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tests Of the house committee. As fiua
resort lights were turned out. but not &c
he deprived of their sport the couple
whirled ont Of the ballroom. through the
exchange and out onto the piazza. where
tired out.
The burning Of the Dunes Hotel and the
firing Of several cottages on Monday
caused some uneasiness among visitors
here. The Dunes had more than iOf
guests. who lost all their persona effects
The house was one Of the famous hostel.
ries of the north Jersey coast. The cot.
tage Of Mrs. BENJAMIN Guggenheim was
threatened. a. were other villas.
The Beach Club tennis courts are popu.
lar these days. Among the players no.
'iced this week were William T. Hoops
Robert Riker. Thomas Murray. Clark
Tobin. Charles Reynolds. Stanley Babhitt
Joseph Thomas. Joseph Byrne. Louis
Haggerty and Daniel Murray.
Among the New Workers at the Allen.
hurst Club are Mr and Mrs. L. Parrish.
Miss Dorothy Smithers. Mr. and Mrs.
James B. Regan. James B. Regan. Jr.
Edward Norwith, Charles Cullen MIR. and
Mrs. j. +. Turner. A. j Mendes. Mrs.
". +. Rynard. G. W. Brown Mr. and Mrs
NJ H. CORDOBA. l.. ". Boendorf, E. j
Reichert Jr.. f. F. Dunham. Mrs. G. H.
Hearn Mr.. and Mrs G. 4 Wright Mr..
and Mrs j. A. Shepard and j. H. Green.
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Dale. Edwin Dale.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Wellsbacher. Miss
Helen Wellsbacher. F, Sexton and John
r. Burton Of Brooklyn are also patrons
here.
Registered at the Curlew are j. II.
Williams, William G. Amos. l.. D. Ketcham,
y. G. Venetos. William s. Roberts and s.
Coils of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. o. n.
Montgomery. MIR. and Mrs. L. B. Hall,
Mrs. \. Zerega. Mrs, Agustus H Donahue
and Mrs William J Lynch Of BROOKLYN.
Among those who were being enter.
tanned at the Dunes were Miss Alice NJ.
Mayo. Mrs. +: l.. shipman. Raymond
Shipman. F.. W. Stoney. Mr. and Mrs.
". H. Philip. Allen F Horping. Howard
Hopping. Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Tierney
William +. Schleman. Mrs, A. L. Shipman,
Miss Mary Jordan and Robert Gayior OF
New York. They are now stopping at
the other hotels or homes OF friends here
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Mitchell and Edward b. Townsend o,
New York
Columbia F. =. Conklin. NJ. A Smell
zer. + A., Sm",t2er, Mr. and Mrs William
Arnold. Joseph } Smith. J C. Dvncs
\ \. Wmrzel. II J Mark,c. Mr. ana Nir>
Sarah 7. Brcar. Mis-. \ NJ Tully. Charles
J. Tullv. Miss Il NJ Fisk Mr.. and Mrs
4 II Brown, Miss Gcrtrude Blake. Mis-
Margaret Who,ston and Mr.. and Mr..
Murray Downs Of New York
Coleman House Charles fur,hnan
o. Bloomer, Mrs. Char los Engcrt Mrs
e. II Selick. Miss S.lck. George Solick,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes. Kaufman. Mr. and
Mrs $, n. Hahut. J B Clark 4 T. {
King MIR. and Mrs Edwin Jacobs. /. \
Jacobs. Miss Lillian Harris. Miss r Won
Gibbons and VI. r. Cunningham of New
York.
Ocilvie. John II Scully. Mr. and Mrs
John II King, Mr. and Mrs u " Warren
Lloyd T. Wiliiams. j. l. Flannerv. .Ir
Mr.. and Mrs A. Carter J X Lynn and
and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren A. Peters o.
plaza Mrs " e Bennett. Mr.. Harry
Fender, Mr.. and Mrs 6 W Miller Mr..
n 4 Sperry. Mr. and Mr. II HasKell
n Nelson, G Ward, Mr. and Mrs
|
Teresa Allen. Mis- Mabel Allen Mr. and
Mrs n Clark fdward schultz u f.
Fitzgerald. Miss Janet p. stars, ilr- !.
e. schwartz and Miss Cara"y Naihic o,
, New York
Manhattan. MIR. G T.. Conlov. II Scot,
Conley. Mr.. and Mr.. y Van Hp.,aa.
! Mr. and Mrs ' II Giihn.' @ " too,.
hart, Mrs May l. BaA". ~ y N.crt.
Mr.. and Mrs william Nciiwnil. Il 4
| Ilashrouck. l. 4 IasbrnIce. " aud hir-.
+ : Delamalin and nr. ana i'ri t. &.
| Richardson of New York
Brunswick, Mr. and Mr. " = Scheck
tor. Mr. and Mrs " l. Frost. Mrs NJ
Livingston. Mrs Thomas A Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. W G. Hall, Il y Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur !. Trusscl. Miss
Genevieve Davis. & +. Quackcnhu-n.
J. G. Mcdowell NJ Van Brunt and X
Nv Mcdowell Of New York
| Fenimore' Mr. and Mrs ! " Henson.
Mr.. and Mrs r " Sohmer Miss Vera
Hoffman Miss g Hoffman, J I Nc
Carthy, Mr. and Mrs HICh Jones. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Brown, \ u. Chase ard Mr.
and Mrs y + Hadle, of New YorS.
Bristol -Relvedere: Mirs T. H. Hide
brand. Mrs, c. UnGer. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
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Harry +. Breen and William J. lee of New
York: Felix j. Loughlin of Brooklyn,
Llf yettn S. Barton. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. II. h!incho. Miss Edith Mincho and X
