;
iest looking rigs that could be found sl
among the Turtle mountain Indians.
but iAIr. Blose said Evans Iooked good
EEtos him ana he Let him have the coal:
Look ats Evans today. has 4OO q,
acres of the finest land "A 4 owner q me-.
county Tor which he has refused $12,s !.
Zoo Three hun dred ana fifty acres q q
his farm was 81 crop this wear from rom
which AZ got 900 bushels of grain raain:-
EIe bought eighty acres last year, g got
enough crop from u This rear 70 pay pay
Hon the land and some money besides, esi tlssa'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-22
INF lRIl|Mll TElEPI
MEN OF lllEE ing
SECRETARY 3THo os. s. II SENDS
. ouT NOTICE FOR DEcEM- Is
,#ss8 RER MEETING.

Thomas Hall, secretary Of the board
OF railroad commits ssioners, is sending
out notice to the OFFICERS and direc-
tors Of telephone companies opsrat.
ing lines In North Dakota, informing
them of the meeting Of the commits
sion to be held IN Bismarck Monday,
December 2, when the subiect Of teie-
phone service will come up.
The conference win be held al: the
capitol building 3, beginning at l::so
O'clock that afternoon, /, and All tele--
phone companies are being urged to
send represe atives. ssggss
( The subjects of contracts, prepay
Ementa sof rents, rates, connections,
long distance tolls. together with the
rules and practices olloWed Ia the
operation Of telephone lines, as well
hs the several met thods off telephone
|constr lion viii be- considered 1t is
the desire of the commission that as
many of the telephone companies be
represented as possible 90 that The
several subjects may be gone into
Thoroughly anu uni form method and
rules ia adopted, whereby the teIe.
phone business 80 the state may be
carried out in q more efficient and
satisfactory manner.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-22
ossER llyD AT . RETssR Rms.


ss fterS isiting ten oints the
Red River valley recently placed irl unS
der The 5urisdict ton 81 the Devils Lake
weather bureau, . VI Randall local
observe returned a olns gAfond az av.,
ening to resume his routine work here.
The object of the tour at this time
ives sorga ganizeRt the various points for1
The sprIng flood ge ason At chat time
telegraph ic reports will be made id
Devils Lake from rgus Falls, II.
acton percro rombie. orhead. Grand
Gale donia,s 0lso ookston.
SDrayton Pembina ana innip ipeg.
which include the points visited by
Observe Randa III. xtensiye obser.
vations are tal sers at innipeg by the
IdOninion governme ii and Ill, inter.
change OF court estes N as arran ged sor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-22
LgJTIiER RAN INSTITUTION
saJT 1 NoRTHWoo oop ls2 PRO WING 3g$
5,#S5i BIG 81 UccEss.


Grand Forks, Sov. q q according to
Rev. j. .&D. Runsyold who was in the hIsa5
city this week attending to business
matters, the new addition to the Uns
M tied states Old People home. 3locat-1
ed at NorthWood win sbe 1 read for
occup ,:e, ~ January The United se't.
Lutheran church has had q hospital
and home for old people at orthW1ood Y 90
for the past three years, but the 8capac1
ity; 81 the home. was soon taxed TO such
al al extent that q new addition had TO
81 S construct ?s5Iss
The addition, which il 6Sx32 IA size.
!has been erected, there being only the
.interior work to attend sto. When
completed. IL win represent a cost of s,f
tl between s1s 900 and 81 /, 900.
h Mr. Runsvold. who sis superintend-
ent 81 both the hospital ana the home,
/ said while here that the indiea;
lions are that the home viii be filed
very u 81 soon after the new addition sis
opened. There are at present twelve
people III the home, and. with the new
section, they can accommod date be'
tween twenty ysdye and thirty people. Il.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-22
CANDIDATE FOR sTATEGsAuDIToR
GETS BIG voT oRGEN- n
s5 SON yvlNRl lER.

