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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-05-16
GOOD BARLEY. GOOD PRICE.

The best barley always brings 4
much higher price than the ordinary
grades It pays to separate your
weather-beaten and damaged barley,
and either feed 1t on the farm o. -
that 1t is shipped separately.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-05-16
Why DON'T THEYa

why is this barley 50 bushel
while that over there is but 65 cents p
lsked young lady at grain show
last fall.
well, you see this is seed barley.
well, then, why don't they all
grow seed barley and nothing else?"
.eWhy don't they? Well oh! /"
The state herald., 1912-09-13
Brother Was lylnu.

Police courts are not always marked
by an atmosphere of piety, but the ex-
ception to the rule occurred in a court
where very religious man, against
whom one of the neighbors had made
complaint, was being tried for some
trivial offense, The complaining wit
ness was called to the stand to relate
his side of the story, and the defen-
dant listened closely for several min
utes. Then his personal feelings over
rode court etiquette, and he rushed up
to the judge. fervently exclaiming:
Your Honor, the brother is lying
Praise the Lord!"
The state herald., 1912-09-13
The chIldIess Apar,ment.

Bliifklns and his wife live in one
OF these fashionable. childless apart.
ment houses. The visiting friend
speaks.
Say. what became Of that pretty
bull terrier you used to have around
TO keep Mrs, BllffkIns company dur
ing the day?"
The management wouldn't stand
for II, so We gave him away. We ven.
tured canary. but they kicked on
that. suggested some goldfish. but
Mrs. Bliffkins said they reminded her
~ swimming snakes"
How'd you finally aFree'7"
"ENcellontly. | bought her one OF
these Mexican jumping beans, Its
cute as II can be- Say. Clara. get out
little Pedro and make him do some OF
his stunts"
The state herald., 1912-09-13
Sounded Like Him.

They tell a story out my way about
a Kansan who, in the old days when
Mark Hanna was prominent, went to
church, took his seat in rear pew
and went to sleep. When he woke up
he awoke with start, and he must
have thought himself at a political
meeting.
The minister had Just Numbered,
TO him that hath shall be given and
to him that hath not shall be taken
away even that which he hath"
who said that?" asked the bewll.
dered politician, who had just awak-
ened.
The minister stopped, looked at the
sleepy interrupter and then said lacon-
lcally. Mark"
We'll" said the politician, at
sounds like Hanna"
The state herald., 1912-09-13
Impossible cIew.

Frederick Koehler, Cleyoland's DO.
lice chief. was talking about detective
stories 10 n Cleveland novelist.
"The trouble about the average de-
tectiye story" he said. "ls that II 10
too evidently cooked up. The ciews
are TO unnatural. too unreal. too I'm.
possible. When | think Of the cicws
In an average detective story I recall
a conversation between two city OF.
iieials, The first city official
said 20 the second. on snowy
day: That new snow nhoyeicr OF
yours was evidently a bookkeeper or
a clerk In the past
"'How can you tell7' asked the 9th.
er official.
"'Why.' said the first. whenever he
finishes n fob OF snow shoyelIng he
tries TO put his shovel behind his
ear"
The state herald., 1912-09-13

one Of the most Important Of The
national conventions, and one In
which the people OF the West are par.
icularly Interested In, IN the National
Irrigation Congress, which win meet
this year In Salt Lake City from Sep,
tombcr 3oth 10 October 9Th.
In the Interest Of tho Congress the
Denver a Rio Gfando Railroad has
prepared a handsomely illustrated
folder giving a history Of Irrigation
and description ~ many oi the lrri.
gated sections IN the Rocky Mountain
Region. which Il IL distributing 10 dele.
gates 10 tho Congress and othofs inter,
osiod IN tho general subject Of irrlFa
tion
The state herald., 1912-09-13
pIrnIn InvIiaiInn-

Here n tho Invitation ncnt out for
our club picnic that you helped Ma
with when wrote you n fow days
nroi
Cro bc sung TO tho tune OF "Annio
iihurlo'D
You arc cordially invited our picnic 10
attend
a drlifhist THE message row tn send
individuals can put II surely am
delighted"
Nott russday morn's tho time. ana --
me rlarsI
Aud sa We H5Hd thia iiitia rhyme 10 help
'wHY rlHHm 90 chase.
Tho dRahea can DO filled IA nH do.
sired Sarah.
MADAME MgRsl
The state herald., 1912-09-13
Seen. But Not Sawed.