ClaH. Of New York.
Manhattin- Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Wilson
Miss Kate B. Byron. Il. A. Hasbrouck
J. !. Ryan Mrs. l.. y Perez and family
Of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Derbe. Mrs
~. l. Blake and Lawson X. Jones of
Brooklyn.
Metropolitan Mr. and Mrs. Warren. A
Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Ogilvie
Mrs. Thomas r. Anderson and Allen Z
Anderson Of New Work.
Colonial Mr. and Mrs r. l. Van Slvke
Miss T.. Henderson, W y. Calender. Mr.
and Mrs. George T. Pusey. George r.
Pusey. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur OKeefe
Mis- Kitherine O'Kcefe. Richard Power
and Wilitam Power. Of New York.
Mon-IaX'h Miss / V. Ambrose. Miss
Mary AMhros,'. Mr. and Mrs. l.. F. Chap.
man. F.. Henry Eckardt. p j. Harmon and
family. and John W Moore. Of New York
Winthror-Harry s. Stone. Edward
Morton. Mrs Henry Rosenthal and. fam
ilv Mrs +. l.. Rosenthal Miss Bessie
wvnnc Herbert Ashley. Mr. and Mrs.
! / Murray aud familv and Mr. and Mrs.
X. Fairchild. of New York.
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Mountain on Wednesday to the Iounf
Mems Military Camp. where they wer
! entertained by Col. Il. Rogers. The,
carried off many trophies in the shape
/ Of brass buttons and other decorations
Mrs. l.. Marshall entertained on Tuesda
night last almost the entire membershiI
Of the Young Ladies Pavilion Club AZ
her cottage near Woodport The recep
ton was purely n social affair. and after
enjoying refreshments and n pleasant
visit between members with a little music
| on the side the members offered a resohi
tion Of thanks 10 Mrs. Marshall for he!
hospit ility.
/ The Hcndersons Of New York are also
hero with their daughte who are ex-
pert swimmers and tennis players Beau
tiful Crosswavs. the summer residence
of MIR. and Mrs. George Duncan Of New
York. was the centre of ~ecial interest
ON Thursday evening last the occasion
being an elaborate musicale. the first Of
| the season II was preceded by dinner
AT which there were twenty guests. and
This company was at 10 O'Clock Joined by
twentv-two VINO came from other dinners.
, One of the inveterate golfers among the
! recent arrivals is Henry Powers Of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Simpson Of
BROOKLYN will give. another Of rheir-
pavilion dinners on Wednesday night Of
next week. Mrs Simpsons dance OH
Tuesday was voted n great success.
Miss Helen Barrett and Niles Bar
rett Of New York gave a picnic tea on
Tuesday at which Miss Alice Nicholas
of Rrookl;-n. who is the fancee Of Mr.
, Barrett. was the guest Of honor. Among
those present were Miss l.. FELTON, Miss
X. Crawford. Miss y. Purdy. Miss F. Fer
gerson. Miss X Trimble. Miss P. L. Car
| son. Miss g. Fowler. Miss n. Stillman
Miss l.. Everett. Miss +. Dobson. Miss l.
Parkinson. Miss l.. q. Horton. Miss A
Stewa-t. II. Rogers. J. KELLEY. NJ. Barrett
! II. Morgan. u. Webb and g. Pratt
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LAKE HoPATCONG. n. j., July lathe
height of the season has been rea chcd
and there never was time when so many
people wero gathered hcrr as now. There
has boon u" lack of morrircn' The
crowd vt visitors. resides bnirg unusually
larg" this season. IL also unusually CAV,
especially at tn" Hotel Brcslin. whose
contingent leads tn" round of iolliGcation,
which this week included beside the dance
and "uchre and heart parties and bowling
contests, nm entertaining variety of
outdoor fun making. among which wore
moonlight sailing and driving >Narties
to Nolan's Point and Camp Edwards.
Both tho Rrcslin and In" Castle Edwards
are crowded with pcopir
A novel ard interesting exhibition WAS
III" tent pogging and hurliing by Capt
Il. Lawson of the Rough Riding Club of
New York on Thursday rasehall has
lost none of itsropula-ity here. Judging Nv
thH interest taken IN the games Marshall
Hsnncsscy of brooklyn an old college
PLAYER vt note; Luther and Hollist"r Ken
ncdy o! New York University. i.Thurston
ot Princeton and l.. CLARK son of Columbia
College are the prim" movers il this
sport II IA the intention of Proprietor
II J. Hank of tho Rreslin Hotel to keep
his place open until LAT" in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halscy Thur-'on os New
York. who are among the social leaders here
this summer, entertained II party of twenty
at luncheon AT tn" Bresln Casino Wcdnc@-
day noon. Mrs. Il Harris of Broohlvu
gave iincheon 10 "A party of four Wodnos-
dav There Is n club here comrcsed
Of prominent New YorNr-. who rniov
the real comforts Of a country homo Iro
1t Is over twentyfour years old and j.
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ALLENHURST, N. J.
special Dinner at Alienhurst Club
IL Well attended.

