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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-20
ORDER HElHASrErittdh 70 3slfE OF
LAND

okpERH 70 3sIfE OF
LAND
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~ tofiFsssfsss' D
All the heirs of said a deceased and Order Hear
s1!s ssss II p ss ! dd intssssdted LIZ IL The II. tiFn : Pss sIa q
asnsS & as'ss e. 'Ysu a% r. igsg Ss sgp:s, t.aa'
sentative 1f all absent German
heirs 0t'''id d''e+sf sss ) aadSa
On. sesa.di,1g; ,wdfsf1ihg}. t h
pe'tition of j. h es Grunow q $
s .dT,%'7 sa1sS tb of r. + 4 s satE Of hs ssid ;n dsscssse d,
in that all Of the real estate Of which said de.
Gedent died seized, which said real estate is
described and set forth in said petition together
ij eflid ,ss 1,Sssss 4 Is < ! W. ssl fssRtsa s s 81 III H. T.
late y. q w ssid G a... WsSSssei; also I Known Ha,, Is Gust lust;
Fl the Northeast: z%9gssrter ~. .oi; NEA) and
Three (3).ofTdwhskip One Hundred apd, forty.
Wssst il Mclean County, Sofss DAKOTA ,' az
And It apppsear + said p%eeftioihS that it is
for the best interests of said estate and of all
persons interested therein that the said zeal
estate be sotd
It is therefore ordered~thatAthe said petition
County Court of the said County Of. Mclean,
at the court rooms Of said court In the county
court house in the City of. W%ashburni in, said
county. ontheI27ths day of March, 1914 at 10
o'clock in the forenoon .of. said day: ,,r , ~,
II is further-orderedtliat al! pefsons INTEREST
sd in said estate appear before the Judge of
this court at said time and place and then and
there show cause. if any there ,be, why. Said
petition should not'be granted.
Dated at Mashburn., n. p. this 2lst day of
by the Court. ,..,,
Geo: P Gibson.
Maritz Helm, -F'' tE
Stambaugh & Fowler, 50. t., !
Fargo, Nd r,i,e. 1853
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-20
Notice of Rsslr Estate /, o5rtsissss' fi J'atssssel6sydialas '

Notice of ReAlf Estate Mortgage Foreclosure
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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-20

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State of North Dakota n District Court
County of Mclean SSsSssB judicial District
Thomas E. Cullept Plaintiff, az. 4 g j. ! ~
Joseph T. JACKSON. and |, sgt .tlis
o ssssF Ss4,s SSi's' sd 3as, W S mons 90
teTest in or lien or encumbs -
raAcb Mt5On the property de- 3a''! J.. : -
soFib BED. in the e qb%sisnas,tx, - j, n -
The State OF North DsxotA to the aboye
Soaa sie hereby, !snnpened % answer pt the
complaint in this action which is fled with the
Gls sn g ao the District Sdcts cG %sto within ina and ID for Nc ;
copy 81. your answer upon the subscribers at
theis office in the City Of hihot Ward County,
North DskS!a. within thirty days. after tie
to hppsar and answer ndgmneh wifi be taken
against ypu!by ,defsalt for the relief demand:
Cd D ~ sSs tS SGnp,f' 5svas rah,,,,a.j1k AsD >,oJlsi.
.p4,fa Greenlest. B.sdflord & Mash !: 90,
-''f Attorneys for the Plaintiff;
IL: 4 Ftsf T. Office and t.O. Address -
- Notice y NJ Persoasi Claim
Notice. is hereby eivel that the above en-
s!si@t ' e sSe Il So! SlsSHEat' d t. ssftSssaa' 1s.i re ssss:s
situate In thu County rof Mclean. State of
North Dakota to wit: Northeast. quarter.
SIP sS1s tn q a sSsesGa fT Fiissy e'seS R ssss Eighty aGxS.
.s sxsi Ssag s ass o sasa tPS,, e yes Il s sial% ssti i ;,9f"a'
na'ea this :s;4ss Sis 4 Kks ,s Z I IN Nh sas-
sa.Asf, Attoxaaeys for 10 1l.inaffI ~
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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-20
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE

