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; HOUSES
$35,oo-University Ave. A strictly
modern. Groom house. :
; ssS.oo-An all modern 7-room
house M Gertrude Ave.
$35.on--Belmont Ave. 7-roon,
modern house.
$25. o0--No. 4th St, 7-rooms, mod
err but heat.
; $~25.oo-6.room house on Cherry
ST., strictly modern.
$25.0O-6-room house on Third
modern hut heat.
$25.00-New s-room house on Wal
nut. strictly modern.
$22.oo-6-room, strictly modern
house on 7th Ave.
, $20.00--New 5-room house on No.
18th ST.. gas and water also barn.
$20.00-6-room house on Chestnut
ST.. modern but heat.
$1S:00-6-room house on Skidmore,
electric light and water.
> $1S:00--7-room house on I%nterna.
tional Ave. modern but heat.
, SIS. O0--6-rcom house on No. 5th
; St.. modern but heat.
> $~1S.00-5-room cottage on Skid
!. more, water and electric light:
, 16.00-s-room house on No. 4th
. Electric liRht and water.
> SIS. 00--6-room house on %Jnterna-
iional Ave-, water and electric
; $1h.oo-5-ronm cottage on So. 4th
|. St. electric light and water.
$~l3.h0--5-room house on Cotton
, wood, modern but heat.
' .*~1o.oO-5-room cottage on End
|. Ave. water and electric light.
' S S~.00-6-room house on Cherry
, St. city water.
STORE.
. FOR RENT--A s-rcom cottage.
modern and small store: will
sell stock, rental ........$3s.00
: L. J. LANDER & co.
, Rental Dept. Ala DeArers Ave,
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FLICKER TALES

FarEo.-Several narrow escapes
from death through speeding and
reckless driving and because of the
slippery condition of the paving has
resulted in Louis Dahlgren. chief Of
police, issuing orders toy enforce the
speed ordinances.
Fargo.--A committee Of three has
been named. consisting of John Bath
rick. chairman; c. r. Nugent and c.
o. Fcllett. to pass on unusual expen-
ditures incident to the maintenance of
war activities. The committee was
appointed by J. p. Hardy, secretary
of the Commercial club. and will also
at on requests for funds made on the
club.
Moha!l-John Clifford. once grain
commissioner of North Dakota and
for many ears representative Of the
Imperial Lumber Co., is dead. after
an illness of years. He was born in
Chicago 50 years ago. and was mar
ried in 1879? at Omaha to Mary Cav
anaugh. who survives him. with one
SON. Denis, residing in the south.
Mandan--Three houses were bur.
glarized in Mandan Christmas night.
the aggregate amount taken being
about 800. Places entered were the
homes of Evert Lanterman. w. II.
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LEGAL. NOTICE

NOTICE.
To the Stockholders of the Grand Forks
Building e. Loan Association:
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of. the
Grand Forks Building & Loan associi
alton will be held at the Office Of it's
secretary, 414 DeMers Avenue. on Mon
day. January ~. 1915. at 1870 p. M.
for the purpose of electing officers and
transacttng such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
F.. ]. LANDER,
Secretary.
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THE SIMILARITY,

How strange It ISL murmuredsths
Cheerful Idiot. that the children OF
these miners are like the most pre-
What do. YOU mean?.. asked the
Practical Crouch. How can they
be I"
~ Well" ansyered.a the sChSerfu1
Idiot, a bit apoicgetieallys you knew
they r ore kids."-BaltiiIoso
American III
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.
FOR RENT.
new on Reeves Ave.
$3b.0o-S room all modern house, River.
side Park. ~
s25'eS-7 room all modern house. but on
: 1905 room house on No. 7th St.
i s'oe-s room house and barn near
:ls.oo-7 room house. No: sth 81.
sss'G hs.t ~ roGm house, all modern but.
s1e.oo-s room house. all modern but
heat on International A Ie. "
$4,000 room house, all modern but
heat. on Walnut st.
FOR SALE.
S1.25O.cD-Good six roomed cottage. IN
fns condition. water. cellar and els.
$500 .o0-Ffve roomed house on chey-
enne Aye. city water. electric liThts
and cellar.
$1,000 .oo-Four roomed cottage. sewer,
city water and electric lights on
iz:ooo.oo-15o acre farm one mile from
new packing plant on gravel road.
W, H, KELSEY -.
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ROOM AND BOARD.

