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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-26

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h6 ordered TO STo 70 WpWN$W enuWEdMSf re- W0 &@Eemfa Mt home rule wdu British
government the danger ola enh mhe army
Field Marshal Sir JMm .Fn in Dublin to W@ @ EpM. funps
KgC George is constantine HsItnsC omA SA- EMI~ f rs $50 State for War concerning the rnu
situation in Ulster "e
Armed rma are h&ssntf from Dublin into lister a mNm m@a~s ara u@ea about Eant =
The Ulster Volunteers" IRE nadyt mobilize alta mclais N& @AgA Sir EdwmdC m E advising
Sir AruY tA onmmda%neham ireland is directing the dp@Hn@ et room 10 preserve oMr =
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-26

FOR RENT--Rooms for house
keeping.-420 North Edmunds.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-26

, KODAK USERS u your finishing
bin in half. Any size roll of film
developed sc. ANY size print or post
card, Sc each. Photo shop. Box 429,
Bryant. S. ID.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-26

s-ROOM HOUSE for rent. 1901 S
sanborn st. Inquire First National
bank.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-26

SANDOW manure s%preader, low
down and auto axle, at Introductory
prices.-Lorenzo IL. Jahns.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-26

FOR RENT-Room, 415 North
EAnborn. Gentleman preferred.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-26

Lyman county land to trade for
residence and acres adjoining Mitch
ell. Lock Box $50, Murdo, S. ID.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-26

SANDOW cream separators, hand
and power, guaranteed the most dur
able and closest skimmer.-Lorenzo
II. Jahns.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-26

FOR sALE-Two calves. Phone
$3.50.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-26

THE NEW DRAY LINE, phone all
orders to 1881 or 200S.-Chas.
Phillips, Prop.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-26

SOFT WATER-$1.50 per tank;
$3.50 for two. Phone $3.50. Sam
Hicks
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-26

FOR RENT-Furnished room. BIS
9Th Avenue East.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-26

GOOD SECOND HAND FURNI-
'ture for sale. 301 q. 9th.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-26

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. G. r.. Wallis, 416 S. ed
munds St., phone 2307.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-26

GOOD cigar case for sale.-Kemp
toms Cafe
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-26
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Splendid young Hol
stein COW. Fresh.--W. A. Branch
200 p. 18th Ave.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-26
Guaranty Given Officers.

The war secretary told them that
no II from a general down to a
private was expected to S more
force than vas required to maintain
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-26

FOR SALE-25 Duroc Jersey
brood lows. Phone or write Pete
Peterson. r. R. s. Mitchell. S. d.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