If the vote for the socialist nomi-
nee for governor OF North Dakota WAS
equal to that cast for that party'sS
nominee for state auditor at the
cent general election. the socialists
win be entitled to q regular place on
the ballot two years hence and viii
be the third dominant party ID the
state. S
4 The complete vote for state auditor
in thirty y-nine counties. resulted ass
follows: Jorge genson, republ blican. 50
789;; Shanley, democrat, ,8i2;; and
Elliott; socialist, 5, 900.
II Mr. Jorgenson led 3in every county
of the thirty nine where d complete.
canvass has been made. with the ex-
ception OF ToWner count which ISL
the home of his democratic opponent
Mr. shanley Mn STANLEY carried the
county by ninety ght votes IIes also
carried his home city of Gando by four
votes over aAr. Jorge SON
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-22
IFiN > ony 4 N L 1 SNOW. i I: n 81


Dickinson oy: RS me body.
sof Iohn And dor. aged resid of||
Dickinson 81 ged as 4 tealnste haul
ms freight from that city tDo D aiming
s'Was fEound on the prairie four miles
\ mort i Of tue Ait on adowsky 3
lies north of here, after having last
been seen alive about clock satnrs q
day
Andor left Dickinso dnesday of
( last week destined 81 aiming 4 i
load 81 hard DWARF 81 4 bobssled accom- ',lts
panied by man hose name has not u9ot
been leagned, u ana lll John Och hener. who
drove another tea ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-22
NEW DRY GooD AND CLOTHING
STORE no OPEN mi cisE
5Lo ocis SO ON. NJ

IS Devils Lake win Welcome new
business enter erprise as IL soon as the
store can be arranged and the stock
ppt ID place, the Loci Block store
IN n elly avenue having beer rented bsI
fcher of Abbott ford ISL,
who II already on the ground
Wo carlo ADS oI dry goods. thing
ana urnishing 81 VIII arrive shorty ana
when the stock i arrang ed the new
store vii open Archer is sssels
coined to DeFil I. AXE and being eper.
|ianeed he VIII no doubt meet it'll
succeas Ia mis- vent slra here NE win
IlalSe his residene go2 al ST.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-22
U. Dis J ! .T..R'IC('l|. | R { ! !. /.
COURT / !. IN Sc J, /: | J,
SION | HIS WEEK
HAWKINS GIVEN svERDIcT OF
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS
u AGAINST nj. PACIFIC. Il 5ss Il as5,
Will PROBABLY ! FINISH TODAY Y
FIVE PLEAD: GUILTY TO CHARGE
OF. SELLING LIQ u OR ON
Reservation ON.

\. The jury in the case of Hankins vs..
the Northern Pacific Railway, In the
Federal court, returned #3 a verdict
Thursday afternoon in favor Of Mr.,
Hankins for $4,42O. Hankins' suit was
for $4,000. The suit was for physi-
cal damages sustained by being
thrown from a buggy while crossing
the defendants railroad tracks at q
crossing where the planks on the in
side Of the rails had been taken up.
Attorneys Young, Watson and Conmy
appeared for the Northern Pacific and
F. T. Cuthbert and A. r. Snythe for
the compla ss ,sts ,sf5
The case against Jim Burke, charg-
ed with having sold liquor contrary
to the law was disposed OF yesterday
afternoon in short order, Burke en-
tering a plea of guilty.
-Four defendants entered pleas Of
guilty before Judge Charles r. Amid
on in the United States court at noon
Wednesday, admitting Violations Of
the federal statutes relative to sell
ing OF handling Of liquor. sl.ss,
s Fred Jahner, white man, pleaded
guilty to- selling LIQUOR without a gov.
ernment license. In view Of the fact
he had been prosecuted by the stata
Tor the second offense and served 4
term "a TIE penite ntiary, the man Waa
fined but s10. sss s5s & ssss5 ss
John Krem, q Berwick blacksmith,
was sentancsd 10 fifteen days il tue
Ramsey county Jail and fined sa5 fol
|thes same oHenss.
Chas rihonapso ana Tony doiph
indiana. pleaded gtIilty la sintroducina
|liquor % the ressrfyatio They were
mot sentenced. 81 s1
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-22
jsARNEs coRa' Istis s,vv i & DEG z.

