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maj decree fenfsrsf ~ this court %
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funnstiea issasa ~ sAif co,sr, 20 ~.
directed ard delivered. a. hereby rite
af rsrErrs firms snf corporations
claiming damages pr any damage loss
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Com missioner ai thls offi~s room tft
Central tuiifinE N The city % Seattle.
WsshiHEtnn. on NJ before ths 18th daY
% prceru trr 1915 a. 30 o'clock ~
.nd siso 20 sprsar before sid court IN
Ire posioffirs building. ct Seattle.
Warrington. on or befor. The 18Th DAY
Of December 1915 a. 10 n'ci@rE a ~
ara answer the allegations ~ tho ,Aif
pstiiion. n answsf they have; otherwise
thsT wtii % dsfauItsd ard dsbasr.e
from participation IN this proceeding
Dated 81 Seattle Warrington. thl. i'm
day u September 1918
JOHN V noYrr.
Uniisi state. Marshal for the Western
District Of Washington. Northern ~.
vision.
ny DONALD u FULrES.
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milk Sc ~. &c at stall 1909 best sweet
midget pickles iSc pit, candies. soc II /.
candted pincapplc. toc No. stalls N-sS.
mixed nuts lbs Csc. siberian crab
auriss. lbs agc Stall ~. large cans
SOLID mack tomatoes g5c. cans pump
hiu. str. Warrington creamery butter.
80 10.
wEsTI.tKF
FRIDAY stalls IL Loan pork roast.
iiBc II pork steak. , lbs. CSC stall
.os sploed herring. $50 n fancy
stuffed olives. ?bo ut stall soT spinach
lbs roc prusaels sprouts lbs. gbc.
stall Is. halihut. 2 lhr itc. sruelt. lbs
Use stall 3oi. brick Goldfish. 100 10 .
fresh herring BE- 10 stan as. kippcrcd
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- TuE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
United Etafes far tho western pis.
trirt q Washington northern Division
40 1891 ~ uASKHrPTt"Y
In the Matter - Eugene Burft. and III.
Ian Burri- hi. wirs Hankrurta
To ths creditors OF ths above named
beutrupts and 10 al other persons in
interest
Take notice that the tanfrlpfs above
named have peti'ionoi this court Tor
fIll discharge from alt debts prosahi@
arsinsf their estate. under the acts 81
congress relating 20 rankruptrv. and
that hearing 10 had upon said petit
uon. before ratd district court. a. thu
court room OF said court. IN the city %
Seattle. On said district. on tho ,7th
GAY % p~c~tnhsr, 1915 a. 10 O'Clock
in tho forenoon. ~ which time and
place vau and each ~ you nay appear
and show cause. ~ any you have why
tho prayer Of tho said petitioners
should not he granted
DATED ~ Seattle This s:nd day Of No
ssnh~r. 1915
cscau FRANK T. cEospV
clerk
~ = r. IErTCU
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good land good nsiEhhor. rric. ttta.
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~ Marion mag
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terms % suit We hrs roiouisinG
100 900 acres - 10 finest agricultural
ard grazing Land In South America
This 10 beautiful level lard. rioss 20
transportation. abundant rainfall ard
only four acres u required to ths
animal green Erass ~. year round
no feeding no fi-ess. ard no draushts
FOR further Information call ana So
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on LAND
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At THREE LAKES
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VIII appeal 20 you
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write or sss " ~ AEtKELIoIS. Mar.
Land Dept. 1901 T. c smith BldE.
Seattle
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very CHEAP Very EASY TERMS
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buildings horse ana buggy. 10 white
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Seattle
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them Tor ~ cents a pound why not
buy llttio farm and set that profit p
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49-Legal Notices

~ Tnr CNiTLD STATES ninrRicT
Court faf TIE ssiern ptsifict - Wash.
lee Nufthrru Division 10 Admiralty
ia fhs Matter - ths Petition u Long
Reach Nfeaus ship COMPANY. corpora
fien Hsnsf af ths Steamship paraisa
sod Pacific coast Steamship Camusny
= corporation fhsrtefsF - ssid steam.
chip. To- Limitation - ushtitT.
sn sHNk Ff#EWffM
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PRONE THE
MAIN ..fssss.4Ap -"
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BUSINESS
rIREGT DRY

This directory Is intended
Tor the convenience OF any one
desiring something a little out
of the ordinary in their daily
needs and requiring II in n
hurry. The firms represented
below make a speciality OF i'm
mediate service and will glad
w furnish any Information
that is necessary. Rememher'
satisfaction IS guaranteed by
every advertiser.
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The Dickinson press., 1915-11-06
WONDERFUL REMEDY IN
TIME TO SAVE WOMAN
Mrs. Williams Gets on Way to Health
After First Dose of Treatment.