$3.50; s. $. ganfielb. gomrniidroienz
tie unb MeiIengelb $1,000; 6. so. glarf.
MappenzMtlas $1.98; CARP 9iebl, 9ienz
tie beim Gonntp : Na93dblungsboarb
$17.4O, Dien1t beim gountp : Na65dbz
lunqsboarb 1920; S. 9. Dunn, goroz
,n%erSaebubr BEL Qeihe Beg @ouaro Slider
$5.75: Souls @belbrod, @rabma6en fir
$. 8. gairnes $500; Sarnbam Prtg.
& 5tat. 60, Supplies 5000; Ueorgan
Elabertp, 6tein fur Solbnten- Monument
$3.50; Srib grob 50. -9upplies $1:35;
@infa1ung bon &arten $1.5O; Dndgerz
Sectionen $3.50; YrimdrtpablzSupp
$311.5O; 6ubert @ans - gtntaufsz@ Ger
tifitate Sits; 8eribterfattumgsblants
1925; Sal. german, GommiGdroien1te
1nb Meilengel6 $68.80; %. 8. Settle
rinQton. Mepnriren beg @rasf6neioers
1925; pesglei9en $1.75; s. S. &ttotpsti,
Meparatur an @efGngniBbetten $1.40; S.
8. &otpalfotpsfi, gommiidroienit uno
Weilenqelb $1O7.8O; Matb. &rier, Nutoz
faprt nab So. @raben $50. 80 $500;
9l1guit Sc ublmann, goronersgebi1br I'M
sale bon 81. 8immermam $7.o5; oes-
9lei9en I'M Sale bon 8. IS. Cairns $15.zx
25; Sobn Gang, gintragnngsgebubreft
uno Sreimarfen $11.40:
Melroie Cemetery Niiociation, Grob
fur 8. %. Cairns, $500; Scarf MtQer,
Dienit beim County Ma @5ablungsboaro,
$17.4O; IS. 81. Nisterm, oesglei6en.
1920; Mor6itern 9rudgeleu@aft, x9rud
Der Saupz8ldtter, $44.75; 9rnd Der
@ormahl3 ettel $83O.5O; 56ulpablzSnpz
plies $43.25; 56reibmaterial 1888, &C.
cioen8z 9rudi laden, $780,; oesgletden
$15.54; Srau @ertruo Motds 3eusengez
bMbren, 5taat gegen Geo. 8artbelemp,
1912; Mat6. Not1, besgleiben $1.12;
s rau @ertruo Not6 $1.12; g. S. @oz-
doll, 8e1prenfeln oes Gourt9aus<Squar4
$42; S. s. 5an6erltrom, Srie6ensri9N
tersgebi6r, Staat gegen gaui9, $3.50.
5taat gegen Selling $500; Staat ge=
gen G@neiber 1910; @taat segen
@auid, $3.50; gtaat gegen Ssaing,
ing &c., Blants, $46.80; 8lmnts, 1915;
Supplies $14.O0; Supplies $1,000;
Supplies $4,000; 8lmnfs $1.75. Sbeoz
DOR @ipinsfi, @eparatur bon Office
Stublen $500; Sern Spicer, 3eugengez
biibr @tant gegen Geo. 8artbelemD ST.
12;;gfif. Stein, 9ten1t in Nppeuation beg
Co. 8rabens $50. 80 $500; @uian
5beis, ~3eugengebibr, @toat 9egeu Geo.
8artbelemD $1.12; sc. Sbomeg, Sret=
marfen unb ggpreB etc. $3.50; g. S.
unger, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BEG $. %.
Cairns $500; 5albert 8ation, Goroz
%nersgebIbr I'M Sale BON ISM. 8al5
$500; Sacob @eber, @ontmifdr6tenite
unb Meilengelb $91.20; S. S. 8eiHer,
9ienite beim SO. Nad8dblungsboaro$15.z
80; g. 81. Martin, 9ienite am County,
Sabrfpege $4,000. = Guf Intrag berz
tagte ii6 bic 8eb0rbe fine bic.
S. 8. &omnlfotpsfi, @oriiber
Der COUNTY, 8eb0roe bon 5tenrns
gountp, Minn.
Beitdtigt: Mi4. $bomep, County, Nu6ttor
unb @r<offieio gIert oes Uonrb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
@ioerIegum9.
Ser scmeiene italieniide Miniiter-
praiioent 2m55atti iiber Ben
SbealtsmmS Htns X.

Sic IS0Groerer ser q. s.. 81. 8e.
>uegul1g ser lebten Sabre beba1pten
mit @orliebe, ous Yapittbl1m iei gelo-
gierig; Die Guardians Of 9ibertp bet-
Ben es madtgierig. Ser friibere ito
lieniide Miniiterprdii oent 2utgt 9n5-
aatti Sen nien1a1t6 irgenopelder
@orliebe fir sic Stride be5idttge11
fonn - ais @antiiinger 1immt CT
eiueu nidtfotboliihen @tanopuntt
ein = meiit oagegen IN ieinem llt11glt
erldienen 81td)e:: uStuoien, CUR
greun1nq bon Stride un6 5taat" auf
0en gntidl1tB Eius X. bin, aus
priusipiel(en @riinoen lteber Die Str
de Troufreid)s perar11en 5u lallen,
ais Sic 8iloung BON &%nlt11Sgeiell-
ltaften 5u geitatte1r.
uesSm Seitulter ser i6rantenlo1e1
@elogier, 1dreibt 21t55atti, ~mabreno
ole, gin5elne u1o @eieui6often, 1tab
SEM @eloe greifen, moimmer tie es
MIR finoen, meroen altd tptr, Die tptr
NIT oem @otboli5ismts ni6ts ga-
n1ein baber, bon 8e>pun6ernng er-
oriffen, mern mir ieben, tpie Die Str
de Sunoerte bon Milltonert aus
5d,lagt, 1m tire @runoiabe 11t@t gu
perleten, tper,n iie 0pie ser Npoltel
6en Simon Magus) e%11tgegret::
Sem @el6 bleibe 6tr!".... Mls yta=
poleon Sem gefangenen Napite Wius
VIII cine Neniion BON 100 Weiato=
men anbot, ertpioerte oieier, er babe
ale feline &edm1ngen begli@en 11no
es geniigen ibm Is @olot (ettpa 10
Gents) fir SEN Sag"
@ie l6mdbli@ erldeinen int 9tdte
ser BON 2lt55attt onertannten Ditto,
rilden @obrbeit Sic @erlaumonnger
iener obi6euli@en @egner, sic In
1innIoler 8utb Stride nn6 Nap1t=
tbum idmdben, obne je6es @erltdno-
niB fir 6eren tueltbiItorii@e Mii-
iton. @.<S1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

