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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-01
STUDENTS RECITAL.
Piano Students at concordia College
Appear Friday NIGHT.

-GA
An event tomorrow night at Concor-
dia college, Friday evening, May 2, will
be a recital by students of Miss Of.
o of the piano department of the
school, the young people to be pre-
scented in the following programme
and to which the public is very COR
daily invited 5
Fest Overture 1.-TWO pianosl Leutner
Gena Melroe, Inger H~ertsgaard,
Joseph Sandie, Oscar OVERLY.
Valse Caprice NeWland
Joseph sandie.
a. Crescendo Iasson
b. Gavotte ..... Bach-Saint Saens
Gena Melroe.
March (two pianos9 Ferber
Alice Flarner, Agnes Ringstad.
Theoline Iverson, Bella Reiten.
OH That We Two Were Maying
\. ... 80. 49,. $50. q. ~. W.. t... TSeVln
Borghild Runhovde, Selma Kile.
Au Matin .... GODDARD
Alice Flarmer.
Trio-W edding March ....
Herbert-M endelssohn
Crystal Fryslie, Inger H~ertsgaard,
Gena MelToe.
al. Sprites OF the Glen Den1ee
b. I~.ic1tertanz Der Braute 3
KascFlmir Rlbinstein
Crystal Frys1ie.
al. Ich liebe dich 4. Grieg
b. Loves Awakening Moszkowski
Inger Hertsgaard
Poet and Peasant oyerttlre two
crystal Fryslie. niger H~ertsgaard,
oscar overly, Gena Melroe.
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Hiah Temnerature YesterdaY.

Yesterday any kind of clothes were
too much for the hot weather which
was ~parading about with so in the
shade airs. Today overcoats and furs
We're very comfy and according to the
local weather bureau bulletin they will
useful tonight. The minimum tenn
perature today was 80 at 7 o'clock a.
m. n the maximum yesterday was
90. degrees, the first time this spring.
The indications for tonight are that
there will be freezing conditions and
those with gardens are advised to be
on the lookout and cover the tender
plants.
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Report.

Liverpool May 1.-The st~eadiness in.
American caused shorts to cover. here
and opening values were unchanged to
Mc higher. Following the opening
there was a disposition shown for prof
its and with larger offers, prices de-
clined k to Nc with the undertone
easy. The continent is offering to re-
sell RECENTLY purchased cargoes and
with h glowing prospects in America
Tor both winter and spring wheat and
the generally favorable European CROP
outlook, together with an easier feel
Ing in Buenos Ayres and forecast Of
larger argentine shipments, were rea-
sons for the decline. At 1870 3. m. the
Wheat market was easier M nnchang-
"a 70 7sc lower than yesterday, with.
the market dull owing TO the general
hondag. Corn opened unchanged and
later the American grade declined 80
on the liberal tenders on contract and
me free distribution of same. The plate
plate offers. American spot was &c
lever. All continetal markets as well
as Buei1os Ayres are closed TO-DAY an
observance of Ascension day.
argentine, May 1.-Our agent cables
that the weather continues fine. IThs
strike recently reported az Rnsa Il o.iis
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Gases Continued.

The cases against several dealers,
for the alleged selling of liquor to
Wade, but continued for one week. N.
I. Johnson, attorney for HI defendants,
has raised a point which, if sustained,
Will mean the dismissal of all of the
charges. Mr.. Johnson claims that mo-
,tice should have been given the deal
ers not to. sell the minors at bar.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-01
new COURT REPORTER
Judge Nye Announced Appointment of
Edward Hagen as His Court Re-
porter, to Residein Moerhead.