ALLENHrRsr, y. j.. July Is A speciaI
dinner Al the Alenhurst Club which was
followed by a formal dance brought out
cottacnrs and summer society folk here
tonight in large numbers The social
programme at the club includes an infor-
NAL hop on Wednesdays, and owing to the
heat this week dancers for the most part
wbre light fiimsy gowns. while the men
were dressed in fannels and necligee
Bridge is a Friday night fixture for
Allenhnrst summer people. At the club
last night there was n strong turnout Of
players. Point winners last week were
Mr. and Mrs. ". =. Silcox, Mrs. Claire
Stosterholme. j. u. johnson and j. T..
Ryan.
Last Saturday night mischievous Young
folk at tn" formal club dance rcrs isted in
doing the turkey trot. despite the pro-
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MONMOUTH BEACH.
unusuallS Active scnSon BrinEt
Many New Workers There.

Many New NOrkers TneTc'
MONMOUTH BEACH. ~ j.. July lS-De-
spite the eNclusiveness OF this Newport
Of the Jersey coast" motoring and bath
| ing attractions have brought many new
visitors this season and an unprece-
dented activity in oil quarters Of the
summer colony.
Many well known New Workers are
present at the Inn and cottages. among
them Col. John NJ. McAnerney. DR..
Fred II. Humphreys, Percy s. Straus,
MIR, and Mrs. +. i, Sperry. J. W.
Spaulding. Albert Spauidins. =. n
Raruch. Il. ID, Adams, Louis NJ, Ham
erling. Joseph Reick. e. l., Horsmaa 4
G. B. Watts. l., 4. d, Percival. James
II, Beck. Hugh y. Camp. David Homer
Bates. William H. Hamilton. {. r.
Harms and Ed~in :. T'erot. Jr
Dances are run NJ the Casino twice
week and rule has been made
against turkey rottins and similar
variations
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During the week several enjoyable social
affairs nave taken place.
Mrs Horace Parker accompanied bv
party oi young ladies drove to Schooley s
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Point. The officers OF the organization
are charles y, Bennett. president: W H.
Douglas. vice-presdert. -. Nichols.
treasurer and n J. ketcham, secretary
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PEMBINA PENBA DAKOTA FRIDAY AUGUST gl2