Housekeeper-How is this? You
promised TO saw some weed i'll gave
You lunch.
Tramp recall no such promise,
madam.
Housekeeper-The idea' told you
would give you a lunch II you'd saw
some wood. and you agreed.
Tramp-pardon me, madam: your
exact words were: "I1l give You n
unch II you saw that wood over there
by the gate"
Housekeeper-EXactly; that's just
what ! said
Tramp-Well, madam. I saw that
wood over there by the gate when /
came in.
The state herald., 1912-09-13
= CLEAN KILL


count Of tiger shooting as car
ed out in the Nepal Terai on
e occasion of the kings visit
that state, when the whole
)e resources of the state. to-
with hundreds of shikar ele-
were brought into use, with
bccessful results. 1t does not
the lot OF every one. however,
the guest of sporting ma
so 1t is proposed now to
be other side OF the picture, and
the form of the sport which is
le for the ordinary man. be he
military officer or simple tour
search OF big game shooting.
htral provinces of India are se-
because they are best known.
70 provide typical sport. 1t must
supposed that anyone is at lib
roam at will over these jun.
booting wherever his fancy die.
The management of the Jun
r shooting purposes is under
)trol OF the Indian forest depart
md is regulated by fairly sim.
d practical code OF rules. The
forests have been demarcated
)parated into blocks Of con-
I size, which are let out TO ten.
pr short periods. The number
ID OF the less common animals,
IS bison, etc, which may be shot
ctly limited. Breach Of this
(r the shooting Of cows. is pun
Z by fine. and a subordinate for
Pcial is. us n rule, told on to the
70 exercise the necessary super.
writes ID. c." In Country
sundred Besters Necessary.
US imagine ourselves In the cen
Il good shooting district The
headman comes In and reports
mother village bullock has been
by tiger not far away. while
IL with the herd In charge OF
small boys. The conditions be
ronounced favorable. the order
IN for a beat the next day. Early
morning the shikari visits the
coates the tiger lying up close
ecldes the line To be taken by
,at and has machanB tied up on
I'd trees. About n hundred beat.
e collected. and. soon after mid
ahen the stops have been care
posted and the rifles are up In
the drive Is started
great shouting and beating OF
and tomtomA, II an elephant
liable. his services may with ad-
;e be impreaHed for the occasion.
and give confidence TO
lc OF bcatora. The tiger is most
bly, sleeping on the effects OF
'ayy meal In some shady spot.
water, on being disturbed by
disc. he listens for a time. then
lp reluctantly. gives himself a
aud goes quietly on In front OF
10 Of boatora To seek some quiet.
~ on ma'yirg on 10 one side.
turned back by tap on tree
ino Of the stops. the same thing
na again when he tries 10 get
tho opposite direction. until he
dually worked up to tho desired
I've. when n straight shot Mt tho
OF the shoulder puts an end TO
iHtonoe. M depleted In the pho.
N accompanying this article, II
not be- supposed from the forcgo.
eoount that u tiger beat ID a
affair. devoid Of the elements OF
For everything 10 go well. as
occasion depicted, prouuppoach
.orahlc skill on tho part Of those
lHlblc for the arrangement of the
Knowledge Of the ground il nee,
2, also Of where the tiger Ia like
br lying up. Of tho line be viii
take, and the stops
bo carefully placed, or else tho
VII. after all. escape out Of tho
In fact, even with tho most
u management he frequently
no. Then. Au 10 The shot A
may wen b. excused II he
; . uRef. even when walking
The state herald., 1912-09-13