BQAfp. ASp ROOM AT ell NORTH
Fourth.
ROOM AND BOARD-CALL r. s.
414-l.
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Statesmen WANTliD.

sAL1sMEN WANTED TO. SELL
pound blocks for all stock. 'Vermi-
fnge diseasc preventive. conditioner.
sn9oma ''Gsinx it Nd ;ao , : .hr mn fasss
ers. no dosing: no waste. big demand.
sion sdvancemen1s. Writse for sales
producing circular. Guarantee Veter-
mary Co., Sioux City, Iowa.
Statesmen To SELL ouR MYERS
Quality line OF exclusive art calen-
line Of leather goods. n,emorandum
books and diaries. the most complete
line of outdoor and indoor metal signs,
and a very fine line Of novelties.
big factory. Terms: Salary, commits
sion and drawing account. The FL
wood Myers Company, SprinAeld. Ohio.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OR IN
our free book. "A knight Of the Grip
and list of openings. Immediate. en-
Address nearest office. Natl. Sales
mems TT. Assn: Dept. gag Chicago
San Francisco-Sew York.
Statesmen TO PLACE CONTRACTS
with retail stores for the famous
UNDERWOOD & Underwood Photographic
News Service Of United States war
e eommissto m'n'0T Fli aovf'ti serxicc '0e co!'
Worlds Tower Bldg. New York.
Statesmen AT ONCE FOR GENERAL
proposition: staple line: great demand
now: splendid commission contract for
1alS: Ss5 weekly for Expenses; Con
tinentaI Iewe!ry Co.. l5shs contin-
Statesmen wANTED-HrGH GRADE
travelling salesman capable of earning
fs;eo % i 1sne :s7e mefen a%1aHa.'{ yr.d s.a RI.
tractive proposition to dealers. Ad-
dress Sales Manager. 81: Hearst Bldg.
Chicago.
SPECIALITY
ma for \. D.. staple line on new and
exceptional ter!ms: Vacancy now. At
tractive commission contract $3s;;oo
Co. ese* so,5 5:' e s1Rs"f sias.. " eIeye i; d'1 .
sALEsMEN FOR NORTH DAKOTA
h fss .s ..'i,n ps. .eapl: lia. p on .ae.rtio9 o,d
terms: high commissions with $500
weekly advance. sa~lesnianaser. Suite
4s2, 500 woodward. Detroit.
sALEsNEN-sE OUT OF 100 MERcH-
sira. $500 value for. ss7.oo. Men
averaging $4,000 manthly. You a
too without experience. Flashtric
Sign Works, Chicago. .
OILS. BETTING.
mi,l.: ss'a;: V :aeo ova to f'e stories,
threshers. outside larg. cities. Ex-
cellent proposition. Paid weekly. O..
l.. Doty, Cleveland. o.
TO $500 PER
month salary or commission selling
our oils. greases. paints and other
%spectalties. % not be satisfed: get
Cleveland, O..
sALEsMEN Is SELL ExcLvs1vE
line Of sslenSarr; M1nsy maker ssson t.
seaseR opens then. Write With ret
erences. Snith-Hacht Co. Indianap-
sALEsNEN-sle. YEARLY ACCIDENT
weekly Indemnity A%utsmeblle policies
with thia eAded wsuld sell 1909 bet
ter. Box 351-B, Chicago.
WANrED-F1vr MEN WITH SOME
selltns. ex1srtenee In y. D.. Comoenss:
ticn $3.50 e 500 ~ month; limited
Oil Co.. Cleveland. Q.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
YOUNG LAZY WISHES PLACE 70
work for beard and room. Phone
Union Commercial college.
MANIFESTATIONS IN couNrRr
bank az cashier or assistant. Address
M1DpLE-AanD WOMAN WANTS 70
sition a. h~ousekeeper. Address $50
Herald.
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wANrED-PoSITIoN IN COUNTRY
bank a. cashier or assistant. Address
93-l7 Herald.
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ronAGE.
TRADE

sCHooL--THE TWIN CITY
Tractor school is conducted in connec-
tion with one Of the worlds largest
tractor shops atording practical and
Of tractor operation bnd care. Three s.
week terms start respectively on Jan.
:. Feb. II and March Is. Small tuition
fee. Write for cataloK and application
card Minneapolis Steel & Machinery
Co, $500 Minnehaha Ave, Minneapolis,
MINI.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

YOUNG LADY WISHES PLACE 70
work for beard and room. Phone
Union Commercial college.
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Miscellaneous for sale.-Continuc.l.