- = " -
Wear in receipt Of a copy Of the III
Paso Mining Journal, published at RI
Paso, Texas, which contains among
other things, q lengthy article describ-
ing Mr. =. E. Booker's real estate hold
ings in Mexico, with photo cut Of the
subject Of the article and a complete de-
scription of Mr.. Booker's railroad pro-
ject, which is being constructed to open
this vast tract. The picture is as nat
ural as if it was taken when Mr.. Booker
was one Of US. The tract of land en-
bodies 1S5,0sO acres, much Of it being
timber land and the estimated cost Of
the railroad construction is $4,000 per
mile.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF clTy
:. .z1a1s, sa.ee rH1 AaTaEv7<
F. A. wsrdwen. G. G. Thompson
wARDw1LL . rxonPsoN
WILSON'S RUBBER STAMP
Anglers NEW YORKEE

Utica, N. Y, Aug. Following ths
nomination Of Governor Wilson for the
presidency, Geo. Allen Of Clinton, drop
ed congratulatory note to the nominee
He received an acknowledgement from
Governor Wilson signed with rubber
stamp.
Allen was chagrined by the rubber
stamp feature and yesterday addressed
sarcastic letter to Wilson. withdraw.
ing his support. Allen said:
"There must be . decided streak oi
'yellow' in you to descend to the petty
articidce of signing that particular kind
Of . personal letter with rubber
stamp, and il the nation dosen't find you
out before it makes the mistake Of elect.
ing you. it surely will after.
Eve might overlook this attempt At
deceit in man running for town con.
stable, or wink at it if it's object were to
sell a bill Of soap, or let us in on gold
mine, but we are q little particular
0OVut tAO nou w 0l0CV W t00 pIeSl'
dency.
"A man aspiring to that great Office
trying to catch voters with q spurious
personal letter Of acknowledgment, is 1
sight to make angels weep"
Candidate Wilson simply made the
mistake that many business men make
in using 4 rubber stamp. Any man
may accidentally find himsolf without
printed stationery, any man. may have
so much correspondence that he has moi
time to sign his name in person, but il
either case rubber stamp cannot gu
the bill. Better use blank sheets or en-.
velopes, Or in case Of signatures hire !
secretary, but the rubber stamp is q
open confession of poverty. Sidney
Smith, the famous WIT, said "a hole. il
the accident ola day bnt patch ID
msditated poverty.'' rubber
stamp il : patch.
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'ijs THIRD PARTY,

ss:s Tbis, ,vsek the Roos welt convention %
convened ~ Chic 8.
AZ this writing - ~ not knev what
\ viii IS done there sxcspt taat It D now
!: pretty Sesrtail that Il liiill u third
party
This hos u sssinsss ~ q IS
md usill de e tlhiililG IT. q n ~
I itt1 IA l,s y u rIstI
II ISsniso Sis 4 u II = + = 81 si
! ~ ft "a 4 M o. 4 y ! lll
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Official Directory

