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Local Board Busy


 The local exemption board compos- ed of Sheriff Slaughter, Dr. L. A. W. Burtch and Deputy Recorder Calli cote has been meeting daily this week in the court house engaged in the stupendous task of classifying the questionnaires from this coutny. The local board expects to complete tehir work on or about January 17th.
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Rubber Men Here

J. E. Robertson, general south western agent of the Manhattan Rub- Der Manufacturing Co. and Burton S.. Gibbs, secretary of the same concern were in the district this week calling on the trade.
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Chairman w. T. Witt of the Board of Supervisors, was a Clifton business visitor on Monday and Tuesday, at tending the regular monthly meeting of the Board.
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MT. and Mrs Wm Neilsen and MT and Mrs. Frank Springer and daugh- ter, Erma, were visitors in Duncan on last Sunday.
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MINING PRODUCTS BOUGHT

MAXWELL ROADSTER for sale: 1917 Model, run only 5000 miles. First-class condition. Apply to Cor don Bullock, Hills Flat or A. C.. Shelter. 12-7tfc
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. church will meet with Mrs. J. B. Kline on Wednesday, January 16. All ladies come and bring an onion.
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,The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church will give an enchi- lada supper on January g at the home of Mrs. Frank Seifert, in Hills Flat.
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For Cattle Inspector

S. c Swift was in Phoenix this week where he went to interview the Live Stock Sanitary Board regarding his appointment as Cattle Inspector for this county. It is understood that Mr. Swift is in line for this ap- pointment which is to be made shortly
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Divorce Suit Set

In the Superior Court this week the divorce suit of Rudolph Dindinger vs. Lenor Dindiinger was set down for trial January 21, 1918. The divorce suit was brought by the husband on statutory grounds.
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Mrs. Chiffon returned to Clifton from Duncan on last Monday after having visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. E. Cosper at Duncan.
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FOR RENT-iFour room house, East
 Clifton, furniture. Enquire Copper Era. 1tc WE F
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JoInIng Army
 = Must rent or sell house, furniture and poultry. Patterson's, Wards Canyon or Box 324 12-14 3tc
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James H. Duncan of the Rival Mine near Duncan, was a Clifton business visitr the first of the week.
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Four Room House for rent on Hill, East Side. Apply to William Pollock. 124 tic.
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MT. and Mrs. W. A. Mnoroe were visiting friends at Duncan on last Sun day.
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T. E. Rdgeway, of Duncan, was Clifton business visitor on Monday and Tuesday.
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MT. and Mrs Jas. H.>Kerby, Mrs Howard Mix and Reese Webster were Duncan visito rson last Sunday.
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Back from New Orleans

Duncan McNeil returned this week from New Orleans where he went on a combined business and pleasure trip to the southern city.
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Garcia & Norte-Toy Drums, Trunks, Dishes, Baby carrigaes, Rugs Bed Room Sets, White Sewing Ma chimes, Etc. 2tc
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FOR RENT-Furnished housekeeping Apartments. Mrs. M. H. Kane, tele- phone 156-R.
 12.14 tic
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B. A. Wilson, of Duncan, was spending the first first of the week in Clifton.
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John Cosper of Duncan was g Clifton business visitor .on Monday.
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New JaiIer Appointed

This week Sheriff Slaughter ap- pointed Fred Johnson, well known , cowboy, to be county jailer, vice Tom
 Fulcher, resigned.
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Niuorce Suit EiIed-

DiVOrce Suit FIIed@
 Samuel Ebb has instituted divorce proceedings against his wife Grace on the grounds of, desertion.
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.(BM Associated Press.l

Washington, Aug. 1g.-Railroad
employees were specifically ordered
by Director General McAdoo today to
show courtesy in dealings with the
public and to cease, excusing train
delays and other errors with the plea
that Uncle Sam is running the rail-
roads,. -
The public be damned policy will
In no case be tolerated on the rail-
roads under government control,
said the director generals order, ad-
dressed to all employees in the rail-
road service of the United States ..
The order in part follows: FOR
many years it was popularity believed
that the the public be- damned poll
icy was the policy of the railroads
under private control. Such policy
Is indefensibIe either under private
control or government control. 1t
would be particularly indefensible
under public control when railroad
employees are the direct servants of
the public. i. sf...~2, Pr '.'s<-
r e The public be damned policy
will in mo case be tolerated On the
railroads. under government control.
Every employee OF the railroad should
take pride in serving the public
courteeusly and efficiently Cour-
tesy costs nothing and when it is dis
pensed, it makes friends of the pub
lie and adds. to the self respect. Of
the employe. t.F -4 y ~t
MY attention has been. called to
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LEGAL NOTICES


Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.
Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage, executed and delty-
cred by Frank Williams and Cecilia
r. Williams, his wife, mortgagors. to
The Amerland Company, "a CORPORA
ton under the laws of the State of
North Dakota, mortgage, dated the
Gwenty-ninth day of December, 1914,
and filed for record in the office Of the
Casss ana state Of North Dakota, on
the 7th day of January, 1915. at 2
o'clock and 6 minutes p. M, and re-
corded in Book liz of Mortgages at
page 600, will be foreclosed by a sale
hereinafter described at the front
door. of the courthouse in the City OF
Fargo in the County of Cass and
State of North Dakota, at the hour Of
two o'clock p. m. on the 2lst day of
September, 1918, to satisfy the amount
due upon said mortgage on the day
of sale.t
The premises described In such
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are described as fol-
lows: The West half (Whl, OF SEQ
ton numbered Four ca in Township
numbered One hundred and forty-two
Fd42) North Of Range numbered For
tyrnine (49) West of the Fifth prinei-
pal meridian, containing three hun
dred and twenty acres, more or less,
according to the United States Gov
aGIIIlSllL survey LnbIGOLs III Inc SOuu--
ty OF Cass and State of North Dakota
And whereas default has been made
in the payment of the sum of $4,000,
which became due thereon December
list, 1915, and $4,000, which become
due thereon December 1st, 1916 and
$4,000, which became due thereon De-
cember LIST. 1917, the said The Amer
land Company, nlortgagee ana owner
OF such mortgage, has duly. elected
and does hereby elect to declare the
whole sum Of said mortgage due and
payable at the date OF this notice un-
der the terms and conditions OF such
mortgage and the power OF sale
therein contained
There will be due on such mortgage
st the date of sale the sum of One
hundred and si1ty-three dollars
GS1630O) besides the costs and dis
hursefneHts OF the foreclosure pro-
eeedihgs. including attorneys fees as
provided by law.
Dated august 10th 1913
TEIE AD6HRI3AND COMPANY.
Mortgagee.
William Glapp, Attorney for
160ntgageei Fargo, North Dakota
TAY8er II 0k-s9G GAY4f 9aaN@fN TnTRa ~
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"PubIic-Be-Damned" Policy
WIiIJN0t Be Tolerated By
Director of q. S. Railroads

the fact that employees have some
times offered as an excuse for their
own shortcomings, or as a justifica-
ftculties, the statement, Uncle Sam
is running the railroads now or
these are McAdoo's orders ETC.
Nothing could be more reprehensible
than statements of this character,
and nothing could. be more hurtful to
the success Of the railroad admins
tration or the welfare Of railroad
employees themselves. Recently. the
wages of railroad employees were
largely increased, involving an addi-
ton to railroad operating expenses OF
more than 475,000,000 per annum. In
order to meet this increase, the pub
lie has been called upon to pay large
ly Increased passenger and freight
rates. The people have accepted this
new burden cheerfully and patriotic
ally. The least that every. employe
can do in return is to serve the public
courteously, faithfully and efficient
ly.
"a great responsibility and duty
rests upon railroad employees OF the
United States. Upon their loyalty
efficiency and patriotism depends in
large part Americas success and the
overthrow of the Kaiser and all that
he represents. Let us not fail to
measure up to our duty, and to the
just demand of the public that rail-
road service shall not only be eff
Client, but that it shall always be
courteously administered.
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President Has
Quiet Sunday
At The Seaside
(Rv Associated Prass.l

Manchester, Mass, Aug. 49,
President Wilson devoted Sunday
entirely to rest at the seaside man
sion where he is spending a few days
with Mrs. Wilson. He concluded
that even attendance at some church
service in this vicinity would involve
the publicity he is anxious to avoid
during his brief outing Strolls about
the beautiful grounds and a walk to
the summer home OF Colonel e. M.
House nearby, where he and Mrs.
Wilson took luncheon, gave the
President all the exercise that he felt
he needed for the day. AS on pre-
viouss days of his visit, Colonel and
Mrs. House were the Presidents din
ner guests.
The clear, crisp weather continued
today For long periods he sat on
the terrace docking out over the in
tensely blue waters Of the bay. He
was interested in the maneuvers OF
two aircraft. A seaplane darted to
and fro, alternately skimming along
the surface of the water and rising in
the air, while an airplane described
graceful curves at medium height.
President Wilson has been so thor
oughly pleased with his stay here
and has benefited so that Colonel
House had little difficulty today in
persuading him to abandon his orig
inaI intention of returning to Wash
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TWO co. l MEN KILLED.

