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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-19
Dies at Aue Of IS.
to 1'imes-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Sioux Rapids, Jan. 19.-John Sever
son passed away at his home Tuesday.
Mr.. Stevenson was 95 years of age. He
lived on a farm east of town for a
good many years. About eight years
ago he moved to town. He had beer
able to be up until the last two weeks.
Funeral services were held from the
Lutheran church at 2 o'clock Thurs
day. Mr.. Severson leaves an aged
wife, three daughters and two sons. all
Of whom were present at. his death.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-19

and it has helped me in every way. I
am not nearly 50 nervous, no headache
or pain. I must say that Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the
best remedy any sick woman can take. I"
Mrs. MARGARET QUINN, Rear 259
Worthen St., Lowell, Mass.
Other warning symptoms are . sense
81 ss;S:::.s:c= tier, hot flashes, hearaches.
backaches, dread Of impending evil,
timidity, sounds in the ears, palpitation
of the heart, sparks before the eyes,
irregularities, constipation, variable
appetite, weakness, inquietude, and
dizziness.
If you need special advice, write TO
tho Lydia E. Pinkhsm Medicine Co.
(confidentisD, Lynn, Mass.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-19

The Workers Of
the World with hand
or brain. In doors or out
doors, under all conditions
and in all chimes, will find in
Shredded Wheat the food
that supplies all the material
for building healthy tissue
and good brain-a food that
nourishes every organ of
the body and keeps the bow
els healthy and active-the
one UNIVERSAL cereal. food that
appears on the breakfast
table Of thousands of Ameri-
can homes every day in the
year. Itisready- cooked and
ready-to-eat. For break
fast with milk or cream. or
fruits. Made at Niagara
Falls, n. Y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-19
News Of Alden.

Special to Times Republican.
Alden. Jan. 49, Mrs. Jay Fish is
somewhat improved. She has suffered
terribly from sciatic rheumatism re-
Gently.
Grandma Edwards is sick at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Oswood will he
employed by A. d. Wakefield, n prom
inent farmer near Alden.
The Popejoy NJ. F.. Ladies' Aid will
meet at the farm home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Dixon on Tuesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-19
Carpenter Crippled For Life.
Ia, ~ Times Republican,

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City. Jan. 19.-Crippled FOR llfe
by fall of less than fifteen feet.
George NJ. Osborne will never walk
perfectly again, surgeons believe. This
Iowa City pioneer is a carpenter. He
was working on new house. not far
from the ground, when a scaffolding
collapsed. The bones of each foot
were fractured. He will be in bed for
weeks, and doctors fear that perfect
healing is impossible.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-19

Cn0nge OF Lie ana
the bad feelings
common at that
time. I was in q
very nervous condi-
ton, with headaches
and pain . good
deal of the time 50 I
was unfit to do my
work. A friend
asked me to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's
" a b lie Com
|-n~oJ u,Hsos, 2 AZ
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-19
WOMEN OF
MIDDLE AGE
Mrs. Quinn's Experience
Ought to Help You Over
the Critical Period.

Lowell, Mass.-"For the last three
wears have been troubled with the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23
AuStria'S War Aims
Are Quite Ambitious

COPENHAGEN. June 22.-Assump-
ton that the Survey Of Austrian pub
lie opinion on war aims" circulated by
the Austrian Correspondence Bureau,
represented the Austro.Hungarian gov.
ernments program of peace terms is
confirmed IN an article in the Lemberg
Gazette, reproducing these conditions
OF the official government program.
The article, for which high authority
is claimed, says that Serbia and Mon.
tenegro must find their future eco
nomic development in close economic
association with Austri-Hungary. In
other words it proposes a customs
union. II declares that Lovoen noun
tain in Montenegro must be retained
as the key of the Gulf Of Cattaro ana
that Albania must be given autonomy
under military and economic suzerain.
ty of Austria-Hungary.
Discussing Rumania the statement
says that this question is for Austria
Hungary identical with the Danube
problem and arrangements must be
made for free open Danube route not
subject to the. control Of any foreign
power Finally that Austria-Hungary
must have a better military frotnier
against Italy. more fully protecting
Trieste and the Tyrol.
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SCHOOL BOOK PROBE
Continued from First Page.)

