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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-10-28
Charles Watson Forged Three Checks
Then Left For The East


Walter Moulton, who resides on
Valley street, has just learned that
his hired man, Charles Watson, came
to Minot Saturday and forged three
checks fer $500, $4,000 and $3.50
on Mr.. Moulton, which he succeeded
n cashing, after which he left for
parts unknown. The checks were
forged on the Second National Bank,
and by reason Of Mr.. Mouton hav-
ing no money in that bank, the for
gclies were learned that much soon
ei The check for $4,000 was CASH
ed at the pcol hall located in the Le-
land Annex. Another for $3.50 was
cashed at the Henjum barber shop,
ana a third for $24.OO at the Balerud
lunch room. Those who cashed the
checks are out their money.
Watson is about Is years old, and
had always borne good reputation.
Watson worked IN Mr.. Moulton's
AIMS north of the city. A warrant
has been issued for the mans arrest.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-10-28
i, Louis Horse Market Closed, Horse
Sales in Ward County Postponed

~ IOuIS uUTSe Market OlOSeQ, morse
sales in Ward County Postponed
During the last two weeks the
horse market in St. Louis has been
closed for the first time in the his
tory Of that institution. This SER
iously affects the market in North
Dakota and resulted in the indefinite
postponing of the horse sales which
were to be held in Ward county in
November.
It was planned to hold series of
hcrse sales in the state, furnishing a
market for the surplus horses which
the farmers have this fall, but ow-
ing to the fact that large per cent
Of the buyers for these horses came
from St. Louis where the horse mar
kets are now closed, it will be impos-
sible for the Extension Department
to get the buyers here, and it is
though advisable to postpone the sale
indefinitely
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-10-28
Minot Undertaken is Honored

J. D. Van Fleet, well known Minot
undertaken, was elected president of
the North Dakota State Embalming
Beard at a meeting of the board held
at Devils Lake last week. Mr.. Van
Fleet has served as member of the
board for several years
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-10-28

away late in September at the home
of her daughter in Fargo, the re-
mains being inferred in the cemetery
at Sherwood, N. D., beside those OF
her daughter who passed away sew
eral years ago.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Johnson after
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-05
CARBlA BROS.
PLAzAPR1NCIPAI., SAN JUAN, r. r
KoDAKs

Edectos de Fotografia y Sport.
Sc desarrolla yse copia para afcionadCs
Papeleria Y efsctos de Escritorio.
bamos en- acero. Papel
TaTistas de Vista.
Poskales Eisitas y SOUVENIRS.
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Ofrseeinos I. .CADILLACy usado; en-
md bGeh estadO.
lIafofmarah Piza Hermanos, Allen
al dvtl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-05
Los P6rrocos dc Ia Di6ces sus COadutre al lermi-
mar los Santos Eerci los Espirituaes el SemnariO.
el dia Is del pasado mes dc Diciembre. aeordsron
las siguientes res0luciones

i.-llrunuur ane - nnesre dsssr.
relso curn - nlmnN FullMar lss mlA-
yelps s~fnrTE.a q M ae mciurar =
csaado mural y rsnunamico o. las ca.
- olsrras , famIlins o. bracrrps en
unrslrms Icsluctiyas frliWrcsias. aulr.
nes. hay cue confcsar. rn "a gran ana
corsa. ne Isrrcilsen una insia Isassiea.
nacidn On q pSohncio De "a iralsuio.
- nnesiro dsisrr traiar por todos los
medios a nacsiro alcance de morali-
ear cl hogar de alchas familihs y cla.
.es. y defender sus jnStos intercses.
a a Ia ven cue reconoccmos el dcre-
iao del obrerO para cOncertar las
lniones y grcmios en- sn propia dcfen-
n. y para utilizar Ia cOnOcida arIna
le Ia huelga. cuandO otros medios mo-
mFfen eferto: condenamos y lamen-
amos Ia tendencia de espiritu revo-
ucionariO que Sc manifesto a veces
N In tribuna y en- Ia prensa, que no
Duede menOs de conducir al elemen-
o Obrero por caminos extrafiOs y vio-
entOs que. lejos de mejorar la situa-
ion del obrero. crea ObstaculOs para
a realization de sus justas aspira-
clones.
H.-Es dOlorOso para nOsOtrOs presen
liar el desamparo que prevalece entire
las familias obreras campesinas de
"a Isla, muchas de las cuales, en- los
largos meses en- que escasea el traba-
jo para los braceros. viven en- la mi
seria mas completa, careciendO de re-
cursOs aun para vestirse Y, alimentar-
Sc debidamente. Siendo este un pals
eminentemente agrfcola a la yez
densamente poblado. insistimos en-
que los grandes propietarios que en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-05