Mrs. Peter Williams of 2749 Eigh-
teenth St., s.. Minneapolis, was des-
perately ill with stomach trouble. She
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After taking Mayr's Wonderful
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The Dickinson press., 1915-11-06

turned via Belfeld, where their
sons, Walter, John and Willie were
each getting loads of supplies
for the ranch. Mr.. Hoerauf
marketed two cars of beef cattle in
Chicago a few weeks ago at good
figures.
Can you secure a position after
you have taken a commercial course ?
Most assuredly, if you take your
course in the Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, MINI. Every
graduate of that school has a bust
ness position awaiting him. Send
for catalogue.-adv. 11-6-4t
w. L. Richards finished threshing
his flax crop of 80 acres west of the
city on Monday. The yield was ~
bushels to the acre and would have
been Is to 16 bushels had it not
shclled out considerably on the
ground. Mr.. Richards is we'll salts
fed, having made a good profit from
the land.
Miss Ethel Cummings of Bridger,
Mont, who was visiting with Miss
Minnie Angliss since last Friday, ex-
pected to leave for Valley City Thurs
day to take up a teachers course.
Miss Elsie Cummings, who is teach
ing in the vicinity of S%hollsmade,
spent Saturday and Sunday in the
city with her sister.
w. B. Galligan, one of the early
+ day cattle growers on the Cedar
sends a renewal subscription to the
PRESS. In late years Mr.. Galligar
has not had the range and has not
grown the large number of fine beef
stock that he did years ago. HI
raises horses and is always pleased
to see his old friends who happier
through the old stock country of tho
south.
Lester and Irving Crist were very
we'll satisfied with their beef prices
in Chicago this season. They solo
steers at $8.25 per cwt. and cows al
$6.25. Two carloads was the number
they had On the market. Mrs. Mary
Crist and Lester were in Dickinson
last Friday. Dave Warren and Emf
Kollros accompanied them. The re.
turn trip on Saturday was made viz
Belield.
Joe Ziegler, of the Mandan Mer
camille Co. force, was among those
who were down to Bismarck last weel
to register for chances on the Der.
thold land drawing. Others who were
down the last of the week We're: Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Crandall, Ole Peterson
and Phillip Krank. The last nance
gentleman went on to Denhoff to visi'
an uncle and expected to return home
the first of this week.
Louis Splichal from nine mile:
south was in Dickinson the past weel
to market wheat. He has ITO acre!
of grain this season and from tn
first threshing of 40 acres secured al
average of nearly 20 bushels to tn,
acre. In addition to his home quart
er Mr.. Splichal rents the Pet,
Brown and Frank Clark quarters
This Stark county farmer came owe:
from Russia six years ago and il
getting along very nicely in thi
! country.
The Dickinson press., 1915-11-06
HELP THE
Dickinson Readers Are Learning The
Way.

It's the little kidney ills
The lame, weak or aching back
That may lead to dropsy anc
Bright's disease.
When the kidneys are weak,
Help them with Doan's Kidney
Pills,
A remedy especially for weak kid
neys.
Doan's have been, used in kidney
troubles for so years. .
Endorsed by 100000 people-endors-
ed at home.
Proof in a Dickinson citizens state.
ment.
Mrs. E. S. Smouth, Third St. W.
Dickinson, says: "One Of the family
suffered a lot from sharp pains
across the small Of the back anc
sides. Doan's Kidney Pills strength
ened the kidneys and cured the
palms,"
Price SOC, at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for a kidney remedy-ge1
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Smout recommends. Foster-Mil.
burn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.-adv
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LOCAL NEWS

Attorney W. F. Burnett had bust
ness in Minneapolis the forepart of
the week.
The z. G. B. J. society gives a
harvest dance at their hall in the
western part of the city Saturday
evening, November 6.
Rev. A. C. Hacke expects to arrive
Friday afternoon and will be in his
pulpit both Sunday morning and
evening.
Bert Waddell had a little recreation
from bank work on Saturday and
Monday, going to the Richards farm
near the experiment station, where he
helped with flax threshing.
W. P. Brannon, of the Dickinson
Fire & Pressed Brick Co., arrived
from Indiana and points east the
middle of the week. Mr.. Brannon,
who has been away for some months,
stopped off in Bismarck on his way
out.
The building committee for the
erection of the new Episcopal rectory
are getting along well with their
work and by the end Of the week ex-
pect to have the new structure en-
closed. C. L. Hager has charge of
the carpenter work.
Miss Helen F. Carleton left
Wednesday afternoon for the annual
meeting Of the North Dakota Library
Association at Grand Forks. Miss
Carleton is the only representative
from the southwestern part of the
of a Carnegie public library from the
southwestern part of the state and
talk on library Administration
Williston and Minot represented the
northwestern portion. During oul
librarians absence the library was tc
be open evenings only, with Miss
Rose Waddell in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoerauf OF
Quinion came in Friday in their auto
spending the night with their form
er ranch neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs
julius Hoist. The Hoerauf a re
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LOCAL NEWS.

