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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-13
Los a(emanes en-
plean me5todos
Qmericdn0s

NUEVA YORK, JUNO S.-Por
una correspondence Tecibida hoy en-
esta ciudad ~procedente de Estocolmo.
Suecia, Sc sabe que Sc ha estableci-
do en- Berlin, con la cooperation de
los jefes de las diversas industries
V PARTICIPATES hombres de ciencia, Una
Association de Psicologia rara deter
minar Ia disposition Y aptitud indivi-
dual, en- la que, adoptando metodos
americanos seran ayudados los que
empleen trabajadores u obreros de
cualquier clase, para detefminar Ia
capacidad de estos.
Segdn Sc sabe, va Sc han hecho en-
otras ciudades alemanas experiment
tos PRACTICES de acuerdo con csc
sistema. En- Hamburgo, por ejemplo,
todos los que sollcitan trahajo en-
los tranvias, Sc les examine por csc
metodo.
La prueba para los conductors =
motoristas en- Hamburgo, consiste en-
(Pasa a Ia Ia. Pag. Col. 3a.)
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Sc subleuan indios
on Oklahoma

HENRIETTA, Okla, juno o.
segin noticias que sc han reclhldo
en- esta ciudad, cerca de seteclentos
indios de "a tribu Greek, Sc nan arrna-
do Y refugiado en- las colinas cue
circundan ell distrito de Old Hickory,
donde hace dieZ amos two lugar Ia
insurrecci6n de los indios de Ia trl-
bu Crazy Snake, Wibora local. Res
pecto a la noticia de que los insurec-
tos habian asesinado a tres hacienda
dos blancos, no Sc ha confirmado aun
tai version, pero las autoridades no
niegan aun ell hecho de que los indios
Sc han armada y declarado en- rebel
dia.
La causa que expresan las auto
ridades para la s~ublevacion de los in
dos, es la de que aquGllos Sc resisten
a oue sus j6venes sean llamados a!
~scrvicio militar obligatorio.
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Eseasez de acero
en- los EE. Unidos

WASHINGTON, JUNO 8.-Leo-
nard Reploge, Director del Abast@cl-
miento de A.cero de Ia Junta de In
dustrias de Guerra, Ia renGido IN in
forme del que aparece que hay csca-
seq de acero en- los Estados Unidos
V que las necesidadeS del goDierno Y
de los pueblos aliados. haran que sc
suurima ell consume lie csc metal Dor
todas aouellas industries que no
sean de guerra.
Dicese que n de los principales
factories de esta ~escasez, es la magma
extension del programa mil!tar &c los
Estados Unidos. Ademas, los ALA
dos estan ~pidiendo cantidades caGa dia
mayores de planchas de g y ma
terial de artilleria- Las fundicio-
mes tienen actualmente en- Il archi-
vos pedidos no servidos, que montan
q 1000. 900 de toneladas POGO mas
0 menos. cifra que es IN POGO mas
cue la mitad de la production Del ano
pasado.
Los miembros de la Junta de In
:. (Pasa a la ga. Col. 3a.)
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ActuaIidadeS ExtTanjeras
Viene do Ia Pag. 3a-)

