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NOTICE TO DESTROY nox1ous

A. q meeting of the Board of County
commissioner held May 10th. 1916, the
9 9ne for inc DESTROYING Of noxious weeds
~ IN a~ccordance with Sections 2Si7 and
2ole: Compiled Laws of 1913, which real
s]tro SSh7: N ns 10 weeds. n of de-
upon all lands which he shall " or
occupy. al! weeds of the kind known as
oats Rr thistle, coeklebur; mustard, wild
at such time and in such manner as
effectually prevent their bearinp
see seq And it shall be a misdemeanor for
cause person te bo nda or persons to deposit or
IN or along the banks of any natural
water course any of the noxious weeds
a aoo e., dessribed. And such misdemea-
70 exceed fifty dollars nor less than ten
collars. The time and manner of de-
|stroylng such weeds shall be prescribed
AND ag e the coald ct County Commissioners.
Two weeks in some in fla
county. not less than two weeks before
.ne time SO prescribed: and if there is
, men written notice of the same shall b.
posted. the same as election notices are
po s5sd in lieu Ct such pnblication."
shaft III 10 ~ pec,s.on to be published. 1t
~ commissioners at it's regular meet
ing IN April of each year, to determina
Ine tlme and manner of destroying .sucI
noxlous weeds. and to cause it's deter
m1nation to be published as provided 70,
IN the last section. 1t shall also cause
to be mailed to the chairman Of eacI
board of township supervisors and t.
each loverseer of highways. and road sun.
ceedings." p'o'
BY order Of the Board of County Com.
kota. = Ia
Dated at Devils Lake. N. d.. this e5t,
day of May, 1916. -.
J. A. KRAMER.
(SEAL). = =
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HENRI !. LIND)E. 77
Candidate for Republican Nomination
For Attorney General for Sec
ond Term.

Born near Ridgeway, in Winnesheik
county, Iowa.. Graduated from Luth-
,er College, DEBORAH, Iowa, in 1901.
Member of the faculty Of the Park
Region Luther College, Fergus Falls,
Minnesota, from 1901 to 1908. Grad
uated from the College Of Law Of the
University Of Minnesota in 1906.
Practiced law in Mountrail county,
North Dakota, until elected Attorney
General, in 1914.
I submit my record in the past for
the consideration Of the Republican
electors Of the state. I renew the
promise made at the last election that
I will not shirk any public duty pre-
scribed by law. I shall appreciate
your support. Henry J. Linde.
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Tl)3t4ult has NhAann rnnY1n IN ~ p ~ l..
ltfons on cerfai IA nnnt tt 8 y y .vns 0ngas
delivered s 1T. I. vIsSSs M ~ " ~ A.
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beck Land &1CraGif EosHne !, ~ \ yxSSsSasa
ltion. ~ toI4 thnts = y
lMarch a ~ IaSes1 ondA = ~. SSsIL ~ -
ONCE 81 ma Rawf.t ~ ffei nsS ~ me
County fof Ramsay IN IN. atc4o II " o ,sHS
dakota. on i IN daW ~ = nrSIf n nl
1910: al s~nscIncisA ~ T., ftn Z e
IMortgages. on page 49, on v1hichh +SSvva
|fhes a IN ~ oTsn ,uu fJ, asi ! .a, g esrreeI or. sale.
fis0sS1oo, Toiissr =. M w VI lnarIy.n
Sbals haen ~ a IN, \ acs!on. OF pro-
lequity to recover.ufS s,'II aSf5 a san,,ya g II, IN
Said mortrnSe ~ a ~ GGe ert sesuIe ~
Which said nnrf % a ~ y Pa snsfeoI, q
BY the said MortSa 80 49, ta Sr1assa.y SnMsstRne
lCompanv. SAID ass He1 ,ro 5eTry, broIneTs
Anrii G96th Ya11n aasnf N.Y. ! -, Ieing uase9
IN the ofaca X Stha was auiy recorde9
IApril s5ths isio. II R Soltn a. IS aao on
g saiG soo On pa g 259 thereof; n which
~ HAnthaSs sG S,wAs assignSa. ly eald+Ber
ESacnritv ronen U.tipal 70 rNoElneTn farm
~assirnG1a,t athppaanaaEy, g. OrRoIAIion fsatd
AZ oei re, 1 az sne y Gay Of
Isns Office OF: the Register Of Deeds Of
4I,a ;ontti SseesS MOTH Dakotn, on
az Morte o Sss ~ 1A " :. ZIP : IN book ~
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Legal Notices
NOTICE OF P1ufARY EIEcr1oN.