(SOnLluuou liOIu iApG 1u6o''
VI. p. Shawkry, in part, sells forth
The following:
The purpose Of this letter Is
10 ask YOU not 10 recognize the
action Of the school book commits
sion as legal. 70 refuse 10 handle
or certify the contracts and 10
Join ME in request 10 the atr1r'
nov general not 10 prepare con
tracts carrying into rfeci tho
awards of the commission.
Prom the lists Of books selected
BY the commission. il appears
that the commission changed
more than 81 per cent. Of all the
text books now in use in the pub
lie schools Not only
will this sweeping change OF text
hooks cost the people Of the state
4 very considerable sum Of money
in the aggregate. but my ohserva'
ton has been that such changes
tend tn disorganiZe and democrat
izr the schools
No improper Motives.
Il 90 not charge any member OF
the book commission with having
acted from improper motives, on
they certainly acted uuwiScly.
Also there have come to my no.
tice and knowledge certain facts,
a. we'll as food Of unroritied rn-
mor:, which warrant my taking
the step am now taking. ami
also Of asking Il Legislative invrS'
LEGATION Of This whole matter At
The proper time. II is tru" that
Il, L I.Y Moved
and outside influences used with
members Of the board. and that
uih-r things were done IN such
an extent that the result docs not
represent The calm and unbiased
Judgment Of the individual mem.
beers Of the board.
Governor COrnwell says hn c1-
amined the statutes and was OF
the opinion that the appointment
of members Of the school book
commission was illegally and I'M
properly made. and did not APP
point Il new commission because
he was afraid other State authori.
ties would not recognize il and
his morives would BE- misundrr-
stood. He brings out the fact that
h. was TOO unsuSpectlnc. saying.
81 had 10 suspicion that the ap-
Monuments Of the board had been
made in other than good faith by
nv PREDECESSOR" who was Gov.
rrnor II. D. Hatfield. The Cover
nor then says for this reason he
did not interfere. because many
would have thought he was trying
TO play politics. He continues:
Asks DisapproVaI.
"Thnrefnre | respectfully. hi.
urgently. request you 10 refuse IL
approve or certify the contracts
awarded by the hoard as at pres
ent constituted. which ! hold n
have been Illegally appointed and
whose awards are. therefore. in
NV opinion. void and without Of.
feet. If Won will ho 50. ! will. ri
once. appoint a school book GEM
mission and request the mcmhers
10 meet, accent bids and ward con-
tracts.
81 Am yr- we'll aware thar r
We take the step suggested We viii
be subjected to torrent OF abuse.
MISREPRESENTATION. and. perhaps.
slandrr from interested persons
Some perfectly innocent nC1pln
NAV be deceived and misleI and
will join in the hue and cry
against ns. but that should moi de-
tor us from acting upon Cur best
Judgment where We feel action IS
justified. In this instance It ap-
pears TO be imperative"
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hammock, 0.