Wahpeton, N. D., Aug. 19.-The
first deaths Of Co. members in ac-
ton have been reported by the war
department, Milton G.. Stevenson of
Paramount, and Corporal John M.
Hafner, of Wahpeton, being the
first men to die on the field.
Both men, the reports received
from the war department say died
during the opening developments
Of the recent Marine campaign.
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wives. has been bedridden for sever
al years.
Death Claims
Oldest Soldier

Devils Lake, N. D.. Aug. 1s.-Sgt.
P. Morris. go said to be the oldest
soldier on the pension rolls Of the
United States. his name having been
carried Sc years, is dead at his home
near Warwick. this county. He
served with the list Highlanders in
the British army, coming to the
United States in 1852 and enlisting
Ia The United States arr1v Fob. IS.
1852. He served in the Third infan
try. going through the Indian upris
ings in New Mexico and Arizona and
the Civil war, until 1870 when he
was promoted to ordnance sergeant
and assigned to Fort Totten, Dako
ia territory. where he served until
he retired from active service after
33 years with the colors.
Newest Hats Arriving Daily. Hol-
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c. 4. r. Veterans
at Encambment

Portland, Ore, Aug. 19.-Thous-
ands Of delegates were present today
at the opening Of the Fifty-second
annual national encampment of the
Grand Army Of the Republic. A fea-
ture Of the days program was to be a
great open air meeting at one OF, the
city's shipyards, where the veterans
and other visitors were to see a
wooden hull launched. Tonight the
veterans will be welcomed, at the
municipal auditorium by Mayor
George i. Baker and Governor James
Withycombe.
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AMAfEuRs PREsEMT DRAMA.

jamestown, N. D., August 10
Preparations for presenting the dra-
ma, ION to Victory" which is to be
presented here this week have been
nearly, completed. The cast is COM
posed of local talent and is being
drilled by Mrs. Juliet deLendrecie Of
Fargo. The pageant will be given
in Klaus park, the proceeds going
to the public playground fund.
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can army as a unit OF the North Da
kota National guard, has adopted Is
10 year old French orphan who III
constantly with the company ia
France, and declares he VIII come
to America with the soldiers when
the war Is ended. according to let
ters received from Captain Oftedani.
The Co. members also have
adopted another French orphan
whom they are caring for in Francs
by small levy each soldier has vol
unteered tn nav.
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Al Wheat Bread
FOr" The Soldiers
(Rv Associated Press.N

Washington, Aug. 19.-The Ameri-
can army in France is amply sup
piled with bread made Of all-wheat
flour, the war department an
nounced today and the daily ration
of 1S ounces Of flour for soft bread
is so overabundant that reduction
to 16 ounces a day is now under con-
sideration.
Soldiers while in the United States
consume Victory bread" with the
prescribed amount Of substitutes for
wheat flour. Not until they get to
France are they allowed all-wheat
bread.
Field bakers must work swiftly and
cannot afford to experiment with
new flour mixtures.
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z W. w. SCamght
In EmderIj1a Raid

Enderlin. N. D., Aug. 19.-The En-
derlin officials are enforcing the
work or fight" orders Of the state,
and two men have so far been pros
ecuted for refusal to enter produc-
tive occupations. Both men had con-
siderable l. w. w. literature, and
said they were organizers. The men
had registration cards that indicat-
ed they were in the fifth class, and
an investigation is under way. They
give their names as Frank Hubert
and L. A. Christensen
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MAu sERvICE cJRTAILEp

Minor, n. D., Aug. I9.-The mail
service heretofore given on the daily
freight train on this line has been
ordered discontinued, with the re-
suit that only one mail day, ~
passenger train, will be given. The
freight, from which have heretofore
been extended to women and chill
dren as we'll as men, also are aban-
done0.
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COLLEGE MAN OVERSEAS.

Jamestown, N. D., August ia
Word has been received by Dean F.
3. Taylor Of Jamestown College that
J. c. Pennington, who was former
ly head of the department Of biology
at the college, has arrived overseas.
Pennington left after commencement
in June. entering the national army
with Alabama troops.
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FAIRMouNT MAN KIlIED.

Paramount, N. D.. Aug. 19.-Peter
Nelson. formerly of Paramount, was
killed in Los Angeles, Calf, by an
auto truck, according to word re-
ceived here. Mr.. Nelson came to
Paramount 40 years ago, penniless.
He obtained government land, sold
out here and invested In western
property, with the result that he
made big money. HIS wife, who sur
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WARD RELIEF ORGANIZED.

