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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-05-16

Miss Virginia p. Moore, agent in
charge.
Lets have a hundred Corn Club
boys and seventy-fve Tomato
Club girls present, and we'll send
the Banner a picture of the biggest
clubs in the State in addition to
learning how to grow our crops.
M, i. HARDIN,
superintendent.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
Teachers, Boys and Girls Clubs.

The Benton County Teachers
Association will meet this month
on Saturday, May "a, instead O.
the usual third Saturday, There
are two reasons for the change Of
time, the institute will be in ses
sion and most teachers will be il
Camden on the Oath, and we coulC
have some of our speakers on the
24th who could not be here the l7th
We want to make this one of the
greatest meetings of the eassociation
ever held in the county, and to that
end have engaged for the day some
OF the most prominent educators
of the State.
In addition to the teachers, we
want every Corn Club boy and
every Tomato Club girl in Benton
County with us on that date. The
club work is one for both boys and
girls and teachers. We want them
to have this joint meeting for the
purpose of getting. acquainted and
to give instruction to both.
Mr.. Fewell and Miss Moore will
be present to meet the boys and
girls and talk to them. 1t is our
first club meeting of the year, so
let every member come. 1t will be
worth a dozen bulletins to get the
speeches of our State leaders.
L. M. Rhodes always has mes
sage of hope for the farmer, and
says he will surely be with us.
Farmers and business men are
urged to take a few hours off and
be with us. Assistant Superin-
tendent ROBINSON and DR.. ii. II,
Waters are too we'll known to need
any introduction to Benton County
people. They always have some-
thing good, The program follows.
8 a, m.-Devotional exercises.
Roll call and reading minutes.
Address on rural problems, Hon.
L. NJ, Rhodes, President the State
Farmers Union.
Address by Prof. M. w. Robin
ION, assistant State Superintend-
mt of Public Instruction.
Noon intermission.
Talk to the Boys Corn Club, J.
Z, Fewell, agent in charge.
Address by DR.. A. E. Waters,
PRESIDENT Hall Moody Institute.
Talk to the Tomato Club Girls.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-05-16

Ira l.. Presson, who can make a
crop, teach school, make a good
speech before the Farmers Union
and sell fertilizers, has secured
1000 pounds of the best brand of
fertilizer to be given as premium
in the Boys Corn Club contest in
the fall. The international Agri-
cultural Corporation through their
representative, Mr.. Whitsitt, are
the donors.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-05-16

The difference between a dead
town and live town is the differ
ence betweeen dead merchants and
live merchants. Some merchants
are so dead or free from enterprise
that it takes sizzling hot thrusts to
awaken enough life in them to even
PEI citrate the outer rim Of business
progress.
They will sit around endeavor-
ing to catch trade that comes to
town without Offering inducements
to draw business.
They tell the public that they
do not advertise in the newspapers
but give their trade the benefit of
the little money they might spend
in advertising by giving them more
for their money than the advertiser
they know is falsehood.
The advertiser always gives more
and better goods for th3 money
than the merchant who doesn't
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
BUSINESS BOOMERS
Copyright 1912 by deorge l.. Patterson

advertise, for the advertisers goods
are turned quicker and are always
new and up-to-date. Besides the
advertiser is the town boomer.
while the non advertiser is the
town sponger.
The advertiser, through the me-
dium of his ads, is reaching out
and bringing new people to town to
trade and is thus both directly and
indirectly advertising the town.
There is a way in which every
person trading in this town can
help the town and that is to en-
courage enterprise by patronizing
the merchant who does advertise.
That's one way to boom town
that should have our admiration.
This is the first of a series of
articles prepared for the merchant
who wants better business. Our
aim is to be of service to the enter.
prisiDg merchant.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-05-16

Information as will be of value to
the company in prosecuting the
work. 1t is hoped that every far
mer interested will promptly fur
nish the information requeted.
Mr., l.. Z. Belah of the industrial
department of the company is ac-
lively III charge of the work.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
Secretary

You will always find Liv.ver-lax
II the best drugstores. Ask j. G..
Presson.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
~, G. AND ST. l..
railway Promoting Improved
agriculture. Thoroughbred
Poultry and Live Stock
Encouraged.
COOPERATION OF FARMERS

