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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
Sbeaterbramo. Gn 8ronomani

Sheaterbranb. Gn 8run0man0
latte 2ipet til og Ell anoea bleb ianO=
lpnligp;s 6eoelig iaaret peo at faloe
al en- SO 500 bsi 5tige UNDER en- 81
bebran0, iom Manoug Mprge1r ont
trent lagoe @rono Opera @ouie pao
|5trtb og ct. Yeter Street5, / &ui=
net. Sobn Ibomas, 2pitnant for
&ompagni Geo. 8, Mils McDonougB
og en- 8ronomo11o til bar paa Ell
lang Stige bag @pgninge11 og ltpre.
&c en- &anbltroo(e i1rb / Sen brGn0cn:
De 8pgning. 2ptjnant Sbom got
SEN itOite Wanb SrOre til at gao ne0
for at formin0ifc 8mn0trpffet. ga
ban traaOte ne6, blep EDngben open=
til for ltor, og Stigen falot. 8eggt
Sc til1faoefoml1e blep fjprt til ct
Soiepbs @oipital. Sbom oebe | Mm=
blla1ce,1, og Mc0 pnougbs Siliton>
liges at bore betnr1felig.
Sort fpr &l. 9 Worgen begpnOte
Oct at bren6e bag @ranO Spero
&ouic, og Sl6en forplante0e fig iao
Gnrtigt, at to 6amilier, lom boeoc
8Dgntngen, reooeoe fig meo ltgrlte
&anifeligbe6. 6amilierne bar Soto
graf g. q. 6orieens og Muiifbiref.
ter @. 8. 5npoers. Sloen ipnteS
fprit belt at tage Oberbaano; men
res 9retioen bar @ranobnienet Die
bet @erre ODER Sen. 6ele 0e1 ga=
aerite DeI at 8pgningen bar ga
&uiner, og Sbeatrets Snbentar Ear
albeles goelagt. 8ran6ffaoen an
flaaes til 100000 meo $125,uoo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
We'd Kjdb e1ler Reparation At
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson; 2oe E. 9TH: St.,
st. Paul.

Mrs. Slina s. 2eperoos, .Mooer
til Mrs. g.. s. Sloan, bos bpem BUN
bceoe, er Spn0ag Morgen efter mo-
gen Gios @pgeligbeo afgaaet peo
|9eoen / en- Mloer al So Mar. 8egra~
|relien foregif fra Gamilien 8loan5
Stem, 1853 Uoirmonr1t Mpenl1e, Sa1S=
bag %@ftermio6ag. Sorofeltellen
fan6t Ste6 / Saflan0 Cemetery.
Mfopoe efterla0er Jig foruoen Mrs.
Tloan en- an6en 0atter, Mrs. 3. 6.
&ratt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
DISTURBANCE. 9beooore Sons CT She
atrets Manager.

@interfbbe og ginter- GorfsleIiet
er 2enerens SLENDER. Dr. Mugrlt
Ggnig's $amburger Droaber er ct
Mtooel, Der otter iatter 2eperen i
goo Stano og gienopretter Gun5,
be6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23

For at introducere wore berpmte Lik0reri
ethvert Hem, vii vi sende forud betalt ga
NOL"fo for 9EK6F ULDE QUARTSAF
LIK0R Fur $500 efter eget valg.
Hvadb ruger De-Rye, Bourbon, Corn eller
Sour Mash Whistles, Genever, Rum, Fer
sken,. Able, Aprikos eller cognac Brandies,
Cordials, etc.7
Spar ForhandIerens uhyre Profit.
Lad os wise Dem hvorledes. Vier erfarne
Distillatprer og vi vii wise Dem hvordan De
kan lave Deres eeen Liker hjemms. SPAREM;
X med 'ZANOL" Ekstrakt. Aldeles low
lg To Minutter gjpr Arbejdet. Likerer
lavet med er delikate og rene. TIL
kjendt Guld-Medaljen we'd Columbian Udstl
ling. Tusinder af ti1fredse Kunder Garan-
teret af os under U. 5. Pure Food Loven, Sc
rial Mr. 22115-A.
Prov en- Quart af Whiskey frlt.
Sat den paa enhver Prove og dersom den
ikke er den bedste De har smagt, send Resten
tilbage paa vor Bekostning, DeTes Penge vii
straks blive returneret. Send Order idag oG
vi vii sende Stoffor
SEEKS FuLDE QUARTS WnISKEY $500,
ALE Omkostninger betalt. Umerket PAX
Ike, ethvert Assortment De 1nsker. Tolv full
de Quarts $3.50; "a fulde Quarts $3.50
FRIT vor Brochure, Secrets and Hi
story of Making Liquors at Home sendes
UNIVERSAL IMPORT CO..
@27S Universal Bldg, CINCINNATI. O
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
M{in Tarn1 fpr Spla.