$931.oo; neberlidt am @taatstpese go.
2 $4,000; Sobn Mein3, SupplieS fir
gbner $4,000; S2. @eperf arbeit am
@taatspege SEQ. 8 $500; 8. $. Mloore,
9rapaqe an gbnermai9ine II. +. IN.
$500; s. 6. YaDne, Mrbeit am Staatss
tpege So. 2 5000; sos. q. S6negel,
Mrbeit nit 9ampfmai9ine $4,000; @ebr.
Sbielmann, Supplies fiir 9ampfn1al 6ine
etc. $.7.35; @ebr. Sbtelmann, Supplies
fir 9ampfmalGime etc. $500; 8agnerz
2angemo Co., Erattion 9ampfmaI cline
uno Del %$2419.46; 8agnerz 2angemo
Co., @obIenz Crates fir 9ampfmaldine
$3.50. @eiorgung Der gorlpablbeoiirfz
ni1e: 6. S. Balopin $50; $; 5: 8len>
fer $1.20; &arl q. Vorger 1920; Seb.
@rid $3.50; 81. 6. 8u9bte $1.40; Clinton
gltgrotb $3.50; sos. gmmel $40; 8.
gnge1 $1.2O; S. S. @eb $2.10; Soiep
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

e. gngel $1.2O; Scr. &alporion $1.s5;
2ouis @artig $500; 6. 6. Senortdion
$1.70; 8. SO. 9enbrtdion $2.46; S. 50.
@ens 1910; So. 9er3og 1920; s. s..
@innentnmp $1.7O; sc. g. @unt $1.20;
Nlfreb Sten 5000; 8. st. Sones $3.50;
Stanislaus &abmaret $1.20; 8. @ilian
$1.60; 81. 81. Scoop 5000; Mat6. &olin9
$2.51; so. Maleri9 $1.20; SD. Mibael
$1.25; Sobn s.. Otto 5000; 81. 81. 8az
riff $780,. S. 6. FaDne $1.60; Sobn
MoBmam $3.50; Sreb. Meeb $1.20; IS.
q. Stein $2.18; Sobn 56lagbed $500;
S. g. S6neioer $1.10; Carl 6. 5cott
$1.2O; 5imon @trobel $1.20; 8. 81.
9@ift $1.20; s: 8. Eelidop 1920;
Sobn Sbelen 1888; Nnton @artenburg
$1.20; @idael 8etoner $3.50; Bm.
@ebraud $3.50; @ictor 80ite $3.50. -
@m. 81. 80rger, Sreimarteu, ggpreB etc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

i9ri% $1.1o; 81. $. &lein $1.7o; 8. g.
&Sttnt1on $1.5O; Sobn 81. Gong $3.50;
@eorg Magnuio on $1.2O; so. Maleri9
$780,; Sre6. 6. Mebring SLIGO; So1ep6
gt1dol $40; Soiepb Miebaus $50; 6.
rs. Yarter 1920; Sobn 9faB $1.1O; g.
-; 9tal11er $3.50; Geo. Mooneb $500;
.. Nllgemer $1.20; 6. 8. 5arteu 5000;
W. y: Sbtel $1.60; 8m. 56neioer ST.
10; ~: Stobel 1920; Mnb. S. Sbornp-
ign 1920; 8. S. @ebIage $1.6O; Silt.
8enner $1.35; 6. 8. 8ilcog $3.50;
Srant 8tllenbring $500; Sill. 50. @itte
$500.
SIR l1eberbrineung Ser 8rimarlpabl<
gelnltate: 6. S. 8albpin $500; s.. S.
8lenter $1.20; S. $. 8orgmann $1.40;
So1epb Brann $3.50; 6. 81. 8rbant ST.
50; Sobn 9: Gbriiten $500; 81. S. 9a<
111el II. $1.2O; Soiepb @ben1tetner $3.50;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
&ertanolnn8en
beS 8parb Der Gpunt1 Gpm:
mtf &c DON &tearn8 Gpun:
tD, mtnnefota.

