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near Hedgesville where she continued
to reside until her death. She lived
happily with her husband and to this
union was born two children. namely,
Sheriff Edward H. Tabler. with whom
she lived, and Mrs. 5. A. Sprinkle, OF
East Moler avenue, North Martins
burg. In addition TO her children, she
is survived by sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Cost Of near Logansport, Indiana,
who will be unable to attend the fu.
neral on account of her advanced age.
as she is nearly 90 years old
Thursday afternoon the funeral was
held at the residence at . O'Clock
with the Rev Or. Trump OF the Luth.
eran church, officiating. and interment
will be made IN Green Hin cemetery.
Mrs. Tabler was a devoted Chris
tian woman. having been affiliated
with the Episcopal church for many
years and during that period followed
closely in the foot steps of her Mas
ter In whom she trusted implicitly
Throughout her illness she bore her
suffering with Christian fortitude. Her
death, although expected, was great
shock to her friends who are grieved
over her passing away All join in
saying that "she was a good woman
and will ha rnieqad
Charles Elmer Barrett.
Charles Elmer Barrett. son of Mr.
and Mrs. L. NJ Barrett. 231 East Lib
erty street, died in the City Hospital
Sunday evening of heart trouble.
More than a year ago he was strick-
en- with illness and after spending
some time in the hospital returned
to his home entertaining the belief
that he would soon recover. But in
this he was doomed to disappoint-
ment, as the disease had become so
deep seated that il refused to yield
TO treatment, and it soon became evil
dent that his life was rapidly ebbing
away
Last week he entered the hospital
again, and it was seen at once that
he could not long survive Sunday
he became much worse and died as
stated. The deceased was In his nine
teenth year, atd, in addition to his
parents, he Is survived by the follow
brothers and sisters John, of Tifiin,
O., and Fenton, at home; and Mrs.
Florence Callahan, of this city, and
Miss Agnes at home.
Charles II. Barrett was widely
known throughout the city. and his
great host of friends are shocked over
his death. During his long Illness he
was the recipient of many acts Of kind
ness, and his last days were made as
cheerful and pleasant as they could
be. He bore his sickness with pa
thence and fortitude believing that in
the end all would be well. The family
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Miss saIIie Hammer.

Miss Sallie Hammer. Of Great Capon.
died Saturday morning at the city
Hospital of peritonitis after brief
illness. A few days ago she was
brought to the hospital for treatment,
but the disease had fastened itself up,
on her with such teuaeity that Il re-
fused to yield TO treatment, and she
passed away as stated
The deceased was % years OF age
and is survived by her parents. MIR.
and Mrs, James Hammer, OF Great Ca.
pom, four brothers and three sisters.
The family was notified OF her death,
but as none OF them came to take
charge of the remains the body was
buried Sunday in Green nm Gene
terry.
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has the sympathy q all in their sad
hour Of bereavement

has the sympathy q all in their sad
hour Of bereavement
John sridener
MIR. John Bridcner, of Bower, for
many years connected with .he Il. &
o. as section foreman. died satur.
day Of acute indigestion, aged % years.
He is survived by his widow and Ave
daughters. the latter being Mrs. Ray
Young. of Bolivar, Misses Katie and
Alice at home. Miss Minnie, Of Balti.
more. and Mrs. S. Beekwith. OF Wash.
ington. The funeral WAS held Tues
day followed with interment In the
Lutheran cemetery.
Raleigh Moier.
Mir. Raleigh Moler Of Washington,
who was born at Bakerton. Jefferson
county. died Saturday of heart fail.
ure. The body was brought to Har.
pers Ferry Sunday on train No. So, and
the funeral party was taken to shep-
herdstown where the funeral services
were held and interment made.
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York River Line