U S Senators = q Gcgnmper seSnna
U S Represent ( + & & Hanna
Governor-John Burke
Secretary of State-P D Norton
state eTreasurer-Gunder Olson
State Auditor-D r Brightbill
Attorney General-Andrew Miller
Railroad Com a a r y nfann anderson
nissioners WI y 4 a stntsman
supt Of Pub Inst-E Taylor
Com Ayr & Labor-,W G Giibreath
,uu.er OF supreme s s i T SIX sssla,nr
EB Goss easse
Judge 7th Jud. Dist-WJ ] Kneeshaw
STATE SENATORS
2d 2dt Bist-chliss BisteaafienG Ganssie a ST Thomas
REPRESENTATIVES
ChasEdwarde Drayton
LIST District u J O'Connor St Joseph
Ind District-H Geiger Hamilton
COUNTY OFFICIALS
States Attorney-Wm McMurchie
Clerk of Court ID Winlaw
Sheriff. ] Foster
Auditor-Wm; NEE, ~ Eslson
Register of Deeds--Geo Koadhouse
County Judge-H 6 Wick
Suryeyor-Herman Campbell
Supt of Schools-Isabella A Bufley
Coroner-Dr NJ Burrows
Public Admin'r-Elis Thorwaldson
(let-A b Purdy, Toilette
County srd-N Matheson. Crystal
Com'fs 'ea 4th-los Eorin. Neche
oSi5ssoo1eoso nS5f6is6So5 o565o6xo6oo 55exseso
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slMna'
Weed
49,

] have made arrangem- nts TO furnish
wood at reasonable rates. When you
want wood telephone 10. Terms cash.
n q. PATTERSON.
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FARM LANDS.

FARM LANDS.
In the equalization between the differ
ent assessment districts the following
changes were made from the returns
made by the assessors on farm lands ex-
elusive of buildings;-(to average after
change.)
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Heneman Says:
eeeeseeeeeeee.es..ee.ee.e.

We moved our stock of GEN
eral merchandise i'm the big
corner store formerly owned
and occupied by Chas. Full.
Wehave made many improve
ments on the building SO that
we now have one of the best
stores i'm this part of the
country, and cordially invite
you to come and see us at the
corner store, whether you buy
or not we will be pleased to
see you any time and want
you to feel at home i'm our
store. Our aim shall always
be to please our customers
in quality of goods we sell,
the prices we sell them at and
the cordial treatment we will
endeavor to give you.
JOHN HENEMAN
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Proceedings Of County
Board Of Equalization

The county board were in session as a
board OF equalization from July lst to
July llth. All members present.
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toilette twp. deer. Is per cent 1881.
LaMour twp. incr. 25 !" S34S.
Lincoln twp. Is I" 1927.