Default having boon made In the forms and
conditions of that certain mortgage hereinafter
mentioned in that the m~ortga9or has failed to
pay the principal, Interest ssndetaxos In acc0f.
dance with tho terms of said mortgage. now,
therefore,
Nptire u hereby givent that that certain
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S &s&ssass ~ dd tSGs ea IL s Ms!s aay z = 9st Z \. 5.
1901, and fled.for record lathe ofid6' OF the tee.
l bsno q as g sh e Sc ST. S tGsg h SYasRu Sway a, b sisSa
e. S S39,. o'Sl &C q: m; ssds reep'deS e k.iS sGG f1i e
lforeclosed byA sale Df the said premises ny
isa 3s sss srGat e ao Se Is e. c ossiti i3 EGsthi Il pe %esf..
burn. Mclean County, North pakots, ~ 5he
Easgt o Fl a sSS S,e 4. b.! & r. 70 ss ss sassya ~ s sss IL
~ Tb sp sssm sais % Ss.s7Ssa Gn t Ssi;d az %e 81 ,ssiS; dad
|ly ysiisSsdi T' u be fe S|fhtSoXssss: l'fy ss4 %hs sod sfs e.
QSEAl ossectipn.si1'(6l, 10, Tosxn.hfp
five West IN 81 s. Nv, AcLeAn.? County, North
,D astss nos ss q ;ssS ss5c S9dSi ,sa e z tSg a s,nsy i,sa
survey theregfSss Thst.there will be due on 1aid
mortgage at the date Of sale The SUM- sun Ct Fight
las, besides the fees and eosts ettthls fore
natedthis srd day of Febtq%sryoA. D: lsl4's
.a,silu %. 3 etS!ii49'if aofsRa5,i.:
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: Whose fostofice address IS I:ffvi , go:
,Enderlin, North Dakota. 49, 80
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-20

|tAr. SUMMONS 3 M&i,
st Gssa StS e g ad 1saSs'' }si.t Il j Riissisff S SHsFs
Engebright H. Hoitan, Piaintiff,l
HermoneJebn,o Z; ,pa, xat6silsa .sAycza
ssi%,, ST. Ssss Sasls%{ ansf saa 5a Sc
man Johnson, heirs at law of
Martha H.. Lee; and all other per- Summons
sons, u%9kpown,. claiming any es-
cumbrance upon, the property de-. ..4 ~
scribed in'the complaint; Defend.
The state .o II North DAKOTA iEph.s to the Ii. Above Al, !
Named Defsndants:+s Sh9@" 2
Yon, and zach Of you, are hereby summoned
of which is hereunto annexed and herewith
answer upon the sn5scriberi at: bis. Office, in
G CO. asu e %sfe B1es and - st ths S q N 81 %s baRota,
within thirty i3e) days after the service If this:
s su%men and d? 10 cs Ssu IL s ooEfaHSl e. th sn1 gay, e. e
defsSit f |ai1f en- rei G5ii a &C. sa1se f e : &c e So@ ny
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IN u At Ssiss a 1sf PP esteflas, o.
Washburn. North Dakota
You viii Please take Notice, That ths Sum.
mons in the above entitled action was filed in
shs q ias sS Of tss s,st 81 # M IL pist s5s s Gssst il il
1914, and that this action is brot for tho plr.
Sess: q a% S%s i Evils VIZ IL 81 Pls: sesittSi' t9 f tass q, h
one. Hundred Forty-fiyel (14sl North
Ct Range Ei g !, (s 81 West, Of L. the Fifth
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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-20
LEGAL NOTICES

"Notices published under this
heading will so ct,avgedtegatrates
IN accordance y. tn the lExllnRs af.the
Mclean County Press Association,
=. ."d "Sft{!sssxx'tjs1Lv ss1stEkid until Until
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-03-20

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Farm Loans made at the Washe
burn. State Bank, I'll pAdvi-
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HI. j. BeSseSon.
Attorney e. Aortgagee,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-12-17

