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suInmona.
SummOnH.
State OF North Dakota, County Of
Cass. In District Court Third I1lIinioi


State OF North Dakota, County az
Gass. In District Court. Third Judicial
Henry Johnson Inc Sanford Johnson.
Fialntlirs, VS.. Mrs, "A. q. Malette, other
wise known as Mrs. g. "a. Malette, Mrs.
May2Boyd, otherwise known as Mrs ii,
e. Boyd, Z. M. HadWin and r.. II. Had
win, and all other persons unknown.
claiming any estate or interest in, or
lien or incumbrance upon the property
descrihed in the complaint, Defendants.
The State of North Dakota to- the
above named defendants:
9 are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint In this action,
which is filed in the office OF the Clerk
or said District Court, and to serve 4
copy of your answer upon the sub
scIiber within thirty days after the
service OF this summons upon you. ex-
elusive OF the. day OF service: and IL
case Of your failure to appear Oh an
swer Judgment will DC taken against
g oy defanlt for the relief demanded
Dated May 26th, "A. y. 1918.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Office and postoffice address. First Ma
tional Bank Building, Fargo, North
10 the above named defendants ana
each of them, take notice:
Ihat this action relates TO and lis
brought for the purpose OF deterrnin-
Ing. adverse claims and quieting tirie
In the plaintiffs to the following de-
scribed real estate, situated III tha
Countys Of Gass I'M State Of North Da~
kota, to-wit:
Sixteen acres, more or less, In the
Northwest quarter of Section I3. In
Township las North, Of Range 49, West.
described as follows: Beginning s.f 4
point 115 lis rods south OF the North
east corner of the Northwest auarrer
Of said Section, thence West 57 1T
rods. thence South 44 4-5 rods, themes
rods to place of beginning.
WILLIAM u. CLAPP.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
lJune 2s9-16-23-30; July III
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MUzzLE OR INBOUND THE DOGS.

This is h season Of the year when
it may be we'll to avoid the coming in
contact with a strange dog, for as
rabies is more prevalent in very hot
weather than at any other time, the
present sweltering weather seems to
be the kind in which rabies is develop
ed. AT least that is the popular idea.
Dogs that are permitted to run at
large on the streets should be i'm
pounded. Especially those that are
unmuzzled should be disposed of by
the authorities. No chances should
be taken with rowing dogs.
In st. Louis. it is shown by the
record, 1,047 people were bitten by
dogs during the yea 1912. OF these
500 were children. There were 100
cases of rabies and five deaths from
the bites.
Fargo has had considerable expert
ence with biting dogs. There have
been numerous cases in this city
cases that could not have existed if it
had not been for the laxity of laws
f~orbidding the running at large Of
strange and unattended dogs.
Let it not be said that the people
Of Fargo must be endangered by this
menace to the human family, but
rather let it be so i~mperatively de-
creed by the authorities hat not a
stray dog will be found on the streets.
Let those who WI dogs either muzzle
or keep them chained, and when a
dog is found running loose on the pub
lie streets unmuzzled let it be inn
pounded.
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COMMENTS.