A number of ladies' spent most
enjoyable afternoon in this manner:
Each one was asked to dress her hair
to represent some famous woman. 1t
was surprising what a change was
wrought in the appearance, and 1t was
jolly crowd, l assure you. Some of
the personages were Martha Washing
ton, Mary Queen of Scots. Queen Vic
toria. Queen Alexandra, Frances Il.
Willard. Priscilla. etc. Old pictures
furnished the ideas. Programs and
pencils were passed and Il prize was
given to the lady who guessed the
most and one to the person who re-
mained the longest unguessed. l
should think this would furnish en-
tertainment for your club.
The state herald., 1912-09-13
On, M, Los, In $500. 900 plsr,.

Los Angeles. Cal.-ouy one llfo
was lost when flames dcyaatated tho
rencoaalon aud business district Of
Ocean Park. Al missing persons have
aeen reeounted for Insurance adjust.
sfs estimate tho loss NJ ti,son.o0o on
ana ti.0o0.0oo on their con
enta. ~ ss5 buildings wefe destroyed.
The state herald., 1912-09-13
resm,,,r identified 50 Park Bandit.

Denver Despite tho fact that he
was positively identified by his vic.
Tins M the man who held them up In
Chocsmnn park and attempted 20 alb
Duct Miss Blanche weldon and Miss
Alma Collins. after separating them
from their escorts. the man arrested
maintains that he ~ innocent The
prisoners name IL Asa llouaot
The state herald., 1912-09-13
A Days Work.

II would like, If you please, sir, to
take day off tomorrow"
why, Smithers? Anybody sick at
your homer"
No, sir, but there are a couple Of
children coming to visit mine and my
wife told me the kids wanted to ask
me few questions. Baltimore
American.
The state herald., 1912-09-13

At home wedding the mother and
father OF the bride receive the guests;
In other words. those who Issue the
invitations are the host and hostess
OF the occasion. A bridesmaid. II
there is no maid OF honor. immediate.
ly precedes the bride. stands beside
her and holds her bouquet. The
groomsman supports tho groom. en-.
ters with him. produces the ring at
the critical moment and relieves him
in all possible ways OF the details OF
the preparation.
The state herald., 1912-09-13
inaccurate Defamation.

You refer to yourself as n public
servant" said Senator Sorghum.
Yes" replied the official.
We'll, | don't think would use
the word servant My wife tells me
that when servants talk about resign
Ing they always do So"
The state herald., 1912-09-13
I'm, c.lIiornIa pIstrIel, Tatl,s.

San Francisco Figures received
rom Tuesdays primary nominees
iayo carried The third, fourth. sixth.
ieyonth and eighth dlairleta. Rooas
telt Republican candidates Won In tho
isoond. flih, ninth and tenth districts
rho frat rud eleventh arc IN doubt
The state herald., 1912-09-13

Maple mousse is delicious for dos.
hcrt and always acceptable TO oyory
one, au maple 1ayorlng IL general
fayoriie Mousse Is pronounced cR.
hotly like Ioose, deer.
The state herald., 1912-09-13

Thlrlyueysn coal miners are 10.
lisved 20 have been killed BY An saplo.
sion Of flfo damp In the Clarence coal
mine nsar nruaay In the department,
OF Notd. France.
The state herald., 1912-09-13
For Club Entertainment.

/ belong to ladies' club. The ages
of the members are from twenty-five
to fifty. VIII you please suggest some
way OF entertaining them? l would
like something In which all might take
part.-Violet.
The state herald., 1912-09-13

Hand your husbands cards. with
yours. 10 tho maid. tho courtouy II
understood. aa no one expects men 10
mako daytime calls.
The state herald., 1912-09-13
Maxim the EIr,t cali.