Dave Simmons and his mother are
in this neighborhood, visiting former
neighbors. Mrs. Simmons and two
sons sre now located on Smith Prairie
where they have a 640-acre stocs
farm and are doing well.
Daniel Maloney. the chimney
sweep, is in town on his annual pill
grimage. He is genius when il
comes to cleaning chimmeys.
The Union Meat Company's super
intendents gave a turkey dinner tc
the turkey pickers and packers Mon
day evening at the Russell hotel
Marion L. Harris, former ditch
rider on the Canyon canyon, south
side, writes that he has recently locat-
ed at Enterprise, Ore, and is pros
pering.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-12-17

Fresh oysters at John & Meow
an Mercantile Co.'s.
E. K. Hayes expects to make {
trip to Portland tomorrow.
FOR SALE-Butter wrappers, neatly
printed, at Index Office
E. F. Reed, of the South Slope, last
week purchased a pure bred Jersey
bull of Fred Sherwood.
Charles Smith hauled load OF
chickens to Boise last week and found
a ready market for them.
The Trey O'Hearts, Louis Joseph
Vance's great serial story, at the
Electric every Wednesday.
Attorney George Zimmerman was
in Caldwell the first of the week on
business before the district court.
Mems rubbers so cents and ladies'
rubbers 40 cents at Emmett Mercan-
Tile 20. STORE.
If you will subscribe to The Index
for one year we will give you choice
of 35 magazine clubs free.
Four of John Bells children have
been ill for several days suffering
from a malady in the nature of rheu-
matism.
]. B. Hicks, an old time resident Of
Pearl, came in the first of the week
from an extended trip to Utah, Ne
vada and California.
Henry Goul will ship carload of
fat hogs to the Portland market to-
morrow. Hogs are quoted at 6 cents
a pound.
A healthy man is king in his own
right; an unhealthy man an unhappy
slave. For impure blood and sluggish
liver, use Burdock's Blood Bitters. On
the market 80 years. 81 bottle
George Houghton, who has been a
guest at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Ray Newcomer for several days,
returned Tuesday to Boise.
Gordon and Virgil Beers marketed
load of chickens at Payette last
week and received cents a pound
for the same.
Charles Woody of LaCenter,
Wash, arrived last week to visit
relatives here. He left Tuesday for
Hagerman and Gooding to visit his
father and brother. He is planning
to move to Gooding and take charge
of the ranch he owns there.
We will have plenty of extra help
during the holidays, so that custom
ers will not need to wait. w. j. Eas-
ton, the reliable jeweler.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-12-17

Minee meat, the best you ever ate
Fresh, home made, Is cents per pound
Palace Bakery.
Exhibiting a big golden eagle on
the streets OF this city last Saturday,
Charles Stanton, well known trap
per, caused a sensation The Golden
eagle, while seen frequently III the
West, is not often found on the sage
brush plains but in the higher tim
Der regions of this state. The bird
exhibited by Mr.. Stanton measured
feet and 5 inches from TIP to mp Of
wings, and was brought down from
a telephone pole en- the North Side
of the river by long range shot
from q % rifle. Judge Smith IS
mounting the speciment for Stanton
Twin Falls Times
Law Briefs Printed at Index O6ca
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-12-17
EMMETT NEWS

