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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-12-16
The Ford and Rural Service.

The San Antonio postmaster, George
D. Armistead, knows something Of
rural service via the Ford way, and
after making preliminary trip over
the proposed routes. meeting all sorts
of weather and all kinds of road con-
ditions, he had this interesting report
to make:
1.-THE car in which Carrier Davenport
and | made the preliminary inspection
has been used by him daily fourteen
months, says Mr.. Armistead, 'and it
has never been oyerhauled and has
never been forced into motor hospital.
'.Just after a terrific downpour,
there were places where goat might
have shuddered and even a llama would
have hesitated. One washout delayed
US, but the Ford. maintained its ira
ditions and we covered every inch OF
the allotted territory without worse
mishap than mud. A high-powered car
that sought to follow our tracks was
still anchored several days later-very
still at that.
Without Ford cars, this service
would be physical impossibiiity. In
the opinion that no other car would
suffice to meet the existing require
ments. am joined by every carrier in
the service here. With the United
States Government. as represented BY
Mr.. Burleson, behind US, and the Ford
as pathfinder, we are going to force
all troubles to fade"
Merely as side issue. but an i'm
portant one. Mr.. Armistead points ont
that the service the Ford is rendering
to the rural inhabitants of Texas coun-
ties has given remarkable impetus to
the good roads movement. Thus the
Ford cars are bagging the proverbial
pair of birds with single effort.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-12-16
Books For Christmas.

AS the years go by we find that the
people are turning more and more to
books as Christmas gifts. And this is
as it should be. 1t is a tribute to ones
to give him good book,
and a good book is never thrown away.
Neither does it perish with the using,
but can be read and reread by others.
Always true friend, ready to be pick
ed up at any time. If you haven't
thought of this before, think of it now
when you make up your list of gifts.
We have big line of the fifty-cent
books, as well as the other new and
popular ones. Bibles, prayer books
and hymnal sets. G. N. BEARD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-12-16
Wells Hawks To Make His Home
mere. .s.

His many friends will welcome with
genuine pleasure Mr.. Wells j. Hawks,
the noted writer, press agent and our
former townsman, who is stopping at
The Jefferson. Mr.. Hawks has just
recovered from severe attack of pneu-
monia, and it is upon the advice of his
physician that he left New York for
the benefits of the mountain climate.
For number of years Mr.. Hawks has
been prominent in newspaper and the
atrical work, for some time past hay
ing done the principal theatrical inter
viewing for the New York American.
His last road engagement was as press
agent for the Ringing Bros. circus,
and prior to that time he was at the
New York Hippodrome and Dream.
land" Coney Island. For several
years Mr.. Hawks was the personal rep
resentative of the late Charles Froh-
man, who lost his life on the s. S. Luz
sitania. Mr.. Hawks is son of A. w.
Hawks, the celebrated humorist.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-12-16
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF letters remaining in the Post
Office at Charles Town. Jefferson Coun-
ty, W. Va. on Saturday, December IL,
1914. Persons calling for same will be
required to pay one cent for each letter
Mrs. Red Cunningham, Miss Mary Heller.
Mrs. g. Albert Hill, Mrs. Fannie johnson.
Mrs, Annie Perrill. Mrs. Thomas Staubs
Mrs P = Wagner. Mrs VERNE Williamson.
Miss Mary wood. Fred H. Brand, Louis
Berncan, Mont Carmaek, James e Fraxier
Or Henderson, Geo. B, Meek, &C Pool,
Peter Timbers, T E Wagner.
The above letters, if not called for
within fifteen days, will be sent to the
dead letter Office. Persons calling for
them will please say that they are ad
vertised.
HENRY N. BRADLEY, P, NJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-12-16

Deeds for the transfer of real estate
in the county have been filed for
record in the Clerks office as fol-
lows: Heirs Of the late ]. Henry Jen-
ninss to Annie D. Jennings, three par
cells of real estate in Middleway !; S.
]. Hodges to George F. Turner, lot
in Rays addition to Shepherdstown,
consideration, $40; Geo. M. Beltz-
hoover, Jr., and F. L. Bushong, Spe-
cial Commissioners to the Jefferson
County Telephone Company, the
Chapline property on the south side
of German street, Shepherdstown,
SAILS; Frank Howell to Jack Mercer,
two tracts containing 50 acres, ad-
joining the land of Joseph H. Howell,
Chas. w. Boyd and others on the east
side of the Shenandoah river, in
Kabletown district i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-12-16
HOME FOLKS
What NeiRhbors Saw

