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LEGAL NOTICES
CONTINUED


loh. except that tho uamca - non1lh ~.
shall hn printed tu each Hr"hr ~ .f
tnltut mo the order ~ the number "
votes they received at the punn' a, /,
ton. the nominee receiving 90" 49,
vote ~ the tap iu earh Hruup Hha ~
shalt he bu rotation ~ the NANTES W u
printinF Of tho ballots A llaut hn. '.t
Zoo lrft below the names ~ ih' p'", Ak
nominees fpr each office. wherein WI
voter may write at paste in 90" NN"t" ~
anN person tor whom he mas "''"'
vote
And ma tr rrRTurt NNH,hl .'
ihnt said proposed amendment N'
niltiad Co - qualified electors "'
CIV ~ Seattle at tho uest sewer et'.
ton 60 he trid tn the city ut N'AV'' ~
March lth iHiH 49,
Passed the CTS Council Tho soth Gay
~ necombor 1919 and signed ~ me ,n
open eoHaian iu Huthvntieatton OF w. f''
Hngn this aUth daV ~ uscumhef
unur o. UEHk tIli
President ~ the CITY I"un'N
Filled - mo this 3oth day q heee'n'
her 1913
" II CARROLL.
CITY Comptroller and rx afurln tty 49,
bate ~ first publication January ai''
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LEGAL NOTICES
CONTINUED

a
liida may Do received ruf al oi ~,
part o. division ~ anY proposed f"hlfs 80
and no contract shall DO nuhln' eHf"pt W
thn fufutahiuE 81 material Wilh'ni nv
previous consent ~ the Guy Cpuurh
Provided. that tn ans cnHe not To cor
mot with state law the rYunrh mhF ~
tff"t rfncut. af ans part thereof fhH' "'
made ~ contract or other wine. ..
AND hE ~ FURTHER HEHpIf ~
That such proposed amendment DO ~"
Wlited 90 tho qualified electors nf ~.
fltf Tor their ratification pf feirnilnh hl
: ho neEt general municipal election 70 D"
held march g. tBts
Passed the rty Council the som ahY
~ December. 1879. and signed ~ mo lh
open session in authenlicatipn ~ ~ pas
sage this a0th dat ~ Derrubsf| lplE
MONT IS HEHkEFH.
President ~ the ciiy Countl.
itisd tho aUth day uf December ibt4.
~ " CARROLL,
city Comptroller hnd eN affiri1 Guy 'left
Date - fret publication January alF''
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FHnTN#Fn AMfMhMfN ~ -. u. a.
81, a,..,t krttri. XVIII of ths CIV
charter hy adding thsrria ns~ 49, n,
Ii, - knoWn ~ Section t"'eA-"h
tho qualification ~ ranh' As.,t. .,f
live ofurrs in the city ~ zee. W. 4,
i.,tb,,lttft- s9rh proposed autrnamstt "
tho rief tors ~ thr rltr hi We 1910
municipal efsrfiaH 20 De hFla .n ''' 80"
an Inc tfh aaF ~ March. iil. -,rv
ur tr uERnIVEp Ur lhE -. ~
coVNctt. on TliE CITY "F SEA
Tt.t A,.iatr XVIII - tho CuY charter
b.. hooded ~ adding thereto ues
a..,tan io - khamu 40 Section -. wh'e"
ahau read a. follows 80.
Section a. Etrrf candidate 49,
tnsftaa fa any elective nfhne a.A go.
... ....,.tt.t~a 90 hnF aMfh hffi0r. 90
a. Inc charter nf the ctff - hratti. ahAll
withln fsa toi Gays alef t"1 W" -
hoidlns ths primary el"fi =, .tfrh
b. il elected ria an nen'lsrl sfats iRN
In urifInH uuon a aHiiatle tei.H ~.