uue, GespueS de haoer cometido TO-
Dos Y otrOs delitos IN 81 pals, Sc Kan
n~aturalizado como f~ranceses Y han
venido q servir, en- medic de noSo-
tros, q Alemania a Ia vista misma
de nuestros Consoles de Guerra one
c~ualauier dia daran buena cuenta de
clos. Pero eStas inno5les excepcio-
mes no deben ser I'm impedimeDto
para que reconozcaEloS one ma ha-
Dido un Blnet-Falmer, 2or ejemplo,
que, tan pronto como Sc declare "a
gaerra, reclam6 81 puesto en- las IL
las del ejercito Y conquist6 sGs iere-
chos de frances en- 81 campo de Ia
ITALIA, nj tampoco para que salude-
mos a esa admirable elite cue Sc Ia
ma Ia Legion Extranjera.
La prensa aiemana, en- estos ulti-
mos dias, ha ~pretendido que Ia Le-
gi5n Extranjera "a no eXiSte prdc-
ticamente V trataba de apoyar eSta
asercion EN- hechoS ciertoS pero des-
naturalizados. Es cierto que nuchos
legionarios han abandonado "a Le-
gion. Los que pertenecian a los PAL
ses que sucesivamente han entrado
4 "a guerra al lado de IA Entente V
Que nan ido q unirse = ST. eiercito
nacional. Pero IA Legion existe atn.
Alemania podra acumular mentiras,
perO no podra impedir que los neu-
trales vengan voluntariamente a ba-
tirse en- Francia, por Francia Y con
ira Alemania. He aqui un hecho uni
co en- el mundo Y que nos. dispense
de glorificar por medic de fraSes
a nuestrO pals Y q puestra bandera.
Los tres grupos de d~ecepciones
cue acabamos de ennumerar expli-
can. haSta cierto punto, Ell caracter
encarnizado Y caSi desesperado de n
tentative "boche." Los directories
enemigoS e que, a pesar de Ia Re-
volucion ruSa, que eS Ia desgracia
mayor que haya herido a Francia, la
situacion no es Ia que ellos eSpera-
ban. Sc onvencen de que la Entcn-
te permanece LENA de fuer2a = cue
sc le presenta el ~porvenir lleno de
promesaS. Les es neceSario, DueS, &
cualquier precio, sin tardanza, apro
vecharse de Ia bora actual tantes
de que Ia afluencia americana, a.
f~iuencia de hombres V de material,
decida de Ia victoria) G ~intentar una
vez mas Ia suerte.-''No pasarar,"
responder los soldadcs de Francia.
Msurie;a SARRES
de Ia Academia ~trancesa.
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ocho d6lares en- la frontera Y pre-
sentar un pasaporte eXpedido 20!
las autoridades mexicanas con quin-
&c dias de anticipation a Ia iecha en-
que deban cruZar Ia frontera V Vi,
Sados por algun Consul americana
de los acreditados en- territorio me.
xicano. No vemoS que clase de d.
ficultades pueda encontrar su hija
para obtener pasaporte, Dero 81 hay
alguna es SECURE que listed no po-
dra vencerla desde aqui. En- el case
de que ear ciudadanos america
nos. puede listed dirigirse al Consul
americana mas pr6Ximo al lugar en-
que Sc encuentre ella Y pedirle sue
le ayude a veneer los obstaculos
que Sc presenter para que su hija,
n americana, pueda volver a su
pals V a visitar a su familia.
J. Z. q. M.-Winslow, Arizona
Sab!endo como sabe ell nomb"e de
Ia casa de que nos habla, no nece
eta Saber la direction. Esas gran
des casas son perfectamente conoci-
das en- Ell Correo, pQes reciben dia-
rlamente centenares de cartas, '
baSta que ponga listed en- el sobre
81 nombre de ella Y como direction:
New York City. .,
D. C.-Rodeo, Cal.-Sirvase man.
darnoS estampilla de tres centavos
para franqueo de nuestra reSpuesta
Y lie proporcionaremos Ia direction
de alguna IS a la que pueda dirI-
girse para Ell arreglo del negocio cue
nos indica.
va comunicamos al Department
to de Administration 10 QUE nos d.
ce acerca de su ~peci6djco.
P. o. st. Joseph, Mono par
t;cipamos de su opinion acerca del
&sunto De que nos habla. La carl
cGt,:ra tiende a caracteriZar Il los
rnv .on objeto &c ella me ::ante los
raS:oS mas sal:entes Y Ole sean me-
jnr c0nocidos; por 10 tantc represen-
:Nr - Mexico por msi., - TN cha
RIO. csDe pcrfe2tament, ben GrG-
trH dc los me los l.c:,.s dc cue dis
r"nc el refer:Go are 8. { i'd dr
Ia c%aricatura no entraiia, tampoco,
NADIA que sea d~eulg-anta para nues-
tro pals. Sc habla mucho de Ia in
fluencia alemana en- 81 = la carica-
tura no hace otra cosa que expire
sar esa misrna idea. Mientres Mexi-
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Una nueVa ruta
aerea postal
Va a ser establecida
entire Chicago y ST.
Louis, Mo.