GOOD PRAIRIE HAY FOR SALE
BaIed or in the stack. Address Lock
Box 376. steele, n. u.
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Giving it back to Jack

Giving it back to Jack .|.IM.t #E
Hes In France he's N q Seatte street corner, and shes sending his
ring Jack to. him. No, 1t isn't Z sign Of q broken troth, but h money
realized b y IN sale n melting o ti, jewelry will help support ase hos-
pitfalls for American soldiers. in France. Perhaps the gold crclet she has
ost dropped In the box will be trans ported into a cFcIet Of COO bandage
placed. about hish head q he lies in q French hospital ct. Which band viii
bind heir low the stronger? #% - s&@G3 49,
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FOR PENTHOUSE IN DeRocHT:
block. Water free. W. A.. Morefeld.
T. S. 1851.
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NIDDLE-AGHD WOMAN WANTS 20
sition - housekeeper. Address $50
Herald.
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ICE PER CAR LOT 7ac PER TON {,
Q b, East Grand Forks. Hugh Qua
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HOUsEKEEPINa POSITION WANTED
-Addrsss 36o. Herald.
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FOR Rents ROOM NEW MODERN
S. Simonson.
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FOR sALE-DRY TAMARAcK WOOD.
foot or sawed n length. Direct
70 consumer. Cut your fuel bills in
Co, Hines. MINI.
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HIDES AND FURs.-Condnued.

w pay highest priees. Write 9 fos
price list. Thief River Hide 4 Fur
Co, Thief River Falls. MINI.
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MON WoRKs

FUR-LlEED ovERCoAT FOR SALE
for $4,000. The II. Bendekc Co.
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HOUSE FOR RENTA-slo.OO PER
month. Inquire McDonalds' Barber
Shop, East Grand Forks.
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I HAVE 3 LARGE ROOMS, BATH.
ks. large clothes closet. hardwood
floors throughout: gas, electric lights,
sewer and toilet. Good warm cellar.
This house is all furnished. Well
sell at q bargain if taken before Feb
ruary LIST. $700.00 will handle this.
Address 354 Herald.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED - TURNISHED LIGHT
housekeeping rooms on North Side.
n. w. 1901.
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WANTED-F1vT MEM WITH SOME
selling exDertenee In n. D. comoenss-
only by ability OF the man.. Stetson
+ Oil Co.. Cleveland. q.
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SALEsMEN-cAPABLE SPECIALITY
man for y. D., staple line on new and
exceptional terms. Vacancy now. At
tractive commission contract. $500
weekly for expenses. Miles F. Bixler
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HELP-GENERAL

"A Al PRoPos1TioNrMEN. woMEN
boys and girls tlel Agents Spare
your spare time selling "usaiyte" in
destruceible I NANTES. Saves ia
gas: Equals the light Of 2 others and
Hutlasts y dozen Of any other make.
dozen sent postpaid upon receipt Of 81
to agents or on c~onGiEnment IL refer
encee are satisfactory. J. I. Robin,
New York. 80
GOVERNMENT CLERK ExAMINA-
tons January 9Th. 500 month. Thous-
Ands wanted. Sample questions free.
Franklin Institute. Dept 2ss. L.,
Rochester. N. Y.
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sALEsMEN 70 SELL EXCLUSIVE
right nan Start January second,
Season opens then. Write With RET
renee Sn,ith-Hacht Co.. Indianap-
oils, lac
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sALEsMEN-31e YEARLY ACCIDENT
and health insurance. {6.o0o-s2s
weekly Indemnity Automobile policies
WITH thia sAded veuld sell 1909 bet
ter. Box 351-B, Chicago.
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SECOND HAND CUTTER FOR SALE
Apply Box 1876 a Grand Forks.
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FOR. SALE HORSE, HARNESS.
light light wagon nnsgy' e SSo.oo takes
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z. IT, LA n TFt K VV0,
Rental Dept. Ala DeArers Ave.
= > = . .
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wahpeton-E. S. Cameron. editor
and publisher of the Wahpeton Times.
announces in this weeks Tissue hat
he has severed his connection with the
paper and that it will hereafter be
conducted by w. S. Hurley.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE TO COAL AND WOOD
dealer-Name you hest price on ears
Bemid11. I have about sixty cords Of
green cut seasoned axe cut Tamarack
wood. John Moberg, Bemidji, MINI.
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Statesmen TO PLACE CONTRACTS
with retail stores for THE famous
Underwood & Underwood Photographic
pictures: inaow advertising: liberal
commissions. Elliott Service Co,
Worlds Tower Bldg. New York.
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Devils Lake-The farm home Of
Thos. O'Brien Of Cato township was
burned tothe ground Christmas after
noon. The fire started from the
kitchen and before it was dis
covered it had gained such Roadway
that it was beyond control Some Of
the household goods in the first story
was saved. but everything upstairs
burned.
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North Dakota's Greatest
Classified Secticn
FOOT SPECIALIST,

DIR. J. {. ANSoN. FOOT sPEcIALlsT,
over Drug Store. 5rd and DeMers Ave.
Corns removed without pain. Instant
relief to tired and aching feet. Nails,
Runions treated. Both phones.
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TO BUY.