office Sec @ountb< Nu6itors,
0' gnesielIe @rabem : sitmus. = Sem
hinterleeten Mufruf 8nfolge trat pie
&ountb : Beb6r6e 8ulammen; ale Mttte
uIie6er antpe1enb; s. 8. &otpdltotpsh nls
&oriiber. Muf Mnfrag oes Sacob @eber
murbe folgenoer 8el@luB angenommen:
Da Ser 8oaro Ser County : @ommtiidre
BON 6tearns @ountp am 1: Mngnt 1913
Sen gountn : 9ruinage : @rnben SEQ. 30
etablirte gemGB Ben 8ortebrungen Deg
@apitels $50 Ser @elebe bon 1905 tpie
ou6h Ser per1die1enen Mfte nn6 Der oa8n
oeh6rioen Mftantbeile, unb 81 Die Mbl9d<
Buuo Ser 2d1bereien, Die 6nr9 belagten
@raben Nuben batten unb 10 Das Stehen
bes1elben beginitigen io1ten, re9tmdbtg
eemadt unb in Der Office 6es urtunoen<
&eqitrars beg genannten Gountb einge=
troaen tparo, 70 lit hermit Der nit benz
2ieben BEG @rabens b%erbnnoene @o1tenz
betroq orf 6ie 5nmme bon $9396.O2
fetoeiebt, unb Sic @bi6dbmng Der babel
au Betpinn gefommenen 2dnoereten l1no
anberes 2an6, bas babel 9etpann, tpnroe
uuf 6ie1en Betrag ~be1 ttmmt, rno Dn O1e<
fer 8oar6 es fir notbnenoig erndtet. Die
Bonbs bon 6tearns @ountb IN Der 5nm@
me bon $9,396.00 ans3nlte4en uno 81
berfaufen, INN sic Muslagen bes 3iebens
be1aqten @rabens at be- tretten; nno oa
bieie Beb0rbe es nuniht 6aB 9enannte
8on6s. 8n elmer 10 nieorigen 3tnsrate,
als lie erlangt tper0en f0nnen, a1sgei@rie<
ben unb berfanft tper6en 1o1en, 10 tit
hermit bei@lod1en, 6aB Der @ountpxMnz
Ditor seq genannten @tearns @ountp bier
NIT. ongepieIen un6 beauftragt lit. fir
Mnqebofe ODER MntrGge tpegen Nnfaufs
beIagter Bombs gu Har ODER gu elmer
3insrate bon ni9t b0ber als 1e@s groz
gent per Sabr an8u5eigen nno otei elben
auf3ubepabren;. %genannte Bonos 1ollen
fdaiq unb in ihrer reipeftiben 8etragsz
iumme tpie folgt fem: ~ Gin 8ono
fur $945.OO; 5ablbar am 1. Suit 1915;
o. Elm 8on6 fir BEN 8etrag bon $780,
90; 8ablbar am 1. Su1i 1916; 81 Elm
8on6 fir bie Summe bon 1896, 8ablz
bar am 1. Suli 1917; ~ Elm 8on6 fir
bic @umme bon $939.O0, 3nblbar am 1.
Suit 1918; s. elm 8ono fir Die Summe
bon 1899, 3ablbar am 1. Snlt 1919;
81 Elm BonS fir sic 5umme bon $3.50,
aablbar am l.. Suit 1920; ~ Elm 8onb
fur Ben Betrng bon $4,000; 8ablbar am
l.. SnIi 1921; 81 Elm 8ono fir Sen Sc.
trag bon $4,000; 3abl6ar am 1. Sult
1922; 81 Elm 8on6 fir Die @nmme bon
1899; 8ab1bar am T.. Suli 1923; 10.)
Elm 8onb fir Die @umme bon $4,000,
8ablbar AM 1. Suit 1924. 9aoirt, ct.
&loub, BEN 20. Stunt 1914:
s. 8. &onolfopsffi, @ommifdr
BEG 1. 9iitritts; @alentin German,
gommiHGr beg 2. 81 1trtfts; Sacob
8eber, gommiHdr beg 8. 9iitrtfts;
Mi6ae1 2ofo, @ommtIdr BEG 4. ST.
ffrifts; S. 8. gnnfieI6, @ommihar
BEG 5. 81 iitrtfts.
8ei tGtigt: Ni@olas Sbomeb,.
gonntb<N u6ttor.
Muf Mntrag beg Sal. German, unter@
iibt bon Mih. 2o1o, purbe bic @onntb<
8erf3eugsz&ifte Dem 01i@. 2abr ber<
fauft. Mnf Mntrag beg Sacob 8eber,
unteritibt bon @i@:. SOTO tpnroen fo1z
qen6e Me6nungen erla11bt unb benz @e<
ieb 8ufolge CUR 8ab1ung angetpieien: S.
s. &nnfielb, antpeien6 bel Ser @raben<
8erfammIung be3uglt@ 6es County, @ra<
beus $50. SO $1,000; @al. German oeS@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
gleiden $3.50; S. $. &otpaltotpsti, 6esz