Lynchburg, var needed a course
OF building-up treatment and / had
learned of DR.. Pierce's remedies. !
was run down and had some indiges-
ton. Was not i'll but below par
What was needed was to get stronger.
The tFavorite Prescription and Cold
en- Medical Discovery were used stead
lily for several months. I grew strong
er and this treatment helped me very
much. I am glad to recommend it to
girls and young women. "-MRs. A. b.
KYLE, 1910 Bedford Ave.
Clifton Forge, Va.-sI can say DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery was
found to be good medicine by thor
Ough trial In our family. It was used
as tonic by my sister and it did her
great good. We always speak well OF
DIR. Pierce's remedies and recommend
then" MINIS. MARTHA O'CoNNoR, e
Roxbury st.
As an appetizing, restorative tonic,
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
sets at work all the processes OF diges-
ton and nutrition, and builds up flesh
and strength.
1t arouses the little muscular fbreS
into activity and causes the gastric
juices to thoroughly mix with the food
you eat, simply because it supplies the
stomach with pure, rich blood. It's
weak, impure blood that causes stom-
ach weakness. Get good blood through
the use Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, and you will have no more
indigestion. !.
It is the worlds proved tonic and
blood purifier. It's not q secret rem
edy Tor its Ingredients are printed on
the wrapper. Start to take It today
and before another day has passed,
the Impurities Of the blood win begin
10 leave.
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three dimes Tor Gtampgl to pay ex-
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valide' Hotel, 663 Main ST., Buffalo, NY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-12-16

There was baby born in Bethlehem.
] know they say
That this and that's in doubt, and, for
the rest,
That learned men who surely should
know best
Explain how myths crept in, and fol-
~ lowers tales confused the truth.
know, but anyway,
There was q baby born in Bethlehem.
Who lived and grew and loved and
healed and taught.
And died, but not to me.
When Christmas comes see Him still
arise,
The gentle, the compassionate, the
wise,
Wiping earth's tears Away. stiIling her
strife.
Calling. "My path is peace, My way i.
lifel'' f
Golfers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-12-16
Warning !

All accounts made at my Blacksmith
Shop. and parties wishing to settle
same, will please call at my Office, as
there is no one authorized to collect
bills for me. Some OF the men who
have been working for me having been
collecting, you are hereby warned not
to pay anyone, as you will have it to
pay again. LYMAN WIENER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-12-16
Attend The Baptist Church Sale.

The ladies of the Baptist Church will
serve hot lunches, soup, Sandwiches
and coffee in the dining room of the
church on Thursday. December 23rd.,
Homemade cakes and candy will also
be on sale. Sale will continue through.
out the afternoon and evening. Every.
body come
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-12-16
To The Reading Public.

Having dispensed with services Of
agents, MYERS HISTORY OF WEST
VIRGINIA. in two large Yolumns. will
now be sent to any address upon re-
ceipt of fKe greatly reduced price of
g 50. Prospectus and pamphlet con-
tanning newspaper editorials concerning
the book will be mailed upon applica-
ton. Write today.
S. MYERS.
New Martinagille, w. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-12-16
Card Of Thanks.-

We wish to extend our thanks to the
doctors and officers of the town and
to our friends. both white and colored,,
for the kindness to rs during our long
quarantine with sickness.
Richard Stephenson 4 Family.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-12-16
Recital at St. HiIdas Hall.