This morning, Judge Nye announced
the appointment of Edward Hagen to
be the third court reported for the
Seventh judicial district and he is to
be a resident in this city, the head
quarters and place of chambers of
Judge Nye. The appointment became
incumbent under the amended law
providing a third judge for thu Sew
enth district as the judges at st. Cloud
and Fergus Falls both appointed Sc
lected the reporters resident in those
cities, Mr.. Woodward and Mr.. Wander
sluis.
Mr.. Hagen is an experienced steno-
grapher who for some time has been
in the employ of the Minnesota & On
.tario Power Co. at International Falls
and he is a brother of County Attor-
ney Hagen of Polk county. It is ex-
pected that Mr.. Hagen will assume
his duties at the opening of the spring.
term of court for Clay county, in this
city, next Monday. 1t is a long time
since there was a resident court re-
porter in Moorhead and it will be a
convenience both for the court and at
torneys as he will be here and at COM
mand whenever required.
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SUGAR SCHEDULE
REACHED TODAY,

Washington, May with the
legislative machinery running
smoothly and rapidly, the house
reached the first of the big rough
places in the democratic tariff bill
the sugar schedule.
When the sugar schedule was
reached Underwood secured an
agreement to allow two hours de-
bate or the sugar schedule and all
the amendments offered.
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y. s. pistriet courf MaY f3.

The spring term Of the United
States court. which was to have open
ed at Fergus Falls next Tuesday,
May 6, has been postponed until the
Tuesday, May Is. The date
has been changed as Judge Morris,
who will preside. will be unable to
complete the work Of the Minnea-
polls term before the date named.
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Grain Receipts.

Chicago, May Wheat 80 cars;
last year Is cars: corn 1913 cars; last
year 149 cars; oats LAT cars; last year
25 cars. " .:. .r-
Minneapolis, May Wheat 191
cars; last year 95 cars. be-
Duluth, May Wheat So cars; last
year % cars. ~: r
Winnipeg, May Wheat 1870 cars;
last year $50 cars,
H.. 'Chas. E. Lewis & Co. !,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-01
BURIED ALIVE FOR
HOURS; SAVED

St. Cloud, Mimi, May buried
alive under several IONS of dirt, with.
only a slight opening to breathe
through. Robert Noack, a farmer re-
siding south of this city, had a miracu-
lous scape from death. Noack de-
scended into a well thirty feet deep
to fix the pump, when, without worn
ing, the sides caved in and deposited
several tons of sand over him. Res
cuers worked for eight hours before
they could free the imprisoned man.
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Oklahoma Crop.

Chicago, May IA dispatch from
Guthrie, Okla, says: oklahoma crop
report for May just issued places con-
dition of winter wheat at 80 against 81
in April 81 last May and "a at harvest
last year when crop was 20,000,000
bushels. Condition of oats Sc against
SS a year ago. Acreage is 1880 COM
pared with that of last year."
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wins Knows This Mar7

81. ii. Hobe, Of the consulate Of
Norway at ST Paul, I'M letter to'
Postmaster Meeker, states that he lis
DESTROYS sof finding out the where
aboats Of one Karl J~onanserl, alias
johnson oil Hanson, for the reason;
that He is entitled tn4a sum Of money
beaueathed him BIZ his father i'll Nor
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Moorhead Department.

way. b last known address was in
Moorlead, from which place d brother
IN Norway got a letter dated Jan. g,
1908, about five years ago. The man
q another brother In this country,
Casper Johnson.
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Closing Gables.

Liverpool, May 1.-Wheat closed 70
corn A@% lower.
Paris, May Holiday.
Antwerp. May Holiday.
Berlin. May Holiday.
Budapest, May Holiday.
Chas. E, Lewis G. Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-01
crest ira IL Gerrfnn

Tell /, Germany May IA great for
est fire that has been raging in this
district since Wednesday, evening
devastated 10000 acres a new men
aces Che VILLAGE De Rebber1al ANA the
royal forest.
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Primary Movement.

Wheat receipts $4,000 bushels; last
year 464, 600 bushels; shipments $685.
900 bushels; last year $4,000 bushels;
corn receipts 3S3, 900 bushels; last year
594, 900 bushels: shipments $4,000
bushels; last year $4,000 bushels.
.Chas. e. Lewis & Co..
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Beef Prjces.

st. Paul, May 1.--Cattle 900; killers
steady; steers $5.75@8.25; COWS and
heifers $4.50@7.35; calves steady, $500
@S.75; feeders steady, $4.30@7.75.
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1--WE stoct Recein,.

