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MISS HYDE FIRST IN
QUALIFYING ROUND
metropolitan Champion Leads
Field at Palm Beach
With an 81.


r'.N Br>cH. Fla. Fob 1.-THE
woman f1orida golf championship be
gan a, n,. u,tri Hc,,h cor ,hh to
G'y w.,y .,.. r..n,rrn hole ouaI,fy,ng
round. Among TN" competitors were
the u,'rnpourau ana Western cham
mons Nn,. I.,ltau Il Il>dc aud Miss
Ir,'rc rn.,n.r'I and Nrs I,dw,n n
I.'"t'' I''7'' ''"'' ''.' Ni '|'"an ~
f.'l"r ~ 'h" Merton cricket Gun. Thes"
three came 'u uuii" true 10 form IN the
order mentioned. Mis- HYDE bong tn"
..t.u, ~ 49,, , ,.,,,,,., :,
M"daIIlS' ana va" 'ir"S running ~ -
and - respectively.
An Unexpectedly good player was DIS
covered iu Miss b,r,tl,y Nnn,o,y Aus
,,,,,,,., .,.l nI ,,.t...,.h er,
81" '"H''N '"'' M"'' "'"'"-' H''
Went out non" 80" Wei ~ i', cam" hom"
with q &c that beat III" iu"d.llist and
,icd with NiI-s I,n-rp'l.l for the lo,,,st
,,,r'..',, .,,r,,., Ita,. ,,,,,Ir. .nd an.
.u""' - y'". ny Wv ,."N '.' ,p
prorhNg w"r" excellent but her driv-
lur was uo' good
l - t ~, - o.
h'"'' H"' ,..". '"' .'''' VI 80 ."r
800" '"ur~. hn' ""n' I" IN" i"" after
two nights ~ = Pullman Mrs Filter
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WOMEN GOLFERS TO
PLAY AT BALTUSR0L
Select Jersey Course and See
Ond Week Of June for Met
ropolitan Tourney.
TO COME AFTER EASTERN

Baliusrul viii he the scene of the
womcns Metropolitan golf champ onship
ihis &"HU and the tournament viii I've
played on June ~, 10, II. - ard Is.
tn" selections Of course and dates were
made yesterday bv the executive COM
w.''"c 90 the Nomcn's Metropolitan Golf
ASSOCIATION held ~ this city yesterday,
ana later wcr" announced by Miss Ma
uuu II llirs. the secretary.
The ,ho.cc %: Bal,usrol was forcshad-
owed AZ IN" annual meeting OF the W. NJ
q \ held thput three weeks ago. for
the dcicstir- at that meeting voted In
favor II Raltusrol when called upon for
AN expression & their opinion on the
subject firng Rock was the other can
d.dd'c. and .'c.d"utally was a much
H r" t. 1850 .H'lidttn than was Bal
tuSTol, which did not even present a
{" mai application hu' sent word that "
The ". VI. - \ asked for the course
IT, rouvc~' probably would II" granted
Tu" dttrs selected. however. arc de-
r.u"'N "I, "f the ordinary. ~ they
follow instead ~ prc,cde the week In
which 'lC rhtTpiuusriD y ~ the Women =
Eastern Guif Association and Gr.scnm
cIp matches N.li hr played a. Boston.
Eve s.nc" the Womeu's Eastern cham
pioush.p was established VA 1905 i has
followed tu" Metropolitan tourney. in
fact o. las h"roiu" the custom Of the dis
tr,'t women 81 associations 20 play their
champ. p.uuships before tho Eastern tour
acv. Last year. FOR Instance. the Metro
poli'au. Bostou ani Philadelphia district
Championships all were played In the
same week. and tn" Eastern tourney
came The following week.
The change viii make tho selection
% IL" ,u"mhcrs OF the Metropolitan team,
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COLUMBIA MAKES BIG ENTRY.
Has Ninety-fOur In Coming ANIMAL
College IndoOr GRmrs.

