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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-01
Too Eull to Talk.

Matte was recently employed by
Boston matron, AS might be ex-
pected, she has many admirer,-so
many, her mistress asserts, that the
kitchen is seldom without some male
aspirant for her hand.
On one occasion the mistress of the
house, who, though she thoroughly
disapproves of her cooks extensive
calling list, hesitates to make too
strong objections, lest she thereby
lose the valuable girls services, re-
ferred to the advent of new ad-
mirer.
why is it, Matte, that your lat
est caller keeps such a deathly silence
with you when he calls?"
"Oh, ma'am," said she, "as yet the
poor fellow is that bashful he does
nothin but ate!"
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-01
Enough,

The King brought down his mailed
fist and the heavy table groaned at
the impact, relates the Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Lets have a war;" he cried
The senior adviser stepped for
ward.
There should be some excuse for
it," he mildly declared
"Race hatred" said the second ad-
wiser.
"Self-preservation," said the third
Diplomatic deception" put in the
fourth. Impending aggression, I"
added the fifth.
The King laughed scornfully. And
all the men-at-arms in the ante
chamber clashed their weapons and
echoed the laugh.
Lets have a war;" he roared.
So they had war.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-01
Stories World Meets With Smiles

was just retiring when the old gen.
tleman called him back.
There's fly in this ice pudding!"
he remarked coldly.
Albert saw it, and Immediately re-
membered his great motto.
well, let him stay, sir, and catch
Chill" he said darkly. "The idiot
was in a plate of soup few minutes
ago. Does he take the place for a
Turkish bath" answer
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-01
No Place Like 1t.

Fred Bromley was an artist of the
impressionist school. He had just
given the last touches to purple and
blue canvas when his young wife
came into the studio.
"This is the landscape wanted you
to suggest title for, dear" said he,
standing aside and proudly surveying
his work.
"Why not call it 'Home'?" said she,
after a reflective look.
Home? Why?"
Because there's no place like 1t"
she replied meekly, as becomes wife
who is entirely without the finer
feelings of imagination. on.-Lippin-
colts.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-01
The Doctors.

Two Manhattan physicians were
enjoying the breeze from the front
seat on the hurricane deck" of a
riverside Drive bus one sultry after
noon last week when part OF their
conversation was overheard. 1t ran
like this:
i performed an operation for ap-
pendicitis on the wife of a million
are Yesterday" said the stouter of
the pair.
YES" said the other. "What
was she suffering from?"-Boston
Advertiser.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-01
1t Made 1t Easy.

Mrs. Smith had recently moved into
the neighborhood.
II thought l would come to tell
you that your James has been fight
ing with my Edward" said one of
the neighbors one morning, as she
called at Mrs Smiths door, "and
settle the matter il could"
well, for my part, responded
Mrs. Smith, haughtily, Il have no
time to enter into any discussion
about the childrens quarrels l con-
slider myself above such trifling
things"
"I'm delighted to hear it," was the
reply. "I'll send James over on a
stretcher in an hour or two."
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-01
Stuffed Sage.

At Christmas dinner in Wash
ington a statesman was called upon
after the meal to make speech.
FIe rose and began:
you have been giving your atten-
tion so far to a turkey stuffed with
sage. You are now about to give
your attention to sage stuffed with
turkey"
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-01
A Good Price.

Mrs. Wheeler's family and the new
baby were being freely discussed by
their next door neighbor.
Isn't it strange they didn't name
the baby after her rich uncle?" said
one
NO; he looked at it and said he'd
give them $4,000 not to-"
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-01
A Late Stayer.

lrate Colonel Ito his daughter)-
Elizabeth, how could you be so in
hospitable to that young man who
called last night?
bess-lnhospitable! Why dad
Pater-You should by no means
let him go without asking him to
breakfast.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-01
Didn't Know Her.

She-Before We were married you
called me an angel.
He-I know I did; but it was a
case OF mistaken identity.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-01
The Difference.