New Orleans Picayune: There is
probably no large commercial center
in the country that is so dependent
upon the agricultural prosperity of the
surrounding country as New Orleans.
We enjoy a considerable foreign trade,
it is true, and it is likewise a fact that
wei are o without manufactures,
but by far the greater part of olr
commerce consists in distributing the
staple products Of louisiana and the
~neighboring states and supplying this
same territory with the supplies needed
to make the various crops. IL the
crops are good and prices are salts
factory our merchants and traders en-
joy a good seasons business, whereas
on the other hand, crop failures are at
once felt, as the void thus created
cannot be supplied by immediate ex-
pansion in some other direction. At
the present time the outlook for the
crops in this territory is most promis-
ing. The sugar fields are well carpet
ed with a Thriving crop of a ri and
rice and corn are making fine prog
ress. : y = All the smaller crops are
reported to be promising, and farmers
who learned by bitter experience the
Importance of diversifying their in
dustries will this year be in a position
to ship good quantities of cattle, hogs,
poultry and garden produce. y
AS the time approaches for the compile
ton of the Panama canal, traffic with
the Latin-Ameriean countries will In
crease; in fact. the increase has all
ready been SO great ais to tax to their
utmost the existing steamship faci1i-
ties. There lis. therefore, no room for
pessimisra Of disbursement OF any
sort. The outlook for the coming fall
season at present seems bright and
every business man should perpare to
take full advantage of the opportuni-
ties that the fine crops and expected
general revival in trade will hold out.
New York Press: President Finley
of the Southern railway, addressing
members of the traffic department Of
his system, pointed out the CONNER
ciaI value. of good manners. Courte-
Gus and considerable treatment of the
patrons lis M OF the aids to dividends
as President Finley very well knows
- AA 49, H1A EAh hENN
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and as a good many service corpora
tons have demonstrated. The Gus
toner who is made to feel that the
department store, the railroad. the
bank or the wholesale house is his
personal friend is the one who is not
only most certain to come back again
with his business, but the best possible
ship is a strong force in determining
the courses of business. Other factors,
such as price and service, may be, and
commonly are, closely standardized.
The personal equation is the n in
which the largest field remains, sunder
modern conditions. for expansion OF
opportunity, for knitting together the
business fabric and strengthening it
, with the enduring fibre Of individual
touch nj mutual understanding. Peo-
pie that travel extensively know how
much those considerations have to do
with the routing of business. The pas
senger by rail discovers on what road
he gets the most satisfactory treat
ment, and when he becomes a shipper
Of freight his inevitable disposition is
Ito favor that line which has earned
his kindly sentiments on personal
grounds. President Finley's advice to
his passenger traffic force was enlight-
ened and wise. 1t lis just as good adj
vice for people in every other line OF
business.
Cleveland Plain Dealer: without
waiting for action by the federal gov
straighteningth Iow&r CuYahoga river,
declares the director of public service.
If congress chooses to aid in improve
ments which will besof benefit to aavi-
cation all over the lakes, its assistance
will be welcomed. Indeed, such help
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count and Distribution of Estate.
State of North Dakota, County Of
G. Hanson, Judge.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Jane
Thorn. Deceased. '
Edward w. Hubert, Administrator,
William Thorn, John C. Thorn, Mary
Duntley, Agnes Geddes, Euphemia HUI
bert, Arnold Bell. Nettie Bell and the
heirs of, Bessie Ballock, Deceased. Re-
s~pondents.
The State of North Dakota to the
above named respondents and all other
persons interested in the estate of Jane
You. and each Of you, are hereby not
flied that the final account of the adj
ministrator with the will annexed Of
the estate Of Jane Thorn, late Of the
village Of Grandin, in the county OF
Cass and state OF North Dakota, de-
ceased. has been rendered to this Court.
therein showing that the estate OF said
and distribution. and petitioning that
his account be allowed, the residue Of
said estate be distributed to the per-
sons thereunto entitled, his administra-
Wednesday, the 10th day Of July, A. D.
1913, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
that day, at h court rooms of this
Court in the court house in the city of
North Dakota, has been duly appointed
by this Court for the settlement there
OF, at which time n place n person
interested in said estate may appear
and file his exceptions, In writing, to
said account and petition and contest
the same.
And you. and each of you, are hereby
cited and required then and there to
be and ppear before this Court, and
show cause. II any you have, why said
account shall not be allowed, the res
idue of said estate distributed, the ad-
ministration of said estate closed and
said administrator discharged.
Dated the 10th day of June, A. d.
1913.
(SEAL) A. c.. HANSON.
Judge of the County Court.
Augustus Roberts,
Attorney for Administrators,
Fargo, North Dakota,
(June 16-23-30; July z. 1879
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Notice tn cnAditnrs