Chicago, May Hogs 10, 1000; left
eyer 7,1S1; prospects sc higher; light
$S.45@8.70; mixed SS.30@8.70; heavy
$8.05@S.60; rough $S.05 as. 20; cattle
$4,000; steady, Sheep $4,000; strong.
Omaha. May 1.-Hogs 5000; cattle
1,400; sheep. $500. ~.
Kansas City, May Hogs 5000; cat
tie 1900; sheep 10000.
Harris, Winthrop & Co.
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Liverpool, May Wheat opens un-
changed to Nc higher; corn unchanged.
Liverpool, May 1.-1:30 D. m. wheat
unchanged to &c lower; corn un-
changed to &c lower. -.
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Daily

Wheat $4,000 bushels; -four $4,000
barrels: corn $4,000 bushels: oats 49,
900 bushels; wheat and flour $4,000
bushels. Chas. E. Lewis &. Co.
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New York
Liverpool Wheat.

New York, May 1.--Butter steady,
unchanged, receipts 7,545 tubs.
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One Session a Day at High School

According to an order issued by
Superintendent Edwards, effective
yesterday, the city high school is now
on a one day session. Students begin
work at S A.. m. and close at Up. m.
Explaining the change Superintendent
Edwards said: This change is made
out of consideration for the comfort
of the students. 1t is found that the
afternoon sun renders the recitation
rooms up on the third story almost
unbearable from the heat and the one
session. by closing before the greatest
heat of the day, furnishes a solution
Of the difficulty"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-01
boarding homo Meefinr.

citation will hold a meeting tomorrow
afternoon at the home on Eighth street
south and all who are interested are
invited to attend. Al social time will
follow a, business session.
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The Markets
MARKET QUOTATIONS

ChaS. Il. Lewis q Co., Grain and stock
Brokers, Merton Block, Fargo.
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CAMPBELL FOR JUDGE.

Washington, May 1.-E. X.
Campbell, Of Birmingham, Ala,
for many years the political
manager of Oscar Underwood, has
been selected by President Will
son for Judge of the United
States court claims.
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Hide QuofatiOna by HOLES d Ro,ra,a
ESargR. N.TA

Hide auofasiona BY BorIen . 49,
FaraS1s ". u.
@. S cured hides. 3 I'll (. q
q cured bull hides. .i0I .aazs
C. S. cured calf skins. .15IS :vsM8
g. S. cured horse hides S.75 !
" y sheep pelts $3.50. 80 1..aoSS
IaIloW ~. 1888. .s. .06 81 ~
Green and frozen hides, IL
less thar cured. 20
EmFa.
4lnxs darR es...s..ss 3 90 @S7.Eo
acen $50 ss.s 70 I Z 2 .00@ SOD.
sysauM1h ! 80. So ~ .ssss 1s26@ 400
~ ~ III III 80 |. s e IatSr .s. .s.s 20 a .5Di
TED fox Il. a 5nnS1 Sg.o0
Wild cat ~. .ssss q .00Sg < Y
Beaver s..s.sss.s q .5na ossSSoo
Badger So sss,... j. O0s5 Xxx
WeaSsIa, white ..... .2S6D ggs
Aboys quotations for prime gilrs. vgass
HANDLED MIl goods 4. d. H.. Targo'
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Duluth Cash Close.
Duluth Flax.