ELEGANT PASSENGER SfEAMFlss
and kiCH MoNp. Va.
Steamer leaves baltimore Tuesday. THURSDAY
and SATURDAY At . D. N. and arrive west
Point at I 5a a, m and Richmond ~ 9geR M
Steamers call NJ GioRceslex pniat yars
IN Gay Bank and Almonds, weather
permitting ~
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE FIR n
PIERS Is aud III LIGHT STREET wHAIf
through Tickets 10 oil points may he secure I
baggage checked ana state rooms fasery (
rom the City ricket ofticnS, To Il llaitims /,
street Arthur 81. Robson AGENT III n 80 I
treets. baltimore, nd.
Z. !, ClIIsM. N CHAPMAN,
6onl. Pass ACT Asst 0enl. fase A
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REPORT or THE CONDITION or

The Peoples Trust Company locat.
ed at MartiBsburg in the state OF
West Virginia at the close of business
April 4, 1919.
Bank first began business August
IA. 1901
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r. c. weens (certifIcated)

Gives instruction In Benn Pitman
shorthand by mail 1926 New Hamp-
shire avenue. Washington. D. G.
SD4 IA II.
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Asthma Catarrh Cured
Expert Medical Scientists Announce
Startling Results Obtained
by Senpine.

New York thousands are taking
advantage Of the generous offer made
by The Woodwork Company. Dept.
81, 1861 Broadway, New York City,
requesting an experimental package
OF senplne. the great discovery for
Asthma, Hay Fever. Bronchitis. and
Catarrb, which u mailed free OF
charge to all who write for t. 1t is
curing thousands Of the most stub
born cases. II makes no difference
how long you have been suffering or
how severe the climatic conditions
are where you live. senpine will cure
YOU
II you have experimental with other
treatments and have failed to find d
cure 90 not be discouraged but send
for trial Of this wonderful truly meIs
tious remedy which is scientific com
pound discovered by Professor Of
Vienna University aud is being re-
by thousands.
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Pains In the Stomach.

If you continually complain Of pains
In the stomach, your liver OF your
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Daniel Ropp

Daniel Ropp, one OF the Oldest cit
liens of the city. died this morning
at his home ON South Raleigh Street
OF heart troubles after an Illness of
a few days. On Sunday he suffered
two attacks. and Monday his condi.
ton was SO serious that he was un.
able to leave his bed Late in the
day he began sinking and IL was seen
that the end was not far on
The different members of the family
we're summoned but before all arrived
his death resulted dissolution coming
at / O'Clock. The deceased was 65
years of age He spent his entire life
in the county and was regarded as
enc of its most substantial citizens.
He was married early in life to Miss
Mary Smith and to their union was
born FIVE children all OF whom sur.
yiye him They are Mrs. Jacob Hes
sic of Hedgesville district; Mrs. A..
S. Garrett this city; Miss Martha at
home; George L. this city and Wat
ter o., of Barboursyille, w. Va. Mrs.
Ropp died several years ago
At 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon
the funeral was held at the resi-
dence, with the Rev. DR.. Trump, OF
the Lutheran church, officiating aud
interment was made in Green Hlll
cemetery.
Henry c. MeWhorter.
After an Illness that had kept him
to his home for four months Judge
Henry c. McWhorter aged n years,
died at Charleston Tuesday morning
of heart trouble He was member
of the supreme court of appeals for
twelve years, retiring in 1901.
He served six terms in the House
Of Delegates, during one of which he
was speaker and four years as pros
ecuting attorney Of Kanawha county
and he was postmaster from 1891 to
1903. He was member of the
Grand Army of the Republic, military
order of the Loyal Legion and Ma
son. Judge McWhorter had been mar
ried four times. His widow and three
children survive him.
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nR. M- VlRolNIA M.cuNE

~ PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Offers her professional service TO
the people OF Martinsburg and vicin.
ity,
Office and Residence sos W. John st.
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~ Ofice West King Street
OFFICE and residence West King
street, third door west OF Post ONCE.
Martinsburg, w. Va,
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"A Reliable
Remedy
--ra~
Ey's Cream Balm
Ia quickly absorbed
Gives Relief at Once.