In making frnt call. n tho maid
takes my card at tho door. whom and
where do leave my husbands cardul
-D. ~
The state herald., 1912-09-13
DnNNIn a mo unNNnf.WrsfI1uN
rANIIHIf
"Th' II7Ta7I I7Ta- .I1 .00TI77TT7ITTT ,7.TI',TII IlT7T

Canon Route
Taken iurrtnrr form tnn WuHt haHutta
fui linn uf continuous ffHFri nrHYeF
nait iHhr. FlfHl Fan IfnH.InNU.
The marvellous scenic attractions nf
the naftirs The ufrht HaIf urda ~
Utah ana fhH wonders ur tHh IiHffas
can b. seen from fnn car widows
without uhtfn rHrrnrH fHf HIfH rims
NtrTWU ufhfNu can HFWpfrT
fbf Illustrated nHHUfiriiFu matter.
rfits rfant a WhdlrIHh. General
Passenger AGENT. Denver y tito tifaHds
naiifuad Denver. Colo
The state herald., 1912-09-13
howard {. PuRT0N. ASSlY[R CALplSf

iiAhNittst.. tututAnus
slltFf GtfI FHiiI anHl riHr HT UHtInaf' tf
Maillnf envelopes ant fgil rfifH Irt HHnf HH
HuUilFnffHH. IHufHHI HuN HHHIIfH HHHH -.
ilINst hsfsranTa' Carbonate hau"UaI uaHs
The state herald., 1912-09-13
Duties Of Bridal Attendant.

VIII you please tell me what the
duties OF the bridesmaid and grooms-
man are. also at home wedding who
should receive the guests at the doorl
Mabel.
The state herald., 1912-09-13
For a scotch Entertainment.

WIN you please give me some sug.
gesions as to representing some Scot.
tlsh character or books for an enter.
Rlnment.-l.Assie.
The state herald., 1912-09-13

II you are well acquainted with the
young woman and hesitate to offer her
money. give her something to equal
what she would receive In money from
stranger. for an organlst is always
paid for u wedding. cannot set the
amount. not knowing her terms.
The state herald., 1912-09-13
Enr a nlnnrr nn..,r,-

Ia maple mousse suitable for a din,
ner dotSer,i How ID Il pronounced
~ L.
The state herald., 1912-09-13
Compensation for orqanls..

Is It the custom TO pay the organist
at n wedding for her services. II you
are well acquainted with her; II so.
what compensation would you give
her?-Blanche.
The state herald., 1912-09-13

"The Heart OF Midlothian" annie
LAURIE" Scottish Chiefs" Tho Mon.
astery.' "A Highland Laddie." Ivan.
hoe" (earry small hool. II you 10
TO the library doubtless many others
viii be suggested.
The state herald., 1912-09-13

Canon City, Colo.-Following is a
complete list of appointments made by
me ilttieth annual conference of the
Methodist Church:
The state herald., 1912-09-13
REGARDING Mourning.

Would It be proper for me to re-
ceiye a gentleman caller while | am
still wearing black and my mourning
veil? ] have worn 1t year. l would
not go driving Sunday because didn't
know whether It was proper. How
long does one usually wear the mourn
ing veil? Would 1t do for me to wear
1t with all white dress? In taking OF
mourning is 1t necessary to wear
black and white while before you go
out in white?-M. b.
There is no harm in receiving calls
while you are In mourning. About the
driving, you must be guided by your
own feelings. All white is considered
mourning and black and white half
mourning. A year is long enough
to wear heavy veil.
, 1912-08-31