Furnished ~ fho cry h"mf't 80, az
snars fn 40 ta It's CORES iN'fs
fsfr~~ 800 fnrsl his declaration nt cen
fiiaes or other nafninafian paper % 'l.
a-ttnr forth each sum y m.N'' ~
tbirs " eHlHr ~ anr 'st'e.'' ..,,,.t.-s ~
tf.., sr art one Tor him. wlih BE hnre
rdae 90 arluierrrnre Tor tha -
~ Occurring o. infiuenrins ~ v y,
effr-ff~N his nomination ~ ste'li'n =
..If affirs Said sfatrrneut - 90 tNFf
the sums paid no personal ".F'N
statfnH fufig the nature. hina ana rhal
arfsr - mo rNprn=s fnr ahirh th3 H'las
% srs repsnted separately. ana the ~
~ parties 20 wharn The surnn ~et" ~
ana ths purposes far whirh Rlrn 80
meets y rrs raads and fn this s'aisi1sn !
al sstffts ~ other cnuatfrratters EfHHa
i.of ana unt psif shall - inri paad ~ =
sfataanurt Nhrn - fiied shah tWmrfi
~ - asttret e. IRE inHretl zee sHa =.
ansinatiou - anf si-rfHf aua shAl -
ara become a rart 4 The prtlse rrgnfi
prsass ~ tlntatlon thereof shali ~"
auaitf, snrh candidate 81 nafuinc" 'f"iH
ANb nE n FfHTtiEN WEHpLN ~
.fnaf sarh proposed afieniwt"nt - sAt
t,ltt-a tn fhr qualified HlrctnfH ~ We
fsftr ~ seattle ~ me Efnaral inuni, -
aisrfian ts 30 held On ths tth aa5 Ct
ps..ss thr CITY cpausH ths io'b aa1
- member 1913. ard firnrd ~ me ~
.r.n aassIHn in anthrntiraiiHH ~ ~ a.
-. thts sath day - uHermhrr lslE.
HpmT tttAA Btu
pfesfdent ~ are CITY fHph.il
F-fef abe Effh say - nernf upFf, lfla
be- W CARROLL
CHS fssrnrfroiier an8 .afgirln tify N.rft
nafr 70 free rahtiratlan janaafI ai''
1913
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pWDFpHTp AMEN bMtNi ft'..Ns..,.s
A RESOLUTION aud iNNI.,Hl I.
Ca amend Section y ~ Article " ~ ~
.CIts Charter 30 the cts 81 hsa'il.' 80
pros tdinf faf the submission II so ~,
nnaad amendment go the quhllii""
of the City ~ seattle AZ ~" h"s' s'"''
his ne unRoLvEp ny riiE CITY T.,
COUNCIL or ritE CRY w ""N
TIE 80 81, ,be
CITY Charter ~ the city - ho"''N
amended 50 az a. read Ha f1lt"NA ,,
Section p The Council hhhh W''t, "L.+
each Monday - each month ~ .T-r
uf those days hs a legal h"ile .tt.t,T
upon tho nest day not lrEh
thereafter and ail ita Hcssl'N ,,y
public and D. shalt not al laHFu ~ "'
other place than iis feaN'at
ASH me- fr FURTHER uEhoLE,a.,n,l
that said proposed anne uhWenl 70 80.
United 40 the auafifivd electors .t ~
city ~ Fnaftie az tho nest Asnri W ~.
ton 90 DO held tn tho Citg ~ N"a'N' %"
March fth. 1913 go Az
psas~d the city Council The tp'h aaa
% December 1918. and siEhcd ~ he :"
open session in authcntitaii"n 81 w
cage this 1efh day ~ nHrsinhet ,.9trs
WaWr ~ utkk w IT,
President - fhr fltf i"NNtl
Piled by mo this seth day "t
'''. a W CARROLL.