s,i'Aa saaa. lnssayss,ae la aamlnlssa
s'ism ass nuniisuso Aaaisamnaie , nra,
i-ssria a lss ssiilcsves > assaas ra.ll
Eariups~ cue lsur nnrsara MlnlsacsA
l'aru,aulul hos s'orux,s'usacn.
~ NJ Tssacaes rnelles a. alsiHnsl,
a lss mnshes l,rGsriariss uar mns~
tsan iHicsss vss~laacFn a fa,or ae "a
IscsRes 3 familias de agIrgaaos.
ssnniiiisasda cDn a lsfrsGsto De Ia ~
F'iiaa rTisiiana. no sslo les faclliiai
fsSnrSos Iecuniarios en tiemlsos o,
neccsitlad. sinO cue les prexian ayu
da personal ahnesada peno M mis-
mo ticmpo EotamoS c0n l,eaa que. poi
regla general. existe en- naestra socis
dad una scparacidn demasiadO com
pleta entire hos ricos Y los pobres. %,
precisameIIte On cuanto a Ia maneTs
DE viyir. sinO en- la falta de simla
TIA mdtua Y ayuda personal de parts
de mnchos grandes propietarios e In
dustriales. debido a 10 cual. 81 no 81
justifica, a 10 menOs sc explica el es
plritu de odiO de rencor que hoy
ldfa Sc nOta entire los pObres hacia los
ric0s, todO 10 cual pide como remediC
que sc fOmente un acercamientO mai
fntimO entire las clases sOciales. sir
viendo de base Y norma las enselan
zas de NuestrO Senior Jesucristo
quien eh su ''amaOs los unOs a loi
otrOs" ha dadO al munndO la form;
mas exacta para dar vida y fuerza 4
las obligaciones perdurables de justi
cia social que tanto el rico como e
pobre han contraido ante Dios Y lo'
hombres y que nadie puede violar col
impunidad. saee
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-05

he sRsss~ digrasse o. IA i,Aa l.s.usa
la tirFEm. nnls2 fnsaar o. riausAa. -.
iAn ~ a arlFr o. ~ ariar sih nnasa.
~ a Isrsnnio. adn ~ nanrllns icm.
lasahas dsa aho an qnc tcsuniaan iss
zafras , sss~xlAas
lll.-Si sagfaao e. q dcserho BE-
IN prsq,i~daa. cuya gusta dcfensa -
cscncial lsara = lslets-aar De Ia So
vir~lad rn rsaieral. mas sagrade adm r.
Il dcTegho del ol,rcro DE- tcncr a sn Al
cance los needles necesarios y sn de-
coroSa sulsisiencia. II gol,ier1lo. rnes,
que aIsoya las grandes Industries ,
luS pnnpietarioS de extenssDs icrFc-
nos. mo- ds.se dejar sin ainllaro. me
dianie leycs ol0rtunas. a los hilos de
Ia TERRA que viven en eStas regioness
sin otro recurSo que cl sudor de sns
frentes para el sOstenimicntO propiO
y de sIis familias.
N.-COmo Ministries del Seilor Y
neleS lnteipreteS de las ellSenailZas
de nuesira Santa Iglesia. apoyamos a
los obrerOs en- sus justas aspiracio-
mes Y demandas: confesandO a la vez,
que precisamente son ellos los princi-
pales sOstenedOres del culto de sus
Ministries. pesar de sus mezquinos
jOrnales. Y con el fin de estableceT
una distribution mas equitativa en-
tire propietariOs y hombres de jornal,
acofdamos fundar Ell el "Libro de
Almas" una secci6n especial a favor
de los Obreros, quienes, mediante el
pagO de una Quota de un peso pOr to-
do ell aiio. pagadera Ell tiempos de
cosechas. tendran derecho tellOs y
sus familiares inmediatos) a nuestrOs
servicios, sin otra remuneration que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-05
Los progresses del Japon
Los astilleros construyen
buques en- % dias