gleiden $3.50; S. $. &otpaltotpsfi, besz
gleiden $500; S Jacob 8eber, oeSgletden
5000; S. 8. Mbams, @raoers, 9rabs
etc. $845.50; S. $. Noams, Mnterial
unb @anbtperf5eug 1925; Sreo: Beuz
ner, Mrbeit am 5taatslpege Nto. 4 $62;
gbrilt. 9ietmann, @rpreB fir @n9tne
@rates $2.O5; gbriit. 9ietmann, Cup
plies fir ssSngerieur 1925; @ranite. gitb
Sron @orfs, 51drfen Der @ege @raotrz
ma1hinenplatte $500; STANLEY 9abmaz
ret, Meparaturen am Yflug $5.10; $.
Qutber, Mblaoen be5 9ampfz Sraftors
$1.75; Qple CORRUGATED @ulpert Co 8
81. ". @beelers $105.00; 8 @ltoe @bner
$4,000; 8 Cascade 9erapers $500;
gulperts $176.96; @ulberts $103.80;
$142.92; $70.9S. g. q. @artin, =
tbeilpeiie Nb5ablung oes &ontrafts am
@taatstpege $50. 2 $424.60; 6es9leiden
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
@rnnbei9entbumtS=
nbertra9un8en.

Soiep9 S. @untel uno Srau an 2iqian
80. @an, RearI Cate @art, Got Z, 8lod
1, $4,000.
MidaeI 8. @eppers un6 Sran on Sit.
S1mitt, Qots 10 nr6 10, 8Iod Is, 4bon,
$1525.OO.
@iuiam @onnacott on @ermann.
aua6e, 5@A, 81 M@A M@A M@(
u, Sec. 16z125-84, $50 Mcres, $4,000.
g. 6. &oit unb Srm1 an Charles 8.
@6mibt, %. w Meres bon 6. 27k
Mcres bon Got 2, @ec. 34<122z32, Rapz
nesbille, $4,000.
Midolaus @obs an Mlieg %. 9eatbtes,
abeil bon Got II, Muo. Cub. SO. Z, 8ilz
lage ct. Martin, $2800.00.
Sobn S. 8ortmdn un0 Srd1 m grnet
6ufrieos, @gh MGA Sec. 2%7<122z31,
@6en Gate, $4000.00.>
Sobn Sb1nann urb Srau on @ntbrina
8rebed, Qots i, 2 un6 8, 8lod 8, Glz
banp, $4,000.
Soe.. @eigleitner ms Srau on @einrid
5tibe, @R bon 9@A Gee. 19>126z31,
@rain, $675O.O0.
Soiepb Mopad unb Srau on sSii6or q.
3 5u mbanp, $265O.OO.
@9rtittan 8. Sobnfon uno Srau an ..
%. Sobnion, 6. 81 Icres bon M@A,
$4,000.
Wiarb g. Cummings uno Srau an
Sranf 5ieftion, She'll bon Got %, Sob.
bins & @enbenbau's Ibb. @mut Centre,
100000.
Mrnolo 20br an 8eter 2obr, MA g
8A Gee. 5z123z33, @@A Gee. 29z
1898, Melroie, 100000.
Mrnolo 20br an Spbn Q0br, az bon
Mh bon N8A Gee. 5>123z33, 5@A
Sec. 29=124z33, Mtelro1e, 100000.
Mrnolo 20br an Matbias Q0br, @h
5@A Gee. 10, 58A M8A, sec. 80,
@h, N@A, Gee. 30z124<33, $500O.0O.
%. 6. SSoreman unb Sral1 an Samuel
81. Gang, @h bon 2otS 4 nnb s., 8Iod
4, YabnesbiQe, $4,000.
Sobn @anste uno 8tlliam @ansft a1
8. 8. @bitmire, 5@A Gee. $685.
35, $5000.00.
9lncon Mc9Irtbnr unb Trm1 an Mrdi<
bolo 0ecNrtbur @gA M8H sec. 9z126z
80, 9olbtng, $4,000.
Mmal6 3artfiel6 ur6 Nrau an 6drrt
g. Ooung, Got %, 8lod 3, @e It &