Il clean 'es, sopthes,
heals and protects
the diseased fneni-
brans resulting from
Gatairh and drives
away a Cold in che
IIead quickly. ke-
stores the Senses Of
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Rheurnsisn, and nIaod Diseases
Tile cause % rheumatism Ii excess
eric acid n tie blood. To cure rbeN-
ruatlkm thla acid must be expelled from
tie system RAeumatian IL an inter-
nal disease and requires an Internal
remedy. Rubbing with oils and lifll-
fnenfa may case tho pain. but they will
no mere cure rheNnlat tsm tban paint
Will change the tiher of rotten wood
Cures Rheumatism 10 stay Cared.
Science haN discovered Il perfect and
complete cure called Rheufnaciae. rest-
ca IA hundred Of eaEes. t. bag effected
TuargrioHs oires. Rheumande removes
inside. sSeGps the poisons oIt Of the
svstrrn. tones up the stomach. re@iiatea
the bowels and Kidneys. sold ~ drug
gists at Doe and 81; tn the tablet form
Boi,bitt chnInieai Co, Baltimore MD.
Gets At The Joints From The tnsslie.
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My commission expires Dec. Y.
1919.
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Taste and Suiell. Ia
.yists or BY iQail. In
Ely Brother : 90 Waz
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-20

door doc of the court house in he city Of
Devils ~ i. LAX Ramse county and
tstasteisof North 5Da kota, at the hour Of
a!9... 9, clock in the loren oon on JUL Il 3.
n 81 to satisfy the amount due on
SAD 81 mortgage on the day Of sale. The.
premises described in such mortgage
and ,[ltl which will be sold to satisfy the
same are described as foil Ws Lots
three and four e & 40 and the east
half half Of the Southwest quarter Of sec.
ton thirty lone 81 lots 81 two ana
three thu q 81 3 in section twenty-six
tt2t6l ]; lots one, two and three e 2 &
20 of section twenty seven CA; lot
one al Of section thirty-four (34) and
lot five ~ Of section thirty-fve 1851
all in township one hundred and fifty.
.(s4) west in the county Of Ramsey ana
five 1850 North, OF Range sixty.four
state Of. North Dakota. There will be
due on such mortgage at the date of
sale the sum Of two hundred and I've i,
fty dollars. Il 4. III DIV II
SSH Dated May IS, 191 81
s 5S.s! ...a:s D. y. BRENNAN, Mortga gep. il
NJ. y. Brennan. Attorney for; " ort-
gage, Devils Lake, N. D. 5l .5sEs 4. II
First publication June s. ito II 5,3.53;s
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'ossE Is$sEARcHlNG FOR TRAIL
OR, NOTORIOUS HoRsEfTHlEF.


Williston, N D., June 20.--It is be-
EeVed that Kid Traitor, enc of the
most notorious characters that :ver
rode the ranges, is again in, this vi
entity. he kid operated in these
n: Tar :, s. IN The early: days; and was at last
run to- earth by Sheriff Ben Olson and
has s.nce served terms fer horse steal
ing IN both this state and Canada but
IN .bpseh cases. il is said, was released
bEfcre his time was up. XII. IIalh-
seWs. Q rancher from the state line vi.
g, ii>,v@West of here, came in and swore
etl 2 -sya '5a nj for ilor stating shat
shs, b|lieiv$d The Kid had run of certtai IN
! 81 rfffEs E,ricls on, accompanied b.
Z pssFytit..:es from and Peterson and ~
~. Davidson. who IS interested ia thu
b rsos supposed to have been taken
s'a,sd By auto for the Buford eoun
try .ss :s; s,g.,.s = i. 81 ;.
* Yesterday Deputy Rutledge received
word that the horses had bean found
s:a snnd chat there were hops Of getting
Z the man. NE KS t.y54s y
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-20
I HAS SKULL FRACTURED.