The voice. piano and expression
pupils, assisted by the choral club, will
give a recital on Monday evening,
December 10th, at 1880 p. m. Public
cordially invited.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-12-16

Nothing nicer than . package of
candy fol your bsst girl.
Brown Brothers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-12-16

Fruit Cakes from one pound up. at
Brown Brothers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-10

did he seem to know them. "Gord e
knows Pm h'innocent. But done my
seven years ard for being h'innocent once
before. An never-I'll never be took
again for that! Not till you can stop me
drown!"
He had reached the string-piece of the
nearest pier And there he turned again.
keep h'off, now, keep hoff!"
But, when Vikings still came on
Hall right" he cried, with one last,
wretched, animal-to-its-torturers culver,
-"Tm done!" And he plunged over.
Hope knew why Mr.. "Owly" Vikings
halted for the bare two seconds that he
did. But it was only to get his glasses off.
Then, posing, he dived clear. The girl
herself was ready to follow But she still
kept feminine Observation-Disclosures which
babe her first to pause at least second to
use her eyes. And then she saw that al
most directly beneath them was a dock
ladder. AS if there had been no such detri-
ment as skirts, she dropped down it. Hand
over hand she went, till she was waist
deep. Between two big pieces of slush
ice, but within Selling distance, Vikings
had come up again. And she caught him
by the shoulder, even as he had just man
aged to catch Jimmy.
Yet the little butler was still trying to
fight them off.
I.et me die, tell you! Let me- die!
Amt it no proof to you-that-that I'm
ere to die?s
ayes, Jimmy; yes, indeed it is! And
never believed you did it, from the start!"
1t was ID. Hope who said that. BY now,
too, she had got her arm around him.
"We're not the police, you know"
choked Vikings, getting an arm around
him from the other side. "They're ac-
cusing as, too. Come back with us now
and we'll all of us-help each other"
Persuaded or not, Jimmy no longer had
the strength to resist, and was fast falling
into complete collapse. But they got his
feet upon the steps; and, foot by foot,
they thrust him up.
Over the string-piece there now leaned
a staring bargeman.
4Gosh!" he said. "Gosh! What's the
racket? Was he drivin' tanked?"
"No,' painted Vikings. "He just
wanted some ice for his exhaust
@Say!" said the man. well, he sure
wanted it dang bad!"
REDRAGGLED, and with their oozy
garments already beginning to freeze,
they got Jimmy back to the runabout and
lifted him in.
"Now you,' said Vikings, turning to
the girl.
NO." she cried. "No, you. I'm going
to drive look all right up above; but
you'd be stopped by the first policeman.
The engine'll keep me warm, too. Get in,
and cover up-both of you-to the chin.
And, in the end, when he had seen to it
that she herself was wrapped in the big
gest robe, he did.
BY then though, half dozen other
gaping longshoremen had come up.
"But, hell!' one of them asked, "who
owns the other carr"
"An old friend of ours named Dinnis,
answered Vikings, without batting an
eye. "Just tell him we'll see him later.
Meanwhile, behind the wheel, d. Hope
was raising hand of entreaty and COM
mand. "ipiease. You're in our way, you
know"
And, with one long, triumphant boot,
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SUNDAY MAGAZINE for October 10, 1915

no longer observing him. Cautiously he
went back to one section of that first file.
And five minutes later, with eyes that
shone subduedly, he was at telephone.
He first got i'm touch with his two "spe-
cial deputies or arranged through ia
cobs to do it when next they should call
up again.
Then he got Bishop Could he come
in again that night, he asked him-any
time after ten?
promptly at ten that night the
Judge appeared.
"Well?" he said heartily, before he had
thrown off his coat, "is there anything on
Jimmy YETI"
"A little. He was employed last by a
Mrs. Morson Dillingham;, now living at
the Sorrento, in East Eighty-fourth
Street. He is almost certain to go back
to her. In fact, he may have been there
already, but think not. And, if not, he
will probably call about this time to-
night or tomorrow night. In any case,
Vikings and D. Hope are watching now"
Bishop laid down his cigar with kind
of fixed deliberation.
"And how, Laney, hOu? If you'll just
begin with the explanation"
But at that moment the telephone
broke in on them, and Laneham turned.
1t was D. Hope.
doctor! Doctor!" she was crying.
aaHe's in there now. And Mr.. Vikings is
up at the garage But I've called him,
and he's coming with the runabout!"
SINCE afternoon, the day had been
clouding up for more snow. And by
evening the snow had begun to come
But the Doctor had arranged cover for
his watchers. Directly opposite the Sor-
rento is little French millinery, LA
Belle Bergere.' Though apparently it
was closed and deserted for the night,
actually it was not. On both sides of the
Sorrento entrance are big pillar lights.
And from the curtained window of La
Belle Bergere one could see as we'll as
from outside.
For the last fifteen minutes Miss
Daphne Hope had been maintaining the
watch from that window alone. And then
suddenly she had caught her breath with
great start.
IL was JllIlIly. ne WAS wearing un-
known clothes, and he had shaved off his
mustache. But much difference that
could make! He had chosen to approach
the Sorrento from Miss Hopes side of the
street-had passed so near, indeed, that
with the window open she could have
touched him. And, taking hold of herself,
she ran for the Belle Bergere telephone.
Fortunately, she got Vikings almost
at once. Next, following orders, she sent
word to the Doctor. And after that,
as if determined, if need be, to make the
capture alone, she hurried to the street.
She kept her own side of the street, be-
cause she must not attract attention. She
forced herself to walk first to the Avenue
corner; then, against the drive of snow
and wind, back toward the elevated again,
and then-but never really losing sight of
that Sorrento entrance-once more toward
the Avenue. And, just as again she came
opposite. Mr.. "Owly" Vikings and the
runabout arrived.
She had only to nod "He's in there
now The car turned sharply. In the
snow-cleared space at the curb, another
car, big limousine, was waiting. But
there was room for the runabout behind it.
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Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30