So
Born, der Tide af farig smitsom Sygdom, eHer som DO
snT Sm ct Hus, hvor der fndes saadan smitsom Sygdom, som de
muig kunde mediocre til Skoen, maa like s0e nogen Skole,
for Smittefaren Ell forb, hvilket ON forn6dert oliver at fassaa
we'd L@geattest. OHentig ansatte Lager udsede pa For
langende saadanne Attester gratis for Elever fra Kommune-
desnSse skden og fra andre Skoe, hvs Underwriting meddees uden
e@c Betahng
F. r saa vdt der MATTE were Tviyl ON, hvor vidt ct Barn
AfSmha at .rl ~, Ia Gu -, -
tvNhomme HOSe HehHeD SteHuG WI SOSe oAOeu, shal Ddfuela IHItI
TTf@d@ henvGnde sig til Ell I@ge angaaende Afgqrese heaf For
de navnte Skoers Vedkommende Skier saadun Henvendese
paa Forauledmng af Skoekommssionen eHer vedkommtnde
Larer til en- ofentig L@ge, som foretager den deraf f6geude
Undersogelser og udsteder Attest derom, lgeIedes uden oerfor
at erhode noget NederIa9.
s TO-
u..,on.n Meddeelse ON samthge OvertI@delser, der stIaAes med
PaMhme@ Mulkteing af de SIS 1856 og Z fastsatte Discriminatory % som
otntn@nI- komme til observation-disclosures Kundskab ellen som eHer DENIES
ser f hn- Formening antageig have fundet Sted, sMl snurest muigt,
TsAandeBG les, E-'p n,
temmegT nVau Vefl6bdeS al DeSleulneHSeiHel 3 anSEf log som
M%k9nng Rpgel kun for een Maaned I'D Gangen, indsendes til vedkon-
mende PoHtmester, der id6ntder Mulktt1ne for de begaaede
Overrfedeser og til Skoekommissonen indbetaer Diet derived
indkomne Belob, for his Modtagelse Skolednektoren pa den
mes egne kvitterer
Sapfremt de il6mte Mu'kter like ehe9ges, skule de, som
AfRmng a enhver for OvertrHdeHe III I}eatenmeleer SkUleanOfdungtn
""'"" id6mt Muk, uden at s@8es inddrevne we'd Rettens wang af
PolImesttren foransAltes afsonede med eel Days simpet
FangseI for hvert Be0b af Frcs 500, sahedes ut ct mindre
Bel0b og ct overskydende Bepb regGes Hgt Frcs. 800.
, 1912-08-31
s II. g II OIK A y

-. - c1.l1.u.:..... y
Hver L5rdag ndsendef h@Ieren "a HA" IN Oh fMsre%
Fortegnelse W. Skoietorsomnes"'po uon uWo "eu F mnSs %
AngiveIse af den vrkehge ehr ofmen'l5e 1lunu III yer sne
disse, hvorefter kommlsNonen 'oo""et g., "A'erne lr a. "GaeeTsnm
ulovlige Fors0mmelser o8 8ennen 70 Ve' 0Noee @'0ne' usa
Bule giver de mulkterede oele'nI VI u" um o"'e
Mulkter % hos dlsae skaHer n*rm e4 gint" as 1a oup- Afsnnx
den til Forsommeseln c. oaarem' uN1ne o0le!'ei ~ Mukt1
F6lge af de hervtd eier ed ne IN u k'ele perSo"nee
vendelse til kommlsslonen Vokoe"rtAoreI) Hemkomme
Opysnin8er like blVe etter8lVne enr ! Aoo11 a. l D"Se
belalte I'll Skolednektoren' rans'al' oe " meS
eher IekVIslhon al mSSN'nAn Al@Fo" e"r u
sonede HenhoId I'll Beaemmel7etne l 5 ~ N,t+UHo
Naynene pa q e Born dr no67 A"'o0 u ~" pOtkoL
SkOlerDe have fOrS0ut uden loving OInnd, pa dereS Ofaldr
, 1912-08-31

Meddelelse til
Poltimes-
teren ON
OVertrHdel-
ser af foran-
staaende Bes-
temmelser.
Numbering
derfor.
, 1912-08-31