Notice is hereby given that on We'd
P E1sdtinn J wiS1 rs sh.i =, p 1. 49, :. a. r iprim Jar.
ing precincts in the several townships.
villages and wards of the City of Devils
Lake, RamseSt County, and State OF
candidates for the following congres-
sional, State. Judiciary. School. Legisla-
tive and County officers under h ire.
visions ,do9 Ct CHAPTER los; Session Laws :. ct
successful candidate or candidates
ection Ballot to be voted for\at the Gem
cral Election to be held on NoSembert.th
CONGRESSIONAL OFFICERS:
One candidate to be nominated for each
office by each Of the following parties:
United States Senator. II,
Representative in Congress, list Con-
gressional District
JUDICIARY:
Six candidates to be nominated on
Non-Partisan Ballot for Judge Of the
Supreme Court.
=, Twe eaadida.eS fer Judge Of the Dis
STATE OFFICERS: :
One candidate to be nominated for
each office by each of the following iar-
tics: Republican. Democrats: and So
~cia:iSt:
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary of State.
State Auditor.
State Treasurer.
Attorney General.
Commissioner of Insurance.
Commissioner of Agriculture and La
Three candidates to be nominated by
each of the following parties:
Republican, Democratic and Socialist,
eoN''''S scHooL T. o Gas1tsEfs:
Two candidates to be nominated on
State Superintendent of Public In.
struction.
LEGISLATIVE:
Candidates to be nominated by each of
Republican,, bemocratic and Socialist,
One Senator, 21st Legislative District.
resentatiyes 2lst Legislatiye District
One candidate to be nominated by each
Republican, Democratic. and Socialist:
County Auditor.
Treasurer. -
Clerk of the District Court.
States Attorney.
Register of Deeds.
County Judge.
County Surveyor.
Coroner.
Public Administrator.
County Commissioner, LIST District.
County Commissioner, 4th District,
Justices of the Peace. foul for each
Constables. four for each party.
District Assessor. 9Th District.
Polls to be onened from s A. NJ, until
8 o'clock P: NJ. continuously.
Dated at Devils Lake. North Dakota,
this Goth day Of May, 1916.
H. J. A. KRAMER,
COUNTY s1Sy Auditor. Ramsey County. N. D.
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NoT1cE TO -cnHp1roas.