s @enion &c., e. 9af., 800
9lcres; $50 Mcres l1110er- &ultur.
8eliagenoe 3 Weil Gelt for SEEDS oq
3 Mil 9it for gorf. @oot Sns oe
Gfalo; goot 8an6.
Moresie e: $. q. Mprfert,
Tplep, 8albtpin g., Mabama
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
St. Paul.

est. ReM Hdande'' removed to Room
9U1 Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
OTTO Bremen ANSOGER ON DEN DE.
MOkRATISkE NOMINATION FOR
MAYOR, OG FORKYNDER
SIT PROGRAM.

Otto Bremen ndbragte i L6rdags sin Anmedelse til County Auditor som Kan
dat for den demokraiskeN Nomination for Mavor F0gende er
hans Program, hvoreftrh IAN ager at fore sin Kampagne:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23

Nfalermeiter $. g. Mnoerien os
@uitrm feireoe / 6reoags oeres
SglpbrDllup, / bpilfen Mnle6nina
oeres mango &enner arrangereoe et
Sberraifeliesgil0e for bem og oDer=
rafte Sglpbruoeporret lmnffe @aner
i 9agens Mnleoning. Mr. s. g.
Inoerlen er m%angeaarigt @eolem
al 6oreningen r9anmarfs Senner"
Jog ert oens mr1perenoe &reiioent
Mrs. Mnorea len CT Ell al Stifternf
|af Bore1ingen ~9onmarfs Sgnner'
oq Dar peret oennes BrGi t6ent man:
|ge @ange. n@t. Saul &ioenoe'
,fpier berpe0 lin 2pfenifning til all
oe onore, lom set agtperbige @plp
bru0epor mootog / 9agen5 Mnleo
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23

Fel'ge> bar t oe iioite Gage onrct fur
Gi'triftsretten UNDER Mnfl19e for
9lnoeri leb al ll1iberiitetS Ycngc.
letter &etterga11ger1 at opuin1c bill
:mtolertto S. Q. 8ren u,1bgoa Dor1,
ioet Dommer Sellp, iom bcbol,Dlcr
Sagen, %antagelig TIL ofbiie 5en~
ne in6en Sen fommer til Suruer.
cller 0enne pil fieroe bam life ltpl-
sig. 8ren bar nernlig / Sanuor
Moa11e6 peo ct neutrality-suspicious.
sootgjort l1niperiitetet ale Sc mang=
lenoe Ne11ge, 11oget ODER $4,000. S
December Maa1e6 bap6e l1niperlitc-
tets ~9oaro Of Negents" fre,niot
&rap pao at faa Eabet gooteiort
~plebliffcligt", men fpr1t / Sonl1or
fit BET Hengene. Spprgsmoalet cr
ill., boorle0es l1otrpffet ugieblitfe-
liGt" ifal %fortolfes, og oct bentes, al
Den fun6ne l10lpggeIie pil faloe us
til Sirens 6or0el, ioa ban fan uno=
Gao Straf for 6en11e ubel6ige Mffere,
lrm iaa lenae bar giort bam til
grq11opu11ft for en- alt on6et emo
'migren0e Spmnrfiombeo.
Brpoeren Seis Eeberien, Dor me-
get omtalte 2anosmono> panot en-
Selr lio1te Gors0ag, ga ban bapoe
Den ltore Stprfeprepe meo &nsieren
Weicboiloff / Nu6itoril,m. Men ef-
ter ale n6talelier at ogmme bgrte
Den nermeit biemme @laslen
Fprrbusieire, i6et iaobel Dagblo6e-
mes 5portsafoelinger iom set tenn
melig %faatallige BubIifum omtaler
belle Afferen temmelig iarfaftif. @e=
oerlen iiges at babe lin Stprfe / SEN
1aafalote gr ef-romer1fe Gorm at
5oen 9ole 8rp6efun1t iom er omtrent
ntlenot ber | 2anbet, bborimo6 bans
Begreber ON vcotcb<os=catcb<cau"
BrDoningen iiges at bore temmeliq
1page, og BET er Den Torm Mmeri=
fonerne forlanger. Eilme6 pao-
1taaes set, at bedde Brh1prnp tnphp
til enoel temmelig barnagtige Mi6=
1er for at tiltbinge Jig 5eiren, ioo
Eaifuerne ia6 / EN- itaoig Cater
pao 8rpoernes 8efoltning. SIT Be-
oerien er ! 8eiiooelie al megtigc
&rafter bar ale enige ON, 1nen
bans Sptra6en ber bar / bbert
Salo lite befreftet bans M6femit
til at optreoe fom Gbampion<8rp-
beren @otcb's Me6beiIer til Me-
i~iterbeItet.
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S 8btte.