~" Nv LOUIS hal way is eNlncln9
adeep interest in the improvement
or agriculture and live stock breed.
ing along its lines is indicated by q
letter recently sent ont by the in
dustrial division of the traffic de.
partment of that road to farmers
and breeders living adjacent there.
TO IN the States of Kentucky, Ten.
nessee, Alabama and Georgia.
The company, feeling that the
farm land owners and practical
agrlculturists along its lines will
appreciate advice and suggestions
when offered in the spirit of help
fulness and mutual profit, is follow
ing a planned line of endeavor
looking to much-needed improve
ments in existing agricultural con-
dltlons in the territory reached by
Its rails. The suggestions to be
offered will embrace lining the
soil where that element is lacking.
the sowing of winter cover crops,
the cultivation of such leguminous
plants as the clovers,. COW peas,
soy beans and alfalfa for creating
"humus" in the soil and enriching
it, rotation and diversfcation and
improvedlive stock Theinforma-
ton and data, to be disseminated
in the form of personally signed
letters and printed pamphlets and
booklets, will be supported by the
approval of agricultural experts
and agents in State and govern
ment service, and will therefore be
based upon long continued actual
demonstration and experimental
results.
Many thousands of acres of corn,
cotton and wheat lands along the
Nashville, Chattanooga and ST.
Louis Railway, under prevalent
methods of handling, lie bare and
idle and exposed to the inevitable
washing of heavy rains in the win
ter, that may, with little extra
trouble and expense, be turned to
good account and made to yield
their owners substantial profit in
the form of increased fertility and
early spring grazing when most
needed. This the company hopes
to accomplish. The sowing of
such green winter cover crops as
rye and the clovers will be advised
and encouraged. These crops, il
sown with the last cultivation of
corn and cotton, or early enough
in the fall to attain substantial
growth before the soil freezes, will .
thrive during the winter, prevent
ing washing of the surface, and
will afford valuable late winter and
early spring pasturage. In the
the fertility of the soil
will be substantially increased, es-
pecially if turned under the fol- 1
lowing spring.
The value of ensillage as an eco
,om ical feed for live stock will be
pointed out, and instructions as to /
how to build, best material to be
,sed, cost of building and NAM ma |
aiming silos on the farm VIII oe Y
In the work proposed, the COM
,any hopes to enlist the hearty
,ooperation of every owner of farm
anda along it's lines, and it invites
uch suggestions with respect to
oral conditions as it's interested
r;ends will be good enough to
,roffer. With the letter lately aa,
,ressed to the farmers is enc'oseo
saIf.addressed and stamped re-
,,rn post card, provided for such
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

-grtFalr &obIfirg perlebte 6en
bergangenen @onntng BEL gertpan6.
ten ntb 6realnben in Berger.
--Gbhp. Sanniib befimoet iid 6ie.
ie ISOLDE IN ct. 2oltis, mtf 8eild,
bel gertpanbten lno Sreurpoen,
-albert @oblt uttS @attin be-
fairoeir iid am letten Sonntag nilf
9eilid bel @ertpanbten in gbanlpis.
-Sris Sleiid bon Sreoerids-
burg, mar ON Witttpod 5lt furaen
gelitde bier 1lftS 6ebrfe bon bier iei-
ne Sterile rad ct. 2oiis aus.
-Gbas. Wonie itrpo @attin, bon
Berger, trafen ON berganseneil
Sumstog bier elm, at f,lr5em 8eIud)
bel g. @. Monje nm Samilie.
-Senrp @eisler lnr6 So. Boss,
bon Morriion, befanben iih art les-
ten Sornstag bier. als @aite tbrer
GouIine, 5rmi Seumam Sefotte.
-Serritatn &obmar1r nnb SRI
Snlia Streder fonler an lebtel,
lSonntag BON @aibington, 81 fllr5en
9eiu6 ibrer bieiigep Serapanoten.
Sim SienStog 0ieier ISOLDE pal
@blieIelnngstag fir lebeluSes SieD
5ablreife 6arner aus allet Sbetler
liIieres Gotntp's mareh baber biel
er'dieneh I'M ibr &ieb an Ole aalt-
fer ob5ulieTern.
SRI. Malptto 2alf, bon Morri
Jon, fam atn lebten Santstag bier
Der, allf elm paar Gage 5alin 9eiud
BON Srelinoen uipo 1T, ipabrero hires
bieiigen aufeutbalts, Sn @alt be
SRI, Sattie @pple 9efpeien.
6rau @rt. Strefer iltuo oerel
SoGter SRI. slriru Streder, ipelds
einen Morat lang bel Sertuanotel
in @erioian, aanios. aitf Seilidl ge
peIen tparelL febrtert att lesten 8rei
tag bierber 5uriid, Inn eir poo
@odyen bel Srml Streder's Sobn
8m Streder trrS Somilie, gu Der
lpeilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