INsTHE. MATTER OFsTHEsESTATEsOF
Adolph Olson, Deceased. 9a
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed y. A. Frogners. Administrator Of
the Estate of Adolph Olson, late of the
Ramsey and State of. North Dakota. de
ceased: to the creditors Of, and all per-
sons having claims against said de
ceased. to. exhibit them with the neces-
;sary vouchers. within six months after
the first publication of this notice. to
said Administrators or at the; office of the
Judge Of the County Court III the City OF
Devils Lake. in said Ramsey County
: Dated May goth, A. D. 1916.
, Administrator.
First publication 81 the LIST day of
June A. ID. 1916.
w. NJ. ANDERSON -5q,ra ~
Attorney for Administrator At.
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SNSSSs SAAAsSNs tslsH l.Et gE
AVAILABLE PUBLICATIONS OF The
E2sEE,me eAfe SIA1i AGRICULTURAL
North Dakota. Experiment station, Agri-
snlisEal eol nsm.. and o; nu MSTsh p Rak pab.
80 press Bulletins
ii. The Uses OF Formaldehyde ON the
ss. Resistant Seed Fla and How to
IS; Types Of spraying Apparatus and
Machines which are Essential! for, Weed
26. Means Of Eradiction of Dandelions
from Parks, Lawns. Roadsides, and
a.. on the Use Of Chemical Sprays in
Weeds in Cereal Grain fields.
Is: Canada Thistle; Means Of Holding
g.: Quack Grass; Means Of Holding 1t
80. Notes on Tres Painting.
50. Deterioration il Wheat Yields Due
to Root Rets and Blight-producing Dis
81. NORTH. Dakota Demonstration
81. Late Season Forage Crops.
g. Growing Flax on New LANDS.
a. e Gr1Ting Flax on Old Lands.
i: Kelstion Of Corn crop to Flax.
! wheat, n other CereaI Cropping.
4S. How to Improve the Present De-
the Spring Wheat Belt:
g. how to Test Flax. Barley. Corn
50. Flax Tnder Dry Land Conditions.
81. Flax Growing and Crop Rotation.
So. Wilt Resistant Flax and How to
Retain the Resistance.
s.: Resistant Flax Seed for Sowing
So. The Tanning Mil and Good Seed
Flax.
S.. Flax, Wheat, Oats, ,Barley-Good
Seed and Normal Crops for North Dakota
How to Get Them, =
Circulars
.Circui9r. No: !. Flax Cropping, sHar-
Circular No. II. Report Of Progress in
Circular No. n. Preliminary Report
IN Mammals Of North Dakota.
Circular. No. Y. The Farmers vege-
table Garden.
l.. Circular No: VI. Early and Late Sow
ing Of Flax; Growing Flax on Corn Land:
The Gir s9sd f Nol y Kasls1 Fax s tor Seed n
jill; Harvesting Storing the Crop for
Seed and Oil Purposes.
Circular No, Viii Home Grown Seed
Circular No. TX. Marketing the 1915
r,e Gireaiar No x. The North Dakota
Circular No. XII. Poultry Management,
Care of Breeding Stock and Chicks.
The bulletins Of this Station are sent
free to residents of the State. Names
will be entered on the mailing list ON re-
quest, State bulletins wanted.
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lnor1cE OF MoRraAaE .A1.E

toEf ACLI has been made in the con-
and delivered by Mary HoVey and Ed
Gara Hovey; Mortgagors. to Frank r.
danscnow Mortgages, dated the 18th
Gay or April, a. d.. 1908, and recorded as
OF Deeds Of Ramsey County. in the State
OF North Dakota. on the 18th day of An
IN. ROT "a; D. I, ,lsos, at 2:25 o'clock 2. NJ,
which there is claimed to be due at the
date. of sale. the sum of $1432.51 and M
act1on or proceeding has been instituted
al law or IN equity to recover the debt
thereof. ' past
The said Mortgage was duly assigned
by an instrument thereof. duly executed
show to Augusta Il. Ganshow. on June
2nd. 1908. and recorded in book Is Of
Mortgages on page 614, and by her as
Signea f to Rcca I. Moen. dated the 1sr
said office of the Register Of Deeds on
O'clock E; \, in Book IS Of M aort; as >
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That by
virtue or a power Of sale contained in
said. Mortgage. and of the statute in such
gage will be foreclosed by a ale Of tha
m9rtgaged premises therein described,
which sale will be made at the front
door Of the Court House. in the City of
and State OF. North Dakota, at public
auction, by the Sheriff Of said County, on
Monday, the 18th day Of June, "A. d. 1916
at l o'clock in the afternoon, to satisfy
the amount which shall then be due or
said Mortgage. with the interest thereon
and costs and expenses Of sale. and
$500 attorneys fees, as stipulated in
said Mortgage in case of foreclosure.
The premises described in said Mort.
gage and so to be sold are the lots
pieces or parcels of lam situated in tho
County. of Ramsey and State of NORTH
and known and Described as fol.
lows. to-Wit:
Lot II and the east half Of lot 16, Of
Block FL, of the City of Devils Lake, N
ID. -
Dated at Devils Lake, state Of NORTH
Dakota, this 18th day Of May. 1916.
RECA L. MOEN.
Assignee Of Mortgage.
Attorney for Assignee.
Devils Lake, State Of North Dakota.
t6t)
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.
Notice is hereby given that on We'd
nesday,. the 2sth day Of June, a, D. 1916.
a Special Election will be held at the
various voting precincts in the several
t.SWnshsipg; Villages and wards Of the
State Of North Dakota, for, the purpose
Of submitting. to the electors Of said
County the following question to be vot-
ed upon: ne o..
Proposition to Increase the Jurisdic-
ton Of the County Court according TO
ty Commissioners dated April .4th. 1916.
"Shall the County Court Of Ramsey
County have INcREASEDa JURISDIC-
IION?"
Said polls will be. opened at 8 o'clock
A. NJ, and will continue to be open until
s O'Clock Of the afternoon of that day.
:, B order 6 Of he Boar Bosrd e @o, Gonnty Com.
J.. A. KRAMER,
kota. ~
(SEAL.)
thl Pa 81 Ct IT. psyi1 ,s.k La1s; North Dakota.
(3t) ~
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AVAILABLE PUBLICATIONS OF TIL
NORTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL

AVAILABLE PUBLICATIONS OF THE
NORTH DAKOTA AGRicULTURAL
EXPERIMENT. STATION
TO apply for bulletins, address the
North Dakota Experiment Station, Agri-
cultural College, p O., North Dakota.
mentioning names and numbers Of pub
Demonstration Farm Reports
Numbers 2, 3, S, 6, 8. 8.
: . -Experiment Station Reports
Edgeley Sub-Station, Numbers 2, s, z.
3. 10, IL.
Williston Sub-Station Numbers 1. 2, 3,
Langdon Satisfaction, Numbers 1, 2,
Soil Maps Of North Dakota, price 10c.
Soil. Survey Of the following areas:
Morton. price 12c: fWiiliston, price 12c;
Grand Forks, price l2c: jamestown,
price 12c: Fargo, price. l2c: Mckenzie
pprice 12c: Darlington, price s12c; Barnes
Extension Bulletins
Exteniosn No. /. Rural School Agricul-
Vol. 6. No. :. Guide for North Dakota
Vol. 6. 80, I. Industrial Contest Mum
Vol 6, No. s. Home ECONOMICS Sug-
gestions on Bread. Salads, and Candy
The bulletins of. this Station are sen,
free to residents OF the state. Names
WI be entered on the mailing list. on 70.
| quest. State bulletins wanted.
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An kinds Of legal Blanks It L.
World ones.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