Alhino FLANDERS, whose dead body was
found hanging in lhlcket near Dali
neck on Sunday by John kerkula was
said To he the victim of despondencE'
caused bv i'll health and failure to secure
employment suitable to his strength.
Mrs. Anna Wilson Junkins is the guest
Of her dauQhtcr Mrs Albert Shepherd.
81 Columbus. Her visit vas made A.
this lime because Of the graduation OF
her granddaughter. Miss Anna Kathryn
Shrphcrd. from the Central High school.
The Caldwell annual reunion was held
AT the home Of Mr. "and Mrs. JOHN Cald-
we'll Of near tuiontuwn. on Wednesday.
4 largo crowd was in attendance ana
fine program rendered.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Bruce Caldwell. whose
marriage occurred recently at "hecllllS'
have located in ST. Gainesville. where Mr..
caldwell is employed Al the carpenter
trade.
\ survey is being made for a new
road 10 extend through the James Mc-
E':t, land farm situated between Union
town and Bannock. The county commas
&iuuerS recently made visit TO THIS sec
lion tn cXamin: the route.
Those among the local people who at
tended tho commencement exercises Al
Franklin college on Thursday evening
were: MIR. and Mrs. Everett Taylor
Olive Hays Pearl Nichols. Hazel Mich
OILS. Ella Taylor. Rhca Portcrfcid. Mr..
and Mrs W. II. Love.
Miss Pearl Pancoast. who has been the
guest nf her cousin. Mrs. Lawrence Arm
strong. has returned 10 her home near
MnrriSIuwn.
Fred Rogers who has been employed
here for some time was called home by
tho death Of his mother. Mrs. John RoE-
crs. which occurred at her home near
InydSvillc on Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. ihIgcn" 1mhof and Mt.
and Mrs. VIII Mcfarland motored TO
Wheeling on Tuesday,
Those who attended IN" revival s"rv-
ices In rroGr.s s at Flushing on tho Sab
hath afternoon wcrr: Lawrence and
1mhofi. Joseph Ferguson and Robert
Copeland.
Miss Dorothy Armstrong. who has
boon on an extended visit 10 her sister.
Mrs. Melvin Hartley. Of MorEantown.
! has returned I" her homo.
Mrs. e. f. ClcgG and little daughter.
Margaret. Of MnundSvill". arc visiting at
| the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene I'm
LIFT. of near town.
! Mrs. Williams Hays and children
spent Thursday as tho guests Of Mr.. and
NrS. Leo Hays. "f near ST. t1airsvlllc.
Mr.. and Mrs. John klnko attended the
, Wedding Of Miss Lena Smith. Of Fair
point on Thursday Mis- Smith Is A
,uusin "f Mrs. klako.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ". Daniels. son Henry
and daughter HaIlcy mptorcd tn cndIz
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.COLERAIN

CoLERAIN. co.. June o2--ATrS II. +.
White pleasantly entertained al her home
! Wednesday evening with u n'rl"'k sup
per In honor of Mrs. W. s. Garrett and
daughter Lois Marjorie" If Salem. O..
Mrs. deborah White. Mrs. r. l.. Walker
and daughter. Anna, Mrs. j. K. Whit" aud
Mrs. &. 4. Miller
Mrs Cornclia Ni"kers. of Kansas cry.
Md, is visiting her brother. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. F. Nickers. on her return from
Florida.
Mrs. Comfy Hampton rcturncd IN The
home Of her daughter. Mrs. |. y. llogu",
Saturday. after few days visit with her
daughter. Mrs. y. j. Van relt. of Mar
tins Ferry. o.
Mrs. C,ornclia Vlckcr. or Kansas C'iiy.
/; Mo- was the guest nf Mr.. and Mrs. i.
l., llaineS and Mr.. and Mrs. i. W. Rigs
IL we're III" guest OF Mr.. ana Mrs {. II.
Mrs. FarQuhar returned I" h"r home
ut rentervil". Pa. Saturday. after Il
several weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs J. W. walker.
Miss Ruth Peabody returned to her
home Wednesday with friends from
Wheeling
The funeral Of the late William Dun
gan was largely attended Tuesday. Jarnh
/ Maule otfiriat"d. lntrrIn"nt whS IN the
liiCkSita cemetery.
| Mrs. krcig"r is the guest nj her son
W. ii. kreiGcr.
T. l.. Walker was u business caller
BIZ wheeling tuU'ShbN.
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Beck aud son. Cliff
ford y: Pleasant Grove. wrr" the guests
OF their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Simr-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. narrHh and daughter.
MARGARET Of Martins Ferry. wcr" thu
guests OF their brother, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Kreiger. Sunday.
Mr.and Mrs. W. +. Pryor were callers
in IIarrIsvillr Tuesday.
Roy. SHARP. nj StcubcnVillr.wil preach
rf t'nipy:Iiu SUNDAY, Iuur II.
Mr. Wilson. Of Bridgeport. g.. was Il
r;dl"r in t'nl"raiu Tuesday.
Mr. ShrIcves. OF Martins Ferry. WAS a
caller in Colerain Sunday.
Mr. F. r. Manning. of W"ll$hurg. was
tho guest of her daughter. Mrs. =. NJ.
Mitchell. Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. VI. Mitchell were
callers in Wheeling Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Walker and dAuSh-
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CUNNINGHAM
FOURTH IN GOLF
TOURNAMENT