city Comptroller aud ~ OH 20 ''"
CLERK 49,
pate u IRE, publication January 'i'''
1919
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-,,,prv ArRES hair in cultivation. bal
TIL n..tar~. small house. large harm
= N.srlng erchard ft.ro 81 soe halt
ssss ,opup7, NANNY
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT so
A Proposition and RESOLUTION Co. ahNno
the Charter ~ the CITY q seattle hf Rdd
inx thereto a ns~ article 10 10 known
a. Article NNNff. relating Go fhe hhaHHs
rent lew ard collection ~ taxes for uN
corporate 81 municipal purposes aus on
i-rts providing tsr tho gradual rHenp.
tian nom aarh taxation N si rersHnai
property tsNeruf trHHHhnid Interests tu
land ant rahll. serNire franthlfrsf aNN
improvements nu land reieahns ah rhAt
AND providing fnr tho sahni ieainH ~ ahr J
nrnpAand amendment Go thc elNrtNfn ~
me city a. the nsxt senorai manleirh'
uE III RESOLVED nv rnE City
COUNCIL oF rhE CITY or SEAT
rEas the cuy charter - ths ci,y -
seattle 30 amended hy addinE 'h.frto =
ncN article 20 ~ kuaan az Article NNNtl
sbich shall rrtd ss follows
Section THE aafeHafnnnf levy en-
collection ~ taxes an property log ail
-erperat. er nnnirirat purresra ~ ihr
city % Seattle shalt BE- uui1Ffm POI Pc
spset 90 persnn. aud property thereto
cipai rurpoars in the CTS 90 Seattle there
shall b. exempt frrn each taxes Tor ~
year 1919 tWeutY five prr cent tof tne
year 1918 my pFr ceni. Tor 'hr frAr
lsta s~terty five per cent. and thcre'
after one hnndred soy csui n the value
- all perennial property trNNHri Jesse
HWlM tMtnfFNta aM fANH 500 N#HNN| HHi tNt
trans hiscst aut - 40 improvements On.
in or unter ary lands in the CITY ~ tr
attic and Bee iuvFiur and cuilrf iinE nu'h
taxes Tor the year 1914 SEVENTY I've uer
r.nt only and fer ths year 1918 ruy
per cent only ard Tor the Nrsr 1919
saentv i've per cent only. ana thereafter
no uart ~ the value - narHnrAl rrnpsft q
teareptirF irsarhafA Interests ga land and
public arrrir- f~arrhl ssst and - Improve
rirnts On. IN 20 undrr any lands So %" CITY
20 Seattle ahhN be- subject tn the levy nf
taaes Tor rerpurafe nr municipal Purposes
q the rfF ~ Seattle pros 'iri that
nathin9 herein shall DO construed 90 pro-
vent the Imposing ~ tiennvra ou crFttin
1-euuatinra uttnla the CITY % Seattle
in the exercise - tho police power ~
affect ang charter provision ar ordinances
regulating the sale ~ Intoxicating
ssrtian ? Az charter provisions or
rrtinancea and parts ~ thereof In c1n-
n4rs heraulth are rrWea lrsi
kNu uE Tr FURTHER RESOLVED
that tho fareEnfax amendment 20 the CITY
charter be ana TIE same % hereby aah.
e,tfttsA 10 the qualified eieeturs ~ the
ritr al the nrrt general municipal rire
fIou. 90 be held OF the en- daF % March.
PASSED the Guy cnuneu me itfh day
- N4u~rnHar tgt1 ard aiEurd nf me ln
sf.ea session in aufheutiraffen ~ go.
pasaaEc thla ism fsF - Nnfrur,.-r 1878
NuHr a. ttEH NErtt.
f-reatfrrt % tha titf Council
rHrt TIE tsth aar 90 November. 1913
ID " CAHUutt-
CITY Comptroller nnd rs .afflcln fltf ciefh
Date 90 first rahi.oafiah January fist
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HEHDLUTfDN NO 1871
pHDpOaED AMENDMENT so (
4 RESOLUTION and FHOPoafTf0%
0 amend Section sbArticie XVII ~ the
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EXCHANGE

80. HNNd q .t.t.
...grs NNAN NONIi ~,
- Sntn 80 AiFNil ...., ,Nn .