iextraordinaria imnortancia al hechO
lie que ell vapor .CRAVOL KEYS. pu-
diera Ser construfdo EN- Detroit River
tSorte Am6ricaJ dentro de los % dfas,
no 'obstante ser estas las diinensiones
Ri,iclio mas reducidas que. el RAIFU-
KU MARU,, pdes tiene 261 pies de
eslora, 43 de manga ! 22 de puntal.
Cthnios Embellishments despues de
.estar 4fsto patti6i fef RAIFTKI MARU
de Kobe. en- su primer viaje, rtinbo "a
les pueftos .delsPlata, .llevaba bajo el
apuentes des Imandon un immense 2letreIo
que senngrandes scaractelesh 4leefa !:
"Tengo 20 dfas de- edad mfreme
,bien.' .s7,fi tY53 81 s1f;to 5iDJl'iao1i
as Sc .ha svistooque en- Norte America.
durapte el; periodic mas aetiyo de la
construction de mercantes, los, records
batfaR a los records mismes,g con los
que Sc .obtuvos una admirable eeleridad
en- la production. No es. pues. imposi-
Bile que los industriales japoneses lie
guen a lograr la repetici6n de este
proceso.
& El RAIFUKU MARU fue construf
do por la Kawasaki Dockyard Compa-
ny (Limited), de Kobe, uno de los
mas extensos Y antiques astilleros ja-
poneses. Dicha empresa emplea cons
tantemente unos 25.OO0 obreros cons
truye toda clase de buques, tanto de
guerra como mercantes.
Solo un factor parece restringir en-
el Jap6n la mayor production de Ito
nelaje: la carencia de aceros en- el
pals, 10 que Sc debe. sin duda, el que
Ell RAIFUKU MARU fuera construf;
do con materiales importados. en- su
mayorfa de Norte America. En- cam
bio ell imperio no. sllfre ed absolute
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-05

Fl Jap6n es hoy uno de los pafses
que marcia a la cabeza del progreso.
Su desarrollo, industrial es enor1ne,
,asf como sus actiyidades comerciales,
Y Ell mas de una OCCASION las Columns
de este diario han registrados .artfc,l-
iiossfefel 4 la eyoI Iaei6h aue vie
ne ppelsindose en- el hhpeiid del Sol
Nagdelte.
U1la de las demo osfl'a clones nlds fe-
haeientesS de la febtil aetiyldad nipp-
ha la constitnye el hes;bu de Que en-
hllo de los astiileres dst inlpefio fue
construfdo en- el termino die 70 dfas
un buaue de acero de $500 tonela-
das brntas.
q Ell 1lombre de Ia naye en- sciiesti6n
.es 'Kaifaku AIaru ID quiila fue CO
locada el L de- petpbre ailtinao. a las
siendo q bnqne batado al aqua ell 80
del lnismo nie d las, 6 las pruebas
oticiales tuvieron lligar q S de iioviem
bre pr0ximo pasatlo 4 pocos dias des-
pues parti6 con su cargamento COM
pleto de mercaderfas generates con
destino Sud America.
Tiene. la nave 385 pies de eslora, 81
de manga Y q de puntal. En- sus dos
primeras prdebas,. que abarc6 4 mi
Has cada una, desarroll6 un andar me
'dio de 14.n nudos por hora.
Esta hazaf1a de rapida, constructor
demuestra claramente Ell immense de.
sarrollo industrial en- que ha entrado
lei imperfo japohes ya que represen
ia una admirable reduction en- e
tempo que antes ses enlpIeaba alll pa
.i.a estas obras. Hast en- los nisnos
Estados Unid0s: dende dufante el ahc
iiltino las nstrucciones rapidas 81
isucedfan las unas las 6tras Sc dio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-05
LA CIUDAD DE MEXICO
de
Nj. CAMBLOR co.

Visitc esta casa 81 desea COM
prar calzadO buenO y baratO, ira
jes para caballeros y nihOs, ca
misas de colOres, sombrerOs, 60
rras, medias de todos precios,
panuelos, cOrreas, cuellOs, cOrba.
tas, camisetas, calzoncillOs, tiran.
tes y pantalOnes blancOs y de
color.
I'm centenar mas de cosas bue-
mas y baratas.
Cuando haga su cOmpra pida
su ticket y pida infOrmes por que
Sc dan tickets.
M CAMBL OR CO.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-05
Sc DESEA AIlQUILAR

Tn pisO en- casa de altos. de
baslante o regular capacidad. pa
ra instalar en- el una SOciedad,
que este situadO dentrO de Sar
Juan, dandOse preferencia a las
GALES, Tetuan, Luna, Sol o San
Sebastian. Sc Ofrece hacer con.
tratO pOr entire unO y tres ahOs
con satisfactOria garantia.
Para infOrmes, p. o. Box 504.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-05

Sc drsea eendrr q muy acre.
diisds Establishments N lmpe.
rlal-. cafe helrl restaurant silua.
a. Cn q siiio mas ctnirics de
MayagaeE por tcner cue aussn.
tarse ~ ducha Ia sinda Dc DO.
rras.
Mckinley y reral 80.
box az. Telffono 25L
Ma,agiiez. T.. r.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-05
QUINCALLEROs