.N ) -I, o.
s5zSD-SsLamere, N. D., June 20. Throw
from his seat on q. pillow and strik;n4
hts head on stone. E. Enderson !.
farmer probably will die. His skull
was fractured and he was also inter.
ally sinjured, being taken to Fergus
Falls for treatment, and advices from
there arctic the effect that he. canno.
live. 4 anderson had the reins tied
about his body when the horses re-:
away, and he was unable to free him.
self The pillow brought the horses t.
a stop VIII n it hit a big rock. and at
his point anderson was precioitated
through the air, head first, striking
another rock. # His wife died only a
short time ago, and there are six chi
sdren. W sl&s y 5@StE t @Si ,%53 Pc '5sf&
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-20
ty treasurer at Dickinson.

city treasurer at Dickinson. ~. ss5s
SS White was also formerly auditor d:
Stark county and issued a fraudulen
coun;y warrant 10 cover a shortage or
city accounts and had the SAM cred
led to his city account in the bank
Later it was found the county war
rant had been. issued fraudulently ant
it was charged off. Later White was
found 10 be short some $4,000 in his
h. cccunts as county auditor and was
sent to the peni.entiary to serve fiv,
.ys.ars. The surety company resisted
payment of the shortage because tbs
city had only offered lax receipts tc
s>ablish its claim. y.
Y lhe pardon board has fixed White.
:, lease from prison for Dec. 20, S:
that he can be at home for Christmas
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-20

s-ds n ~. Z \. vs. s
a a. /, .,,.,s,
teanyeHs s,n Of "a.
the Evangelical church met in Aber
Aeon lime IS, the attendance was
the largest the conference has ever
B
present. During shn 4 sfi
saiy.ili ariss, es.s a and forty
new nlen,b ars ad Il "a q. u
e,r I,
ssSS
an Il. eording
$50,
III.
llsr-s
fan
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-20
HOT WAT-R FALLS ON CO.., De -Ns
~ f-sIL-!NG IN cME DFATH.

Tlttle, n. D., Jnne 2N-Wh'le ~
-ser,-::ne. . sew harsrwc bv gsr7s
from falling Mrs. Hans jacobson. who
lives about seven miles southeast Of
futile. dropped a pail of boiling hot
water, which she had in her hand at
81, me; and The contents were spilE
4 oyer ''r.- oh I'd. n. 1h. cldesf CT, ID
IS stsssss!d.h 20 haaly h.t ]: d:es7 a
sew ''4er'rs IE:ter The esher child .;ho
pror:da d 70 IN he cri;ee u: ! measr-a
ts ,..f No wav vit:aisd The n
prem cunrt upheld his contention.
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WHAT ESTABLISHING or CREAM
# ,sERiEs MEANS TO A COUNTY.

q Grand Forks, N. D., June 20.-North
Dakota needs to develop its creamery
possibilities. One Of the next steps
in diversified farming will BE- the
esta blishment of creameries and the
consequent adding of dairying herds
to The North Dakota farms Already
a few centraliz;ng plants are in opera
zion in North Dakota, one at Grand
Forks gong as far west as the Mon,
tsna linz for cream but widespread
d:str. button Of local creaineries IS need
sd. As an eamEle of what may be
accomplished in The northwest Mime
SOFAS eeperience is, cited.
The first cooperative creamery in
! Todd County,, Minnesota, which is only
s.b9llt ~ miles ,t4om he lNorh Dakoga
line, vas org niZId in 1880 N tha vii
*ss gs.s7Sff Blk c1 nary openGd
FOR business IN. June Of thai year with
patrons. In 1912 it had 2s4 patrons.
The total business the first year was
less than $4,000. Now it pays out over
+: $4,000 per month, which for the year
1912, amounted to a total of s121 ,3o0:-
%. i.l rs II q
Z. During The past l.. years new cream,
!. cries WerS opened all over the county
sntils hey now nur.hSr 19,%with $500
as7llfT>.'S'' s. ro1ls:5; nd ;n5J s12 they paid
ito the farmers of Todd County, 81 Us@y 2
..537.12 How. is%;hat fnr: 70 wars of CO.
EOn"eration? Is it worth while? ~
p The creameries of Todd County are
a. IN -. ~ . q -. -. + :
! on the cooperative plan. The rsason
hes. eanlerie have b7>n SO s,l. cess
1 full IS because they W re este b!isbed
Tn :'he riga- way. Any one interested
lin ;i,-sra iligga II Shsi. locality
will be we'll repaid I'll hey hear G. "
4 lI.ampe ri. + decsA ~ exp II of Sal!
lake CT, Utah explain he "esssn ais
I n or:anizing cooperative crsameries.'
| 1t is the right kind of orga niz;.' ion anu
genuine: LOYALTY Ct he farm-rs of lin
nesota t.l;ssshas Blu lIsup h creamer.-
So M iehi.ti .sshei II FAIRS. Ind pu. r u
1 sash inso their poe kea s. + 4. js+,ss.
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t,sSst "a ''F 80 : ,tsE SIS
~ GENT j: !, II IS MISSING