$50 FrrE or tNllN Ne y o
ta.,s,.s ~ AlusES Ft'N NhN
= upiIsN nAttN. VIZ.
h.r,nrp nAIANrf l'Nt'..i' WV
CthN tas NONrHNVH tI''
.fkkeet.s tNpER nll'W ~
NsenS All - t.' fts,
Ners Nnr ClfAltEIl .,fN
An ntftsfI WArhh ntta
hhNe a 500 FOR b'N" ''N
fhisHs f,sf.teNlK AN'E .... .....
fk'ess s.tnAN9k file Nlf'N p >"
VIII .-lts rfOFEitNN .
sEN <DVRs ait n'"t''N i''
,,.s.lsat hotel ttrst w.ttes
0eea rad fof sooi ret. 'f'a''
-, hsass euc q arf' stound
NEN tssa sfsa cash Hr "ul Naae
enN "a ii see for road acreage
saaw>ea i'm, 60. ats Ne,la Nk
- ss..sssisS. ttth as tat
t-reem ii 400 ae. mnft $3.50 tt'N W
ne ,au fcr the equity
: 80 syoRrH itei Am"ti ~ ''HnA va
,o-fAsms ANo FARM LANDS
=. ,,,sss,eA fanch near Cashmere
-. 800 trres house HuAA t'il tint
~ 80 raad and an tnlru4'i Hett
est WI an en yert easy terms OF
49,. a SEQ s1HfY tot N.. N''.tse
ussN,,s fNV CO.. ais NNr NAN NisN
NJ
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rnunfy ~ EfnT. -
city % Seattle


been nj 90 MMNNr NNAH AffNNNF aH
candidate may. not later than Nftsen
.Thj DAYS before the primary election,
cause hts name 20 DO Withdrawn from
nomination b. Ming with tho CITY Comp
trotier "a request therefor IN writing. and
no name % Withdrawn shall he printed
.upau the official ballot The city Comp
trniisr shall preserve To- his office for =
period Of three years all declarations q
chudidneY nied under the provisions u
Tinh' the city Comptroller shall. not
less than 10 days before the primary
election. earthly list % the randldaf -
fnr the rnaurcttya offices whose names
are entitled 10 appear upon the ballot.
together Wifh list u the offices 60 De
NJ loaat three consecutive days before tho
election in the city official newspaper
sixth Al the provisions 81 this char
ter aud Of the state law relating % The
holding ~ general municipal elections.
in 80 far "a theY pertain 10 the quaiifica-
lions ~ electors. the designation ~ vpt-
Ing places and election officers tho con
duct % the election. the oanvaasing %
tho votes aud making tho returns there
a. and the closing - saloons on the DAY
~ election. shall apply with equal force
to tho primary election.
ON the first Friday evening after the
primary election tho city Council
shell 30 seven o.rlpCk. meet and proceed
10 canvass the returns thereof. and shall
ASCERTAIN and declare the names of tho
Two candidate Tor each office. who at the
.urluafs election have received tho high
~ votes fur such office. except the a.
fiee - councilman. and IN me case u Of
fiea % councilman. the names ~ the can
.didatsa in number equal to vice the
nu =, hor ~ councilman o. be elected. who
nave received the highest votes at the
primary election. and such persons shall
IL deemed " be the nominees FOR the re-
rpeetlve offices. between whom tho choice
v,lli DO made At the ensuing general eiHc-
tlon 10 case 81 any tie vote affecting
nominations. both or all suraona rocoiy-
ine aueh TO vnte shall - nominees
aupdittuigu % The CltY Comptroller
fmfnedfafely after The canvass 81 returns
N ths primary election shall certify a
tiat % the nominees fpf tho respective ~
Urra and the same shall 10 puhiighed
M the official newspaper - hsscity Ga
Inc event ~ the drath. withdrawal. re-
tu0vni o. other disqualification 81 any
nominee Tor nny nffiro ~ any tme
Iurior 20 tho printing 81 the ballots tho
Sarna 81 tho person receiving tho nnKt
'Iisheaf vote Tor that office ~ tho prini.
arv election Fha.i DO substituted therefor.