EmEE LMSI ts8sAHE t+EEIRTE TWGMJHE8
Ia the matter Of the estate Of ROB
5ert w. 8Fedchmann. Deceased:
NOTICE is hereby given BY the an
derstgned, the Administrative Of the
Estate of Robert w. Feichmann, tate
q the city Of Fargo, In the County OF
ceased, TO the creditors Of. ana an per-
sons having claims against said de-
ceased. TO exhibit them with the nee
sessary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication Oh this no-
tlce, 70 me at my residence, no 9Th
Street ~ Fargo. North Dakota.
Dated June 18th, IA. ID, 1919.
Marry TEICHMANN
|. 81. !. Aministratrix. III
Roberts, Attorney for Ad-
min~istratrix, Fargo, N. OAK.
1913 sgSA' 4
June. go. July g-l4-2a.
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the treasury FOR the purpose. Congress
would be justified in helping only
those who showed an inclination to
help themselves. IA vast Improvement
of fa~r-reaching effect on the commerce
and industry Of this port and Of much
Importance to the development OF
shipping on the lakes may thus be i'm
a%ugurated with funds raised by the
people of Cleveland. Tt is the promise
OF q day when for the first time the
full benefits Of the city's inner harbof
will he realized.
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VIII Democrats consent9

Milan Standard: Frank Day is
booming Judge G. w. Stanton for tho
democratic nomination for governor,
and advances as an argument that the
Scandinavian have held the office Of
chief executive of this state sixteen
out of the past twenty years and ought
to be willing to give an American a
chance. There is ne objection on the
part of republican persuasion to Judge
Stanton becoming the democratic cam
didate. The question is will the poll
~ticians eager for office in the demo-
cratic party allow him to run.
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Strength Goina to Waste.

Judge: Father said little Her
bert, why doesn't mother travel with
the circus? ~,
What could she do in a circus? q"
She might be the strong woman. ]
heard her tellin' grandma, this morn
ing, that she could wind you around
her little finger
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Notice to Creditors.
In the matter Of the Estate of Abbie

In the matter Of the Estate of Abbie
e. Redding. Deceased: @.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, S. W. Robinson, administrator
of the estate Of Abbie e. Redding, also
known as Abigail E. Redding, late of
the town Of Owatonna, in the County
of Steele and State Of Minnesota, de-
ceased, to the creditors of, and all per-
sons having claims against said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication of this no
tice, to said Administrator at the Office
of Augustus Roberts, his attorney, so
Broadway, City of Fargo. in said Cass
County. - 81.
Dated May oath, A, D. 1918.
S. W. ROBINSON, r.
@-r t.. Administrator.
First publication on the 30th day OF
June, A. D., 1913. r
.(June 80, July 7-14-21.)
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cross CareIeasness.

Eyerybody's Magazine: aBilps go-
ing to sue the company for damages,
Why, what did they do hinl?'
They blew the quittin, Whistlaxwhen
s'e was carryin' a eavy piece of iron,
and e dropt it on lis foot"
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published every evening except Sunday
In The Forum Building, corner OF t1rst
avenue and Fifth street north, Fargo.
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be made without fear Of contradiction,
that North Dakota's continued pros
perity is as sure and certain as the
swing Of the seasons.
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Oliver county officials are in trouble
over alleged illegal seizure of beer said
to have been ordered by private par
ties for Fourth Of July festivities.
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Great Waist Sale

At Howard Moody's in Moorhead.
Beautiful new silk waists marked
down. $50 for quick selling.-Advt.
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A Word 10 the Wise.