3 ..s Bismarck. n. D., June h POI: NJ.
Me ming, Northern Pac:anc2 ae- D. 5s= s,9 7
SDr:scoll,. has disappeared, taking with
Vim ''i'n saban's SIPS SIPS If r1he# c::', ;S
money and all efforts on the part Of
she special agents 80 locate him have
fall d. @ 81 ::...,.5, a, -, il. "
ss Msnning was formss rly VII the. MI
ssWau kee ailroad. Ies was Eat Driscol1
only i've days when he leftSS here I'M i.
Tout Sc nding in hi s55rssi snation ~ ''&s
/: ;s { .,r1Fany and nothing has been seen of
him since Is5ls 81 5z " n.
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NATIONAL GUARD ENcAMPMENT
HERE JULY 10 TO q.

The order tor the annual sncanD-
ment of The North Dakota state militia
has gone forth. The encampment VIII
be held en- the Rock Island military
reservation at Devils Lake, July 10 70
y. The encampment will b. one of.
the largest N the history OF the state.
several of he companies have been
augn1f ntGd BY the addition CT men.
5 Thar*ss are twalva com penies thas
will make the encampment this year
Special care will be put: on the d.
.ferent trains running to Devils Pie.
on July 9. The. commissary depart
rsnt is busy making arf>en gements for
the reception of the soldiers
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-20
JUDGE BUTTE OPENS REGULAR.
T=RM OF COURT AT RCLi-A.

| Rolla, N. D., June 20.-District court
open-d here Monday night with call
Of the calendar and arrangement of.
defendants in criminal cases. Alfred
3esant Of Thorne plead guilty to vio-t
lating the prohibition law. Sentence
has not yet been passed. III s{ 81:
States Attorney Verret has made az
cleanup of violators Of the prohibi-
ltion law, and as result Oscar Bye, Of !
Thorne, VIM: Utter, Of St John, Arthur
Mott, OF Rolette, and Carl Bergstrom.
fof oFnda, are under arrest and to be
; tried at this term. The state has tif-
teen or twenty with sses in each case
and it is thought the prosecution has
strong proof in each case.
I Two cases are here on change OF
venue from BC:tineau county, State
VS.. Johnson & Ddelman. Andy John.
son ran drug store at Bottineau ant
Frank Edelman was his clerk. Both
are charged with maintaining COM
mon nuisance by reason OF illegal Ii
quor sales in the drug store. They
bo.f filed affdavits of prejudice.
i against Bottineau county and Judge
! 3urr and the cases were transfers. Of
/ 0 this county. Attorney ]. J. Weeks
ri Bot:ineau is prosecuting these
Tease 81 p, g.., n ELK III -
! There We're whispers that affidayitsz
of prejudice would be filed against;
/ Judge ButtZ in some of the prohiD!--,
ion cases; but when it was learned
hat Judge Pollock OF, Fargo was con-
ng toSsit in these cases. the gentle
E-nen who are charged with fracturng
his particular law lost their ambition
- al mpt delay by the affidavit Of
prejudice route.
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:
55So he held here today and tomorrow
ugsrinse ndent W.5:R I4anson Of Ii,
sub-station here has the matter y
hand, and the nesting will be one, tina
ssill%deal with experiments along dair,
Ines. superintendent Lanon has re-
S3;s=ntly secured some blooded dairy
{stock for the station, and intends con
ducting the station with the vi-w Of
advancing the dairy industry. Owing
s,!o5sthe fact that the alfalfa day al
Dl:)Sckfn son will occur at the same dates
it WILL be impossible for. this state dairy
tss,f ssgcesials at Bismarck to be here, bu;
II her arrangements have b.. n made
~ make the meeting a highly instruc
tive one. ~. @zs "a K T.. Nat.&t
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DRUG MEETING DATES.