.rhe ComYtroli - shall also prepare tho
efnriat ballots and print and dlWributa
hnrn for tho general clct tun. with the
names of the respective nominees print "a
iheroon. conforming Ia all respects to tho
raoutfnueufa Tor ballots hrrriuhof1ru
presoribed a. respecting the primary cleo
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hereby certify that the foregoing
Council BIN No. iST7S. after passage by
the City Council. was duly presented 20
the Mayor. and having been by him dis
approved and returned by him to tho
city Council. with his objections thereto
in writing. tho said objections OF tho
Mayor thereto were duly entered at large
on the journal OF the Council and pub
lished IN tho city official newspaper. and
thereafter the City Council did, on De-
cembor ., 1919. the same being not less
than five go DAYS after such publication,
and within thirty (2Ol days after said
bill had been So returned. duly recon-
slider and vote upon said Council hul.
and that upon such reconsideration said
Council hin was, on said last mentioned
date again duly passed by said Council
nv tho affirmative vote or more than
40 thirds OF an the members elected 60
said CIV Council, and ] hereby certify
said facts upou said Council Bill
signed nv me IN open session as afore-
.said in authorization Of its passage
this 9Th day Of December, 1912.
RORr n, HESKETH,
President OF the City Council
Filed by ms'thIs 9Th day OF December.
Attest, (senn H. W. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and eN-offcic city
nv ! r. AdNEw. Deputy clerk.
Published December L. 1919
H. w. CARROLL
city Comptroller and -officio City
Date OF frs, publication. January sisl
1918
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HERMAN SCHROEDER

- ilttrtA WIS tn.A na
a. s-r~. me uhsal LAND tniles fgau
.sffian IN ufrfou on lea. tut0s fl .rEt
81 cleared. valance cUsl pep acre
= eia.r small huuar W.Il arH at ffR
- eefr sd any reasonable teFHa ~
trsss stalty q g. see f'r c'rlr acrct e.
BANNER NV go tit ts-ir ftlt =
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s,-lRRloArEp LANps

f.feaslsa fueuts- faur sa-arre tracts una
~ n 8 Irrigation dttra i1 anufhe p
NaAa Thesn arr AL harrttna Fuf
mfsru.atiaa tefephane NHrsa thfa
sttfs-s Il - tttt irsfrE So
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RENTAL DEPT.

iln ~ ard farm prupeFtf sar snts
ssh sprsngis hocp~r Realty Cn -is
rsefrsf ufAr saaffis Nntn esTT
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r1pM EnR EAR\IING

- -. toeatsd miita fgam soHd
an railroad. beat 70 markets.
s~is hours ride frow Scot tic s3.d
49, 4. s..rfretfy lrfef and tHH riNh ..
-. sam Raises the BEST Bind o.
y aeses cleared ans Im euii.ts
- sims rood tinhar rHHa i.r' 'e
- xoad barn. Numerous other
1890 piarh - frHera tuA cross
fsats4 sane Erat fruti. o.In thr l'.e
-. n hefsss. see thnfeurh HreA ehi 4
- n machinery ans tsHia E
s.nles e,.r. far gANaa F.H Co. q oval
st~tF ....,t..,s I. ....t .t. .H Sc
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fering from an attack of typhoid few
er for weeks, suffered slight relapse
yesterday, but his physician hopes to
see him able to leave the house within
few days.
Mrs. John Purdy, who is living on a
homestead on the reservation, fell this
week and broke her ankle. Her
daughters were called to her bedside.
Mrs. j. D. Taylor left for Seattle
in response to a telegram stating that
her sister, Miss Ida Frahm, was very
ILL She will bring her sister home as
son as possible.