Columbia has entered the largest
track squad Of its history IN IN" indoor
of ~" INTERCOLLEGIATE
Amateur Athletic \sso'iatiun OF Amer
lea. according to tie announcement ycs-
t"rday Niuc'v-four "n,rics--the largest
Columbia ever has entered IN a meet
indoors or outdoors have hccn sent In
by Coach Wefers. OF the team that won
the 200 Nari relay championship, de-
fcatiuE Pennsylvania with Llppiucott
aud Meredith, only Frank Brady is lost
4 strong arm squad Of football men
have been entered in the shot put event.
len lI-sly, Buddy Wlhcr. Nanny Lit
tauor and !. H Armstrong. who has
received "A Rhodes scholar appointment,
h'.ug among them. Besidcs the relay :
Columbia has a strong contingent entered
IN ~" spriufs, capt. IiarNIu, Tom
black II, W. Nollmcr and II g. Monroe
AL capable of covcHiug lU0 wards in
ten seconds. have been entered. The
high jump team also Is strong Every
cutrant can jump over . feet inches
and Loescher Is capable of leaplng L
feet.
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BOUT MAY BE POSTPONED
DUE TO WILLARDS ILLS
Manager Jones Hears From Champion by Long Dis
tance Telephone and Makes Tentative Request
That Later Date Be Chosen.

tHt \GO. lrh. It.-Irar of postpone e
mrnt Of the jess willard FRANK Moran
pressed again h, Chicago fight fans To-day
when u was learned the champion hra,, =
weight has developed another severe cold.
Tor the scrond time within ten days
willard was forced To abandon training.
Only last saturday willard resumed train
Ing after = weeks rest because Of an at
taek Of grip and ton-iiiti.. Willard WA, at
his home thi. afternoon and no opinion
could he obtained from him on the length
of time he would he forced to pass M
work.
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The prophecy OF the toIu'nhia r""'ns
authorities to the effect that they would
n,ve 100 mon out fpr crew before prac-
,ica had l"cn under way a week was
fultillod Yesterday when the total showed
100 candidates. nluctN-ii>" or whom
vcrc real oarSmru and ten aspirants 10"
q ioh as coNswain. Coach R!c" was
ola,ed hv tho interest that tn" ca'npus
has shown 50 far and hopes that there
,yIl, he no decline before he has an op-
nortunlty 20 put them into shells ana
test their real strength ANA science ht
pulling an oar
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tstcy Outpoints Friedman.

Willie Ns'cy outpoiutcd Abe 'ricdhan
At tn" Dly 'pi" \ g, last night
Young lnWrcN was beaten IN ten
rounds hy charlie Smith AT the Wander
hilt \. &.
Young brlscoll OF Erpoklyn out
pointed tddi" COOK at the Military
y =. Ia the seventh round cook
was knocked down, lMi got ur again
and LASTED the full route.
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Kivint VIA, Coach Fordha IN.

Rumor has IT that Ahel II. kiviat.
who was d"harr"d from amateur com
potitiuu hy the y \ L. for demanding
excessive rApruso money 10 compete in
athletic games. viii bc the next track
aud field coach of fordhim University.
Jake Muller, assistant trainer Of. attn
letcs Of the New York A. C. Seventy
ur,i H"giucut 4 \. ana several other
clubs made tie statement N sparrow
Rohcrtsuu's nest Yesterday. Happy
lake sand he saw klNnt RECENTLY and
that kiNiai told him he was after the
ioh ,Idkr assured his hearers that from
information he received kviat was IA
vuvite for the jon.
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STocKHoLM, Feb, IL An attempt viii
lac made to arrange an association FOOT
L,u game rrr naN' season between SWed-
ish and American teams. The An'ri-
cans hr.' will he invited I" send
.ocrcr team to sweden, hut II ,h"y are
unable to do 80 II ~ rr"hahi" ina,
~, Swcdi,h team viii visit the United
.,,,,o, wftr the team Of swedish athletes
yhich y !, planned 10 s"nd across tn"
Atlantic.
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u Can't krcp On. Thinks Lewis.