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 81
Alexander Cunningham, of Wheeling,
fell by the waysde in the final round
OF the national open golf tournament.
bowling TO the skill of Jock Hutchin-
son, OF The Allegheny Country Club,
who won the tournament to-day over
the White Marsh course with a grand
total of 292 for the IS holes.
Cunningham played good golf
throughout the contest and finished
fourth. with a grand total Of 304. Tom
Mcnamara was runnrr.up. with TO-
tai Of 299.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June q
Jock Hutchinson, The professional of
the Allegheny Country Club, Pitts
burgh, Pa, today won the national
open patriotic golf tournament At
White Marsh, finishing with total Of
o9o strokes for the f0llr rounds OF IS
holes. Tom Mcnamara. Of Taplow.
finished with "99: i. Loos. Philadcl-
phia e.. c., 1903.
Evans when hr won The open cham.
pionShip last year. played consistent
Is from the start Of the tournament,
his II for the third round This morn.
ing. one under par for the course, be-
ing the best score made during the
three days play. He took but one
more stroke for the fourth round. ne
gorIating The concluding Is holes in
par -.
Others who finished among the first
fen. with their total scores. follow:
Alexander Cunningham. Wheeling,
". Va. 304 !. NJ. Barnes. White
Marsh, SOL: Elmer Lowering, Arcola,
30S: G. Whackney. Atlantic City, 3QS:
Robert Mcdonald. Indian Hills, 300;
James West, Rockaway. 80; Cyril
Walker, Shackamaxon. 81.
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Peters Run. for the past six weeks has
LEFT for home III Michigan
Mrs Jesse Wallace and son. Miller. OF
. Shricyc Ohio Is visiting at IN" homes
Of Mr.. Harry Howard. Elmer Wilson ana
. Mir. 4. l.. DaRue.
Miss Mildred ami MhhiFhe fo"hrn
were tho guests Of Miss Olga pague. on
Monday.
guest Of MIR. John Merminar, on Tues
: day. ,,-,,,
Mr. Ed. Karr and family. Of wheeling
and Mr.. charles pague. Of Elm Grove.
spent the day Sunday with'thcir parents
Mr.. and Mrs W. l.. paguc.
Mr.. ard Mrs clyde Earle wine AND MISS
Katie, spent Sunday al Mr.. ". K. kents'
. of stone church street. Elm Grove.
Mrs. Alfred Turner was shopping in
tho city and calling on Mr.. W. H. hch''
on Saturday. ..,
caller IN Sand Hin this week:
MIR VIII Bloomfield. who has been SO
seriously i'll IS somewhat improved.
Mrs. Kate paEu" is spending ms week
III the home Of Mrs. Ola flach' OF UNA
homa. ohio county.
Mrs Frank Blake. ~ Wheeling Island.
. is spending this week with Mrs. w. T..
caldwell.
Mr, Harry Davis and Alonzo Winters.
were business callers in the city Tues
day. t,
were shopping In the city on MONDAY.
Mr.. william and r. W. Luke were hus-
mess visitors in Elm Grove on Tuesday.
The many friends of Mr. Earle Smith.
of Stone church street. Elm troFe' were
pain"d Ia learn Of his serious accldent
~ having compound fracture OF his
Mrs. Sophia C;cisler was visiting Miss
Anna Luke. on Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Luke has returned nome
after spending several days with her
prnndruu Mrs Frank Shepherd. OF big
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Sympathetic Greeting
For the DepoSed King

TRUSTS. Swift, June 22.-Former
King Constantine Of Greece. arrived
yesterday evening by special train
with a suite of 80 persons. The rail-
vay station was guarded by troops 10
prevcnt manifestations. The reception
given the dethroned monarch was
sympathetic.
An officer commanding a detaeh-
ment of frontier troops saluted Con
stentine on his arrival after which the
marty went directly 10 hotel
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Sherrard Briefs.