Lodema twp. 40 I. I" 759.
Midland twp. incr. 100 per cent sl152
Neche twp. inc. SO per cent sl47s.
Park twp. inc. 40 per cent 1892.
Pembiaa twp. inc. II per cent s1361.
st. Joseph twp. inc. Is per cent 1901.
Thingvalla twp. inc. 5 per cent 8l379
Walhalla twp. inc. 300 per cent s896.
CITIES AND VILLAGES.
/, Bathgate inc. 2O9o s15ls.
Canton inc. 1920 $3.50.
Cavalier deer. 2Oeo 1892.
Neche incr. 1919 s2375.
st. Thomas deer. 1O9o 1906.
Walhalla incr. 1000 s2lOO.
No changes in Advance 1925, Cava-
lier A55, Crystal 1ll6, Drayton 24SS
Hamilton 74O, Pembina 2227.
PIANOS, ORGANS, ETC.
Pianos to average $50; organs $40.
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, TOOLS, ETC.
Akra twp. inc IL per cent $1,000.
Advance twp. 9 Z" 1897.
Beauleau twp. inc. II per cent sls9s
Crystal twp. inc. AZ per cent s25O4,
Drayton twp. inc. : per cent s2S99
Flora twp. inc. 23l per cent s2499.
Hamilton inc. 81 per cent 1926
toilette Inc. IL per cent $1,000.
LaMour inc. 25 per cent sl3O6.
Lincaln inc. 81 per cent s2496.
Lodema inc. Ill per cent 29O1.
Midland inc. 6 per cent 349O.
Neche deer. Z per cent 348S.
Park inc. 48 per cent 2197.
Pembina deer. 6 per cent 1886.
st. Joseph inc 81 per cent 7499.
Thingvalla inc. II per cent 2207.
Walhalla inc. l54 per cent 2504.
Bathgate, Cavalier, Carlisle, Garder,
st. Thomas, no change.
Valuation represents value as determ
ined by County Board.
Agricultural tools, implements and
machinery in cities aud villages were
left as returned by assessors.
ENGINES AND SEPARATIONS.
Handy gas engines to average. $50 90
Separators run by steam engines. 100 90
Separators run by gas engines. -. 80 90
Steam engines-traction ....... 200 00
Gas engines-traction. 80. ......175 10
\ The following classes of personal
property were left as returned by the
assessors.
Glass No. l2--goId and silver plated
ware.
Glass No. 13-diamonds, watches and
jewelry.
u Glass No. l7-manufactnrers material
etc.
!: Glass No. 1s-Manufacturers tools etc.
\ Glass No. 19-moneys, other than that
Of banks.
Class No. Credits, other than that
Of banks.
Glass No. 24-Stocks and furniture of
billiard halls.
Class No. N-Electric light plants.
Class No. 28-all other property.
TOWN LOTS EXCLUSIVE OF STRUCTURES.
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change.)
Akra township, increase 1Sqc. .s2 So
Advance twp, increase go ........ 4 10
Bathgate twp, increase go ........ 6 1s
Beauleau twp, increase $50 ...... a ca
Carlisle twp, increase 6e ......-. 5 SO
Cavalier twp, increase 3l96 ....... 6 q
Drayton twp. increase 3ge. ....... 6 L.
Flora twp, increase 8%... ....... z 10
Gardar twp, increase SO. ........ 4 O8
Hamilton twp increase $50. ...... 6 "a
LaMour twp, increase $50. ....... 2 81
Lincoln twp. increase lak......... 4 95
Lodema twp, increase SO ......... 5 SO,
Midland twp, increase 1296. ...... A '85.
Neche twp, increase 249S 62l
Park twp, increase 36% ........... 4 81
Pembina twp. increase 32% -. 49s
st. Thomas twp, Increase 5q...... 6 80
Walhalla twp, increase 41qo....... 4 653
Canton WILL, increase 2s% ........ z So.
st. Thomas city, increase 1885,. z %
The following were left as returned by
the assessors:
Crystal, 6.26; Toilette, 4 IS; st. Joseph
6.l2; Thingvalla, 4.ls; Crystal c., $50;
Pembina c., $500.
After hearing William Cam, the own.
er lot !, blk. l., Venton's add. was re.
duced e25, and the building on land ad.
jacent to Crystal reduced 800.
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STRUCTURES ON FARM LANDS.
The structures on farm lands were
changed as follows, the total showing
the value Of such in each township after
the change.
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Thingvalla twp. 6%....... lO26O
Walhslla twp. 14lqS.... 1889
The following were left as returned:
Bathgate, 12025, Carlisle, 1895, Crystal
ll474, ORA, ton 1880, Flora $4,000, Gar.
dar lll4O, Hamilton, 1876, toilette II.
US, LaMoure $3.50, Park l14O5, ST. Jos.
eph 82A6. Canton v. 5s7, Crystal e.
2l20 st. Thomas e. 34OO. 9
Building omitted by assessor of Beau
lieu township, belonging to the State
Bank Of Concrets was placed on the list
valued at 1911, lot l, block 8, Concrete
".
HORSES, CATTLE, LIVE STOCK.
The auditor was ordered to change
the assessments as returned by per CEN
tages so that che averages shall be as
follows:
Horses one year old el5, 2years s24. 3
and over s36, stations $40. cattle year
e8 2 years go. co Rs $40, oxen sls. All
other old cattle go. mules year el5, 2
years "a. 5 years and over s38, sheep
81. go. hogs $3.50.
sI.EDs, WAGONS, AUToMoB1LEs, ETC.
Sleighssand sleds to average Is. Wag-
|ons. carriages, etc. ss; bicycles no
change, automobiles increased ia the
following townships and towns: I
Cavalier township 80 per cent, Eli II 8
Lincoln 40, Pembina SO; st. Joseph S,
|st. Thomas Is; Batheate 10; Canton 10;
Crystal 10; Dnyton 80; Hamilton 5; 81
Thomas 50; WslhalIa 50; in towns not
named no change.
H. C Wick asked the board 10 have
his automobile asssssment struck III i,
ne Pembina aiist s. be had listed IN
sans il Cavalier and Same vss granted
HoUsrHoID 1urNrruRI, ~.
Akta TN. inc. 10 spsr cent eoott0. &
E RathSat tvp. 11s pr cent
Beaulsas, tMp 10 10 la0oe
| Catlille4wp. xa
GsysGal i SS,s
E Do toat IN, n 80 81, 5s 3; \ 81 r N ~
40 t1pa n iSs. s = !, m Y I lt y s
4 4 a t y e i :. D u u H. -
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GOODS AND lIERcHANDIsE.
Advance increased 10 psr cont; Lin
i0Sn s; Thingvalla 90; Drayton 10. All
sfhst assessmsnt districts 40 change. Il.
lans ts siassii.sA = 50 III esnt;;
~ tt Ihoss 1e 1e; valhalla
s1 ssalief j; slAalla
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-08-09
BUILDINGS ON TOWN LOTS.