!. Minot y. D., June. 2D-At a meet
ing Of the executive committee Of thu
North Dakota Druggists association
August 5, 6 and Z we're fixed as dates
for the annual meeting. Frank Gal.
lagh-r heads the local committee il,
charge Of preparing for the state con.
7en.ion, while the general officers of
7. he association will arrange the bust.
ness program. +: ~ ,s;s.1.5 Z 81 .-.-...,
The. ErststWo days Of the convention
will be given ov:r 20 business, and the
third to%a social session. ,
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SUPREME COURT ApJOURNsz
e LEAVING IMPORTANT CASES
g." UNDECIDED.

Washington, June 2O.-When the sll-
preme court adjourned until Octoh r
rs important cases were left undecid-,
ed. Among these are the cases of
Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell and
Frank Morrison, officers of the Ameri-.
can Federation Of Labor who are ask
ing for review of the decision of the.
district court, holding them in con-
tempt for alleged violation of the in
junction in the Bucks Stove & Range
company case. .a@ T. a. s.%-
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DEATH is SUDDEN.

IN Nelva, n. D., June 2O.-Lars Chris.
Jefferson, who was engaged in tn
5{gonf csicnery business in M:nnearohs
from 1891 TO 1900, died Very suddenly
81 si2l.s farm home near here. Arising
tom the suDper ta BILE, he made com
sllaint that he was not feeling well
and tsn minutes later he was dead
isallad bsen affected with heart trou
Bile for some time, that being Shs
cause Of his death. He was married
M Minneapolis in 1891 70 Miss tMar:
Christians on. 4 .fi '.5 \. .:;s
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.1Nl,otttiiIc:e 81 Mortaalq,,e e sale.

Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage executed and deliY.
cred by Robert McGeoch, mortgagor,
to D..HV..# Brennan mort agee, the 3rd
day Of April, 81 3, and filed for record
in the office of the Register Of Deeds
of Ramsey county. North Dakota, on
the 18th day of April, 1918, and re
corded in Book So stof Mortgages at
pageF19, will be foraclosed by a sale of
thep sremises in such mortgage and
hereinafter describe at front
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sRiCiEsTr,h,s it1'a.,pEr' 4,,.,''Av ". i&
/ ii 4 RaiRoT nv sEPTEMRER. .ss'.

Minets June % briruett1':
ss.sng plant with 4 capacity 81 seventy
sf'y Sons daily win b. III 8 ras III !:
Minot BY Sept. l. according 10 s.tS
ncl,pns NY of II nff s,s5
err Briauetting company. The COM
5pany already has plans and spec;fca.
tons Of its proposed plant, and con
5ssruet ION is to be commenced very
soon. #45
81 The chinery will be patterned at.
ter that used Id the state Ignite ex-
detrimental station at Hebron, where
s,,cess sfll briau etting has been car.
r'asFd for sesssral ss ears. The process
that has been perfected BY Dean p 4.
Babcock of the 81 ate school Of mines
5sssa has ffoais,t q
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-20
I. TWO PINNED UNDER CIR.

Bismarck, N. D., June 2O.-While re-
turning to their home in Velva from
Bismarck, an automobile driven by R.
5. Norton Of Velva capsized and two
OF ehe occupants were severaly injur.
I'd. In the front s. at with Norton was
B. F., Wellmon and both men were
pinned under the car. Norton sus-
tanned badly injured leg and Well
man was injured about he shoulder.