WANTED TO BUY-BABY CARRIAGE
IN good condition cheap. Call 1901
n. W. u.
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GOOD HOUSES Fon RENT At ALI
prices. John c. Doe Co. phones. "a.
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Statesmen wANTEp-HIGH GRADE
travelling salesman capable of earning
$4,000 and expenses ANNUALLY. Staple
line to general merchandise trade. At
tractive proposition to dealers. Ad-
dress Sales Manager, 612 Hearst Bldg,
Chicago.
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statesmen FOR NORTH DAKOTA
for 1918; permanent position: old
house selling staple line on exceptional
terms: high commissions with $500
weekly advance. SalesnianaXer. Suite
4e2, 500 woodward, Detroit,
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LosT-rwo BLACK SPANIEL PUPS
seven weeks old. Return to 12l Cot
tonwood st. for reward.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEHoLD FURN1-
iq7s ana bicycle ITO No. 18th st.
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LaMoure-Walter Thomas Mills. q.
famous author. lecturer and promi-r,
nent authority on political economy, &
and for years identified with the pro-, I
hibition movement. will speak In La -
Moure on Jan. z. t%!
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tDec. so. Jan. 6-13.)
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ants want eur big outdoor Eeetric
Sign. $500 vs)ue for $27.oo. Men
averaging $4,000 manthly. You can
too without experience. Flashtric
Sign Works, Chicago.
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AT ONCE FOR GENERAL
trade in North Dakota. new strong
propositions: staple line: great demand
1918. S35 weekly for expenses. Con-
ttnental .fewelry CO.. 1IAh2 Contin-
entail Bldg. Cleveland. Ohio.
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FOR RENT-ALL MODERN SEVEN
room house. o. J. Barnes Co.
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FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
fer light housekeeping. 1913 Chestnut
St. $50 n. w.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OR IN
cxPe frsn book Guy "a Or k fisfe', N ts sen %r fo!
and list of openings. Immediate en-
ployment service rendered members.
Address nearest office. Natl. Sales
mems Tr. Assn. Dept. gag Chicago
San Francisco--New FORK.
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FuRNIsHEp MoDERN room. 81
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT-lil.
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FURNISHED HOusHKEHPIN0 Rooms
downstairs. $500. 500 South Fourth.
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LIVE STOCK.

BLACK LACKLANGsHAN COCKS
and cockerels. rose comb barred Ply
mouth rock cockerels for sale. $500
each T. J. Couch: 615 Ninth Ave.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT IN
all modern house. zoos University Az.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-03-23

$4,000 per month.
The following oaths Of office ara
hereby approved:
Lou Bretxke, deputy assessor.
Chester T. Taylor, deputy assessor.
W. B. Sanders, deputy assessor.
c. A. Duncan, deputy assessor.
Roland c. Arnold, justice Of peace
Porcupine township.
The bond Of Peter E. Beito, and
bond and oath Of Samuel E. Feezell
are hereby approved.
The action of the county clerk in
sending Sam Richan to the poor farm
is hereby approved.
On recommendation of county
treasurer the taxes assessed against
Samuel Berry as shown on page I,
line "a of the 1912 assessment roll,
amount $1.71, are hereby cancelled.
Various petitions for road districts
and the appointment of road SUPER
visors were read and considered, and
on motion the following action was
taken:
Following road districts were
changed as follows:
Road district No. 8, beginning at
northeast corner of section 4, town.
ship 81 NJ, range IL E., thence south
to the southeast corner Of section 80
same township and range, thence
west to the northeast corner of Sec
ton 4, township SO N, range Al E.,
thence south to the southeast corner
of section 80, township IS N, range
Al E., thence west to the southwest
corner of section IS, township IS N,
range 80 E., thence north to the north
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-03-23