w. H. Shane is attending court ii
Caldwell today.
ALT johnson returned Tuesday from
Montpelier.
Mrs. Fred Sherwood has been quite
i'll for several days.
H. S. Jenkins is still confined to his
home east of town by sickness. He
is suffering from gall stones.
We have some fine pitch kindling
for sale. Come and get some. John
& MCGOWAN.
Nerve hawthorn was a passenger
for Caldwell yesterday, where ne went
to attend court.
A. NJ. Suffer, of the Golden Age
mine at Placerville, is guest of Roy
Campbell this week.
Attorney j. P. Reed, V. T. Craig
and Mrs. E. E. Stanley were Caldwell
visitors last week.
Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DR.. Thomas
Eclectic Oil for such emergencies.T Two
sizes 25 and SOC at all stores.
Hot tamales, fresh and juicy, will
be served at each Wednesday and
Saturday night dance at Pleasure
Club hall by Clinton Titus.
Mrs. D. Newcomer, mother of R. g..
Newcomer, arrived Thursday from
Colfax, Iowa, to spend the winter
with her son.
Sheriff Hyatt of Boise county, ac-
companied by Misses Jean and Geral-
dyne Laravea, motored to Boise on
Tuesday.
John Daily suffered paralytic
stroke Monday and is a very sick
man. He is one of the early resi-
dents of Emmett and has many
friends who hope for his recovery.
We will carry very complete stock
of Oregon fir flooring and high grade
finishing lumber. A carload of this
choice lumber is expected to arrive IN
a day or two. Place your orders with
us. John & MCGOWAN.
]. R. Hunter of Frozen Dog ranch
expects to leave tomorrow for Kan
sas City, where he will spend the
holidays with his wife and child and
his brother w. C. Mrs. Hunter will
probably return home with him.
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, will lead to chronic constipa-
ton. Doan's Regulets operate easily
25c box at all stores.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals for furnishing ma
chinery and equipment for Garbage
Reduction Plant to be located near the
City OF Detroit, Mich, addressed 70 the
city OF Detroit. will be received at the
office OF the Commissioner. city Hall
Detroit, until 10 o'clock a. m, on the
nth day OF January, 1915.
Separate proposals, In duplicate,
shall be submitted for each or the fol-
lowing items:
A--Bollers and Stokers.
C--Boiler Feed Pumps.
Repair shop Equipment
locking Equipment.
LL--Pressing Equipment.
N--Evaporatlng Equipment
O-Drying Equipment.
P--Percolating Equipment.
Bidders submitting proposal in
cluding two or more Items, shall SUBJ
nit a proposal for each item.
Each bid shall be accompanied by
certified check In the sum or not less
than ten (l0) per cent OF the amount
OF the bid, payable on It's face to the
Department OF Public Works OF the
City OF Detroit, as surety for the ac-
ceptance OF the contract.
The accepted bidder shall furnish
two bonds each In sum equal 10 the
full amount Of the contract.
Proposals shall be made In accord
ance with the specifications prepared
by and on file In the office OF Smith.
Hinchman a Grylls. Consulting hngl-
neers, 7l0 Washington Arcade, Detroit,
Mich. Copies OF these specifications
may be secured upon application to the
Consulting Engineers.
The Commissioners reserves the right
10 reject any or all proposals
GEORGE H. FENK ELL,
A-l1O5 Commissioner
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
BAUMCARTNER'S
SALE STARTS TO-DAY |
Backward Season Results in
Price Cutting Much Sooner
Than Usual

IL will be recalled that the great sale
OF Hirsh- Wickwire Co. garments last
fall was one OF the most successful
that this city has ever known The
reasons for this are obvious 20 every
one who Is conversant with this very
highest grade and quality OF mems
wearing apparel There IL simply
nothing better on the market today
and an opportunity 10 buy from this
line right in mid-season ls something
that no discriminating buyer should
overlook IL Is common talk that the
weather this past season has been very
backward. so that instead OF waiting
until January or February. II. w
Baumgartner has inaugurated q moss
notable reduction sale right at the
time when the men or Detroit can util-
lie these matchless suits and over
coats TO the best advantage.
As Nhas been the case on all occa-
sions In the past of this nature. it
takes but the bare announcement OF
sale of this kind 10 bring the people ln
great numbers 10 these Baumgartner
stores. so the-necessity for early seiec-
tions Is apparent Complete lines and
patterns OF styles are carried In both
or the Baumgartner stores--Chamber
or Commerce. State and GFiswold sits,
aud stevens building. Grand River and
Washington blyd
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18

Marilynn Miller and George W.
Monroe, stars in The Passing Show
OF 1914" to come to the Garrick. Jan.
:, have been mixed up in birthday
parties in a most astonishing manner.
On Sept 1, 1904, Marilynn Miller was
six years OF age. and was appearing
in vaudeville with her father, mother,
and two sisters, Ruth and Claire. the
family being known as The Colum-
bans" They were on the bill in the
Haymarket theater, Chicago, and on
the same bill was George W. Monroe.
doing his famous Aunt Bridget spe-
cialty. He took "A great fancy to little
Marilynn, and she invited him to her
birthday party after the matinee
Miss Marilynn- was l6 years old
Sept. /, 1914, and her engagement in
the Winter garden company, New
York. in THE Passing Show OF 1914
found her as star with George W.:
Monroe again, Miss Marilynn had a
birthday party, and OF course. Mr..
Monroe was one OF the guests. Miss
Miller says that she has arranged
with Mr.. Monroe to do song and
dance in Madison.sq garden on her
sixtieth birthday.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
SUPPER SPEEDS
BOARDS MEETING
School Inspectors Rush Through
Business to Attend Veni-
son Feast