Office of the County Treasurer of
Fergus County.
Lewistown Montana, December %,
1915.
Notice is hereby given that the fore
going list contains the names of the
persons and a description of the prop
erty which is delinquent for the taxes
due the County of Fergus for the year
1915. with the amount of taxes with
the penalty and costs added opposite
each name. Unless the taxes delin-
quent as aforesaid with the percent
age and costs are paid, the real prop
erty upon which the taxes are a lien
will be sold at Public Auction on Tues
day. the 18th day of January. A. d.
1915, at ten O'Clock a. M. in front Of
the County Treasurer's Office in Lew
istown, Montana.
Given under my hand and seal, this
23rd day of December, 1915.
r. G. POLAND,
Treasurer of Fergus County, Montana.
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30
LIGHTING MAINTENANCE
DISTRICT No. 1.

Chandler Jacob F., Janeaux
No. /, Ek lot 4, blk 9......-..... 1895
Fitzpatrick, ]. b., Staff, lots
and 2, blk 18....................... $500
McAllister, Nellie, Janeaux No.
/, lot 1, blk 9.................... 1895
M D 0 n e !, Terrence, Orig.
townsite, NV 80 IT. lot l, blk
Sloan A. NJ, Orig. townsite,
Sc 80 #. lot l. blk F-12. 1897
Standard Realty Co., Orig.
townsite, lot IL, blk Hill 1895
Wilson, Marion, Orig townsite,
NV 80 it. lot 6, blk D-13 1898
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30
(City ImprOvemcnt.)
BoULEvARDING DISTRICT No. 8

Houghton. r. c., Staff. No. S,
Lew. lot IL. blk 19..... 65,55
Stephens, Frank, Staff. No. s,
Lew. lot s. blk 15........... 65.55
Upton. Laura E.. Staff. No. 5,
Lew. NEh lot 6, blk Ia. 1927
Chapman. Mary, Staff. No. s,
sEM lot l. blk 22................ 1929
Metz. w. H.. Staff. No. 5, Lew,
lot IL, blk 22....................... 65.55
Cutler. H. B.. STAFF. No. s, lot Z,
blk IL .-........-.:....-............. 65.55
Nissler. Lillian B., Staff. No. 4,
Lew, lot 1. blk s............. 65.55
Carter. Minnie, Staff. Orig, lot
6. blk 2.-.......--.-............ 65.55
Knapp. Lottie, Staff. Orig, lot
Z. blk 8...-................. 65.55
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30
LIGHTING DISTRICT No. 1,

Standard Realty Co., Lew.
Orig, lot IL. blk H-11. 35.7s
Tubb. T. j.. Lew. tract No. g.. 21.3O
Chandler. Jacob F.. Janeaux
Add. No. 1, easterly Y lot 4,
blk ,.................... 1899
c., M. & st. P. r. r. Co., ia
neanv Add. No. l, lots ], 2, 8,
4, s, blk 7.................. 174.95
Allen, VIM. L.. Staff. Add, NV
SO it. lot 8, blk 13... 1878
Sloan. A. NJ. Lew. Orig, Sc 80
IT. lot /. blk F-12 21.SS
M d n n |. Terrence, Lew.
Orig. NV 80 #. lot l, blk
F-12 21.ss
Wilson. Marion. Lew. Orig,
NV 80 #. lot 6, blk D-13... 21.s8
Gudgell, Attila. Est, Lew.
Orig. lot Z, blk J-4.... 63.62
Kane. Emma b.. Lew. Orig, lot
8. blk KS: Janeaux Add. No.
2, lot 4. blk 6 63.62
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30
STORM SEWER DISTRICT No. ?.