WASHINGTON, JUNO SCI pro-
veto para Ell establecimiento de IN
~servicio de hidroplanos en- ell Mar
Caribe, despues de Ia guerra, ha me-
recido va la sanction del gobierno
BRITANNICA Y esta a~poyado por capita
listas de Londres. Tai servicio ten
ora por objeto el transporte de pa
! sajeros, correspondence y carga il
gera, entire Key West, Florida Y la
Isla de Trinidad, possession inglesa
en- las Antillas. o meior dicho, en-
las aguas septentrionales de Ia Anne
RIGA de Sur.
De acuerdo con csc proyecto los
que u~tilicen ell servicio de hidropla-
nos pagaran una Quota correspon-
diente a su peso en- ~relaci6n con "a
diStancia recorrida. Entire Key West,
(antiguamente llamada Cayo Hue
SOL y Puerto Espana, en- la Isla de
Trinidad, Sc estableceran estaciones
Intermediates en- las Islas Barbados,
Puerto Rico, jamaica y Cuba.
co esta deScuidedo } .dormido, Ale
mania ~vierte, sin, que q Sc perca.e
de clio, en- su vase, IN licor que
10 incitara contra los Estados Uni
dos. Ell otro personaje lie llama la
atenclon para que Sc despierte V
nc Sc dele soRrender. ESQ es TODD.
Deploramos mucho el incidente
de que nos habla Y csc 81 es repro
enable, pues no hay NADIA que 10
,iustifique. Pero de e debemos sa-
car una leccion it'll. Cuando Sc en-
cuentra uno en- casa ajena o en-
TERRA ajena hay que ser sumamente
precavidc : abstenerse de hacer to-
do ~aquello que pueda dar Ia impre-
sion de que no toma n Ia parte a
que esta obligado, moralmerte, en-
los motives de algeria, de tristeza,
de satisfaction o de cualquiera otra
indole que tiene la familia o pue-
bio cue lie ha brindado a uno hospi-
talidad. Hay obras tan manifesto
mente beneficas y mobiles, cue de-
ben :.ener buena acogida en- todos
los corazones generosos y Ia simple
negative a contribuir en- elias pIede
hacernos sospechosos. La excitacion
del momento explica 10 demas 81
bien no 10 disculpa.
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Cuando necesite libros en- espanol,
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano. 11S N.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
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SECION De CONSULTAS
Toda Ia coTssBoadeacia r-actoasda cor sa.s .ccea see vnr drstas
xl- l. PRENSA" -secciou a CoBgnIas -
$50 n Santa Rosa Ave san Antonio, Texas

I P. B. P.-Miami, Arizona.-Sir-
vase darnos mayoreS datoS acerca
de Su enfermedad, pues 9uede pro-
venir de diverSaS u que deben
ser combatidas de manera distinta.
DiganOs deSde cuando esta enfer-
mo, que fue 10 que determine las
primeras manifestations de su pa
decimiento, cuales son los sintomas
! que tiene. 81 padece alguna erup-
ci6n, 81 le da calentura Y cuindc,
Ia coloraci6n que tenga Ia orina V
Ia coloracion del excremento. pues
eStos dos ultimos datos son impor-
tantisimOs, Y, en- fin, toio 10 que
pueda servirnos para darle IN buen
consejo una vez que nos hayamos
podido formar una idea exacta de
10 que tiene.
Ia capital del Estado de Arizona
es Phoenix.
La diferencia de horas entire dos
puntos dados de Ia Superficie de IA
terra. es ell resultado De Ia dife-
rencia de Longitudes entire am5Os.
Las Longitudes Sc cuentan, part:en
do de IN origen que 10 eS cast slem-
pre- Ell Meridiano que pasa por el
0~bServatorio Astronomical de Green
witch. deSde cero hasta cieato ochen-
Ia grades tanto hacia 81 Este como
hacia el Oeste V a cada ounce Sra-
dos de diferencia entire las Longi-
tudeS de los puntos de que Sc trata
corresponds una diferencia de ITEM
Pc de una bora. Ahora bien, Madrid,
st halla, pr6ximamente 4 los ! gra-
dos de Longitud Oeste del Meri-
diano de Greenwich V la Capital del
Estado de Arizona. por aiemplo, sc
encuentra a los 1i2 grades, pr6xi-
mamente tambien, de Longitud Oes-
tie del propio Meridiano. La diferen
cia eS, pues, de l0S grades que. d.
vididoS. entire Is, dan 7 noras Y dos
decimaS de bora O sean 7 horas V
- minutes.
NJ. S.-PleaSanton, TexaS.-No
puede exiStir ningun Inconvenience
para que venga a visi:arlo a listed
Su hija, 81 es listed ciudadano anne
ricano Y ella 10 es tambien. En- ell
caso de que sean c~iudadanos mcxi-
tendra que sujetarse, ella, a
las dlSposicioneS relatives q Ia inmi-
gracion mexicana para este pals
que expresan que los que 6eseen
baSar deberan saber leer, paEa-
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FL INGlES SIN MAESTRO