Figgs-That Paris editor who was
assassinated left fortune of
100000.
Griggs-He wasn't an editor, He
was a journalist.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-01
Oh My!

Mrs. Gramercy-I suppose you
feel the business depression.
Mrs. Park-It's just terrible, my
dear! We're still using our last
years car
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-01
A Patient Dentist,

Victim - Mercy! That isn't the
right tooth you've pulled.
Dentist-Be patient, madam; I'm
coming to it.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-01
OF Course.

"What is this moratorium they're
talking about in the papers, pa?"
"Why, it's place where they put
dead people. Don't bother me with
such foolish questions"
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-01
Her PrerOgatNe.

ISTRESS-Ar you the mistress
of this house, Mary?
- Mary twho has been rather
impudent) No, ma'am.
Well, then, don't talk
like an idiot.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-01
The Finishing Touch.

The young man hesitated to be-
lieve the statement of her little
brother that the young lady was not
at home. He repeated the question,
at the same time displaying a quar-
ter. The boy eyed it longingly and
again replied in the negative.
"But didn't she leave a message
for me?" asked the disappointed
swain"
eyes, said the lad-and nothing
more
AS one who sees a great light, the
young man tossed him the coin.
Now" he said, "out with the mes
sage.
"She said she's not gonna see you
any more and you're not to give me
any money" philadelphia Ledger.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-01
Buying Experience.

Some men seem to get through life
more or less comfortably by taking
as their guiding principle the old
saw about any excuse being better
than none.
Young Albert was like that; every
day strengthened his belief in the
wisdom of the wise man who had
first uttered the remark. The last
job he had was that of waiter at
a small restaurant.
One day he served peppery old
gentleman-one Of the sarcastic kind
who glare over the tops of their spec
tacles-with an ice pudding. Albert
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01

folds Radiator style with large water eapa
running noiseless bearings nat De
shaft puy center distances OF fan puys cas-
lily adjusted to take stretch In belt
IGNToNJump spark current supplied by improved Delco s
for electric lights lot
electric crankng Device hand and automatic spark
feed with oncentrfc float sup
piled auxiliary gravity feed vacuum system from l0gaOn
tank suspended from end Of frame
constant level circulating pasn
integral crank case; o
special flush sight feed on instrument
board %
aluminium adjustable cone OF
design under leather prevent harsh action
Controlled by insuring quiet and gear shifting
selective type three speeds for
ward Heattreaed nickel steel TRANSMISSION gears
and sliding shaft running on double row an
running bronze
DRIVE-Direct to spiral nickel steel
propeller fully enclosed running ON annuar
Differenta1
treated Universal joint relieves all driving and tor
ona bearing of Buick design front END
of third member.
expanding service external con-
tracing Very positive but entirely eliminating
dragging grabbing antrattng easily adjustable Tor wear
STEERING GEARLefthand improved with onepece
housing split nut and worm type fully al
uable eghteennch corrugated steering
inserted spider special design horn button located
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01
ANYONE SEEN FORREST LARSON
rather Wires He Wants Son to For
S* get Harvesting and Return

William Larson wired from
western Nebraska town Sunday &c
DR.. F. S. Blayney, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, asking him tc
help find his son, Forrest Larson,
who is supposed to be in the vicinity
of Abilene seeking work in the har'
vest fields. His father wants him to
return home, he says, So far, in
ouiries as to the boy have met with
no success.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01
Simon Brechbill, care Of Long