No time was wasted In wrangling in
the regular meeting or the Board OF
Education, Thursday night. Business
was put through without delay, and
then the inspectors moved en- masse
10 the Alt Heidelberg cafe, where In
spector John III. Warncke acted as
host at venison supper.
Only two matters OF business were
taken up in the meeting. The first
pertained TO the property on Dix-ave.,
Springwells, decided TO the city. by
The late John Knoch. The Knoch
school abandoned when the new Ben
nett school was opened, was erected
On the site. Relatives OF Knoch are
now attempting To regain possession
OF the property. II is said. The board
adopted a resolution, asking the cor
poration counsel To determine the
legality OF the ciiys claim.
The board adopted the report of the
real estate committee. recommending
acceptance of the offer or the Rohnert
estate for the sale OF property near
the Cary school. The property Is TO
be used as a playground The board
will pay $1,000 for the land
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18
Schmitz. of Graft Notoriety. to Ask Voters
To Elect Him Again to Clear His Name

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. lS.-
Boldly announcing that he intends
making the San Francisco graft pros
ecutions which featured and terminal
ed his regime as mayor one OF the IS
sues OF his new campaign. Eugene +.
Schmitz has launched a campaign to
become the city's executive on the
same platform that brought him the
Office before.
His enemies-and he has many OF
them-as well as his friends have ad
mired the Schmitz brand of courage
IL means that he Win a-aw uDon him
self the most searching and vitr
abuse and opposirioh
SchmitzS himself was on trial dur
ing those days OF dirty traffickiag in
which great city was so fiagrantly
prostituted by big corporations and
their Official tools The ugly charges
against him. I'm connection with which
Abe Reuf, the little boss, was sent TO
the penitentiary for a l4-year term,
were never proven.
Now Schmitz, who rose 10 political
prominence from q fiddler In a thea
ter orchestra and whom Joaquin MIL
Ter called "Californias handsomest
hot'Sr SUI, 10 bOLib to udIt ali dlleT-
math by answering all the charges
hurled at him during his last tenure
OF Office.
He will say that the attacks upon
his character and public stewardship
were all part OF conspiracy 10
secure control of San Francisco's
government for private ends.
There Is. he asserts, proof of O
general demand that he again as.
sumo the mayoralty. This he claims
to have learned through careful
canvass of public sentiment extend
ing over many months.
The desire for what he regards as
public vindication through reelection
to Office has been dominant with for
mer Mayor Schmitz for several years.
During the six years that l was
mayor OF san Francisco the city en-
joyed wonderful prosperity" he
The Detroit times., 1914-12-18

Central Poland, but on the southern
line, the Germans have relieved the
danger of invasion of their territory.
BY establishing their main position
about Sochaczew, the Russians have
reiterated 15 miles from the How
Lowicz line. The Germans are today
Russian positions and the important
railroad town which the czar's army Is
now guarding has already been dam
aged
The German force engaged in the
main advance upon Warsaw is now
said to number more than 10000
men. The Russians have an even
greater force and reinforcements are
being rushed to the battle regions.
Sochaczew is the last town OF inn
portance between the Germans and
Warsaw. The capture of this posi-
tion would give them control OF the
railroad leading direct to the Polish
capital as we'll as the lines running
westward through LowicZ and to the
German frontier.
On the southern front, the Russians
claimed to have checked the Austrians
advancing through the Dukla pass
from the Carpathians, but In this re-
gion as we'll as about Cracow engage
ments OF the greatest importance are
developing The Austro-GeIman forces
operating In the region of Pietrkow
are believed 10 have driven the Rus
slams back and by keeping these
forces engaged have prevented rein.
|foreements being sent northward.