Metodo practice para aprender en- veinte leccloneS el
idioma ingleS. con la pronunciation figurada en- caStelano:
Este libro es, entire los que Sc utilizan en- el aprendlzale del
idioma ingl6s. el mas Sencilo, 81 mas practice ' Ell Que de
| manera mas clara indica la pronunciation que debe darse a
las palabraS eScritas en- ingles. Aparte de que, en- SuS lee
| clones. sc ha echado mano de las palabraS Y traSeS que mas
Sc usan en- Ia vida diaria, cOntiene una Serie de cartaS conner
ciales V de otra indole, que serviran como modelo a quleneS
tenqan necesidad de practicar esta claSe de correspondence.
FL Ingles sin Maestro Sc vende Ell dos formaS-
A LA USTiCA............. SOC
EMPAsTADO EN- TELA..... S1.OO
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Sherman Township.

A very pretty wedding vas solemn
lied at the Scandinavian church Fri
day, March 22nd, at high noon, when
Miss Olga Ryan and Mr.. John Reitan
of Osakis, Mimi, were united in holy
marriage by the brides pastor, Rev.
H. E. Engebritson. The bride is the
fourth daughter of Martin Ryan of
this township and is one Of the best
of the young ladies of our neighbor-
hood. The groom is a prosperous
young farmer of central Minnesota.
After the ceremony the bridal couple
and the immediate relatives retired
to the BRIDES home where a fine we'd
ding dinner was served. After which
the afternoon was spent in singing
and the worship of God conducted by
Evangelist Fredrickson. Rev. Enge-
britson and many others contribu-
ting music and songs. We wish this
excellent young couple joy and happi-
ness thru the journey Of life.
The township election vas held in
the basement of the central school
building Tuesday, March 10th, when
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-03-28
Real Estate Transfers. ..

/ Andrew M. Kartvedt and wife to
John Monson, WD, 81; SWINE, lots
8, Sec. Z 1853 rs.
liver Peterson and wife to Ole O,
Rispa, WD, $500; lots 1 and 2, Sec.
20, lots 1, 2, 8, NWSE, NESW 20 1863
IA.
sec'y. Id. & Loan Co., to Lewis
German, WD, $4,000; NJ, SW 16 1853
83.
Tri-State Land Co., to Imperial
Elevator Co., WD, $3.50; lot 9, block
81, Overly.
Imperial Elevtor Co., to Gullick
Syvertson, WD, 81; lot 9, block 81,
Overly
John E. Stair and wife to C. J.
Reid, WD, 81; lots 2, a, block 1, Ant
Ter.
United States to Fred WISE. Pat,
Sc "a 161 70.
Noe Brosseau and wife to Henry
Brosseau and wife QCD, 81; Sc 10,
Sc ID NV "a ISL 81.
Fannie M. Seaman and husband to
Martin Helgerson, WD, 81; Sec. II.
ENE Is ISL 76.
Mohall State bank to J. C. Peters
ct al. WD, 81; NV 81 1852 83.
Halvor N. Bake and wife to Celia
Dana, WD, $3.50; lots 5 and 6, block
20, South Bottineau. Il
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Mrs. Ed. Berg and children and Miss