5om Mfbetaling pua ct $4,000
@us og Got / ct mutt &eit0ents=
Diitrift / ct. SAUL, 5p0 for Sen
bpie Bro, Merbe6en. at Sen 6an=
tie Strife, nil ieg mootage 2ono,
2otter eller Ell lille 8utif til en-
@er0i al $1,000, &elten paa moo
neolig Mfbetoling. Senpeno Gem
ill., &. 81. Mleronoer, SIS Court
8locf, ct. Saul, Minn.
! Mrs. Gem &artaf, 1856 Marie
Mpenl1e, for6e,lbnrenbe MSiemblp=
man &artafs @lltr11, 0g0e Jre6ag
|Mften / lit Stem at Smaafopper.
Sun6be6sfomisiionar 2anfelter il
ger, at &opperne MI CT peo at blipc
on0arte0e. Ser er flere alporlige
|2ilfnloc poa 0etcntionsboipitalet.
Erpf. 8ranbt so Mar.. @n Jeit
bolotes Man0og Mften pao 2l1tber
Seminar / M%nleOning al Erpf. 8. 6.
8ran0ts 50=aurigc 6pbielsoag og
tilenoebrogte % Mor / 4irfens Sic
1eite. Wa1ge 6olf fra Gpillingbp=
erne og gam fe mango 110enbpes Hre=
iter bar tillteoe. .Yrogran1n1et bler
aabnet meO en- Gang al Geminariets
'@lee Club, 6erefter bolbt Yrof. Or
Stub Ell u6merfet Sale for @eburts:
b%agsbarnet. @an forflare0e, bporf ol
Ieiten bar a%rrangcret og frembal
lin @ratl1lattun - lom &cprnl e1:
tant for Ebillingbpernes Menigbeoe,
-Erpitelfobet-ja fan funoe enoo{
ligc for bele 5Dnooen; alle bilo'
nere meo at grotl1lere pg lpfgnif'
en- lao6an Mano. = 6ren1bol0t a
Ser bar 9iebliffe i ems 2ip, bpor er
iliqelom %ltonoieoe oq loo tilboqe.
Hrof. Stub tolte ON 8rof
Bronots 8arnoom> l111goom, l1o0an
ael'esl1p o9 ga'1S Ftee11otr1'ompeo
i6sSor Is slar ii0en blep ban Hrofesio,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
Mr. Sacub q. &iis, bot befienote