Nave. Mary F., Staff. Add, lot
8, blk 18-........---.........-.. 20.40
Standard Realty Co., Lew.
Orig, lot 6. blk H-11.............. 20.40
Knapp, Lottie, Orig. townsite,
lot Z, Llk Q-19.................... 20.40
Knapp. Lottie, Orig. townsite,
lot 8, blk Q-19..................... 20.40
Knapp, Lottie, Lew. tract No.
Regan, Kate M, Janeaux Add.
No. /, lot 10, blk 1o................ 2o.4o
Janeaux, Odelon, and Evelyn
Desy, Lew. Orig, lot 1, blk
KS ............ 1856
Gudgell, Attilla, tract No. 23 20.40
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30
44.95

Standard Realty Co., Lew.
Orig, lot 6, blk H-11.... 1887
Sloan, A. NJ, Lew. Orig. south
erly 80 1T. lot 2, blk F-12....--.. 1898
Sloan, A. NJ, Lew. Orig, south
erly 80 #. lot 1, blk F-12.. 1898
Knapp, Lottie, Lew. Orig, lot
8, blk G-19 1898
Knapp, Lottie, Lew Orig, lot
Z, blk 19............-...........-- 1898
Knapp, Lottie, Lew. Orig, blk
V-2O ............................. 265.74
Regan, Kate M, Janeaux Add.
No. 1, lot 10, blk 1O.......-... 1898
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30
SEWER DISTRICT No, SO.

Branson. Alec. Janeaux P. & D.
Add, lot 8. blk 31 41.16
Mathews. Roy K. Janeaux P. &
d. Add, lot 8, blk 31 41.16
Rutting. August, Janeaux p. &
p, lot 5, Blk s1....,.,.-.-,...,.... 41.1s
Rutting. August, Janeaux p. &
d., SWh lot 4, blk 31... 21.O8
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30
STORM SEWER DISTRICT No

d'Autremont, Mary A., Staff.
Add. No. l, lot 4, NEk lot S,
blk 2 1895
City of Lewistown, Staff. Add,
lot 2. blk s2.s7
lot IL. blk Hi .1I..':....,.,.......... ss.1
M d e /, Terrence. Lew.
Orig, NV Ia lots 1, 2. blk
F-12 1855
Sloan, A. NJ, Lew. Orig, Sc Ia
lots 1, 2, blk F-12.................. 1855
Tubb. r. j., Lew. tract No. 49,. 2.99
Wilson. Marion. Lew. Orig,
NV 1-3 lots S. 6, blk D-13...... 1855
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30
PAVING DISTRICT No. 10.

Gudgell, Attilla, Lew. tract No.
II ............................ 1890
Janeaux, Odelon, and Evelyn
Desy, Lew tract No. 12 34.79
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30
STAMFORD IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT.

Atherton, Harvey H. Stanford
LIST Add. lot 8, blk 6............ 1927
Blackwell, Mrs. w. j.. Stanford
LIST Add, lot z, blk 6.... 1928
Cheney, D. ", Stanford 1st
Add, lot 6, blk 6...........-.-.... 1925
DeLisle, Chris, Stanford 1st
Add. lots 3 and 4, blk 2.... 1854
Gregory. Grant, Stanford Orig,
lot g. blk 4.......-.................. 1920
Haker. E. E.. Stanford Orig,
lot g. blk 9..... 1927
Hughes, Agnes L.. Stanford 1st
Add, lots and 6, blk 5 1854
Mcdonald. A.. Stanford 1st
Add. lot 18, blk 6... 1928
Norcut, s. B., Stanford 1st
Add, lot 5, blk ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1928
Plumb, j. c., Stanford Orig, lot
T. blk 4; Stanford 1st Add,
lot 4, blk Observation-Disclosures. 35.48
Shelton. John H., Stanford
Orig, lot 4. blk 5................. 1920
Schuster r.. Stanford 1st Add,
lots l, 2, blk 7...................... 1896
Waggoner, Sykes, S stanford
Orig, lot 2, blk 3............... 22.32
Walker, J. c., Stanford Orig,
lot 8, blk Observation-Disclosures. 1920
Westergreen, Jno. L., Stanford
1st Add, lot s, blk 3......... 1927
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30
PAVING DISTRICT No. q.