Mrs. Ed. Berg and children and Miss
Alma Olson were callers at the H. l..
Lillestrand home on Friday evening.
Norris A. Hanson, n of the young
men from this vicinity who was called
to fight for his country was given a
surprise party at the home of his par
ents, MI. and Mrs. H. J. Hanson IN
Monday evening. We are all sorry
to see this estimable young man leave
our midst and we sincerely trust that
he. will return in due time to his
loved ones. He has a mission to full
fill that any one should be proud Of,
and that is that he has been chosen
as one of those who are among the
fittest to fight the fight of justice and
right. We all believe that he will
make a record for himself that we
shall Rll be proud of. When the war
is over we trust that Norris will re-
turn to his childhood home and that
he will always be proud Of his rich
American heritage.
Frank Kovarik, one of Eidsvold's
young men who leaves on the goth
for military training camp, was a
caller at the H. L. Lillestrand home
on Sunday afternoon. He was accom-
panied by his brother John and sister
Margaret.
Hans Skjolde has been called to
fight for Uncle Sam. We all wish
Hans good luck and a safe return
home again.
C. O. Gallock left for Westhope on
Saturday evenings train, where he
will work on the Acheson farm for
the coming few months.
Nels Peterson has been employed
by H. l.. Lillestrand for seeding. I
bet the Eidsvold girls will make use
of Nels and his Ford, if he will let
them.
Miss Bertha Dickinson will be the
new teacher in School No. 5. Her
term will begin April LIST.
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THE BoTTNEAU CoURANT, BOTTnEAU, NORTH DAKOTA

all officers were reelected. Super.
visor for 8 years-C. A. Seth; Town
ship Clerk-A. L. Pixley; Treasurer
w. Kensal; Assessor-Ole Over
land. The tax levy was as follows:
General $500; Road $1,000; while the
treasurer's report showed a balance
or hand of over $1,000. The follow
ing resolution was duly offered and
passed by a majority of the voters:
Whereas, The Liberty Bond appor-
tionment to Sherman township follow
ing the crop failures of the past two
years is more than the resident pro-
perry owners are able to buy at this
time, and Whereas: Much property
in said township is held by nonresi-
dents for little more than speculative
purposes and all property should be
equally liable for the financial bur-
dens Of the war, therefore be it re-
solved, that the qualified electors of
said township by a majority vote at
the annual township election this 10th
day of March, A. D., 1918, do hereby
levy on all the taxable property of
said township a special emergency
Liberty Loan tax of ten thousand dol
lars ($10,O00) to be certified and COL
'lected in the same manner as other
township taxes and used by the town
ship Board of Supervisors exclusively
to take up any deficit of any Liberty
Bond apportionment adjudged by said
board to be undesirable by subscrip-
tions. Provided, that the township
board Of supervisors shall make and
enforce equitable rules for exonerat-
ing or refunding such taxes in every
case where the property owner shows
that he has purchased of any issue
of Liberty Bonds equal to or exceed
ing his share according to assessed
valuation and also rules for equating
between mortgagor and MORTGAGE.
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EidsvOld Township.

H. l.. Lillestrand and daughter
Louise took in the School of Forestry
play at Bottineau Friday evening
They report a good time.
Herbert Thompson, Chris. Gallock
and T. D. Acheson took in the Red
Cross doings at the H. D. Wyman
home on Friday evening, March 22nd
The people Of that vicinity r to be
congratulated on their splendid pro.
gram. They took up a collection
which amounted to $44.29. Then some
of the papers yell that the farmers are
not loyal. How about this for an ex,
ample.
MI. and Mrs. Ole M. Ramstad and
daughter Magda were callers at the
Ed. Berg home on Thursday after
noon.
Marvin Olson was an over Sunday
visitor at Souris and Bottineau.
H. l.. Lillestrand has been busy
hauling feed and seed oats the past
week.
s. Lillestrand was an over Sun
day visitor at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Lillestrand'
Edwin Christianson and Miss Chris
tine Peterson were united in marriage
Tuesday, March 10th at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. j. Peterson, near
Wahpeton, N. D. Nh. Christensen is
the second eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Christianson Of Eidsvold township.
He grew to manhood in this vicinity
and is a young man of sterling worth,
honest and industrious and a model
young man in every respect.
Mrs. Christensen is a charming
young lady and will make an ideal
helpmate thrue life. Both of these
young people are we'll and favorably
known in this vicinity. They will be
at home to their friends on the
groom's farm southeast of Landa
The writer and their many friends
join in wishing them a long and happy
welded life.
A large number took in the exemp.
ton proceeding at Souris last Thurs
day.
Hattie Hanson is home for he1
Easter vacation from the Mayville
Normal.
Miss Nora Hanson of Dalton, MINI.
arrived on Monday evenings train
She expects to spend a few months
here with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mcdonald
spent a few days at the N. Sandste
home.
A party was given At the Chris
Thompson home in honor of T. D
Acheson On Sunday evening A mum
Der of young folks we're present ane
spent an enjoyable evening. Every
one departed at a late hour and de-
clared that Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
were excellent entertainers.
Remember the graduation exercises
which will be held in Eidsvold town
hall on March goth.
Mrs. Chris. Thompson and daughter
Cora were Landa visitors IN Monday
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Ward.