this farmer. Mi. Zahradnik has had
all the carpenter work he could do
with the farmers the past season.
A great many settlers have been
erecting new houses, barns and gran
aries the past year. .rs .v..ha@
B. C. Adams, superintendent Of
postoffice construction at Mandan
and Wahpeton, who was in Dickin-
son last week getting soil tests for
the footings for the federal building
on Sims Street, returned well salts
fed. The government will have no
trouble in getting good footings and
without going very deep. Surveyor
w. R. Veigel was called down from
his bridge work at Medora in connec-
ton with the government soil test
which Noggle Bros. were making.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Zurn came in
from their farm and ranch In the
Grassy Butte country on Monday,
making the 60-mile trip via Fayette
and returning the same day. Mr.,
Zurn raised some grain the past
season, his winter rye yielding 25
bu. to the acre. He finds this a fine
feed for, young stock anu seeded IL
acres for next years crop about siz
weeks ago. Wheat yields out that
way are between 20 and Is bushels
to the acre and oats 60 to 70 bush
els. Mr.. Zurn is giving much of hi:
attention to cattle and horse raising
having some very fine Hereford ant
Percheron. stock at his place. Hi!
beef cattle were sold to Charles Ad'
ans this wear, which saved his max
ing a trip to Chicago.
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D. A. Cutnaw went to New Salem

D. A. Cutnaw went to New Salem
on Monday to line up some new work.
He expected to be back the middle of
the week. Material is being ordered
and a little later Mr.. Cutnaw will go
down again, taking a helper along.
The electric light plant is making
new work in the electrical line
there. Last week Mr.. Cutnaw was
in Halliday and he found it much
like being at home with Gardner,
Robinson, Wasem, Harris and the
Halls out there.
Mrs. A.. N. Seeley entertained
about fifteen little girls Saturday to
celebrate her daughter Lillian's
eighth birthday. The little guests
were chaperoned to the matinee by
Mrs. Seeley and Mrs. Fred Dickinson,
the latter also assisting in serving
the dainty five o'clock dinner. The
rooms were decorated in Halloween
style, much to the delight of the
young folks. Lillian was the recipi-
emit Of a number Of pretty gifts.
Joseph Zahradnik, Jr., is erecting
a house for Anton Pavlicek at his
farm IS miles northwest of Dickin-
son.. The house is 26 by 80 and will
make a very comfortable home for
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wei the circulation number of last

over the circulation number Of last
month. About n hundred thirty
people used the Library on Sundays
and ninety-three new borrowers were
registered during the month. =
The Library's subscription to the
Saturday Evening Post has expired
and. will not be renewed. The maya
zine will be given to the Library
each week, however, but will come
here a few days later than by mail
People interested in school and
educational matters will find the
monthly Journal Of Education-the
only American educational weekly
at the Library hereafter. It not only
contains interestingly written articles
on all kind Of educational subjects but
also on other matters of current in
terest and a department of education
al news in the various states.
HELEN F. CARLETON,
Librarian.
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B LIBRARY NOTES

The Dickinson Public Library is
open this week in the evening only,
s 1.-THE librarian has gone to the State
Library Association meeting. The
Sunday hours will be unchanged.
With this week as the exception, the
Library is open daily from 900 to
$50 in the afternoon and 700 $500
IN the evening and Saturday morn
ings from 900 to 1900. Sunday
afternoon from 200 to 500 the Lii
brary is open for reading only.
October was the first complete
month in which the Library has
been open for reading only on Sun
day. The circulation of books did
not decrease, however, but shows an
increase of more than three hundred
books taken out on borrowers cards,
The Dickinson press., 1915-11-06
NEW HALLIDAY BUILDINGS

A Halliday dispatch of November
2 reads as follows:
Palmer Brothers large new general
store, and the drug store of Hall
Brothers will be thrown open to the
public the coming week. They are
both new structures and are build
ings that any town of several thous-
and population might well be proud
of. Two story structures with large
living and office rooms upstairs.
Cement sidewalks have also been
placed in front of a great many of
the business houses of Halliday and
she is fast forging to the front.
The Dickinson press., 1915-11-06
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

: The usual services will be held on
Sunday, November 7th. Sunday
School at 1000 a. M; preaching serv-
ices at 11:00 a. m. and 7:30 p. M;
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m. The
minister will bring a message from
the National Council meetings.
A. C.. HACKE,
Minister.
The Dickinson press., 1915-11-06
IN DICKINSON HOSPITAL

Slope County News:-Klemens Kof-
fer spent several hours in town on
Monday. He said that his brother,
G. GeG S@ski Re5f1er @,s Tss in the NTH hG Ta :
jaundice. He has been i'll for more
than a month. He recently came
for a few days but got worse and
Paul Brown came down from Dickin-
son in his car and took him back to
the hospital Monday.
The Dickinson press., 1915-11-06

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