bine children, January, Feb
Eronlt T. Hail aid for Nav 500
Rertha Conant, aid for May. 1000
Pat Seaman aid TO poor. 1000
Mrs. l.. p Whorley, aid for May 1000
Mrs. S. A. Reilly, rent to Mrs, m
MT Horq Ed Lord, aid for May. 1906
TiIIia Seaman aid for Nav 500
Mrs. SINNERS, aid for May. 1000
Elite Holton, aid for. May. $50
Mrs. j; J. Ryan, aid Tor May l9 9SV
Mrs. Gene Lewis, aid for May. 500
John a. Anderson, aid for May 5.0SSS
Mrs 4 .I Lord, :, ala to for Ma Nay. sS Sc
Mrs. l, Barcus, aid for May. e.OO
T.. Grimmerson, aid for May. l9'"o
II Morse vital statistics. $500
" ESOFs.I d ~ e esprsss SCI
J. Harding, freight and dray- ,oos
C. ~ L. Maier, assessing Center %. -,
Geo A Rush. assessing Grant 1880
Vim Stuck salary to May l.. $500
STANDARD Oil Co, oil, county
c. farm L. Mailer. freight on bridge -
F n w. Howden, protectograph. 1000
c. W. Peterson, member equal sooO
izIpg F board member eea;u;iaiiaing O''O
Is. II. rEyt hchiOSA 60 on
board 49, 49,. S@'SN
s. H. Mccullough, member oo
equalizing board .........,.. Sl,eV
Asa Johnson, transportation 10 40
H. B. Kelley to New Mexico SO'VV
Miriam Picking, grading manu- al an
scripts, etc. ........s.'.s.'.' 4S'VV
Milton c. Haffa, grading manu-
scripts, etc. .......s........ 1d'A0
I. hI J. roiey' painting ...... 212.OO
n, u ~ y Hsaatar salary 10000
T H. Easter. deputy hire...,. sS'SS
H. w. King, salary. ..,....... 4ey'yyyy
H A. King, salary. ..........' ro'yySy
ID. w. Happen, salary. ,.....:. 1SV'VV
F. V. Close, salary Nov. TO a.
Jan. IL, 1915. ...t..,.....:...' Ate'VV
Geo. d. Bischoff, salary ana ex- ,so,e
pense .....s'''s''' SSsSSS
f. w. Morse, salary. .........s sS.SS
=. L Morse, salary ............ 1eV.VV
H w. King, clerk hire county rn.o
assessor s..s..s.ss s.sss.s WV
Herman Hassler, salary, deputy
hire and overseeing poor.... @$a.ss
Karl Riddle SALARY. 4v.ve
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01

in center of steering wheel
of
steering Wheel Independent foot aceerator mufer
Pedals starter service brake CLUTCH
changes and brake conveniently located of
body. Center control
FINSH-Handsomely D44-Body Hood
blue Chassis Tenders Skirts black vermon
black Model D45-Body
Chassis Wheels green
cushions uxuriousy upholstered
curer hair deep coil springs Running boards
oil treated inoleum covered, aluminium bound.
STARTER-The Delco singeunit crankng,
lighting ignition integral part motor complete
with combination hghgrade
STANDARD EQUIPMENT-New doube-bub
controlled switch
Piled by Deco Safeguarding
battery Electric tail lamp Combination electric insu
board and trouble with extension All black
nickel trimmed; mOtor-driven
meter robe rail and foot touring extra de-
mountable RIM front and license slate
adjustable tire carrier in Model D45 provided for
extra tire rim baggage compartment body
D44; complete of TOOLS including
high-grade mohair
ang side curtains folding under
vision venating windshield mo allowance will be made for
of standard equipment omitted order
MODEL D44, fully equipped, F. Flint Michigan $3.50
MODEL D45, fully equipped F. O. Flint, 1886
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01
tionery and supplies