Thor. has hrrn considerable" speeding
Ia This section lately and steps Will
IT,. taken by tn" Law and Order lsagu"
officers - pun n stop To the dangerous
practice" if i Is Continued.
Miss Helen and Mont Curtis OF Elm
Grow. ar. visiting ~ the u. NJ. Garri:I
home.
Mrs t. NJ Crow and son. John. Of
McMechan. visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Taibert IN Thursday.
Plans are helnr mad" by Row. II. A.
Colman and Rev IT, r. Nsckicn 70
hold a Rod Cross rally in the audtto-
rum next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Carl R"n'lIn uf Wheeling IS v!s-
Ting at tn" nom" "f Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Hood.
Mozart ar" spending a few days with
relatives in rh"ster PA.
Tho Mt Oliv"t SLndHy sch""l will
hold n picnic In y: j. SChmidt's or
chard on Wednesday,. July 4.
James Martin Of Mansfield. Ohio. Wis.
tied J. H. Kig"r on Wednesday and
on Thursday both went l." R"'hany
whore they will attend IN" summer
school
The entertainment whic'! WAS given
hv ,h,. True Elu" class of III" E"thl"-
hem Union sunday srhunl al short
I'r.,-k Wrdns Stlnv "r"niu" VAS - d"ri'l"d
success. \ very large crowd was pres
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\knut ~ OF the following invitations
l,:.v.. been S..rt 1" r"rS''tS int'rfSt'u 10
I'm June ~. 49,. NJ. s r. m. IN" Nd
,.,,.,', Tach.rS' '.rt:niu: class Of tn
E.,hl.h.tn Union ,..iar''l Will cn'crtaIn
w honor of their teacher. i'cF' - - !.
,, i,.,t -. 10 1rrS.u-.
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ont and an excellent program was rem
d"rcd.
Mrs. Harry RremSon of McMrcher
is Spending several days at the homo
OF her father. i. F.. RogerSnn.
Mrs AIDA Dillon of Wheeling is th'
guest of Mrs. a. NJ. Sned"kcr of Mt
0livet.
The J. T. r. G. club will be enter.
tanned az III" home OF Miss ThclmH
! Rnrp Of bethlehem next Wcdn"Sda )
evening
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plcasan1ly Surprised.

Til. Ladies' Dr-aniz'G class or IN"
Ali.n ,;rnv.. Sunday Sch"ni very pleas
auiIy surprised 'G". :tlni Mrs ~; IT,
Ei.kl,u a, thu mans. Tu"Sday alter
,u,,,. Era;,tiful gifts W." pres ntcd
40 Zach and Il r"ry delightful time
vas enforced 10y AZ.
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recently and were the guests of their
daughter and sister. Mrs. Mary Rankin.
Born. on Saturday. To Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Lodge. twin hoys. one Of whom
survives. Mrs. Lodge was formerly
Miss Carrie Earricklow, OF Flushing.
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Gave Pie Social.

TN. Pleasant iIil Ladtcs Nid scot
";y gave a pie" social ON III" chufch
Ia WINS Tuesday cv"rrinE. which was AT
tended hy larE" crowd. i'r'r"ShI"'itlS
,v.r,. s,rvnI during thr evening ana
$3.50 WIS cleared for the s"ncHt OF
tn Soci"ty.
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SAND HILL


Tn" Ninla Agricultural Improvement
Snrirty met at The Sand Hill ". f.
church. tn" h"uS" WAS called T" order
hv IN" president. John Mrt'r"ary. and
III" nrd"ur" :ll i"iuing in singing
"Aucrir.i." after which a literary pro-
gram was r"rh~r"d by til" following
young ladies: Misses R"Glah Davis. AlIr"
nayi.s. I.uly Winters. N"lli" Winters.
Zelda Winters. Fr"Idn l'nGuc. lIornth%
Ne, husband and Gail lIggl". Miss :lS"
caldwell and Mr. WIFI Turner furnished
tn" music for ihr evening. and special
mention is made ur tn" rendering ni 4
medley of national airs which was much
appreciated.
Thu meeting was addressed by III"
Marshall county agent. Mr. Musgrnv".
aud n CAV" an Interesting ana lnSlruc
tive talk which embraced several lines
of farming II" also explained iii. lrnr
: pose AMI h"n"fit derived lay becoming
n In"mhrr "f TIN. Sn"i"th. NJ 49, clos"
Mr.. lirirr nAgu" dIStriim1"d aprlI'ation
blanks and thnnt thirty new .rn"!hhrrS
were received and tn" Snri"ty,S nam"
WAS changed L. im known in future as
tn" Sand liill Agricultural Improvement
Society. meeting on the third Tuesday
! Of each month. quite probably AT m"
Sand hin NJ T.. church.
Mr.. lSriCe lNaEur was appointed II COM
; mitrr Ia furnish literary Program
tor the next meeting and Mr.. VIII Iur-
ncr. the musical program.
Briefs and Personals.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Kent. on
June 10th. :: nine pound boy. DIR. ltuhle.
of Elm IirnV.. il the attending physician.
Miss Johanna crimes. who has been
visiting her many friends here and
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Conversational Meeting.