cd OF Drainage In the Gulf Coast
gion OF Texas. !
No. Bi2-Boys' Club Work In Tex
No. BIS Suggestions for the Bet
Care Of Texas Peach Orchards. !
No. Outline OF Extens'
Work In Agricultural and Home r
Monies.
No. Bl5-Boys' Agricultural G.
Work-Seed Testing.
No. BlG-Boys' Agricultural c.
Work-Suggestlons for Corn Growi
No. Peanuts and Pigs
No. BlS-Farm Boys and Girls
campment at Dallas Fair. Oetol
1916.
No Bl9-Turkey Raising in Tex
No. Extension Work In TO
Economics for Women
No. B2l Top Working Pecan TT,
Copies Of the following leaflets 1
circulars will be sent free on appli
ton:
No. lOO-value Of Dairy Rec,
Keeping.
No. Winter Feeding OF Ds
Cows.
No. iO2-Home Canning OF Meat,
No. lO3-low to Grow Sound sw
Potatoes.
No. lOi-Red Springs Farm Gre
Plan.
No. iO5-Facts for Corn and Cot
Growers.
No. iOc-F Feeding Brood Sow I
Litter
No. iO7- Spraying Apples /
Pears.
No. los Summer Spraying
stone fTulth,s ,
No. iO9-Feeding and Care OF 81
Beeyes.
No. llO-Cultivating the Bear
Orchard.
No. ill-Cultiyating Young
chards.
No. li2-Raise More Sheep
Texas Farms.
No. ll3--Why Texas Farm
Should Raise Few sheep.
No. llt-Ilints TO Beginners
Sheep Raising.
No. ii5-Hints for Sheep Shear
Time.
No. Elephant Lice and Cabbl
Bugs.
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struction In home economics and a.
lied subjects In the homes and rural
districts by directing the work OF
county home economic agents. OF
whom there are now 81 at work In
the same number OF counties.
Girls Canning Clubs.
More than 5000 girls and boys are
enrolled In the clubs organized by this
department Canning clubs admit
girls, poultry clphs ADMIT girls and
boys, and the home demonstration OF
ganizations enroll women and girls Is
years old and older. The cann.ns
club girls cultivate one-teu'h acre
plats OF tomatoes the yield approx.
mating 3,OSS.5GO rounds OF fresh to-
matoes. which a. = cents pound
would total ya'uc OF Sijli.N. \ to-
tai OF approximately G3' $50 cans and
lars OF tomrtoos were pat up, the
value OF the caurcl product being ap.
proxlmately Sti1glo. In Titus County
fifty club members raised int-s
pounds Of tomatoes OF the value OF
S2.2Ol40. Fourteen club members In
Bell County ayeraged a net profit ct
SIS each on their tenth.acre plats, or
at the rate OF $3.50 per acre. Miss
Willie Haworth OF Parker County put
up 1880 cans and Jars OF tomatoes
and peaches and 300 Jars OF berries
and other products her net profit be-
ing S23i20. Miss Annie Wolf OF Min
eral. Bee County. maze a net profit OF
$3.50 on her tenth.acre, and by her
high score in canning. history OF her
garden. sewing and record keeping
won a 81 800 scholarship at the Col.
lege Of Industrial Arts. offered by Miss
Eleanor Breckenridge Of San Antonio
Rural Women's Work.
Closely related 10 the women's wori
just outlined is the division in charge
OF the work OF home economies which
seeks to reach the remote rural home
and take TO the women OF the farm
demonstration In the most practical
phases OF modern domestic science
This division aims to teach tie how
and not the why to those VINO need
Immediate. everyday help. Farm WON
en- are organized into bands OF Good
Neighbors and furnished with a read
ing course in farm home topics and
follow.up work is done by sending TO
each group a demonstration who gives
practical demonstration In bread-mak
ing canning. sanitation. hygieae and
other phases OF farm life
The educational and demonstration
al work In hog cholera prevention o
the bureau OF animal husbandry ofthe
United States Department OF Agrieul
ture is carried on in Texas In coopera
ton with the extension service Of the
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Agricultural and Mechanical College.
aud an expert veterinarian devotes
his entire time to lectures and demon.
STATIONS TO farmers on how to combat
the rayages OF this dread swine
plague. The work OF the specialist Ia
OF untold value to the swine Industry
OF Texas.
No Trouble TO Answer Questions.
The members Of the extension staff
answer scores of letters daily from
farmers asking for Information ON spe-
cifc subjects and In addition thou
sands OF leaflets aud circular letters
are sent ont monthly relating to mat
ters Of current interest. From time
TO time printed bulletins are issued
FOR free distribution. Copies OF any
OF the following bulletins may be had
by writing to the Director o. ENten.
sion. College station. Texas
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20
Home Demonstration.

The home demonstration and girls
canning club work. under charge Of a
State agent, is engaged in organizing
women and girls In rural communities
for the study and demonstration OF
home economies and laborsaying de-
vices. This division. also. organizes
girls into canning clubs Tor the pur.
pose OF interesting and nstructng
them in the principles OF successful
home gardening. canning and poultry
raising. securing prizes for competi.
ton in these lines Of work and organ
ICES and carries on the work Of in
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20
Farm Marketing.