May July Sept. Oct
Close =. 1924 1.341a 1877. 1851
Local Quotations.
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Continued From Page One.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-08
Mill Creek.
Curtis whitmer was in Napier on

Curtis Whitmer was In Napier on
business, last week.
WIN. Pennel shipped his cattle TO
81. Joseph, last week.
Mrs. T.. W. Headle, vas on the
Sick list a few days. last week.
Philip Markt and family spent
Sunday with Johnny Markt and fami.
ly.
Miss Gladys Watson. Of Kansas
City, was the guest of velym Nlarkt,
last week.
l-Hugh pennel was In ST. Joseph
list week, consulting Dr. Fulkerson,
On eye specialist.
Master Marion holland enter.
tained Grandma holland. Of Union
neighborhood, last Friday.
Mrs. Nelson holland and baby are
getting along nicely. but Papa" No.
land Is still acting rather strange.
Mrs. John Markt and children,
Mrs. Foley and Miss Daisy spent
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. James
Riley and children.
Misses Dorothy aud Pearl kurtk,
Ellen rennel, Nelyma Markt aud Luz
cile Peacher attended the party Mrs.
Murphy gave for her music scholars
last Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Schulef and baby,
Doiothea; Mr.. Bragg, Mrs. Foley and
Miss Daisy, Misses Gladys Watson,
Anna Markt and Lucille Peacher we're
visitors at the home OF James Riley
and family, last Sunday.
Mother whitmer l. feeling line
over the surprise given her by her
many friends and neighbors, July -,
In honor Of her Iith birthday. II
certainly does make one feel good .
be remembered on such an occasion.
Miss IIettie Walker, after a
months visit with her nephew, John
Walker. and family and George Young
and family, OF Mound City. returned
to Oregon, where size has been max.
Ing her home with her niece, Mrs.
Jim Riley.
Miss Mower, a registered nurse. Of
ST. Joseph, was called by DIR. Proud
last week to take charge OF the
sparkling little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Laurence Walker. who was Ser.
iously III. but at this writing tie
baby II reported a. getting along
nicely.
warrie Walker went 10 Kansas
City Sunday to Join his wife and baby
on their return home from three
weeks visit with Mrs. Walkers SIS.
ter, Mrs. Ollie Cole, At Goats, kas.
They will spend . few days In Kansas
City, visiting Mr.. Walkers sister, Mrs.
Nelia Johnston, and others.
RUBY.
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Burr Oak.
RUBY.

Sunday school was we'll attended
last SUNDAY.
Miss Ella Hopper was guest OF
Miss Ruth Ammo, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Sweet spent
Sunday with Mrs. Ed. Ammo.
Miss Louise Bledsos WAS guest
Of Miss Matte stone, over SUNDAY.
Miss Elizabeth VanDeyeer, OF
King City, Is here, isiting her father,
John vanDeyeer.
The threshing machines have left
our vicinity for the present. There
are yet some oats TO thresh later on.
Mrs. McCollumn Is visiting In st.
Joseph and Kansas City for q few
weeks, the guest Of her mother and
sisters.
IL. A. Bowles and family and Mrs.
d. 5. Cox visited Mrs. Mary Foley, Of
Oregon, Monday, Mrs, Cox will re.
turn TO her home In st. Deroin, Neb.,
In few days.
Mrs, II. A, Bowles returned home
from The Dalles, ore, last Friday.
She was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. ID. 5. Cox, who has spent the
past eight months In the West.
Miller Blachly and family, 5. W.
Ammo and family, Otis Hopper and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Vince Hopper,
Miss WON Blschly, and Miss May
Murrah were guests st the home OF
II. A. Bowles and family, Sunday.
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Monarch.

Grace Graham went to work for
Ralph Markt, Sunday evening.
Mrs. s. l., Karr, Estel and Delbert,
visited at James Smiths. Friday.
Mrs. Clarence Lilley, of near
Oregon, visited with Pa and Ma
Smith, Friday.
Lester Black and wife visited
Saturday night and Sunday at Sam
Sollar's, near Amazonia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Addington gave a
party, Saturday night, for the young
folks. All who were there, report a
fine time.
Mrs. George Traub was called to
Reserve, Kansas, Monday, on account
OF the death OF her brother, Eugene
Cheeseman, who was killed by train.
Those who attended church At
Nodaway, Sunday night, from OUT
neighbOrhoOd we're: Josh Chilcoat and
family, Mrs. James Smith and Grace,
Ben and Valeda; Ed Graham and Orall
Smith, Anis and Arthur Hughes and
Donald Graham.
" CLIyFoRD.
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Order of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI.