Ted Lewis and ta,N Britton will box
Thursday. THIS brings to mind that ~
late two English fighters. Young Ahearu
and Tom Cowlcr have gone to sleep
quickly ana soundly from Knockout
punches. These things generally occur
y clusters OF three. hut Lewis expects 10
offset that tradition with clusters W Ave
Hugh Jennings Is described as n living
encyclopedia on minor league ball
players ne keeps such close tabs on
them II no il any more vleilant IN this
capacity than Barney Dreyfuss he sur
passes the ursurpassib,e.
When n team ceases 10 appear on a
Harvard. Yale or Princeton schedule
that team has been dropped" Other
teams never drop Harvard. Vale or
PRINCETON, or = they do they are too
polite to say So
The national game. W are told. is -
years old. hut 20 got clearer idea ~
how NCucrahl" 10 I~ consider that II is
as old as chris Mt'hcWsou and Ilonus
Wagner combined.
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0OO Tho nurse is sIooop Rent adNer-
tisiug alterations to the butidilg, N'''
may ngura S3O.0O0 more. The state
tax of -, per cent gross would add
au additional tio,oOo. Allowing slo.""o
ur the capacity for paper 'prcsS ana
complimentary tickctsb tn" total expense
scarcely could exceed $12O 900. At when
celebration Richard and his associates
would bc gambling that heavily for
possible return VI So. .OoO-- "A stake quite
conservative enough under the crcum-
stances.
Rickard has absolutely no doubt that
his show will draw to capacity. vast
number of mail orders. accompanied by
certified checks. already have reached
him. His clients did not hagglc over
the price They asked To be accommo-
dated to the extent of their monetary
offerings
Ike I'Orgau, manager Of Frank Moran.
who IL training near Saratoga. wired
Rickard yesterday requesting that he
hold a block of seats for the upstate
admirers of the rittshurg bloud Dor
gan further intimatcd that his man
would be ready for = real fight when
hc faced the champion
Rtckard and NcCrackeu now are work
ing or plans TO minimize IN" possibilities
OF ticket speculation. The rights Of
th' night Of the entertainment tn ad-
'ditl"u tu the regular force Of Garden
doormcu and ushers an extra s'aT of
nifty old circus employees who worked
under Mccracken will be on duty.
one Of tho hest cards OF the week viii
entertain the patrons 81 the broadway
Sporting club. Brooklyn. tonight. Ted
Lewis. claimant OF the weiterwcight
1 championship, and Jack Bri'ton nill box
ten rounds at lAa pounds riugSidc. the
legitimate wcltcr scale This pair fur
nished a raitling bout at Euffa,o a few
days ago.
Eddie 'ampi and I'D Williams will
furnish tn" semI-w udup o' ten pounds.
\ d'-ptt.u from Sow Orleans las'
night credited Domiui,s Tprtnrlrh. proc
T W"t'r, with the assertion that Freddie
Welsh. worlds champion lightweight. had
agreed to defend bis title 40 tho Crescent
'l'N ou March against the wi'ucr of
tn' Juhury nu dc'-Jpc Mtudot bout T.
/ was SAID mat Welsh had accepted
/ >l5.o"H for his share.
Harry Pollok. manage of Welsh. de-
. Cltr"i last ulgt ihti he had not re-
,"'v'd such an offer from Tortor ch.
Asked u h" would accept such an offer
ioU"k replied
Il promised Natc LOWS. manager II
| Charlie Whte, III" first fight with Welsh
. | would hc pleased 20 accept the $4,000
tor match with White IN Ncw Orleans
However Welsh could Not buN ss early
- March 4. as n" = under contract t,
meet phl Bloom February -
'S"re later date with White would h.
more acceptable Or II Lewis IL willing
to step asid" stand ready tn acccp, tn,
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ny WILIINM u. IINNNA.