Valley City, II. Ifdzi t.sll7s
win Maryland. of the Better armingI
associati ION, al announce that the Barnes lss:s
county corn sllows M III be held at VAL Az
ley city, Dec. Id s. t this time the, ';
prize winning exhibits from the var 's
ious local fairs recent II held, and such
EXHIBITS in the yieinity Of lltg VI
aa have not heretofore comp etad at En-
the fairs are to be brought together &
III general comp ition ffor the county
aa Ii whole. These products comprise
corn, all small grains and yegeta ples:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-22
g C|.'lIlAU|I5Au|.!I((lll|Al ! | |. !
BOARD LFGl''T !
Al / [ ! !, 5 5
TAI ENTss5.5F oR 1 sf3 sEssIoN SIs ST.
III LEcTED 3A III 30 ARD MEETr.s3iE II
a 81 N DA
PLAN MOS sue GGE full SEA SON N
CODLAND ri LAYERS AND IN ORTIZ:
iSlf. S i POLE Dis OVER ER Alb nh 5ss;
lsass s,$$ AMONG FEATURES.

At a meeting Of the board Of $direc-I
tors 8of the Chauta auq qua citation y,
held sunda alent u for the ! s1s sess lsss;
sion was selected. Harry sEltc, III
brook of the chautauqu ua & u mana geerss,
bureau being present. S35s: s5S
s5 The feature sof the program Will sbe
the odland Play yers, q company
of thirteen Sha akespe earan playe yers who
produce such plays assga 81 Mid Summer
Nights Dream, 4 .s AS, You Like 1tt'' and
others Like / the \ Ben Greet players
the attra ctions can be staged inS the
open, under tie trees, or "a the audi
torium ..si55#5
The Seminary sGi ills, and the Schuni-
man Qnintette, both musical organi-
zations 5 Ash Davis, hum orist and car
|toonist III the chicago Male Quartette,
ono of the best male quartettes on .
chauta tauqua s circuit Frederick
Cook, disco of. the North Pole;
and Pat idcG Guire. coined dian and gen
| leral n+maker are included In the
attractions that were arrrltanged fooTr.s ss3 S3
Itt iss the intention 5of the new board
Ito make this yeGr's session the Big.
gest aud best that has yet been held
Ton the shores of DEVILS Lake. IN IN / 3$.=
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-22
! HAS Il NEW POS Nm AssTE:IlR...

IN MeIIenry d, Nov, ohn
Fl1aytle, IA local attorney ana ii for,
d mer soldier in the Philipp and Il
id popular resident sofs this CITY has been
appointed postnag gters On the resignas
tion 81 fhe present Fay
tle Was endorsed by praetically every
loeai patro ana was reco snmendea ~
IGongrs aIel esell. rs gelsetion
gives general saaii
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-22
!. I ~ s. s.s
ssSiTEi iANks sGlvING 81 In Roc LAMATioN.ssS

By the Governor 8 sS5S
recognition goodness mercy Cod and
dependence spiritual material and
unite people m thanksgiving blessings bestow
continuance Of Divine Burke
Governor State hereby designate and
proclaim
5s thursday, November 2stt, a Q. 1912
general Thanksgiving prayer
Throughout the state 5
Another has and leaving richer materially
spiritually
from pesence disaster peace
world; live Christian land Christian people,
wonderful possibilities which have
Development thankful let
coming kindness good Of
charity reconciliation forgiveness helpful
gather church and home
prosperity that forgetting ogvng
towards another in Christian spirit good
gratitude God, thanksgiving
All His and ferveny beseech
# and people State and Nation.
III ss JOHN BURKE,
BY the Governor: $$:#& Governor
SHs8# P.H HDs NORTON Secretary State.
JOHNSANDREWs, Deputy.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-22
NEW SERVICE GIVEN
By HARy TER GO.
HAVE PuRc HAsE Ed .DEMo MoNsTRA-
ITO N ms AT ABERDEEN
.l AND GRAND FORKS. 81 a