\ congregational meeting WAS hcin
I'm ,h.. .tlIen Grove church THURSDAY
,v.ning. All reports w"r" very IN,
,nrirauing and every organization or
ti,.. church was found |" h" In a Hour
!Shiuu cundit ion.
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Kun prcShyt.rlau .'hnr''n on sunday HI
1890 "A. H. and at l.im"St"n@ nj D. III
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-07
ssz.11.s zxzoyz4oH sAIz.

eANOS4?00 OA0'
Of and under the seal of the district
court in and for the county Of Grand
Forks and state Of North Dakota, upon
a Judgment rendered and docketed in
said court on the End day Of August,
1917. in an action wherein The First Ma
tional Bank of Mankato. Minnesota, were
plaintiff and A. H. Lindelie was defend
ant, in favor Of said plaintiff and against
said defendant, for the sum of Four
Thousand Four Hundred one and 22-l00
t($<.40l.23) Dollars. and $i.6o arcured
costs, which execution was directed and
delivered to me, as sheriff In and for
said county of Grand Forks, North Da-
akota, ] have on this 18th day of Novep-
Der, 1917, levied upon all the right,
title and interest of said defendant, A,
II. Lindelie, in and to the following de-
scribed personal property, to-wit:
On Dodge Automobile, v passenger
touring car.
Notice is hereby Etven thkt l. the
undersigned. ~ sheFfff ~ aforesaid. will
sell the above described personal prop.
eYty to the highest bidder FOR cash, At
public auction at the front door OF the
court house, Fourth street entrances, Ia
thu city OF Grand Forks and the county
Of Grand Forks. state OF North Dakota
an the 18th. day OF December, 1917, Al
: o'clock .. IA. of that day TO satisfy
the said execution, to4etheF with TIE
interest and costs thefenn.
Dated Of Grand Forks. N. OAK. this
sthsd a Of December; 1917;
Sheriff OF GrAn3EFoFks County, n. d.
(Dec. It'll, isl7}
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real property, hereinafter described and
all the right title and Interest Of the said
defendant therein, had or possessed by
him on the Goth day Of July, 1917. at the
front door Of the Court House, the same
being the Fourth street entrance thereof
in the city Of Grand Forks. in the county
Of Grand Forks and state Of North Da-
kota, on the 5th day Of January, 1913. at
10 o'clock a. m, At public auction or cash
amount then u IN said Judgment. to-
gether with interest and costs.
The real property So to be sold as
above stated is described aa follows:
Lots FoSty.swo go and Forty,thrse
dition to the city of Grand Forks, In
the county of Grand Forks. and state
Of North. Dakota.
The said real property was heretofore
levied upon and attached by me, az
sheriff aforesaid; in the above entitled
action. on the Goth day Of July, 1917.
and since such attachment and until
the levy Of Execution as above stated.
held by me as provided for by law.
Dated at Grand Forks, North Dakota.
this 28th day Of November. 1917.
A. F. TURNER.
Sheriff Of Grand Forks County. North
H. a. BRONSON. W. ]: RAsMus-
SEN and JOSEPH CoGHLAN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Grand Forks, North Dakota .
(Nov. 30, Dec. Z. IL, ~. Is. Jan ~