STA Sd,t> or ~ M' i,S, = IS
Katie McCulloch. Plain,iu.
Against
Henry u. McCullocl, defendant. ~.
Nufrc.
IN the Circuit Court of Holt County.
IN the state Of Missouri, October
Term, A. d., 1913.
Now on this day comes Katie Nc.
Culloch, the plaintiff In the above
entitled cause, before the undersign.
ed. Clerk ~ said Court In vacation,
and HES her petition and AFFIDAVIT,
stating among other things. that the
above named defendant, Henry u
McCulloch u a nonresident OF this
state. u u tllereupon ordered by
the Clerk aforesaid, IN vacation, that
publicati Ion be made, notifying him
that an action has been begun against
him, by petition, IN tie Circuit Court
OF Holt County, Missouri. the yen.
eral object Of which u To have the
bonds Of matrimoly heretofore con.
tracted De, ween tie plaintiiI and tie
defendant dissolved, upon the grounds
Of non support and abandonment OF
said plaintiff by said defendant, and
tIlat uUlcss ilt IN Anu appeAT ~ ttt
next term Of said court 10 be begun
and holden At the Court House IN the
City Of Oregon In said State and
County on the nth day Of October,
A. D., 1913, and on the tirst day Of
said term answer or plead to the PEI
tition In said cause. the same will be
taken ~ confessed. and Judgment
will be rendered accordingly,
u II further ordered that a copy
hereof he published In TUE IloLr
COUNTY SENTINEL, newspaper
printed and published IN the said
County Of Holt, and State Of Nilsson.
ri, and designated by Plaintiffs A..
torneys, for four weeks successfully ~
least once each week, the last inser'
ton TO he at least fifteen days before
the first day Of said term of said
Court.
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
I--~ the Circuit Court OF Holt
| SEAL. County, Missouri,this lItlI
49, day Of July, A D., 1918
Il. a. DUNHAM,
Circuit Clerk.
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Order of Publication.
ATE OF MISSOuRI.i.

STATE OF MISSOURI,,s
COUNTY or HoLT. w.
In the Circuit Court OF Holt County
Missouri.
Regular August Term Thereof, 1913.
Stefan kantor, Plaintiff,
w..
Emil Reinbold. Defendant.
Now at this day comes the plain.
tin, by his attorney, and II appearing
TO the satisfaction Of the court, that
the defendant. Emil I,cinbold. can.
not he summoned In this action. II Is
ordered by the court that publica.
ton be made. notifying him that an
action has beeu commenced against
him, by petition and attachment, In
the Circuit Court Of Holt County. In
the State 81 Missouri: the object and
general nature OF which Is, that
plaintiff seeks to recover Of and from
the defendant, on first count Of said
petition, the sum OF si62T.&I. and on
second count Of said petition, the
sum OF sp,OA. 10, with interest there.
on, on both said counts. at u per cent
per annum from the 2Jrd day Of &c.
tober. 1909:
That his property has been at.
tached, and unless he be and appear
at the Court House In Oregon, In
said County Of Holt. on the 18th day
OF August, lnlJ. and on the first day
Of said term Of said court, answer or
plead to the plaintiffs petition In
said cause. the same will be taken as
confessed, and judgment will he rem
dered against him, and his property
sold TO satisfy the same.
II u further ordered that a copy
hereof be published In Tie Holt
County Sentinel, newspaper printed
and published Ia the County OF Holt
and designated by plaintiffs attor.
ney. for four weeks successfully. the
asst insertion 10 be AT least fifteen
days before the commencement Of
the next term Of this court.
\ true copy from the record. Wit.
~ my hand and the seal OF
SEAL. the Holt County Circuit
- Court. Done al of'ice IN
the City Of Oregon. Holt County,
Missouri, this litli day OF July. 1913
T.. A. DINHAM.
Clerk " Holt County Circuit Court,
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MayflOwer.