Sing. Sdples nrodte am lesten
Smntng einem Mbfteber nod Gba.
mois, nm ieitler 9o6ter, 5rni Com.
Senpelmann, einen 8efi,d ab3iftat.
fen.
CLEO. GiIp bon Stolpe befar6
iib oirl pergal,genen Sartstng bier
i'm @eidj1fterL ,tro ftattete bel 0ieier
@eleserbeit audi unierer Office ei-
mem 8eiudl nb.
garry gberIin tprp6e bonn
County eridt gum gon8tnbler bon
Hoarf Eoipnibip eritarnt, Inn Die
6airdJ ben 600 bon Serrtartn S6aff.
ner entitn6ene 8afars aussitfiiGer.
. Gin Dor @npper ,pir6 aan
|Snmstog Den 8. MoDenuber in Der
Srene Greet SdliIe (@rtba,r Duff
ner, 2ebrer) gegeber iperben, 5u
DEM Seoernatn geraI. einselGoen
lit.
-Utuu OugH 4u8, 1uepue tuuDI'
emo Der Iesteir 3mei @oden bel bic
iigen @erapart0ten nrb Sreaipoen oil
@ait tpar, reilte am bergairgenen
Counting nieoer nafbalie, mud 2er
irgtom Mo.
-Sobn S. alnb s. @. gramer,
peldJe ibrem 8ruoer, 2ucas Grmner,
ON Ser 2ittle Berger. einen faraen
9eatb abgeftattet batten, peiitet a1n
Garmstag mieber 1rodlbaiie, 1uaG st.
terrible, Mo.
-Dr. Mamfoff, BON Neip Sapen,
mar attr lesten Montng bier aImo
aiiiitirte Or. Saffrer bel elmer Spe-
rotior ipelde al @rtbur Neilmann,
Dem dltel item Sobt bon Mife Neit-
lrlallrt, ST., polloagen tpeuoett mibte,
infolge elmer 8erles1ing lpelde Der.
ielbe int bergangenen CONNER, benin
@aieballipiel erbalten batte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07
JOHN II. HELMERS.

sos, a,ebIer febrte arn letter
Smnstog BON eirrent 9eiatb BEL Ser
iumtbten In @nsconaoe, suriid.
-g8m. Sreeig bon Berger, ipat
ON letter. Samstag. beIrdstpeiie,
inter ieinen Bieiigen Jreunoen.
-Sermann Drummer, bon Netu
9aben, fpar am lesten Sanrstag
bier in Der Stnbt, in @eif1fter.
Or. 6. 8. Saffiter ipllrbe am
b%ergan9enen Samstag, in drdtliden
Berridtungen, nad Berger gemufen,
-2earrber Mairu0pilIer befinSet
fh gegenhpartig in ct. 2o1is, allf
8eilidL bel 8ertpan6ten liro Sreitrl.
ben.
SRI. Serm Sans reite am per-
gangenen Sonntag mad ct. 9ouis,
ln Grf uubeltintntte 3eit BORT 5u
bleiben.
-Serndr1t &oepte talfte fiir5lid
bon @bas. Sanien, Or, eiRen 8att
plas OIL Der oitliden Giiuften Stra.
BE, fir $500.
-5rau @brit Sleiidl aino oeren
Sodter SRI. 2issie. fparen pabrenb
Der borigen ISOLDE Ole @aite ibrer
8ertuanbten in Hotsoam.
Sos nlonatlife aafieefrdn56en
oes epangl. ct. Buitls 6panenper.
ems fin6et lridJiten Dounerstag, ben
IS. Nopember 1tatt 5ll Dem Sober
,itarHr freuttMidHt eingelaoen lit.
-slm nidGterr Sairastds @beito
(u1orgen) fipoet in Der 8onaert Saue
nod Sdlub Der @orltellung I'M Sent
9beater, elm Boil itott, 5u tpeld)em
sseoermonn irernbIiddt eingetaoen
1T. -'-
-ssnau &atbarine MidaeIis. mel.
DE iid mebrepe 8Oder, beindsapeile,
in ct 2oiis auTgebalten bot, 1T
arll pergatsenen Counting tpieoer
5u Den Sbrigen bierielbit 5urilf ge'
febrt.
-gmg. 8rarbt nrtb oeiien bod}be-
toater @ater, Sris @rapbt, bon
9rafe, fparetl ONT p~eriloiienen Soms.
taa bier auf flr5er 9eillh brer
Sdnpeiter, reipeft. Sodter, 6ralt
Geo. Doll.
srma Geo. Mleoiser. peldye
mebrepe Sage bei @erpanotet llltO
Srelnpoet, IN ct. 2oaiis utr0 in 8eb.
tier @ropes, auf @ellid) 9efpeien
mar, fam am lesten Sarnstog ipteoer
5rtboatie ON.
-Srma 2oren3 Sris perfaiifte fiira-
lid einen biibiden gaaplat, on Der
meltlid,en britten Strabe, fiir $I00y
on 80. s. &limge, Deld@er oolelblt
nad6tes Griibiubr Elm idones @obr.
bal,s erridten pipo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