A corps OF organizers experienced
in cooperative farm organization and
marketing OF farm products is con-
stantly in the field organizing di'ersi'
fication and marketing clubs. To date
2iO such organizations have been
formed and the members receive semi
monthly special bulletins containing
information and advice on their sew.
eral lines OF work.
A specialist in farm terracing is In
charge Of the work OF conserving the
fertility OF Texas soils by giving in
str,iction how to save farm land from
erosion by rain. When the farmers OF
any community in the State so desire
the terracer will visit them and give
instruction in farm terracing. Tue
county agents also render this ser
vice.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

30. MONEY Crops In Place OF
Cotton
No. ESi-Cotton Crop Mortgage
Credit.
No. Bi-The Dairy Cow.
No. B5-sweet potatoes for profit.
East Texas Fruit and Truck Expert
ence.
No. B5-Sweet Potatoes for Profit.
No. Bs-Homemade Household Con
veniences.
no. B9--,Rations for Fattening Cat
tie for Market In Texas.
No. BlO-Poultry In Texas.
No. Bil-Land Bedding as q Meth
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RURAL DEVELOPMENT NOW BE.
ING MATERIALLY oUlcKENEo
AND FASTENED BY ACTIVE AS
slsrANcE OF COLLEGE MEN,
WELL EQUIPPED FOR THE
WORK.
GOVERNMENT ASSISTING.
smlth-Lever Bill Provides Big Sums
for Projects In Agriculture and Home
eonomles--Amoun to be Increased
Annually--rexas' Part for Present
Fiscal Year.

Agricultural Extension il compare.
lively new factor Il. solving the prob
lem OF how TO make farm life more
profitable and enjoyable. For more
than quarter OF century the State
and Federal governments have coop
Grated in establishing and supporting
agricultural colleges and experiment
stations. the later TO discover the best
methods OF farming and the former to
teach these methods to students. most
" boys and young men.
In their development agricultural
colleges and experiment stations came
10 employ large staffs Of specialists
in all branches Of agriculture and home
economics and accumulated a vast
store OF information on subjects OF vi.
tai interest to every member OF the
farm home. While the number OF stu.
dents who have enrolled in our agri-
cultural colleges is large and hun
dreds OF thousands OF bulletins have
been circulated annually by the col.
leges and experiment stations and the
federal Department OF Agriculture, the
efficiency OF these institutions as agen.
cies Of rural betterment was below the
need OF the hour Out Of this need
grew what has come to be known as
Extension In Agriculture and Home
Economics"
The growth Of this new agency OF
service was slow at first. There was
no precedents by which to guide H.
The purpose only was clear and dis
tinct. II was TO utilize all existing
agencies OF agricultural education and
demonstration. and other agencies 10
be created. to make life on the farm
more profitable and therefore more en-
jovable and attractive.
Within a comparatively brief time
there have been evolved definite and
comprehensive methods Of instruction
and demonstration in all branches Of
agriculture and home economies and
an efficient organization has been
formed for rendering useful service IA
every member Of the farm household
Financial Support.
In 1913 the federal government gave
it's endorsement to the principle o
agricultural extension through what I,
known as the Smith-Leyer act. which
appropriated the sum Of $4,000 L
each state Internationally for eacl
year with provision for an annual in
crease until the total annual appro
priation reaches the sum OF Si.5SO. 900
These conditional sums are apportion
ed on basis Of rural population an,
on the appropriation by each state o
an amount equal 10 that states appor
.mimc am m atrus spvar 1uamuot
Lever fund for the fiscal year begin
Ming Sentemher !. 1915. is si5s6s o
and tho state 81 Texas appOrtiJned 70
extension work the sum OF s35.696.6 81
Texas share Of the federal fund IL
addition TO the $4,000 unconditiona