tionery and supplies. 80. ZOO
A. c. Dietz, trustee merchan-
disc to Slater and Mrs. Amer - :,
Asa johnson, labor by Robt. :
Cook aEns Z Co, merchandise to
c. Fi L. Mater trustee, merchan 'l'0'
disc to Stout ............. 1906
Abilene Mercantile Co, mer-
chandise to Mrs. T. ]. Tremer S.5C
SADIE NJ. Prendergast, assisting - a,
operation on Berrosh ....... 1000
Peoples Store Co, merchandise :,
Winfield charge ..:......: 2.SS
Herman Hassler, attending jail 31.0(
Herman Hassler, boarding pris-
E. N. Biachiy, State VS.. U. G. :,
w i, Steiner, holding exami- =,
Iva aai Brown. assisting in exam =,
Edna Linn. assisting county ex- 80,
Edna LINN, flling; grades ~. ss.Oi
II ton and ii livery ............. 500
NJ T. Hargiss. conducting ex- ga
Ed nRlnS Mceaffey. grading pa. y,
L. case 81; 4 .'.:... c4 4s5E
riguez .................,.. sSE
C. K. Smith, inquest N. Rod :,
Adoiph M. Boyer. inquest N. Rod :,
" 'S ": hoffman, inquest N. ,o'
E. N W. csaTruth. inquest N. ROD. :.
b. &. crary. inquest N. Rod
rlguez Law
Perl r. Barten, inquest N. Rod -,
TfQnQZ l.u0
r.. Beisel, inquest NJ Rodriguez rs
". Douglas, Inquest N. Rodri- -
guez ia
Clarence Griggs, inquest N.
Rodriguez ................ ia
j. s Morgan, inquest N. Rod -
rtgueE ..-..sss..s so
c. ]. Kreiger. inquest N. Rod :,
1. II. Lanham. inquest N. Rod :,
Arthur +. Meyer, stenOgrapher
w. II. Eicholtz Co, Milton
d. ". rappsn. Barrinser iavs-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01
STUART LANEY BUYS
ABILENE STEAM LAUNDRY

Stuart E. Laney today purchased
the Abilene Steam Laundry of John
Goodwin, to take possession August
1. Mr.. Goodwin expects to move to
the Pacific coast. Hildinger & Cap
sey made the sale.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01

BoDY-D44-Roadster type; body and hood with
deep cowl and instrument board 80, -
BoDY-D45-Fve Passenger Touring type stream line Doay anu
hood instrument board; extra wide seats ana
DOORS
STEEL extra heavy with -nch
drop, with exceptionally deep side members
sPRINGs-Aloy Steel double heareated Front semi-elpc
Rear Special floating canleve IN inches wide and 40
long -, ,.---, -.
FRONT AXE-Dop Ibeam section with integral yoKes
tie rod ends and steering spndes all douDe
fitted with extra large cup and cone Da
bearings.
REAR AXLE-Fulloatng type with double row ball oeanss
fuloatng Of the weight OF the
car the live axle shaft simply transmit
wheels The driving pnon ana ring
gear the spiral type specially cut III
surfing unusually smooth action and reducing friction
WHEELS-Wood artillery type with demountabe rims HAUa
large hub flanges and twelve heavy spokes -.
TRES-32x4 inches wheels plain on front
WHEEIBASE-115 inches.
TREAD-56 inches eco inches If desred)
suspension unit power plat
fourcyce type Cylinders semisteel four bear
backed bushngs and die cast BAD
b Innings Exceptionally bearing surfaces Valves tungI
mechanism exceptionally quiet Noseess pan
adjustable push rods working IN ball socked ROCKER arms
with felt oil retainer. Develops As horsepower
COOIING-Water geardriven centrifugal pump
crank Nickel plated Inlet ana oue water an
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01