The breaking up OF noted baseball
combinations seems to react I'm a way.
on the component parts. Take. for cx-
ample, the Athletics great iufcld The
names Mrluuis, Collins. Barry and
i'aNcr in combination were household
word Iut separately scattered
doesn't hear so much of them. though
their individual skin and worth be as
great as ever.
Association helped to enrich their
fir". 1t addcd something. too. tp their
intrinsic value, albeit each was accom-
pushed enough ~ he an exceptional
rla ,r iu any coupauy
Vet, chiefly u matter of sentiment
though II IL. Il may he questioned
whether Mclunis Collins or Barry. the
stu active-aud members Of
the famous Gordon, attract the attention
they did, whether they dwell on 40 lofty
a pinnacle as when operating In unison.
Woodrow Wilson and William II Taft
have played many rounds on Washing
ton links, but golfers could place these
two gentlemen moro definitely did they
know In how many strokes.
Messrs. llaughtou, Logan, Frothiughlm
and tarcelou, and t. iu view of this
liberal intcrlochmC with Harvard alumni.
the Braves don't Wear crimson stockings.
there IL no sense of tho fitness Of thiugs
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Three ~ u i>iud.

Minnesota has i's Miuucapolis. In.
diana Us Indianapolis a"d Sow York
its Glauakopulos
Wceghmsn Is ont 10 win q remnant his
frat year with the cubs Ehh"ts's hopes
run high that games Of the u"Nt world $
series will he played az l:hbcts Field /:
boston counts on the braves finishing
on top again The only way out of this
complication Is a triple tie.
Chicago has a new game called gym
tennis II is played indoors and with
the court divided 10y a stwhurso. Among
its provisions are Three men ou a
side. all returns shall hc mad" at once
without holding the bail. player to take
only two steps h,r'i" returning hall {:
a player making q faul shall tax" ball
80 rear base liu" stand with heels toe
gcir.r aud roturu h,ll without moving
feet. player frs catching hall may p'ss
r. to partner for RETURN provided th"
partner be- behind h,r Whcu ho caught
tho hall. when a motion OF the arm -
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lie DOcsn't Fail So Hard.

WHEN man stays In tho air i32 feet
on skis, as Lars liaugen Of Wisconsin
did Al the national tournament In Min
ncsota, II IA "A question whether II
should come under the head Of ski jump
ing or aviation.
The sun., 1916-02-15

Ou,iield.r Jack MURRAY. fo'mcr
Giant idol. vii ask the National COM
mission to declare him 4 rc, agent
under the rule which givcs q free agent
claim to unconditional release In prefer
ence To "A return 10 the minor League litcr
he has served ten years IN fas' COM
panN.
In the case Of Murray a tcchmr1llfv t~
involved Murrav used NFis boon ls'
summer when tho Chants ohi rcd
waivers on him Subsequently nr sigu"d
with the cubs This winter lh" mtlrr
lragu" clubs waived on MurraN rhe
SECOND time. Tinker Vas lack slated for
service in the American ASsur.t ON
Whether a player oi ttn years ma jor
experience has a right 10 demand IN
conditional release az often ~ major
league club tries to drop him is new
angle OF baseball law,
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HOW TO GROW ALFALFA.
information Issued by the New York
State College Of Agriculture. ,

information Issued by the New York
State College Of Agriculture. s,
Alfalfa will grow on almost any type
of productive soil II 1t Is we'll drained
and If it is not acid. Lime must be ap-
pied to at least hree-fourths of the
cultivated soils Of New York If alfalfa
Is to be grown successfully. Such are
the statements made in publication
entitled "Alfalfa In New York." re-
Gently issued by the New York State
College of Agriculture.
In many cases soil must be inoculat
ed with nitrogen gathering bacteria
for alfalfa, and this may be done in
either Of two ways, according to the
college. Soil may be procured from an
alfalfa field or a sweet clover patch
and applied at the rate of from 200 to
300 pounds an acre to the new field
just before sowing. This soil should
not be allowed to dry before it is ap~
piled The other method of inocula-
ton Is by means Of cultures, which
may be obtained at cost either from
the United States department of agri-
culture or from the State College Of
Agriculture at Cornell.
Alfalfa should be cut when the new
growth from the base Of the plant is
from one to three inches high, regard
less Of whether the plant is in bloom
or not, so the college authorities state.
This new growth starts as the plants
reach maturity.
Care should be taken not to use al
falfa seed infested with dodder bod
der seeds may be removed. 1t Is said,
by screening the seed in small guam
titles through 20 by 20 mesh sieve
made OF No. "a wire. Dodder infested
spots in an alfalfa field should be
closely moved. the stubb1e sprinkled
with kerosene, then covered with dry
hay and burned.
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o o o o . . = . . = . . . o . y .