Harry Golly, Velva farmer, charg-
ed with concealing mortgaged proper
ty, was bound over to district court
He appeared before Judge Lynch and
was held in the sum of $500 which he
furnished. Mr.. Swanson, an imple-
ment dealer, made the complaint.
Geo. w. Haag was arrested at Far
20, charged with obtaining money UNI
der false pretenses. The young man
was brot to Minot by Deputy Dough
erty. The complaint was made by
R. j. Doebler, the insurance man, who
had guaranteed an account for Haag.
Harry Jackson, who received a YER
dict against the Kenmare Brick & Coal
Co., loses his case in the supreme
court, which reversed the judgment
and directed that the action be dis
missed.
Chas. Lindley, the painter, is recov-
ering from an operation for stomach
trouble at the hospital.
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Norwich Locals.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Shirley autoed
to Minot Sunday to attend church.
They ere accompanied by Miss Quinn
and Miss Eastman.
The Young Mems club of Norwich
will give dance in the hall Friday,
Nov. 81.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual supper
and bazaar in the Norwich hall Sat-
urday evening, Nov. %. Everybody is
invited to come.
w. Wagner was at Minot on bust
ness Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. S. Murphy and son Raymond
were Minot visitors over Saturday.
Mrs. 0. King received visit Friday
from her mother and little son. They
returned home Saturday morning and
were accompanied by Mrs. King as far
as Minot.
J. L. Bolstad was business visitor
at Minot Saturday.
Miss Hazel Gibson spent Saturday
shopping at Minot.
Mrs. Huddleson and daughter Grace
accompanied Mrs. Fletcher as far as
Minot last Saturday. Mrs. Fletcher
is on her way to Montana.
Miss Dora Eastman was a Minot
visitor Saturday.
R. Dean took the train or Granville
Saturday evening and spent Sunday
there
Mrs. j. A. Lund visited at Minot
over Saturday.
Mrs. Olson and Ruth Hanson were
Granville visitors Saturday.
B. E. Stewart with a number of Mi
not friends visited at the home of his
parents on Sunday of this week.
A beautiful new piano has been
placed in the Norwich high school.
The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
byterian church met at the home of
Mrs. E. Sinnet last Wednesday after
noon. This was one of the best at
tended meetings of the year. The
time was pleasantly spent in prepar-
alton for the bazaar to be held next
Saturday evening. Before the depart
ure of the ladies delightful lunch
was served.
A. Solen spent Tuesday in Minot on
business.
Richard Kuhnhenn has enrolled as a
new member of the Norwich high
school.
O. Aas was Minot visitor Tuesday.
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Local and Personal

Paul v. Mccoy leaves tonight for
Minneapolis, where he was called by
the illness of his grandmother, who is
"a years of age. He will return early
next week.
We understand that Thos. Kelly and
brother have disposed Of their seven
quarters of land northeast Of the city
to a Kansas farmer and son-in-law,
who will occupy the farm. The KEEL
leys took Kansas farm as part pay
ment. The country can i'll afford to
part with such people as the Kelley
family.
What do you know about this?
Scores Of farmers are blowing today.
Don't forget to bring Madsen all
your poultry.
Some fellow mistook the switch box
for the new White Way system for
Uncle Sans mail box and placed a
letter therein. An expert had to be
called before the lights could be turn
ed on Monday evening.
A number of the friends of Mrs.
VIM. c. Hunter gathered at her home
Monday evening, and surprised the
good woman, reminding her that she
was - years old that day. A dainty
luncheon was served and pleasant
social session enjoyed.
The second squad Of the local foot
ball team defeated the Mohall team on
the local grounds Saturday 20 to 2.
The 5000 bonds of Gus Kirkelie,
charged with bootlegging, were con-
fiscated and warrant for the mans
arrest issued.
Alfred Hoilen, a patient at the
jamestown asylum, sent from Ryder,
has escaped and the authorities have
been notified.
"Ragtime" Clark, who pleaded gull
ty to petit larceny, was given Is days
in the county Jail by Judge Leighton.