q. - IVY ies
80 ,,f's 81 80 .sss s's' ~ s
@ q 49, . s.a.s.l D. ~ $500
puIsau d sle isho.as anu has ts1 9.
Isaoy Isn.eo naiI sec..on laIms q
ssian aor1s, s.5 s. anu Apel9sen, =,
- icy ploposs = eaulp 4na stoeA Is
snslss laIs li ~ p.rpos's " uslon'
ss.sasln w Al's'sss paossse stns
ols 81 aevAncsa Z 1lculsul insss
lIs sasss 'assse lol ,s..oa
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-22
Will HOLD JOINT
NEE Ting AIT FORKS
TAX. /. ASSOCIATION AND MUNICH
E5 PAL LEAGUE..ssVlLL 4MEETlN
JOINT SESSION.. AS

Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. q. Fol.
lowing q conference held in this city
between officials of the North Dakota.
Tax associat ation and the North Dakota
Municipal league, the latter but recent
" organized, ii was nnounced that
the two organizations would hold & q
Joint meeting In Grand Forks, prob
ably about the middle OF January.
The assoclation; according TO the
view points cf the oflceta, have much
tn common, and II was felt that good
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-22
.fNfOR,,,
NJ. LEAGUE U.LLS
FOR DONATIONS
CALL is SENT OUT FOR DoNA-S
n: S:s TIoNs TO HELP SUPPORT s
5s. .s3., KENYON BILL. ISs.
BILL WILL COME UP DEL CEMBER I6 ]
ENFORCEMENT LEAGUE WANTS
REPRESENTATIVES, SENT TO
.%t WORK. FOR MEASURE.

"a To Friends of Temperance The
Kenyon Interstate Commerce bill in
tended to protect temp erance territory
against illegal shipments Of intoxi-
eating liquor is set for consid deration5
by the u. s. Senate December 10Th.
The call is out for delegates from eY--
cry state to come to Washing ton Dec.
1918 to make a strong plea for this
bill and a strong protest against the
injustice of the breweries forcing Ii
$quor into temperance territory. The
strong showing made in March last
when the legal side Of this bill was
argued made a good impression on
congress, and no doubt caused the fay-
Eorable report Of the bill The liquor
interests will be there in force and for
the temperance people to fail to show
interest will certainly kill the meas
ure. The breWeries consider this bill
Ia "body blow and the beginning Of
the end" Of the whole traffic when:
temperance territory q can be pro-
tected from illegal shipments and this!
assistance given TO Law enforcement
ID "dry'' territory. They viii fight
hard to defeat the measure and the
Temperance people must bring trsmen.
dous pressure Tor the passage OF the
|bill. The eost of sending each dele
gate from North Dakota ID about 500
for round trip and wslM take about ten
days. The North Dakota Enforce-
[ment league has npty the money to
|send these delegates ana We can hard
Iiy expect anyonss u give ten days.
time and pay Athsss ,esvn / eaxpsnse. |
lSnggesf that a spssia 1flnahlds- MD -bs started
For the purpose. Il IL twenty men me win
II.giye SIS it WIN aend q dalegate or SO
linen give 80. churches, local temper
lance organisati ions and w. q. 4. q.
cannot send q delegate, but cans help
this way and We can have q good dele.
lgation. You may be asked later to
Igend in petitions, but this will be
much more effective. TO have several
hundred men come mp from all over
1.-THE country to urge the passage .,
this bill will be most effective. The
action must be quick as there is only
LIS days before the delegates mus
8Isfart. Send all cont tributions to NORTH
Dakota Enforcement League, Bis
marck, N. ID. You win receive re
sIceipt for money which viii be turned
4 lover to r, M. Pollock, treasurer This
is most important, act at once i
4 IWatkins. Il.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-22