Florence Mccosh, Barringer ju. o-'
Mr ven Gert rade Eisenhower Bar z4O
ringer juvenile case ... 240
Herman Hassler' Barringer ju-
MRS D. Neil, Barringer juve- .''
Mrs. B. Huff, Barringer juve-
ME case .....,.. Eau
Mrs. William Hall, Barringer ju
Mrs. Geo. Stephens, Barringer
Juvenile case .............. 2.40
Mrs. E. Karby, Barringer ju-
,,, Xenile case 2.4O
Juvenile case ..... 2.4O
Geo. D. Bischoff, proctor fees 5000
e. NJ, Blachly, State VS.. Tucker $40
M; Blachly, State VS.. Blacky
E. N. Biachly. state VS.. Daily: $500
E. M. Blachly, State VS.. David
Herman Hassler, expense. $3.50
Canton Bridge Co, bridge ma ma 0''''
terlal. Talmage ............. $500
Canton Bridge Co, bridge ma w.
terial, Manchester. .......... 1881
terlal, Manchester .......... 1898
terial, Manchester ........ 1914
Canton Bridge Co., bridge ma
terial Navarro ............ $3.50
Canton Bridge Co., bridge ma
terial ................... 51.75
work ....-................ 1915
F. N. Duke, road drag 500
NJ p. Sanborn. bridge material 1885
VIM. Sigg, trustee, county road
county road WORK. !. .....: 1870
H. S. Hin, trustee. county road
Work 49, 80. ........-.. 1913
c. L. Maier, trustee, county
rood work .......... 1875
Geo. A. Rush, trustee. county
road work .......... 1917
John Middleton, trustee, county
road work ................. 110.37
John Trap. dragging county
road, Lyon township. $500. 1850
Abilene Mercantile Co, mer-
chandise county road, Buck
eye township .........A 1s.50
r. A Baker, bridge material
and labor county road. 47.To
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01

Connecticut Folks in Special Train
A special train went through over
the Union Pacific Sunday carrying
big crowd Of Connecticut folls q
the San Francisco fair.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01
.Trirst published in Abilene Weekly
reflector July 1, 1850
BILLS ALLOWED
By Board Of County Commissioners
II the Regular Meeting in
June, 1915

T. I. Morse, scalp bounties. .tlsSlt
n 4. Morse, Jurors fees: Sb2I9
a Mccoy, rent to Mrs. skeels s.5g
j. Van Duyne. rent to Marshall s.s sS
4 A. Graves, rent 70 Mrs. sutly i.ee
x foTnherRer, rent to Hunter 500
Ca Arnold. guardian Gardner ,aAA
family v..,,; "a Tar Miay.... i60o
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01

The Buick Motor Company's product for the 1916
season embraces the best and most complete line of
motor cars the Buick company ever marketed-two
chassis, six bodies, comprising two roadsters, two
touring cars coupe and sedan. These diversified
model, fully meet the demands for all motoring con-
ditons.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01

B. D. Fry salary, mileage and 80 m
S, II. Mccullough, salary and 90 40
e w w; PETERSON saiary anu ~ 5000
n n. Rlachly. salary ......... 141.66
Ruth Johnson, cook county 90 10
Grace Johnson, nurse county "a a.
y Abilene. for April ......s... sS.37
$50 town mh '....'........ $500
a9 dams a. aulu' ~ . 9 10000
ft toHn S,en'er' assess'e s2.oO
John C Roger, truancy officer 500
w n Steen. salary. ........ 114.66
W O. Steen. office help .. 1000
fiC County farm l............... Bliss
F. ". Davidson, repair work
cr SS@ni Bro aarm merchandise coun-
ty farm 14.75
Badger Lumber Co. merchandise -,
Quinn Haynes. labor county % a.
H. farm L. Kagier. merchandise and 49,
repairs at jail ............. 1.t4
r. SUPPLIES Ss T.v.H i.aiinx :iDd:i: ll Is
M for old IYn Soldiers. . 'Oo 1880
c. L. Hubbard Co., supplies. S.1O
Abilene Plumbing & Heating
Co., irrigation pipe ......... 1925
Crane & Co, supplies. $3.50. 6.0S
Reflector Pub. Co., supplies... 44.IS
Abilene Chronicle, job work. 1z.50
Shockey & Landes, office chair b.0O
Elliott Fisher Co, repairs type a.
sh %di1sT Printing Co. JOB . -
Riverside Light & Power Co.
light, court house and JAIL. 1890
Reflector Pub. Co, county
DuckwaIi Bros, merchandise
court house ................. zoV
w d. Nichols, insurance coun- -
" farm .....e $500. $500. @s'vV
uH a6S s rsIsee0ne w. 's 4OSs
Hodge Bros, merchandise and
repairs court house and jail zse
II. II. Easter, stamps .....,.... A.se
Karl Riddle. plans and expense
school house...... .....s..s 1.fe
Dickinson County News. sta
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01