Practically every resident of the
town has been in Minot this week to
see the sights Of the Mid-winter Fair.
The work of remodeling Wistrom
Bros drug store has been completed
and the painters have finished their
work. The store now presents a very
handsome appearance. Harry Miller,
who had charge of the carpenter
work has already contracted for the
erection of six houses this coming
summer. He will employ large force
of carpenters and anticipates busy
season.
Victor Nelson, proprietor Of the
City restaurant was the guest of MI
not friends Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Johnson we're
among those attending the Mid-winter
Fair at Minot this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Kunkle of Heat
on have a fine baby boy, born two
weeks ago. Mrs. Kunkle was former
w Miss Mabel Scot of this place.
Miss Ruth Johnson, her sister Ha-
eel and her father, J. L. Johnson, were
Minot visitors Saturday.
E. A. Madison expects to leave Sun
day for the Twin Cities to purchase
stock for the C. A. Bugge & Co. de-
partment store.
A free Public Library has been i'll
stalled at the Sam Strong residence,
where all are privileged to enjoy a
wide choice Of excellent reading mat
ter.
Miss Molly Law is visiting friends
at Foxholm this week.
Walter Johnson, who has been visit
ing relatives in Minnesota, returned
home Wednesday.
H. T. Hogy returned Sunday from a
trip to the Twin Cities.
Mrs. J. M. April was in Minot Non
day on a shopping trip.
Ten of the young men of the town
have rented the large double house
owned by Jas. Johnson north of the
railroad and have installed chef who
is said to rival any food purveyor in
the country. They have named their
club the Valley Home.
Messrs. Hogy, Eckmeier and Aug
johnson will ship four car loads Of
hogs from here on Saturday, provid
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of the CITY looking for the farm.

of the city looking for the farm.
Mabel, the 15-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. M. 0. Hulberg, OF the
south prairie, lies critically i'll with
peritonitis at her home. A trained
nurse was taken out today. Doctors
saw she has small chances for recov
cry.
Roy Langton, writing from Tacoma,
WASH, says the ground hog didn't
show himself out there this year. He
says they have had 81 consecutive
DAYS of snow storms and that the lum-
Der industry on the coast is at stand
still. +
i Leslie Ben1o has arrived at San
Diego, where Ne wlRspend the winter.
He reports great destruction done by
the wind and flood. He saw the wreck
of boat washed up on shore. The
wind blew 80 miles an hour, dong
great damage.
F. A. Ganser, manager of the Boy
ey-Shute yard here, will leave Satur-
, day for Devils Lake. 81 The Bovey-
Shute company will hold their annual
meeting of managers at Devils Lake
next week. The convention will be in
session all week. .''
Thomas Ely, proprietor of the "Ev-
ergreen MARI" near Columbus, one Of
the county commissioners Of Burke,
recently wrote the Independent a very
pleasant letter which indicated the
fact that not all Of Burke county resi-
dents are snow bound.
Mrs. M. G.. Edwards of Minneapolis
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. c. L.
Smith of Fifth St. N. E. Mrs. Ed
wards recently graduated from the
Palmer school of Chiropractors Of Da-
venport. Ia, and is now practicing her
profession in Minneapolis.
The body of Jens Bredahl, who took
his own life, will be shipped to the old
home at Pelican Rapids. Mimi, Fri
day. The aged mother of the deceased
resides there and she is quite ILL.,. Bre-
dahl leaves a sister and three broth
rs in this section of the state.
Nels Swedlund, commissioner from
McHenry county, and Messrs Tilla-
| paugh, Jens Hanson, Louis Jensen,
Dave Burton, McCallister, Dan Bur
row, and a few other good Velva
scouts, are in the city today attending
the big K. P. district meeting.
J. H. Risley, formerly employed by
the Zook Dairy, has purchased the
Bonholzer herd and will enter the
dairy business. Jim is fine fellow
and a hustler and will make a success
of the milk business beyond a doubt.
! His dairy will be known as the Ere
LIABLE"
Mr.. and Mrs. N. O. Hammer Of 806
Hiawatha St., were pleasantly surpris-
ed Tuesday evening by members OF the
Norden Society to the number Of 30.
| Music, games and singing were amono,
the diversions of the evening, coupled
with speeches by Messrs. Isaac Matt
son, John Sveen and Louis Ebne. The
ladies Of the party had all brot well
filled lunch baskets and general good
time was enjoyed by all present. Mr.
and Mrs. Hammer were presented
with a complete set of silverware as
token of the esteem in which they
are held by their many friends.
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NOTICE TO cR1D1To1a.