earles MbD., $1,000 90.
Sobn s.. Qbn6 uno Sra1 a1 &arrb g.
Ooung, n0r0lid 81 SuB bon Got 2. 8lod
So 2ntprn's Mbb., ct. glouo, $4,000.
Mnna 5teinbauer un6 @otte on. 8m.
S. Steinbauer. n0rbli6 " bon 2ot 8,
8Iod SO. 10, @ilfon, $1OOO.OO
@tQiam IiiQer an Qoui8 6elmitGtter.
Mltpinn Dretplotp,, garolina MIuer uno
Bertha &%elmitatter. @@A sec. II uno
g@A, Gee. 20 dqes IN Sotpnibip 1872
49,, Gate 9enrp, $1200O.00. "
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
Sic iinb biliSs unb oertoph.

&rontes @opfmeb, ihle@ter Mtbem,
fourer @agen, belegte 3unge uno
l1nberom1lidfeit, idIe@te 2eber uno
eingetpeioe peritopft. @einigt gl1d
belte Mben6. @nuft etne Csc 6lnfhe
ST. Sings Me11e 9ebenspilIen beute
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-01
FLEEING PRISONER KILLED.

Tulsa, Okla, April 30.-Frank
Bridges, an ex-convict, was shot
and instantly killed here Saturday
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Bob At
kins. when he attempted to escape
after being arrested by the officer
on burglary charge. The shoot
ing occurred on West First street,
in the very heart of the city.
Bridges jerked free from the dep
uty sheriff's grasp as he was being
taken to Jail. Atkins commanded
him to halt, and when he failed to
comply with the order, the officer
fired three times, intending to Grip
pie him.
Only one bullet took effect. 1t
pierced the fleeing mans heart, en-
tering from the back. Death was
almost instantaneous. An inquest
was held over the body Sunday.
Bridges was released from the Ok
lahoma prison two months ago at
ter serving a term for grand larceny.
The warrant Atkins had charged him
with robbing grocery store.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-01
NORMAL Gradual
ING EXERCISES.

Southeastern Normal is nearing
the completion of its fifth year of
work here. when its fifth class will
be graduated.
The annual sermon this year will
be preached by the Reverend o. G.
Fontaine, pastor Of the Methodist
church, South, of Durant, in the
Normal school auditorium, 1O:30 a.
m.,. Sunday. May 18th. The COM
mencement address will be deviler-
ed by former Chief Justice R. L.
Williams, in the Normal school au.
ditorium, 10:30 a. m.,. Thursday
May 21st. Examinations for the
graduating class will be held May
7th and Sth; for other classes, the
18th, 10Th and goth. Other an
nouncements will be made later.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-01
GAIN IN SCHOLASTIC CENSUS.