the northeast corner Of township
N, range 81 E., thence south on Il
line to the southeast corner Of I'll
ship IS N, range 81 E., thence I
to the southwest corner Of section
township IS N, range SO E., the
north to the northwest corner Of 1
Continued on Page 81
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west corner Of section 2, township
SO NJ, range 50 E., thence east to
the southeast corner Of section S8,
township 81 NJ, range 80 E., thence
north to the northwest corner OF Sec
ton 8, township 81 N, range 80 E.,
thence east to the point Of beginning.
Road district Nc. 4, beginning at
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Glasgow National Bank, assg'd

division No. % (allowed).-. 800
F. Nyquist, road work, road d.
vision No. % (allowed).~~. 800
Hinsdale Mercantile Co., bridge
material, road division No.
81 (allowed) o.zo
Hindale Mercantile Co., mate
rial for road division No.
10 (allowed).-.-.-~-.-~-~ zoo
E. o. Satire, material for
bridge (allowed)-~-...."-~.- 27.0o
Steven Spangler, bridge work,
road division No. "a (al-
lowed) 1O.VO
Robertson Voter Hardware
Co., bridge supplies (al-
lowed) Blu
J. L. Truscott, bridge sup
plies (allowed) 14.4o
J. L. Lyle, assg'd William
Brophy, bridge work (al-
lowed) $500
Rogers -Templeton Lumber
Co., material for small
bridge (allowed).---..~~. 1920
House of the Good Shepherd,
care of poor (allowed).--....- 5000
Mrs. w. A.. Goldschmidt, care
poor (disallowed)....~-~-..~.- $500
On motion the Baylor Mercantile
Co. is hereby authorized to furnish
provisions to Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett
to the amount of SIS per month un-
til further notice.
At S o'clock p. m. board adjourned
until 10 o'clock a. M, March 8, 1917.
Attest:
w. B. SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
PETER A. WEST, Chairman.
At 10 o'clock a. m. March 8, 1917,
board of county commissioners of
Valley county, Montana, resumed
pursuant to adjournment of the 7th
inst; all members and the clerk
present.
On motion the following reports,
appointments, bonds and oaths of Of
flee were examined and approved.
Road report, Peter Sowa, road dis
trict No. 10.
Road report, road district No. 26,
r. E. Wright.
Road report, Joe Teets, road dis
trict No. 20.
Road report, John Hotter, road dis
trict No. ~.
Road report, J. L. Lyle, road dis
trict No. "a.
Road report, E. A. Townsend, road
district No. 4.
Road report, Jas. Sherry, road dis
trict No. Is.
Road report, C. ]. Maalerud, road
district No. 21.
Quarterly fee report of county
clerk.
Sheriff's monthly report.
Sheriff's quarterly report.
Monthly report of superintendent of
county poor farm.
Coroner's monthly report.
Quarterly report of G. w. Rapp,
justice of peace Glasgow township.
Official bond and oath of Richard
Timm, justice of peace Hinsdale town.
ship.
Official bond and oath of ]. M.
Hoffman, justice of peace Thoeney
township.
Official bond and oath of E.. A.
Richter, justice of peace Vandalia
township.
The following appointments of B,
H. Cottrell, county assessor, are here
by approved:
C. A. Duncan, deputy assessor, dis.
trict No. l, $4,000 per month.
H. G. Wolking, deputy assessor, dis.
trict No. 2, $4,000 per month.
Chester T. Taylor, deputy assessor
district No. 8, $4,000 per month.
Lou Bretzke, deputy assessor, dis
trict No. 4, $4,000 per month.
o. E. Burtness, deputy assessor
district No. 5, $4,000 per month.
w. B. Sanders, deputy assessor, dis
trict No. 6, $4,000 per month.
Chorloo r Cohon off;oo ~or
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-05-12
ARMY MULES TO AID
IN PLANTING CROPS

FORT BLISS, Tex, May S.-Long
cared, patient old government mules
which have been kept at the govern
ment corral here since General Per-
shing's expedition came out of Mex
leo, may be used to pillow lands on
he fort reservation and in the Rio
Grande valley for war crops.
This suggestion has been made
to General George Bell. Jr., by far
mers in the valley who complain
that they cannot get stock enough
to do the necessary work of plant
ing large crops Of food stuffs this
year to carry out the presidents
plan of agricultural preparedness.
The suggested plan is to loan these
army mules to the farmers at a
small charge plus their keep, bond
to be given for their return at any
time in good condition. This plan
was used in Austria for cavalry and
artillery horses. according to an
army officer stationed here.