Kyndeigt Haandarbejde.
NNn Forholdene tIlade def, kan efte IndsilHn2 If Skole- Unsr@ns
commissioner % efter Besunng af Guverueme. eft optnges <" S
Undervisning Sojl hvortI kan knyttes Tegin l., OF GYM
nostk, SAINT Underysning Hav' dyrkning og Au : min.
SIS. xm
I Byskoerne skl der we're eel KIasse for omtre,4 vert ndisnG
cen for liver Argang af Ebeyer. Kraver Antalet at disc, ut
der sknl v@re s klasscr, Dor der den OVERSIZE gives Ell noJet
Undergraduate Updervsning for de Ainkeste Eeytr. Er An
tJet at klasser hojre end 8, kan der derhos efter Forholdeue
oprettes en- ener here klasser for de daarisst be2ayede Eever
med en- for dIse serhg atpasset Underwriting. ,s
l Landskoerne skulle Elevernr, like rIene Lyad Under skde~e
Vsningen Lesning, Regning og Skrvning angaul, .er4 ind
dehe forskeIige Hold Henbod til Kundskurer og Stand
punkt, men ogoa, hvad de feste af de andre tue .nouar. ind
deles sa mango Afdeinger * nsserl, a. d.. ILyert FMd
fhdes eli for lste og Eden Aargang, Ell for a"o " 4de Aar-
gang, e II for 5te o9 6e Atrgmg % en- for 7le Aur3ang af
Eleyerne, altsaa miulst 4 Klassrr
500
UnlerYBnn2en ReiYiou.kundskab na udover she Te Re-
Bibeuitorien kun baskattige SIG med de Tamsn, nlnoar der snHsMe
ere fac les for de amer kendte potestantisRe Knkesanfund. der
hnieS pa Den, og der naa, hVeken Religion timerne ener
de Timer, der beuyttes til andre Fag, here5 noyet, som sig
ter at image no9et Barn fra Diet htktsantm i. ON det we'd
Dwben thpter Denne Ud rysnpn4 ske gives a e Lerer.
der er MeaIem at ct af dsse kuke>tmfurd 49,,
Born. ,ILoreulY d IN n' ron ra.9s nt1 I' >'@ Hnta. z@ns
lilo t,.al ~ """N :" H. g, ON der[ofB an, th-
IKE Nlnne d1Itage | folanneyuto ip@,au lu. l..yI. .uu. md ede d
re''et dr for dr~e Ell serDiy Reug.o rnndarvsnng' sn H ssk @.
fIeNerne denne krke, udeu at der deuAd fores noaep Of
le"tn8 honno5 IRE berethgede til at ovcrage, og Lvorti der,
sanfemts aacan Ovebagelse Under sted af Skol.ko,o,n ia- ionen
mes dem Ell pssende lid. Overtages ,leune Undetvisning
ISNe 7" FIe"erne, overdmges den af Skokkmmssionen efter
t H"noFSe1 acc Vedkommende Priest, til ct MedJem af navnte
N'Ne, o8 OnderVlSlun9en ske dt under cfantip Kontrol.
Naar akrHlgt AnlHgenGe derom indoives iii Skolekom-
msSonen og anta8ehSe Grande derfor anglve. kunne Clever Religions
riNWnnn frt'ges for at deh"ge aeigionsunder- UNDER"
nnISmh9en, len skuHe da pa aulen Made besL afttos +; de
Inner, de ere btstemte til Rairoaeupaarvisninu
rf oVflgtg gives allie nermee Bestennnaser ON Cndervn-
Tn5oar;a umeS omiahS o@ Maal for liver enket Kasse en nnaspan
VD"V'' dor Saa smart der Ell vundet tistrskkelis
, 1912-08-31

sesundervisnng, dc hoiere KAISER saa meget ON MeuIeskets
Bygnng og diets Organers Vnksomhed, at Under visningen
Lyggende dlpa kun a1sluttes med dc vigti9ste Eealer af
Sundhelsleren,
g. Geograf, dcrunler we'd muudtlig Fremstiling, ON
muIigt stottet til Bil!eder, lit Historic (Oerpey, Daunarks,
Amerikas Histolie),
, 1912-08-31