Minot, N. D., Aug. 19.-The Ward
County War Relief association has
been organized with B. N. Lesk, for
merly of Fargo as president; M. F,
Mulyor, vice president; w. E. Hol-
bein, secretary, and A. E. Shirby
treasurer. The association will give
particular attention to the needs Of
men and their families.
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eIe VIADUCT AT MINoT.

Minot. N. D, Aug. ia steel vi
aduct on Second street, bridging the
500 and Great Northern tracks, viii
be completed in October, 1t was an
nounced here today. Fourteen carr
loads OF steel required in the jon
have been shipped here. w. e. stey-
enson will be in charge of the job as
supervising engineer.
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More POgCe1" is
GiUen Colonies
(By Associated Press.)

London, Aug. 19-The government
announces that it has been decided
to grant each dominion the right to
send a minister to London as a mem
Der of the imperial war cabinet at
meetings other than those attended
by the prime ministers. India also
will be- represented at these meet
ings.
The prime ministers Of the do
minions have been given the privi-
lege Of communication direct with
the British prime minister instead Of
through the governor general or
colonial secretary as at present.
This is looked upon as "a step toward
giving the dominions a greater voice
in the war and In simplifying COM
munication.
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FRIENps HONOR sARLEs.

Hillsboro. N. D., Aug. 19.-Captatia
z. r Mills, who has been called into
the service. going to Camp Mills. L.
l., was honored at a reception TEN
dered by the Masonic and knights Of
Pythias lodges of Hillsboro. Captain
Sarles was presented with a hand
some wrist watch.
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nELMERY sYsTEMs MODIFIED

Jamestown, N. D., August ts.-
Many Merchants of the city are hay
such difficulty in hiring help that
the delivery system bids fair to be
decidedly modified and modernized
Several have already curtailed the
numbeB of deliveries while several
more Are running their establish
ments On the cash and carry" basis.
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RURLEIGH SHORT OF NURSES

isn8rck, n. D., Aug. 19.-Only
four women Of Burleigh county have
so far responded to the appeal for
nurses, and a special effort is being
made to round up the required num-
Der to fill the county's quota. The
county has been asked to supply II
women.
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ELEVATOR rs SOLD.

Hensel, N. D., Aug. 1S.-The Hen
sci State Elevator company has sold
it's grain elevator here to the Pow
ers Elevator company. August c..
manager for the State
Powers company.
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POISONED CANDY EATEN.

Minot N. D., Aug. 19-Poisoned
candy nearly proved fatal to the two
children of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. San
berg, OF Minot. They were on va
cation "trip in Canada, the poisoning
weakening one/of the children seri-
ously.
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GRoNNA- AMONG ABsENTEEs.

washington, Aug. Ex-senator A.
J. Gronna Of North Dakota was
among the absentees when the SEN
ate was called into session last
Thursday for the purpose Of taking
up the newrdraft age act, while SEN
ator McCumber OF North Dakota was
present
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FAIRMoUNT 70 GET WATER.

Paramount, N. D., Aug. 19.-Fair-
mount will have a waterworks sys-
tenn, the contract granted by the viii
lage board calling for the compile
ton Of the work by Dec. 81.
The water problem has long been
under Consideration. @-e
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ington last night. He viii prolong
his visit until some time during this
week
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STEEL ATTENDS CONFERENCE.
Bismarck, N. D., Aug. 19.-H. H.
Steel, member of the state tax COM
mission, is in Montana attending a
conference with Montana tax Off
cials
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HELEN RING ROBINSON
the frsE woman senator in tho
United States contributed q
series of articles "PFeparing
Women for the Ballot" and ure-
ing a broader interest in civic
and national Issues.
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co. c. ADOPTS ORPHANS.
Grafton. N. D.. Aug. 19.-Co. C. Of
Grafton, which went into the Ameri-
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ARTHUR r. VANCE
Editor of Pictorial Review,
has constantly through his own
editorials urged a broader recog.
milton OF ygomsn's awakening
and their share In national
work.
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IDA CLYDE CLARKE
Pictorial Reviews Washington
Editor, through Pictorial
Reviews Bureau in Washington
has contributed in the most prac-
teal way Co vRomen'S national
service.
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MABEL POTTER DAGGETT
the first woman TO be sent abroad
to study the changes in woman's
life caused by the war, pointed
out in nine articles the deep bear
ing these changes will have ON
woman's life in the future.
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Newest Hats Arriving Daily. Hol-
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