Bsthgate city dec l5per cent. .s27038
Canton village no change ....... 1928
Cavalier city no change. $500. !. 49s93
Crystal city no change !. J. ........ 2es24
;lrayton city dec. II per c........ 4l9O8
Hamilton no change 1852
Neche no change ). y. y. NJ. 2esS0
Pembina city no change. ...... 279O2
81 Thomas inc. p per G. s. 27975
Walhalla inc. 10 per c.. ...... 2sl7l
Backoo and Layden inc. 10 per G.. It'll
Concrete village no change. 239l
Gardar village no change ls4l
toilette village no change 5000
SBowesmont village no change. 81. 3llO
Glssston no change .I... 2365
Mountain village no change ...;.. 1905
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-08-09
Town LOTS EXCLUSIVE OF STRUCTURES.
Totals as changed:

tBathgate city. dec. II per cent. ..el0970
Canton village no change .....a.. 1878
Cavalier city no change ........ 1887
Crystal city inc. 25 per c.... ..... 1890
Drayton city deer. "a per c....... 1922
Hamilton village dec. 2l per Co.. 1902
Neche village inc. IL perc........ 1l003
Pembina city dec. 26 per c........ 13054
st. Thomas city deer. II per Co.. 1898
Walhalla village inc. 100 per Co.. 1852
Concrete (Beauleau twp) no
change. e.................... 1O4l
Backoo and Leyden advance twp
inc. So per cent. 523
Gardar no change ............... 660
toilette Nincoln twp inc 25..... 175
Bowesmont (Lincoln twp.) incr.
80 per ..................... 499
Glasston (St. Thomas twp) no
change. 1866
Mountain no change. 1893
Evening journal., 1912-05-17
HOUSEHOLD NOTES. Maud. 2 |, CHE,

To clean straw mating, use a cloth
wet in clean, salty water, washing
until clean, but wetting no more
than necessary, then wiping dry at
once. DO only a small space at one
time. drying as it is washed. until the
whole has been gone over.
II the recipe for ice cream calls
for fruit or nuts. do not add them
10 the mixture az the outset, but
when the cream is partially frozen
and the freezer is opened to stir the
half-frozen contents This rule fol-
lowed, the dessert will be smoother
To keep cream sweet. heat II al
most to the boiling point and then
put it in a glass bottle or esrthen