Tubb. T. j.. Lew. tract No. 7.... 64.53
Chandler, Jacob F.. Janeaux
. No. |; easterly y lot i. Blk 55.ss
c.. M. & St p. r. r. Co., Lew.
tract No. ............. 1o2.so
Fergus Co. Realty Co., Lew.
Orig, lot II, blk Hill 1os.7s
Standard Realty Co., Lew.
Orig, lot 12 blk Hill 1O9.7S
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30

GRADING DISTRICT No. 3.
Soule. r. W., Morase Add No.
q SEE lot S, blk 1... 1885
Shea. Henry, Lew. tract No. g.. 92.14
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30
SEWER DISTRICT No. 35,

Regan, Kate M. Janeaux No.
1, lot 10, blk 10 38.92
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30
PAVING DISTRICT No. 10.

Sloan A. NJ. Lew Orig, south
erly 80 #. lot 1. blk Fla. 1898
M p O n l, Terrence, Lew.
Orig. northerly 80 IT. lot 1,
DIX F-l2 -...-..--......-...-.-..-...... 45.3S
Wilson. Marion, Lew. Orig,
northerly 1-3 lot 6, blk D-13 45.33
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30
BOULEVARD MAINTENANCE DIS,
TRICT No, 2.

Cannon, Geo. W., Jr, tract No.
. Observation-Disclosures. 40
cannon, Geo. W., Jr, tract No.
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
Carter, Minnie, Stafford Origi-
nal. lot 6, blk 1341
Cutler. Fl. B., Stafford No. S, lot
=. DIX --.-....-..-................ 13.41
Douglas, Jesse NJ. tract No. II 1880
Granzow. Anna. Morase No. 2,
lot II, blk 3............. 1a41
Houghton. r. c., Stafford No. S,
lot IL. blk 19..... 13.41
Hogeland, A.. Stafford No. 2.
Sc 80 it, lot s. blk /, NV so
1T. lot 6, blk 1......... 25Sa
Huotte. Elizabeth, and C. NJ,
Huffine. Morase No. 2. lot l,
pih ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1341
Knapp. Lottie. Stafford Origi-
nal. lot Z. blk S.......... 1341
Wilson, VIM. c., Sunnyside.
Lewistown, lots 7, 8, 9, blk 7 1912
Wright. Geo. F., Stafford No. 4.
lots and Z. in blk 3..... 2574.
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30
BOULEVARDING DISTRICT No.

Akeley, w. A., and Mrs. Racina
Brassey. Summit Add. Lew,
lot l. blk 2.:....:................. 22.57
Wilson. VIM. c., Sunnyside, lot
Z. blk ................................ 7.so
Wilson. VIM. c., Sunnyside, lot
8. blk 7:.-......-:.................. 1925
Wilson. VIM. c., Sunnyside, lot
., blk 7..-.............. .................... 1925
Cannon. Geo. W., Jr., Lew.
tract No. 1-............................. 1926
Cannon. Geo. W.. Jr., Lew.
tract No. 2,;...:;:..- 1926
Douglas. Jessie M, Lew. tract
No: ............................... 57.47
Crowley, Annie E., Lew. tract
No. 4 .-............................. 7.os
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30
PAVING DISTRICT No. II.

Bright. Walter, Lew. tract No.
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30
SEWER DISTRICT No. Al.

La Douceur, Edw., Lew. Land
Co. Add, lot 80, blk 4 20.34
La Douceur. Edw., Lew. Land
Co. Add, lot 81, blk 4.... 2O.33
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-12-30

PAVING DISTRICT No. 16.
Bright. Walter, Lew. Orig, lot
6. blk H-11.-.-.:...-.....,,...,.., 1885
Bright. Walter, Lew. Orig, lot
IL. blk Hill. 11......................... 1885