John NJ. Wilson, who has been suf-
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ROBBERS ENTER
farm HOUSE
STEAL $33 FROM ALBERT s.
JOHNSON AND TOOK SOME OF
HIS CHOICEST GRUB-LEFT
CHECKS.

While Albert S. Johnson, from three
miles south of the city, was in Minot
Friday night attending a basket Soc
ial, some scamps robbed his home of
S33 in currency, leaving a number of
checks. The thieves were very bold
for they made good fire, cooked some
of Albert's choicest grub and appar-
entity had good time. Albert return
ed home at midnight to find his UNI
welcome guests gone, but they left
plenty of evidence of their having
been at his home. He noticed where
they had tied their team.
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. GRAND VALLEY. Q

10 . 9 8 9 9 o o . o o o 9 o o o Q
Miss Amanda Wegner, arrived from
Norway this week to spend some time
visiting at P. K. Pederson's. A num-
Der of young people were pleasantly
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pitts, in honor of Mrs. Clarence
Rund, who left Tuesday for her new
home in South Dakota.
Martin and Peter Urdfeld of Ber-
thold spent the former part of the
week at P. X. Pederson's.
Henry Nelson will have to tie his
horse better. He was seen walking
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennie Kelmer and
family spent Sunday at U. A. Pitts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Miller spent Sun
day at Jerry Miller's.
The Ness Brothers have settled in
Grand Valley for the winter. We
wonder which one is chief cook.
Who was that chasing a jackrabbit
Sunday morning?
Anton Peterson went driving again
this week.
A team owned by P. K Peterson
ran away in Minot last Friday. They
were caught just in time to avoid an
accident.
Jesse Evans has started hog raising.
A large crowd attended the o. j..
Hillisland sale Monday.
Christ Peterson went to Ryder last
week.
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SCHOOL BOARD
CONSIDERING
A new SITE
CAN SECURE SPLENDID SITE $50
X3OO FEET FROM L. O. WATNE
LAND co. ON ALICE ST.

At a special meeting of the Minot
school board held this evening, the
proposition of site for a new eight
room school building to accommodate
the pupils of the west side was consid
cred. The board has an offer for a
splendid site, 25Ox300 feet on Alice
ST., short distance north of the G. N.
passenger depot, where the baseball
grounds were formerly located The
property is owned by the L. 0. Watne
Land Co. and can be bought for about
$4,000. The board is favorable to buy
ing the site providing the Great North
ern will provide an underground pas
sage beneath the tracks. The matter
will be considered by the Minot COM
mission Monday night. The school
buildings are all crowded and more
room must be provided before school
opens next September,
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Borud
twin boys Tuesday, Nov. II.
Mrs. Anton Sandquist and daughter
Edna were in Des Laos Thursday.
Mr.. Ed Edwardson spent last week
in Minot.
Mr.. Ross Veach spent few days
with his brother, Austin, last week.
Mrs. Boucher visited with Mrs. Ste
wick. Thursday.
Tom Filbert and Mrs. Blaisdell,
Miss Carrie Roberts, Miss Irene Kin
caid attended the oyster supper in
-Four Corners Friday.
Bell Demaree spent Sunday with
home folks.
Mr.. Osborn and Mr.. Samulson were
in Des Laos Saturday.
Mr.. liver 1verson has been visiting in
the hills for the past week.
Miss Lola Demaree finished a very
successful eight months term Of
school at the Stevick school house Fri
day, Nov. IA. A large crowd was en-
tertained at night by an excellent pro-
gram, rendered by the pupils of the
school, after which oysters were
served.
The farmers of Rolling Green Town
ship met Saturday night at the Ste
wick school house and took in about 20
additional members, excellent talks
were made by John Breslin, N. J.
Demaree and Gus Bowman. The
meeting was marked by deep inter-
est and strong enthusiasm. They ad-
journed to meet at the Veach school
house Saturday night, Nov. %, at 1880
p. m.