Springfield Union: The man who lis
temperate In his drinks lis wise. but
not necessarily wiser than the ma
who is temperate in his language.
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The Great Northern train service is
not pleasing the people of Langdon-
The Cavalier County Republican tells
the company SO in plain terms.
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Several hundred thousand brook
trout fry are to be planted in Sweet
Brian creek. Morton county. if consid-
cred feasible by the state fish EXPERTS
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The Mandan c~hautauqua opened this
years season on Sunday with fifty
three camps averaging four persons to
arranged in streets.
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TWO girls, one boy and twins, a boy
and a girl, were born in Bottineau last
week.
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The Ransom county old settlers pic.
mic will be held at Sheldon. July 8.
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North Dakota
Kernels

Tennis is one of the amenities for
the young people at Mott.
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New sidewalks will be a feature Of
civic improvements at Wahpeton this
year
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Harry Kelly. captain and shortstop
of the Bottineau baseball team, had his
left leg broken just above the ankle In
a game at Deloraine Tuesday.
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Mandan ladies promoted a "tag day"
proposition for the city's public library
and netted $124.66, making the balance
in the treasury $199.10.
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Editor Varty of The Bantry Advo-
cate, is concerned over the hard time
Cupid is to encounter under the new
marriage law.
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j. r. Newton, a prominent farmer
neal Sheldon, has added more pure
blooded stock to his herds of cattle,
and swine.
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CHICAGO. mlLwAUMEn q an. pAur,

Trains Arriving From East.
No. 4eS s..l2:a0 ID. IN.
Naked ...s ..s.s.s.s. SAD p. IN
Trains Going East.
Mo. 406 commandments. T:l0p b, an.
Mi1ed tram ..sss........ 200 a. M
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Inc Manoa cnautauqua opened this
years season on Sunday with fifty
three camps averaging four persons ete
the camp. The tents are regularly
arranged in streets.
Adolph Laiske, charged with bur.
glary at Mohall, successfully contend.
ed in the district court, that an al.
legged confession to which his name
was signed, was untrue.
The summer school of the VALLEY
city normal school opened last week
with an enrolment of oVer 500 stu
dents, many of them teachers special
1zing in different subjects.
Mrs. Owen c. Thomas of Westhope
was killed in an automobile accident
a few miles out of Bottineau last
Tuesday afternoon. Other occupants
OF the car narrowly escaped serious
Injuries.
The Fourth Of July celebration al
Gilby was well attended. The fea.
ture of the day was the warmly con-
tested game between Emerald and
Conway, the latter being the winner
The programme Of speeches and de.
clarations was very good.
|. Inc roil nice Memorial park viii
be dedicated July. 81. Governor Hanna
and former Governor Burke, now
treasurer of the United States, will
take prominent parts in the proceed
lngs. and Mrs. Custer, widow of Gen
eral Custer, is expected to be present
James K. Thornton has been re-
elected superintendent Of schools al
Sheldon. Owing to DR.. Cupid and 9th.
| ar avs kl1~A I'LL -,
new teaching staff. The principal OF
the high school is Samuel Mosby, re-
puted one Of the best platform speak.
ers in the state.
Casselton is to have a corn show
Oct. 8, 10 and IL. One thousand dol,
lars in prizes will be offered for al
sorts of farm products, horses anC
cattle. c. r. Meredith heads the com
mittee which has the management Of
the enterprise, which will be under
the auspices Of the commercial club.
Probably the most unique Fourtl
of July celebration in the state wal
that Of the %convicts at the North Da,
kota state penitentiary at Bismarck
This plan was started several year,
ago by former Warden Hellstrom an
continued by Warden Talcott, .wh,
~~S ~ooSN oA& - / Ny Slf1n6E {
field day programme also.
The officials of Morton county in
tend to make every effort to enforc,
the new law that went into effect OF
July 1 entitled an act declaring to b,
common ~nuisances any house. build.
ing, room or place where gambling
paraphernalia are kept and where per,
sons resort or are permitted to resor
for gambling or disorderly purpose.
A m%achinist in the Mandan shop,
of the Northern Pacific railroads hai
come forth with the statement tina
he has invented a perpetual motion
machine and has sent a model on tt
Washington. His name is James w
Kennedy and he is 33 years old. Ii
his investigation Of the history o
perpetual motion inventors, Kennel,
says he has found that forty-eigh
suicided and almost 500 have gon
insane.
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Adolph Laiske, charged with bur-
glary at Mohall, successfully contend
ed in the district court, that an al
legged confession to which his name
was signed, was untrue.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-07