Cards from and AIRS Red
mond locate them ffiinneapo
where they are enio oying the tlhleatersE
and visiting aad d1nond
viii visit MI Redmo ond s Old home irg
northern Iowa before urning haIaie,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-22
2nd mid. | D /. /
B ED |.
!.
DATES A r Es3SSs s N M EET.ilNSG33
sS HUI ~ n; MOI NDl slSa 8s15
RE- u SIX oc x.
Will II BE / |. VENT 4: / / OF THE SEASON
8WoR X AIN Tin q v f "a Ia M n LAcE ED
is;Sii HANDS 10 F sEVENTE 4,
953 II, COMMITTEE


i At a meeting of the mi id-winter fair air
promo ters held the first part Of thes
week, it was decid led III hold the ~ 913 [
exposition iii Devils Lake on Janu-
yS2s, so and 3 Il
Plans Il for the coming fair,55if car
.r,ied out, III make the second annual
mid winter fair the biggest event sofs||
its kind ever held Is n orth Dakota
" AT the recent meeting II was decid.5
ed to thorough sy tematiz ize the work
this seaso placing each branch 5ofI |
the work in the hands Of commit
Presid dent Iale On esday an
3nounced the personnel of The How;
ing committee ees
Executive Henry Hale Charles
5Pillsbury !, frank H.$ Hyland, w SH... Il
Horton, w. 4. Nortz, Louis iMundt ".
3A. Cooper, N. CoWley secretary
81 Merchants &Displ .ouis Mundt,
Allan Haig, Charles Smith, VIM.
Moran, Nap. Lamb ! acob Goldberg.
Live Stock u A. Cooper, Fred 4.
Fox, Al. P. Bjorlie, Duane fdc Allister,!
John Kirk lM. Doheny. W. 3 egewe.
HI D Non ton.
Agriculture and Hort ticulture w
Burt, Alex. AlcI ear, lNels Sather. A.
G.$ Tunord. Emil d. Eich, Pat kelly.
Publicity tIIaal Davies. Ray Austin,
ii. B. Reynolds, &. g. Chambers, VIM
miller. j. Z. Kirscll.. NJ n n: ss
\ Finance IrI. Horton. H. 0 Baird,
81. . FISHER, I'M sl,a
Norfz IS. III. r ssowass steve
Jones Kep1er.
adies es tnsnt eNea.s
Mrs. Hale, ii Rell, a6rs..
/ Mooers, isffrs. Fsnsicn, n Mr.. Peter,
Dahl, iClolw,aley. iii. Bopdelid.i
Atrs. 4 Turner, Gfeanberg,s
{ aGrs. Herman schutte Miss saiiies
Ruger.
IA H ! Judges ana Avn % CHARLES Pills.
bury. y E Dunn ;has p Doyon q. tlG
1 Ziebach. a5s.t
s8sS Boys and Girls Depart rtment II.
Burgess, u. SA. IIaig, ylaseo. Afooers.
q. Adams, .onis dIIansenns, Frank
HIyland, Ions. 5s;sSf8s
Implement Dealers Display dessrs
IsRussel IIazzard, Hall Hlliot, LaRue.
El Made ini LDevilsE /, AXE SDisplay W.gs,
sEFosburg Bert IIallid iday, Hans Nestet
4 gard; )'Brien. Herman Hnes.
4 gen, / T.s Anders Jos.
n Collinson. s.s III Serene.
Musics ana Elnterta inme Dr.
Pierce, ia ynn, rnnal, uesgen,
Ole serumgard, e. r. Brainard
General super 81 Kelley, q.
Bosworth 4 M axWell, crank
Palmer lens sYee, Jake Ioif,
Boosters oIn a. Ven:
able, Jack Deid denho Geo. Ethaffee,
Jack Desmond, IA. eidert, Fred
Villiamson, y. Forbes,
Jack Duis, Jerome freeman, ",
III hfalIongh, u. an ssseY.
IS 8eryn rank Schran Kiln, Bald
~ @ N Win, GIoraces Jilly, Ieslie3 stevens
Il Bert Green, om Iarlner. Paul Flint
onats.
olis Thiessen. Elmei
ngebretso Otto Iepp, Harry Knee
shaw, Herman IIuesgen, Jr.
Poultry KELLEY, Mrs
Fs ames Horne I'M ID. obt.. McKa
Dairy Indiustr Perkins, Leon
ard Scharff, Shelly
connloda lions 40. seid, M sR
layer, q. Jones, Gray An,
ito Chiostri
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-21
Now For the Final Rush Our Successful Hurry Up Department Sales We You Were Here Anyway