Mr. Saeub q. &tiis, Dor befienote
San0smar0 fra SEEM Dorf, far ii0ite
:Q1ge beldgt Winneapolis % boeOe
Dos i'm 9otter og Spigerlgn, Mrs,
og Mrs. Dr. Oscar. Spre paa IS
Sranflin Mpe. @elpfblgelig far Dtr.
&iis UNDER SpbpIoet fer bgret ct CT.
%tertragtet 8ptte al 9agblaoenes &e,
porters, Ser bar iGrlig npsgicrrtg;
cfter bans Mening ON bans Sen
&oojebelts &an6ioutl,r for Breii6ent
De blep imi6lerti6 grunoig lfnffe6e,
ioet ban 116ober at 1lotale lin 8e11n.
Bring for pg 8enifab til &oplepelt,
life bar at faa ct Srb Nc al angoo=
cnbe bans politiife Yloner. &iis er-
fl9re6e ligele0es, at BAN life bilbe
ifripe flere Bigger = set lange oq
taar6e 9ibsarbei6e BON bap6e u6fgr1
gior0e bom MI, mente ban, f%ortiel11
til en- lang Sbile paa iine elbre Da,
Sc. 26r6ng Mften bol6t Mr. @iis e1
iterft beiegt Soreorag / Erinitt
8aptiit @burcb, bbor ban omtalte
Mrbejoet / Seem Dorf for at bielpe
forGlore- og bieml6ie, Drenge og ON
Sen iaafal6te u8ig 8rotber" 8eba.
gelie og 6ens &eiuItoter.
SIR. 1tniperiitets- aasierer 5. .,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
LAMBERT'S
hEUMArISME-PULvER

er en- sikker, paalidelig og hurtiR Lindrine
for Rheumatlsme; tlsuralgl, Pleurl:y, no.
vedpIns, Feber, laorippe. og ForkIe1else.
~denskabelig medicinsk. T~ilberedning az
ator Verdi. bet er indpakket / Csc, Soc oe
q Parker, paatFykt tydeliR' Rrugsanvis.
ming og ferdig til BruR.
bet River sikker Lindring i Is Minutter
efter den f6rste Dosis. indeholder absolut
ngen skadeliRe Stoffer oR udvikler inPeD
TEan9t1G ~jentagelse Systemet.
Paa F~or1anRende sendes en- fri Prove OF
!1teratur, eller Pulveret portofrit we'd Mod
eagelsen IF Rrisen. ?
7 z LxMBERT, Ens-Fabrlk.nt,
Cor. 3rd Ave. S. and 7th St.
Minneapolis. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23
~&rGmiemaiferaoeu paa 0ani

&remiemaiferaoen paa 0ania
Sail 2pr0ag 5. 16. Wart5, arrange
ret al Gborbaloien 2ogen, bringes
bore 2eieres @rin6ring. 5prg for
at begDn6e paa Dragterne / StOe, 1ao
Ser fan blibe Ei6 til at fremltille no
get pirfelig gobt og pren1iebgr0igt,
life Blot for Sen pefnniere Dor0el
Set oil bringe, men for at gipe Ell
go6t @fsempel for Yl1blifum, Ger it.
fe er forbpnt meb at ie i9rligt imag=
fulot eller originate &oitumer poe
Observation-Disclosures.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23

@plgatba &irfen. Ser oil bltpe
|@u6stienelte / Sen 0anit<norife Sol
qotbo Strife, 1876 G6omas st., fgrit=
fommenoe 5pnoag peo De ieopanli=
&c Eioer, &l. 1890 6ormto6ag paa
oanif og ser. $50 Mften paa engelif.
'9r. Mrel Mo0ien bill beo Tormio=
oagsgn6stieneiten prG6ife ODER @m=
net: Sen fri1telige Daabs Safra=
mente", og bed &ftenguostieneiten
ODER r5be 2ife Of 9. 8. MoooD".
Onsoag sen 90. Seb., Mften &l.
8, bill ser blipe 5aiteguostienege /
I&irfen. .8re6ifeemne:: .u@etbiema-
ne - eller 5tri6 og Seir".
Sors6og Sen 80. Sebruar afbo1=
Der &bin6eforeningen lit 'Meoe bos
Wfrs. Gbri1tofferien, 1874 @oplar ct.
,Da Set moaife er iioite Gong, at
@pim6eforeningen faur M%nleoning til
lat afbol6e tit Mg6e / Scr. og Mrs.
Gbriitofferiens &iem, efteriom De
mart forIaber ct. Saul, er BET at
boabe, at mango bill gipe Mgbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23

FER oil faa Snteresien baft for Mler.
Gnora 2ogen og 6enS Sammenfom.
fter. Deitfomiteen beitaar al Mrs.
SS%orgenler, Mrs. Tbomien, Misies
&osmine MieIien Mprtle Senien,
Gora Glouien, Morie Gbomien,
Nellie Sbomien og Morp Nielien.
M6gangen fo1ter 35 Gents for Ser
rer og IS Gents for Gamer, o. &a::-
fe og Sage ierperes frit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-23

SIR. lttineriitets- &asierer S. s.
8ren, bbis @iitorie ON ii6ite Boraar
al bore blepen o%berfal6e1, OF trargs
net en- flor Gum al llnipei1tetets
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07
RESULTS TELL.
There Can Be No Doubt About the Re-
suits in Fargo.