The Equity Elevator Co., at Sheldon,
has purchased the Monarch elevator
at that point.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-07

The ladies Of the Episcopal church
at York have undertaken to supply the
funds to repair the building.
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Another train has been added to the
freight service on the Southwestern
branch-It runs every other day.
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The commercial club at Casselton
has made a move to have the city
band r~eorganized.
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Valley City dentists have agreed to
close their rooms daily at 3 p. m. dur
ing the c~hautauqua.
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Nineteen births and eight deaths
was the record of Cavalier county for
the month of May.
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e. Boyd Nero of The Courant at.
Bottineau has taken charge of The
Herald at Omemee.
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The citizens Of Tioga appreciate
crossing improvements made by the
Great Northern Railway Co.
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A party of seven North Dakota ele-
vator men are investigating the hand
ling Of grain at lake ports.
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Building new bridges and repairing
others is n Of the activities in,
Burke county.
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Hugh Van Pelt, an Iowa expert, will,
judge the stock exhibits at the Barnes
county fair.
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Crop estimates for Burke county
say twenty f1ve to thirty bushels to
the acre for wheat.
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The summer school of the Valley
City normal school opened last week
with an enrolment Of over 500 stu
dents, many of them teachers special
izing in different subjects.
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Tennis is n of the amenities for
the young people at Mott.
The Ransom county old settlers pic
mic will be held at Sheldon. July 8.
Two girls, one boy and twins, a boy
and. a girl, were born in Bottineau last
week.
New sidewalks will be a feature of
civic improvements at Wahpeton this
year. ....
Hugh Van Pelt, an Iowa expert, will
judge the stock exhibits at the Barnes
county fair.
Building new bridges and repairing
others is one Of the activities in
Burke county.
The Equity Elevator Co., at Sheldon,
has purchased the Monarch elevator
at that point.
E.. Boyd Nero of The Courant at
Bottineau has taken charge of The
Herald at Omemee.
The commercial club at Casselton
has made a move to have the city
band reorganized.
Valley City dentists have agreed to
close their rooms daily at 8 p. NJ. dur
ing the c~hautauqua.
Crop estimates for Burke county
say twenty five to thirty bushels to
the acre for wheat.
Nineteen births and eight deaths
was the record of Cavalier county for
the month of May.
A party of seven North Dakota ele-
vator men are investigating the hand
ling Of grain at lake ports.
The citizens Of Tioga appreciate
crossing improvements made by the
Great Northern Railway Co.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
at York have undertaken to supply the
funds to repair the building.
Another train has been added to the
freight service on the Southwestern
branch-1t runs every other day.
J. r. Newton, a prominent farmer
near Sheldon, has added more pure
blooded stock to his herds of cattle
and swine.
Editor Varty of The Bantry Advo-
cate, Is concerned over the hard time
cupid is to encounter under the new
marriage law.
Mandan ladies promoted a "tag day"
proposition for the city's public library
and Melted S124 AZ maLioor tbo ko1o..
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The officials of Morton county in
tend to make every effort to enforce
the new law that went into effect on
July 1 entitled an act declaring to be
common ~nuisances any house. build
ing, room or place where gambling
paraphernalia are kept and where per-
sons resort or are permitted to resort
for gambling or disorderly purpose.
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Mrs. Owen c. Thomas of Westhope
was killed in an automobile accident
a few miles out of Bottineau last
Tuesday afternoon. Other occupants
of the car narrowly escaped serious
injuries,
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Notice nnd CltatIon Hearlng Final Ac-

June, A. D., 1913.
Dune 80, July 7~-14-21.)