ward.
One Alderman for the Third Ward
Notice is hereby further given, that
the polling places for the various
wards in the city Of Bottineau have
been designated by the City Council
as follows, to-wit: For the First
Ward, at Wigeby's Hall on lot a,
block /, Whites Third Addition; for
the Second Ward at Woods's building,
first door south of Sanitary Grocery,
lot 16, block 16, of the original town
site o fSouth Bottineau, and for the
Third Ward, at the City Fire Hall,
on lot 4, block 10, of the original
townsite of South Bottineau.
NOTICE is HEREBY FURTHER
GIVEN, That the polls in the various
Wards will be open at 8 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day and will re-
main open continuously until 5
o'clock P. M, and no longer.
Dated at Bottineau, N. D., this 18th
day of March, 1918.
Anton Lallum,
Mayor.
Attest:
(Seal) Peter Scott,
City Auditor. ct.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-03-28

The st. Anthony and Dakota Ele.
vator Co. is shipping in a car Of dur
UNI wheat, approved by the Food AID.
ministration. This wheat costs $3.50
in Minneapolis and the company will
sell it here at $2.40, which it cost on
track here, thereby donating their
services. Farmers are requested to
send in their orders by mail to E. Err
landson, local agent and he will mott
fly all when the car arrives. ct.
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Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale

WHEREAS, Default has been made
in the terms and conditions of the
mortgage hereinafter described, in
that the mortgagors have failed to pay
the interest and principal and where
as the entire Indebtedness secured
by said mortgage has been duly de-
clared due and payable, by which the
Power of Sale therein contained has
become operative, and, no action Or
proceeding having at any time been
had or instituted at law, or in equity,
or otherwise, to recover the debt Sc
cured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof, and a Power of Attorney
authorizing the foreclosure of said
mortgage having been made, execut-
ed and delivered to J. E. Louden, the
undersigned Attorney, by M. F. Muir
ply, the wne and holder of said
mortgage before the beginning of this
foreclosure, NOW THEREFORE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
cartain mortgage executed and deliv-
cred by Converse M. Johnson and
Nellie Johnson, his wife, mortgagors,
to The Union Central Life Insurance
Company, mortgage, dated the list
day of June, 1907, and filed for record
in the office Of the Register of Deeds
of the county of Bottineau, and state
of North Dakota on the 3rd day of
December, 1907, and recorded in Book
So Of Mortgages at Page ISL (and as
signed by said Mortgage to M. F.
Murphy, which said assignment was
dated Feb. 21st, 1918 and vas filed
for record in the office of the Register
Of Deeds of the County of Bottineau
and State of North Dakota, on the
26th day of February 1918, and re-
corded in Book 80 Of Mortgages at
Page 308) will be foreclosed by a
sale Of the premises in such mortgage
and hereinafter described, at the front
door of the Court House in the City
of Bottineau in the County of Bot
tineau and State Of North Dakota,
at the hour of 200 P. NJ, on the 18th
day of April, A.. D., 1918, to satisfy
the amount due upon such mortgage
on the day of sale. The premises des-
cribed in such Mortgage and which
will be sold to satisfy the same are
those certain premises situated in the
County of Bottineau and State of
North Dakota and described as fol-
lows:
The Southeast quarter (SEK) of
Section One (1) in Township One
Hundred Fifty-nine (159), Range
Eighty-one (81).
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date of sale the sum Of One
Thousand Nine Hundred Eighty and
No-1OO ($1980.OO) Dollars and costs.
Dated this 9Th day of March, 1918.
M. F. Murphy,
Mortgage.
]. E. Louden,
Attorney for Mortgage,
Grand Forks, North Dakota.
March 7-14-21-28. April ali.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-03-28
Notice of Annual Election.

Notice is hereby given, that theaan-
nual election for the election Of Of.
fcers for the City Of Bottineau, North
Dakota, will he held on Monday, the
LIST day Of April, n D. 1918, at which
election the following officers for the
City Of Bottineau will be elected, to-
wit:
One Mayor, to All vacancy caused
~ he resienation Of Mayor IAl1um.
On@ City Justice u the Peace.
One A11eznan for the First Ward.
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