There Can Be No Doubt About the Re-
suits in Fargo.
Results tell the tale.
All doubt is removed.
Teh testimony OF a Fargo citizen
Can be easily investigated.
What better proof can be had?
Mrs. Nj. A. Smith, 1896 First Ave. s.,
Fargo, N. Oak, says: about four
years ago one Of my relatives was
badly afflicted with kidney complaint.
She doctored and used remedies until
Doan's Kidney Pills were procured at
Fout & Porterfield's Drug Store. They
effected a complete cure and conse-
quentIy / consider them worthy of
endorsement" statement given in
october 1907.)
A Second Statement.
When Mrs. Smith was interviewed
on September 16, 1910, she said: IL
am glad to make the fact known that
the benefit one Of my relatives OBJ
tanned from Doan's Kidney Pills has
been lasting. We are constantly rec
ommending this remedy"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster -Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name-Doan's
and take no other.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07
AGGIE STUDENTS
Under BIG STRAIN
BASKETBALL STARS AT THE A.
G. CAMP ON THE INJURED LIST
FEAR OUTCOME OF FIRST BIG
CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE sATuR-
DAY WITH FARGO coLLEGIANs.

Basketball prospects at the aggie
camp are anything but bright. with
two Of their stars out Of the game
and two Others in a crippled condi-
ton A. G. fans are wondering how
much of a chance the team really has
Of winning the first big game of the
season with Fargo college Saturday
evening.
Captain Wheeler has been out prac-
Using regular but does not e to
be able to get into his old time form
at all since his illness. Simpson.
who has just developed INTO a real
star at the center position, is below in
class standings and will be missing
In the lineup for this game. Boil
singer has not recovered from his in.
Jury received In the science school
game. He is with the team again but
finds it difficult to get into hard
practice and necessarily has to stay
out of scrimmage.
Bently injured his knee in a prac-
tice game last week and will be out
of the week. With all these men to
the bad. Coach RIeber is having
trouble In filing in the positions with
capable men. There is no definite
line-up as yet and he is working the
team very hard in en- effort to make
a team. Darrow or Hackett will prob
ably be placed at center, NoIet and
Hall. at forwards and German and
Updahl guards.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07
ORDEHAN'S Lame
KNEE WORRIES HIN

Minneapolis Daily News: Henry
orden1an returned Tuesday from FAR
SO, N. D. where he. defeated Paul
sampson, the German giant. in
straight falls Monday night for the
American title. The Norsk says his
right knee, which is badly swollen,
gave him considerable pain in his
match with Sampson.
I did a foolish thing in going into
a match with such a lame knee said
Grdeman today. Until Monday morn
ing ! had been in bed since lest We'd
nesday night, nursing the sore knee
he continued, II did not want to dis
appoint the promoters at Fargo who
happen to be good friends of mine,
so / decided to go through with the
match at any cost. After / had been
on the mat only a few minutes with
Sampson / realized what a big chance
I vas taking. Why, II Sampson could
have gotten hold of my injured leg
he would have had no trouble at all
in turning me over. but YOU can bet
I kept that leg out of his reach
throughout the match and beat him as
quickly as possible.
"If my knee is no better by Thurs
day | viii cancel my bouts at Chicago
Friday and Saturday nights.
Sampson and I drew the biggest
house that has ever attended an ath-
letic attraction at Fargo. fully 1000
persons witnessing our match, which
is quite remarkable for a town the
size of Fargo"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07
IN The WORLDOFSP SPORT
TONER CITY OOINT'
TO PLAY MIDGETS'
WILL MEET THE LOCAL CRACKS
HERE SATURDAY AFTERNOON
ON THE aY' FLooR-ouTcoME
WILL PROBABLY SETTLE THE
CHAMPIONSHIPS.