The 1910 Buick VaIve-in-Head
skies carry into another season that
great motor principle which n quar-
ter million users have proven cor
rect and superior under every con-
ceivable condition of motor car serv-
ice. For this season this motor.
unchanged I'm principle but refined
and improved I'm numerous details,
supplies the basic value I'm what we
firmly believe Is the best line of
motor cars ever marketed.
BY combining our output to skies
exclusively we are able to bring
about many economies which In
sure better cars for less money. The
immense Buick factory organization
is now concentrated upon the pro-
ductiOn of a single motor In two
sizes, and the result is the creation
of an entirely new standard in mo-
tor car values.
The new Buick skies are complete
in every detail. In beauty of line
and finish they will not be surpass-
ed by any car at any price. Every
feature of our previous skies which
usage and experience confirmed is
continued in the new line and every
improvement of established merit
added.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01

Models D. "A and D.45, roadster and touring car
equipped with the Buick Vave-'n-Head SIX cylinder
motor, As horse power. In these models BUICK de-
sign reaches its highest development and Buick con-
struction and motor principle their most complete
expression. (See complete specifications and
prices
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01

% nsreoy certify that the foregoing
aiioWed by the board of county COM 11s
Ii,s sio1ers at the regular session in
A'A0' III. w. KING,
County Clerk
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01

Thousands Of Buick users have
proven, through two full seasons OF
use and through untold millions of
miles of driving that the Buick six
cylinder Valve-in-Head motor yields
the utmost In motoring pleasure
that It is possible for a motor car
10 give. This great service-prOven
fact Is the sole basis for the Buick
Motor company's determination to
confine its 1915 product to six-cyl-
Under cars.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01

the Buick % M
stheBuic aveinl
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-01

m INVOLVEMENT by the Buick
Motor Company that Its
~ 1915 product Is to be con-
fined TO six-cylinder models cxclu-
siveIy supplies complete and sat-
isfying answer TO the most insistent
demand Of present day motorists-
the demand for moro power.
For two seasons Buick skies have
been In service, and II Is the unani-
nous verdict OF the thousands of
users who have driven these Bucks
that nothing but a six will supply
the requisite amount OF power,
smoothly and evenly delivered, that
is required to meet the universal
motoring need.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-21

OF date january II, 1911, whereby you
contracted to purchase from the under
signed those certain promises situate in
kota known and described as the North
forty feet of lot ID, in block 6, of Cleve-
land x k~enncdy's addition to the city of
kota as the same is officially plated
and recorded, and agreed and c~ovenantcd
therein to pay to the undersigned j. A.
Shannon, the owner of said premises,
the purchase price thereof. which were
represented by promissory notes of said
date made and delivered by you to the
and $500 90 respectively and a cash
payment of the sum Of $500 90, said
promissory note for S525.00 being pay
able in monthly installments of $3.50
stallments of $22.5O, each monthly in
advance and wherein you further agreed
to insure said property in the sum of
assessed against. said property and to
keep and maintain the same.
Your default consists in non-payment
of three years taxes and n~on-payment
premises insured. in permitting said
premises to become damaged from want
of repair and in default of payments
d" The IN a aederadnee M hss T been c ob1iged to
pay three years taxes and interest
which with legal rate Of interest to date
from the respective dates or payment,
amounts to S135.44; also to pay insur-
ance in the amour of sos AS; to pay for
the up-kecp of said premises the sum OF
$5.75; and
You are in default in back payments
on principal Of the notes in the amount
of $4,000 and in interest, s1S0.91, MAX
ing a total amount Of $4O7. SIS.
You are therefore notified hereby.
| that said contract for said premises will
be cancelled and terminated on the ex-
piration Of thirty days from the service
Of this notice upon you, if within that
time you do not pay to the undersigned
the amount aforesaid, together with the
costs Of preparing and serving this no.
tice.
J. A. SHANNON.
Attorneys, Devils Lake, N. D.