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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-11-21
First Pub. Now
Notice of Sale OF Real Estate on Elk
ecutiOn

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of and
pursuant to an execution, to me directed and
delivered, issued out Of and under the seal Of
district court Of the county of Sherburne,
state OF Minnesota upon q judgment rendered
on the 2Srd day Of July in the year 1909, in
an action in the district court of the state of
Minnesota. for the 18th judicial District, in
the county OF Sherburne, between W. H. Houl-
ton, plaintiff, and r. e. Lynch aud Mary F.
Lynch, d. fendantS. In favor OF said plaintiff
and against said defendants. a transcript OF
which Judgment was dOcketed in Mile Laos
county, Minnesota. On the 10th day OF Deem
Der, 1910. at 2 O'Clock p M, I have this day
levied upon all the right, title and interest
Of the within named r. E. Lynch and Mary
F. Lynch in and to the following described
Mile Laos and state Of Minnesota to-wit:
Lots II and II. IN block "a and lots /, 2 aud
in block 81. all in the original TOWNSHIP OF
Princeton, according to the plat Thereof now on
file and Of record in she Office of the register
of deeds in the said county and state, and all
OF the east half OF the northeast quarter ~ OF
neA) W. of R. r. right of way, less 10 acres, In
section seven G7). and all OF the west hall Of
the northwest q1arter VIZ of nw4) OF section
eight O). less r. Il. right of way. all in town
ship thirty-six (36). of range twenty six esq.,
and that on the 2lsu day of December, A.. D.
1912 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day at
the front door of the court house in the village
OF Princeton. Minnesota, will offer aud sell
the hereinbefrre described real proper y. at
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
to satisfy said execution. .l
Dated this 9Th day OF November. A. D. 1912
HARRY >BOCKLEy !.
Sheriff OF Mile Laos county. Mimi.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-11-21
(First Pub. Nov. Ply ...s....
Citation tor Tearing on Fina, Account
r and for distributions.

ESTATE OF JOSEPH P. LEVINGS.
State of Minnesota, County Of a:iils Laos
In Probate Court. ....-....t - + ..
In the matter of the estate OF Joseph P.
Levings. decedeDt ..*-. ...~
The ate Of Minnesota to the next of kin
and all persons interested in the dual az
colnt ana distribution Of the es, ate IF said
decedent:
The representative of the above named de-
cedent having file0 ~ this court his final
count of the administration Of tht estate. Of
said decedent together with his petition pray
ing for The adjustment aud allowance OF said
final accnu t and for distribution of toe resi-
due of said estate to the persons thereunto
entitled;
Therefore you and each Of you, are hereby
cited and required to show cause. 4 any you
have before this court at the probate court
rooms In the court house in the village of
Princeton in the county Of Mile Laos srste
OF Minnesota. the 18th day of December.
1912. at O'Clock p. M, why said petition
should not br granted sas
Witness the judge Of said court aud tn
seal OF said cnurt, this 10Th day Of November
1912. WIN v. SANFORD. l;..-s
j lCourt Seal Probate Judge.
HUBERT HANSON. s 5Ei.z#,
Attorney for Petitioner,
| st. Cloud, MINI.