Et4 H"EA#ERH a#F#
The basketball team from the row
er City high school will play the mid
gets here on Saturday afternoon. The
game is the most important that the
midgets have yet played and, from all
indications viii be the best. 1t will
do a great deal towards settling the
championship of the southern half OF
the state.
Tower City is reported to have a
list OF six or seven victories including
n over the fast Lisbon aggregation.
The visitors have almost as small men
as the locals and depend chiefly on
their speed. AS speed is also the
strongest point OF the local quint, the
contest should o very interest
ing.
Coach Robinson's squad OF midgets
are getting some hard practice in
preparation for Saturdays game, but
the lineup and condition of the men
are doubtful, AS most of the basket
ball players are also members OF
the hockey teams, basketball practice
is occasionally interfered with, but the
coach intends to remedy this.
At a meeting OF the second team
George Dixon was elected captain of
the future stars. He is one Of the best
guards in the high school and is very
popular with the squad. Having play
ed with Tower City last year, he is
ar experienced and valuable mar and
will doubtless be given a try out in
some Of the regular games. Chas.
Dawson was chosen manager and is
already at work arranging for games.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07
NO. e17ss.
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION or TIME
FOR REDEMPTION.


Office OF County Auditor. Cass
county, North Dakota.
To Kennedy Bros. in whose name the
following described real PROPERTY is
assessed:
You are hereby notified that on the
Bird day Of Dec, 1907, the following
described real property, situated in
said county, to-wit: Sub-divisfon
village Of Durbin, lot 10. block 9. was
sold for taxes due and DELINQUENT
theron for the year 1906 as provided
by law; that the amount for which the
same was sold was 1929; that the sub
sequent taxes levied thereon for the
years 1907-190S, were paid by the
purchaser, amounting to 6S cents:
that the time for redemption from
said sale, allowed by law, will expire
ninety days after the service OF this
notice, That the amount required to
redeem said real property from said
sale is $40. In addition To the
amount above stated, as necessary to
redeem from said sale, the costs of
serving this notice (and publishing
the same, If publisaed,) must be paid.
together with such interest as NAV
accrue on the mount of such taxes.
as provided by law.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto
set my hand and seal at Fargo, in
said county of Cass, this 9th day Of
Dec, 1911.
(Seal) ADDISON LEIGH.
County auditor, Cass county, n. d.
(Feb. z, IA and 21)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-07

around his building, for grazing and
agricultural use that the department
recognizes, without reference to the
question as TO whether the land is
adapted to the growing OF cereal crops
or not The occupation OF the home
steader must be taken into considera-
ton. If he is a s~tockraiger he would
naturally use the and with that end in
view. He would not raise wheat, oats
or barley, to sell and use the proceeds
to hire pasture lands and purchase hay.
He would pasture his stock where he
could conveniently care for them on
his WI home, ana purchase such
grain as he needed. AS held in the
case OF George Hathaway cas- L. d.
33.)
If the land is better adapted to the
raising Of stock, whether it be cattle,
horses or hogs, and such occupation
would be more profitable than the TIL
lage of the soil, the entryman would
be- justified in making such use Of it
to the absolute exclusion of tiIlage and
It would answer the requirements OF
the law as to cultivation.
That is exactly applicable in this
case. The entryman having fully com
piled with the requirements of the law
as to residence and improvements, 1t is
left to his Judgment as to whether il
was not more profitable to use the land
to pasture his stock and cut the hay,
than to till the soil and raise cereal
crops.
As held in the same case:
The use of the land for any agri-
cultural purpose will answer the re-
quirements of the law as to cuItiva-
ton, whether it be in the planting and
harvesting Of crops. the use of { for
hay or for the raising of stock.
1t is held that Regain has fully met
the requirements Of the homestead law
as to residence, improvements and cuI-
Hvation and it is imma4erlal that when
he was prosecuting his contest against
a former claimant for this land he tes-
titled that a part of the land was bet
ter adapted for growing crops than for
other purposes. He has Used the land
for the purpose best adapted to his
occupation as a stock raiser and that
isall that is required.
Your decision IS affirmed and the
contest is dismissed, subject to appel
ants right OF appeal to the depart
ment. S. ". Proudat.
Assistant Commissioner.
Board of Law Review, by w. D.
Newman.
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