-rBincert MitelIer mn6 @attir
BON Berger beiaid)ten Srennoe nm
gefannte am Wittpod in urierei
Staot.
-5ran Som. Sacqltir, 6raa Sp.
@iu, Jrail Geo. 8eilrlartit itir6 Sri.
Slipia @il6ing bon Berger, befm.
Den iid} lestem Mittipod bier i'm Sc.
iif,dftcn irpo gum 8eip6 BON ge.
farflten.
-SenrD 9ipsfoh @m. 9emeDer
nn6 Mo. &rueger i1mmtIid Don Sope
beiaroen ii1 am lesten Niittfpoh
bier IN Der Stoot. 8err 2ipsfodj
madte alld eisien @eidaftsbeiad
nilf imtierer Office.
-@eorg Mueller, tpeIder Ser.
mann Na9el's 6arm, z meilen iiio-
Iif bon Senmann, gepabtet fat,
tpiro iid mieoer Der 6armerei nio-
mem ufl0 Duber inn 1ndften Monat
aitf Ole 5arm aieben.
-9ie idbrIife 8erianmlung itto
bie @abl BON fiinf 0ireftoren Der
@asconuoe County electromagnetic.
idtaft pipb am mfiten Sanstag
(morgen) Radymittda ltnt 2 ubr, in
Der Staotbale itattfimoen.
Cine 4n5abI unierer iurgen
2eute begdb ii9 am LETTER. Sonrptng
ilnb rnrierer 8afjbaritaot, @olbing.
ton, INN oortigen Srennoen eiren
9eil6 ab5iitatten, urpo febrte Damn
am abeno pieoer nod Sermam
auriif.
Geo. y. &ueoiger un6 Serbilly
arb Bles beeaben itb an Wontng
oieier ISOLDE rod SaIe1n, Mo., Inn
Der balbiabrliden Diitrift-8 erimrm.
lung Ger 2ogelt Der g. of g. oils
9elegaten Der Sernnonu 2oee beislt-
ipobren.
SRI. Ynulitte uttb Slora Silgen-
itoebIer, BON Bntsoam, befanoen iidj
fir ntebrere 3oge bier out 8eiird)
bel 8ertnanoten rnb iirbb, mabrenb
ibres Siarieits, ole @Gite hires Dit
felS ulro ibrer Sallte, Srib &loiiner
llltb @attitt.
-9ollis 8olff ln6 @ottin, bon
gitp, iinb bofyerfrelt iiber
bic Infltuft zines fleinen Sobmfens.
Srau 8olff biirfte pielen unierer
Seier nod i'm @ebadtniB iein, ols
Sodter bon gntil @umeoll
uno 8attin,
-Sreo. 9orleid uipo @attin, aus
ser 9fdbe BON Blanc, iotpbe oereu
Sodter, Srai Sermann araiiie, BON
trafen ant lesten CONS
tag bier eifly gum 9eilid BON @m.
Ieper 1utb Samilie, oifpie amoereu
8erapailoten.
-8iele uiicrer Iadbarn bon
Seem Sapen lpuren am pergangenen
Sarnstng bier, I'm Dem BASKETBALL.
ipiel aniiden Der Seem Sapen uno
ben Sermam SeamS beiSltipobten
DDS Spiel enoete 6iesnral nieoer
5ltgun5ten BON Stem Sobeli.
HLN 1
-Srib 9loiiner, friiber in Iots-
burn, bod iett in Sermarn mobn.
bait, bot gu anfang oieier ISOLDE
Dos acknowledgements bes peritorbenen
Sermarmt s.. Sfnffner fGufliH bon
Srait Sdaffner %erfuorben itlt0 iei-
men 8eiib aln letten Wtittlpod, on,
getreten.
-Sranf 9ri6ntd,ml tno @att!n
febrten Qtit @ontag 6ieier ISOLDE BON
einem 9eirth bei &ertpanoten, in
@eliingtott Wo., Silriif, lirbo pnrben
bier BON Serrn @itifnnann's &ater
SEQ 8ltidmnilir, abgefplt, melder
bieielben nod ibrer &eimatb in gap
beeIeitete.
-Sermonp 8omfe pelfer lebtes
Sriibinbr ieipe 6arm, in Der Rdbe
bon Stolpe, perfauite nnb NIT ieiner
Somilie nod Maplelpoo6 aog, fe6r.
tie att lebten 6reita9 bier6er 5urilf
iupo mir Sermanm 5i ieiner 5lfiinf-
tigen Seinatb MAIDEN.
-Das gountp-@ eridt befon6 iih
ONT pereangenen 5reitog in Situna
fir eirreit pertagten Sermirt. arBer
mebreren &edautngen, neld)e ge~
priift tupo our 3ablltng altgeipieien
ipiiroen, erbielten 2oris &ocb, bon
-.--
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