Mulkterne
for de Elever.
der mode ind
til en- Time
for sent.
Mulkterne
for de Clever,
der mode
mere end en-
Time for sent
eRer helt ude-
blive.
Mulkt for
Udehliven
fra Eksa-
miner.
, 1912-08-31

Anvandajsa
AFT def we'd
Tonne Rel h
til Fremme ~
a. Un nGH
b. Eksamana.
: W0oen
TGskud afcet
pounoLh
@ NM n
"'''N%
, 1912-08-31

NaA@@AStest
deeanRaA-
endc.
, 1912-08-31


L;ererens
Forpligtelse
til skate sig
Undertaking
ON Grunden
til Forsom- .
m~elserne.
P~lantagee-
jere og For
~valtere Dor
bistaa Laere-
gen heri
, 1912-08-31

EleVerneS
M ndepligt.
GyldiR Grund
for Udebli-
vclse.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-01-25
NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF CON-
TRACT FOR DEED.

contract for deed was entered into by and be-
s snd as 4i mi M H Pisrs and R' Wsl e f 3. f aest part est.
said Hatcher agreed to convey to said Madg
Torrance of certain terms, conditions, stipula-
lions, and covenants therein contained, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
SEQ of Section Three. 81 and the North half
ton Ten, 110 both in Township One bundled
containing One Hundred Sixty acres, more or
Less ne ia ac ssm r bsg;t to the te, government m tha survey there I
| Cavalier and State of North Dakota.
And Whereas, in accordance with the terms,
conditions, stipulations and covenants of said
contract, the said Madge n. Piers, and Walter
B, Piers, are now in default by reason of their
failure to pay interest ON the sum of One Thou
sand Dollars (sloo0;Qo) at s per cent per annum,
became due under the terms of said contract on
November 1st. 1911. and: whereas said default
still continues in the payment as above stated.
and whereas said interest has not been paid
Now Therefore, you the said Madge NJ. Piers
and the said Walter B. Piers are. each of you,
hereby notified that such default as above stat.
ed has occurred in the 'errns, conditions. stipu-
lations and covenants of said contract and that
the said Hatcher hereby elects to cancel and
the rights of each of you therein, in accordance
with the terms. conditions and stipulations
thereof; and you are hereby notified that the
said contract for deed will be cancelled and
terminated. and that all your rights Hereunder
/ will be ended and cancelled and that such ter
mination and cancellation of said contract will
take place on the eleventh day of March, 1912,
at noon,
You and each of you are hereby further lott
fied that this notice is hereby given to you for
the purpose of cancelling and Terminating said
contract and all your right, title and interest
therein, and in and to the premises therein de-
scribed, pursuant to Sections 7494, 7495, 7496 and
1897 of the Revised Codes of North Dakota, for
the, year 1905. and as otherwise provided for
by law.
Dated January End, 1912.
1852 81, a. BRONSON.
Attorneys for said Hatcher. Residence and
kota. Offices; Northwestern Building.
To ADG NJ PIERS and WALTER B. PIERS.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-01-25
SOME QUESTIONS.

The North Dakota Development
League asks the following verypertinent
questions:
Mr.. Business Man:what are you doing
to bring the farmer and his trade to
your town? Have you done your part
toward making his visits here profitable
to him as we'll as to yourself? Do you
realize that good reads are business
builders and that they are fully as i'm.
portant to you as they are to the farmer!
Mr.. Farmer, what are you doing tc
lessen your expense in getting your
crops to market? Are you helping tc
it easier for your family to get to town
and to church and school, by helping tc
provide better roads? Are you advis.
ing your representatives in the state
legislature to revise our road making
laws so as to put the maintenance and
improvement and construction of high.
ways upon a business basis? Or, are
you helping to block progress in road
improvement?
These are pertinent questions, They
are important to you. Your help is
Needed. This road question is of the
utmost Importance to all of us good
roads mean less expense more pleasure,
more profit.