Hugh Brohan was an oregon call.
or, Monday.
Miss Stella Brollan spen, sunday
Al I'D. Fosters.
Herman Sommer Was IN -. 10.
seph with hogs. Friday.
Miss Quilla Grimes aud baby spent
Thursday with home folks.
Miss Lena Sommer spent a few
days With her sister. Mrs. !. Fink.
Mrs. Roy iIyder spent Thursday
with her parents. Mr., and Mrs. John
Scott.
John Scott and famil, visited
with their daughter, Mrs, Roy fiyder,
Sunday.
Hugh Brohar returned home from
q trip In Southern Arkansas, Satur-
day evening.
Murl Norris and family spent Fri.
day afternoon with his brother,
George and family.
Stella, Anna and Maggie Brohan
spent Thursday afternoon at the
Chas. Stadler home.
John Sciiank, wife, daughters and
son, Drama, visited with Jas. Co rdrey
and family, Sunday.
Miss Mary Scot; returned home.
Thursday, from a few days visit with
her sister, Mrs. Roy Hyder.
Mrs, Hugh Rrohan and little
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BETSY.

lily Money for anyone with q
little spare time fright now making
and selling simplex Corn Dryer and
Hanger Complete Outfit for max.
Ing for what one dozen other makes
cost. Most practical and cheapest
Sales will continue three to tive years
right In your county, Write quick
for samples and territory.
ACME MFG. CO..
Omaha, Neb.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-08

Mrs. Mona Freddy, Of Sioux City,
Is visiting Pa and Ma Jack Jsmison.
Miss Murl Jamison, OF Forest City,
came back home with her after several
weeks visit with her at her home.
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Have Located
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the un.
a fsin lizzie tie =" es SSseSer EsecI
bert Rocker, deceased, will make
the next ext term emo Of I the S' Probate ' Court
OF Holt County, Missouri, to be hold
County, on the 18th day OF August,
A. D., 1913. ---
LIZZIE N. ROCKER.
Executrix OF Said Estate.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-08

Henry y. Wright, president.
Peter Raiser, vice-president
". l.. Norman. ID district
W. @, Proud, county physician,
Frank l.. I-ller. secretary.
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County Hoard of tLacs,iou.

County Hoard of Education
Fart A. Rock oregon.
y. 4, Cro>en, Mound CITY.
Collector ~ Revenue, Howard =, Teare.
County Treasurer, Scbourn Carson.
Recorder ~ deeds, John n. iiibbsrd.
Commissioner ~ SchuOls, Earl A. Rock.
Public Administrator, q. ". cummins,
Superintendent ~ P1r, q, y. Thurman
Surveyor, John u. rerei,
Assessor. Perry ". Ramsay.
Coroner. I. u, Lang, Corning
Holt County population. 1859
State tnN, ~. IN 800 valuation
County tax. 30c on 500 valuation,
County road tax. TO- on 800 valuation.
Special road and bridge, ..s On 800 yaiua-
tlOn,
Average Shool taN levy. I'c per 500 vaiua-
ton,
County created by act of legislature, Jsnu-
cry -. is+i.
County named tor David iiic- Holt. OF
Platte County,
Oregon. County Seat, created by ACT Of leg
islature, June 81, 1891,
Population, i,sn.
Assess.be wealth. oregon, tSs,t.o
Lands and town lots, tS,sass'O
Personal .'.,.,.'.,.,..' ,,".,,,'',,,, :,l".SV
Merchants. ,..,,, .,,,,,'," :S,1s
Railroad. telegraph and Telephone. .a0s. -.
Total..............................O,sls ,yss
Oregon. county seat.
Electric lighted.
WstePw0fks system.
City tax, 75c on 800.
school tar. u % on 500.