q 49,. .-.f
Where you ought to be
now /!
Looking backward to a
settled for : the : season"
overcoat problem, and for
ward to a comfortable win
ter as a result of the sett-
ling.
Very good values in mems
and young mems coats.
Short and long patterns.
SIS to $40
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

very gO0d values IN men s
and young mems coats.
Short and long patterns.
SIS to $40
Fall suits that are guar
anteed to please you in style
lift and workmanship. No
better clothes made than
those purchased from Ochs-
ner'S.
Two and three button
coats.
SIS, $3.50, $40, S22 SO
Fat mems clothes as large
as As.
Stephenson union suits
that are made better, look
better and wear better than
most garments sold.
81, $3.50, 81, $3.50
Two-piece underwear at
Soc to 81 per garment.
Young mems stiff hats in
styles especially made to
order for us. So.
Soft hats in velours and
velvet bands.
SO and $3.50
Stetson hats at 81
Mems high shoes in tan
and black. II, IA, 10 inches
S4, $4.50. S., Sc
Cushion shoes for cold
feet. Keeps them warm and
dry. 8 styles. IS
Double Eagle Stamps on
all cash purchases every
Friday.
The place for good goods.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-11

Proposals for County Drainage Bonds.
The undersigned, County Auditor In
and for Cass County, North Dakota,
pursuant to a resolution adopted byi
the Board OF County Commissioners Of
Cass County, acting under authority.
Of Chapter 90 of the Revised Codes.
OF 1905, and Chapter 90 of the laws
of 1907 and Chapters 124 and I25
of the laws of 1911, amendatory there
OF will receive sealed bids until two
o'clock p. M, Wednesday, March 5th,
1913, for the sale of drainage bonds
as follows;
For Jim Hill Drain No. 80, the sum
Of $1e.500.00 or for 30 much of said
sum as shall not have been paid to
the County Treasurer by the parties
OF said bonds. That the amount then
remaining unpaid upon said drain
shall be divided into five equal parts,
said bonds shall be numbered conse-
cutively, shall bear date, April 18th,
1918, n shall bear interest at the
rate of six (6) per cent per annufn.
That said bonds shall be due in three,
five, seven, nine and eleven years, re-
speCttvely. The said bonds and inter
est coupons shall be payable at the
office Of the County Treasurer of said
Cass County. in the City OF Fargo,
N. D.
quired TO pay for printing the above
said bonds.
The Board Of County Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
(SeaD ADDISON LEIGH.
County Auditor, Cass County, n. D.
(Feb. I, II, Is, 25.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-11
White WAY Notics.

Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the city council of the city OF
Fargo, N. d., held IN the 23rd day of De-
cembeT, 1912. bids were received and
opened for the constructing of a white
way, in white way district No. / Of the
city Of Fargo. extending from Eighth
street to the north bridge on Northern
Pacific avenue, also in white way dis
trict No. 2 of the city of Fargo, ex-
tending IN Front street from Eighth
street to First street Of said city of
Fargo.
Said bids so received and opened
were for the construction Of a white
way on said ven and street.
The owners of property liable to be
assessed for the cost and expense of
said white way will please take mo-
tice that the city council will meet at
the council chamber in the city hall
in said city Of Fargo at the hour OF 8
O'Clock p. M, OF the gath day of Feb
ruary, 1913, for the purpose of consid-
ering and acting on said bids.
Dated, Fargo, N. d., Feb. II, 1913.
A. r. Watkins, City Auditor.
(Feb. IL, 1879
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-11
Notice of MORTGAGE ForseIosur. Sal.

Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.
Notice is hereby given that default
a been made in the terms and con-
ditions of that certain mortgage made,
and delivered by Henry Grey,
also known as Henry Massey, mort
gagor. to Annetia Campbell, mortgage,
dated on the 25th day Of October, 1911,
and filed for record in the Office of the
Register Of Deeds of Cass County,
North Dakota, on the 25th day Of
October 1911. and recorded in book
III" OF Mortgages on pages 546 ct.
sea- and the said mortgage has elect
ed in accordance with the conditions OF
said mortgage to, and does hereby de-
clare the whole amount secured by
said mortgage to be Immediately due
and payable, n the said mortgage
Will be ~foreclosed by a sale Of the
premises in said mortgage and herein
after described at the front door OF
the Court House in the City of Fargo,
in said County of Cass and State Of
North Dakota, on the 25th day of Feb
ruary. 1913, at the hour Of two o'clock
in the afternoon Of that day, to salts
~ the amount due upon said mortgage
on the day Of sale.
The premises described in said mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same are situated in the said Coun-
ty Of Ass and State of North Dakota,
and particularly described as follows,
to-wit: The West Fffty-fve (55) feet
of Lot m Cd in Block Twelve C12)
Of Keeney & Devitt's Addition 10 the
City OF Fargo, according to the plat
thereof on file n Of record in the Of
fee or the Register Of Deeds of said
County. There will be due upon said
mortgage at the date Of sale the sum
Of Three Thousand Six Hundred Nine
Dollars and Thirty Cents ($3,6O9. 300,
including taxes and premium for fire
insurance paid by said mortgage I'M
der the terms Of said mortgage, and
the costs OF his foreclosure
Dated this Tn dav NJ Tan,,arv 1919
ANNETIA CAMPBELL,
Mortgage.
John Ross, Sheriff of Cass County,
North Dakota,
Pierce, Tenneson & Cupler, Attor-
neys for Mortgage, Fargo, North Da-
kota.
(Jan. 7~-14-21-2s. Feb. Ali, 1919,
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Shnriff,s Sale

State of North Dakota, County of
Cass-ss:
George Carufel, Plaintiff, VS.. Mrs. A.
L. Evans, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given, That by vir-
tue Of an execution to me directed and
delivered, and now in my hands, issu-
ed out Of the Clerks office of the Third
Judicial District Court, State of North
Dakota in and for the County of Cass,
upon a judgment rendered in the Coun-
ty Court for the County of Cass in
favor Of George Carufel, Plaintiff and
against Mrs. A. L. Evans, Defendant l
have levied upon the following describ-
ed real property Of said Defendant sit
uated in the County Of Cass and State
of North Dakota, to-wit:
All the right, title and Interest of the
above named Defendant in and to Lot
numbered Twelve (12) In Block num-
bered Seven CD OF Ranches Sud-divi-
sion of Block Seven (7) of Chapin's ad-
dition to the City of Fargo, according
TO the certified plat now on file and Of
record in the Office of the Register of
Deeds for said Cass County, N. D.. and
money and effects in said property.
And that / shall, on Wednesday the
26th day OF February A. D., 1913, at
the hour OF 2 o'clock p. NJ, of said
day, at the front door Of the Court
House in the City of Fargo, in said
county anu SLdLe, proceed 10 sell the
right, title and interest OF the above
named Mrs. A. L. Evans in and to the
above described property, to satisfy
said judgment and costs, amounting to
Three hundred eighty-four Dollars and
thirty six cents, together with all ac-
cruing costs of sale. and interest on the
same from the Ord day Of January,
1913, at the rate of seven per cent per
annum, at Public Auction, to the high
est bidder for cash.
J. c. ROSS,
Sheriff Cass Co., N. ID.
Fl. j., Bot, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Fargo, N. D., January 21st.
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