Oklahoma City, April 30.-Re-
ports from the county superintend-
ents show that the scholastic popu-
lation of Oklahoma for 1914 has
made a gain of 1907 over that of
1913; 575,101 in 1914 and 557.-
004 in 1913. This enumeration
was taken between January 18th
and February LIST and is the first
census taken under the provisions
of the new school law.
Two years ago Supt. Wilson dis
covered that in many school districts
the enumeration was the same as the
report of the attendance which In
dicated that the census had been
taken from the teachers report of
the attendance for the school term.
The law made no provision for taxi
ing the census, merely providing for
the report of the number of school
children residing in the district on
January 18th previous, to be made
to the county superintendent after
the annual meeting in June. No
report of the cesus was made to the
state superintendent until the coun-
ty superintendent made his annual
report which was not received in
some instances until the month Of
January following, or a year after
the census had been taken.
Supt. Wilson inaugurated a plan
for taking this census and prepared
blanks for this purpose. AS this
form was not prescribed by law the
results were not entirely satisfac-
tory, therefore recommended that
the legislature prescribe the present
form as the only one to be used,
which was done. The reports are
now made promptly and under oath
the returns indicate that this method
has given general satisfaction. Upon
these reports the state school funds
are apportioned and for this reason
Supt. Wilson desired that the reports
be accurate and that every safeguard
be given the taking and the report
ing of the scholastic census.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-01
RURAL ROUTES JUNE FIRST.
Routes One and Two, Serving a To-
tai of 200 Families, Established.
Patrons Should Have Mail Adj
dressed i'm Care of Proper Route.

On June First this year actual op-
Grafton of rural routes numbers One
and Two will be commenced out OF
Durant, and Postmaster Early advis-
es that i'm order to insure the best
service that all patrons of the two
routes see to II that their mail comes
TO them addressed in care OF r. Il.
d. No. /, or No. Q, depending upon
which route will serve them.
Most of the patrons on the two
routes have had mail boxes put up
in place convenient for the carrier.
Last week examinations were held in
Durant from which to pick an elig-
ible list from which carriers are to
be selected, and now all that is lack
ing for the operation of the routes
to commence is the availability of
the appropriation which becomes eff
fective June first.
Route No. commences at the Du-
rant postoffice then east one-fourth
Of mile, and south four and a half
miles to the southwest corner of sec
ton 21. Thence east one mile, south
three miles to the southwest corner
of section 3, thence esat one mile,
south one mile and east two miles
and west one mile, to the southeast
corner of section 35. North two
miles and west one mile to the south
east corner of section %. North
two miles and west one mile to the
southeast corner of section Q. North
twu miles and west half mile to
the middle of the north line of Soc
tion 4. North half mile, and west
three. quarters of a mile to the post
office. Total miles, twenty-five and
half. Families served, one hun
drede and forty-five. approximate
number of people served, seven hun
dred and twenty-five.
Route No. commences at the
Durant postoffice, and runs north
east to the city limits. North four
and three-quarter miles to the, north
east corner of section five. West
mile and a half and north half
mile and west half mile to the mid
die of the west line Of section 21.
North three and a half miles and
west two miles to the northwest cor
ner of section IA. South three miles
and east two miles to the northeast
corner of section SO. South three
miles and east one mile to the north
east corner of section IS. South
three and three-eights miles and
east five-eighths of a mile to the
postoffice. Number of miles, twen-
ty-six and three-fourths. Families
served 145. Approximate number
of people served, seven hundred and
twenty-five.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-01
INVESTIGATE ELECTION FRAUDS

District Judge De Graffenried has
called special grand jury to meet
at Muskogee on May 4th for the
purpose of investigating frauds
charged to have been perpetrated in
the recent city election there. In his
order he states that he has examined
the petition of 1873 citizens who ask
ed that the jury probe be conducted,
The calling of the grand jury is a
result of fight of the citizens
league, who claim to have evidence
of bribery and violations of the cleo
! tion law.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-01
ESTABLISHED BASIS
FOR TAXATION.


The vexed question as to the prop
er basis for valuation OF oil lease
holds for taxation purposes was
practically settled for an important
part of the Oklahoma oil field fol-
lowing a conference held by the
county assessor of Tulsa county and
the oil producers last week.
The action taken does not indi-
cate that the producers will pay the
tax now or at any time in the future
If the courts will relieve them OF the
obligation, but it does get definite
figure for placing the properties on
the tax rolls. The agreement was
fas 500 per barrel to be the valu-
alton on settled production, and
half that amount for flush produc
tion.