In the Matter of the Estate Of Alice O.
Browning, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Frank p. Wright as Executor OF
the last will of Alice o. Browning, late
Of the City Of Fresno, in the County Of
Fresno and state Of California, to the
creditors of, and all persons having
claims against, said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, with
in four months after the first publication
of this notice, to said Executor at his
residence in the City of Minot in Ward
County, North Dakota.
Dated February 5, 1916.
FRANK P. WRIGHT,
We. Executor of the last will of
Alice o. Browning, Deceased,
1t is ordered that the foregoing notice
to creditors be published in the Ware
County Independent, weekly newspaper
of general circulation in Ward county
and State of North Dakota, once q week
for four weeks in the issues Of said
newspaper Of February 10. II and 2zth.
and March End, A. D. 1916.
Dated February s, 1916.
WILLIAM MURRAY,
Judge of the County Court in and
for Ward County and State Of
North Dakota
First publication on February 10th, a.
D. 1915.
c. Aurland, Attorney
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1ofoe Of Mortgage Foreolosurs 1a,s.
70 Notice n IL is hereby given that that esr.
livered by 6. J. Johnson and H = Snd dos 90.
son, her husband, mortgagors, to
corperationy d Lumber r coneany
ruaey Soth, GiE si4 and dated saco Ess;
IN in the office of the Register Of DEEDS IA,
AVA Mard o. county nnt; North Dakota on the 18th
closed by sale Of the premise. t ore.
t tarhe das IN said mortgage and hereinaf-
e sS assoaoe fbe by ro the Sheriff
House in the City of Minot, in Ward
&C MY, North Dakota, on the. 18th .sa9
cioc MaIe1 ~ aStiS at the hour Of S1e :0ogo.
q given ., to secure the payment q the sun
S0O 00) and interest thereon ACCORDING 10
n terms OF one certain promisaory note
Inc END described; and default existsaby
payment of said note and mortgage. and
sald mortgage contains power Of! oole,
winch which is now operative. .g. 4! :04ah
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same are situated in the County Of
Ward a and and State Of North Dakota, and
wit: Lots eight (8), ten (10), eleven
(11), twelve (12) and thirteen (i3). -.
mty.tWo (loI) Range etghty-dve (o6)
and the west eleven and one-half chains
ton three go and Lot three (s), Sc
ton ten (10l. in Township one hundred
fifty-two G52) Range eighty-five (l6)
CONTAINING nda one hundred ninety-nine
the Government survey thereof.
There will be due on said mortgage on
the date Of sale the sum of Thirty-two
Hundred sixty-six and 66-100 (3,266.e6)
Dollars, together with the costs Of this
foreclosure as allowed by law.
Dated February 10th, 1916.
Corporation, MOrtgageo.
JOHN ]. NEDRELOE
Sheriff of Ward County
- North Dakota
Thompson & Wooledge,
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Minot, North Dakota 2-1O-ts