ST quieren tener utilidades en-
sus compras no hagan estas sin
visitar a MANUEL RODRI-
GUEZ donde consiguiran mas
"del Is por ciento de rebaja."
'Encajes", medias, calcetines,
bOrdados, olanes, telas y zapatOs,
hay grandes existencias en-
itaiis e IaLAsLUNA; 2aiis4 o +.
Rio Piedras, 7 Puerto Rico.
'>''i1 Advt,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-05

las agitaci6ness obfeias, tan cdmtines
hoy en- todd el tnundo. SegGn el "Aiiua
rio Financier6) Y. Eedh6mie6' del ia,
pom, corfesP6naienteoca 1913. el pro
medic de sueld0 pagado a los obrefos
CONSTRUCTORS sIieJ alGanzapal anjfyen, o
sean l0.l0 canthv0s orOs9ss si.ia cf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-05
/, I !. ~. II o. U..fG RsAs E.O@s.

y. Capaz y dsphesto D dispuesta para hacer mIl7
sccho trabajoy biieen heeho en- Espalol en- Ingles
necesita una Corporation grandes situada.a
so kilometres de San Juan Sc pagara I'M sueldo
LIBERAL a la persona que rellna las condicio-
les necesarias, pero aquellas que no posean
verdadera practica y habilidad en- los dos idio-
mas no deben perder su tempo contestando es-
tie anunciov Drijase por correo a "An6nimo',
Ell Impartial, San Juan.
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CONTINUED from Fifth Page)

Ransdell always has been interested
in patriotic societies and was the
founder of d. A. X. chapter in her
home. She also served for two terms
on the national board of directors as
treasurer general. She also Is
of the Confederacy and Of the Co
lonial Danes.
Mrs. Henry Fountain Ashurst is an
other exceedingly interesting member
of the senatorial set and she ella ms
two countries as her own-this. where
she has made her home for the past
twenty-five wears. and Ireland. where
she was born and for which she re-
tains the tenderest affection. She was
born and lived for time in that love
ly and at the same time lively iittie
town of Kerry. Kilkenny. Baltimore
was her first home in this country.
where she was the guest OF her aunt
for several years. Mrs. Ashurst -
proud OF an unique honor which fell
to her lot when the Ill health Of
member OF her family had compelled
her to remove to Arizona. She was
appointed the first woman in charge
Of a well equipped weather bureau ut
Fla gstaff. and so absorbed had she be-
come in the complex and interesting
work that the present senator. then
sheriff OF the county. found it diff
cult task to persuade her to take over
the care of his home instead.
Mrs Ashurst always has been of
philanthropic trend and for years she
found a tremendous task In aiding
delicate youths and maids who rushed
to Arizona with no assets whatever
but hope. With several other resi-
dents she made up a committee to
look after such until they were sufIi-
GENTLY recovered to accept some posi-
ton, or II too advanced a victim of
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u s. N. and Mrs. Hun have had as
their guests at the Naval Academy
their niece and nephew, Miss Eleanor
Treacy and Mr.. Hugh Treacy OF
Plainfield, n. ].
Commander James Reed, jr.. U. S. N,
and Mrs Reed will 60 this week
to Los Angeles, Calf. to make their
future home The former has re-
signed from the service to enter
business.
Mrs Lloyd S. Shapley. wife of Com
mander Shapley, L. s. N. has gone to
the Mare Island, Calf. navy yard to
visit her brother and sister. Capt.
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Navy and Marine Corps Notes.

Rear Admiral G. P. Colvocoresses,
e. 8. N, accompanied by Mrs. Colvoco-
resses. has returned to Washington
for the spring and early summer
Hotel Gordon. Admiral and Mrs.
Colvocoresses have spent the winter
in Florida.
Mrs. Jay K Esler, wife of Lieut..
Commander Esler, u S. N. has gone
Of her sister. Mrs. Lindau, in order
to be near her mother, Mrs. Sam
Byerley, who for several months past
has been Ill at one of the New York
hispitals.
The Misses Scales. daughters Of
Rear Admiral Archibald A. H. Scales,
U. S. N, have as their guests at An
napolis Miss Florence Schmick and
Miss Helen Huffner of Washington. in
whose honor numerous holiday en-
tertainments have been given.
Mrs. B. F. Tilley. Wife Of Lieut.
Commander Tilley. U. s. NJ. has gone
to ventnor. Atlantic City. where un-
til the hrst Of the month she will
Mrs c. Baldwin Buchanan. Early
in May Mrs. Tilley will go to James
town, r. l., to spend the summer.
and Commander Tilley. who is at
present in southern waters command-
ing the U. g. s. Isherwood, Will join
her there.
Maj. W. L. Redles, U. s. NJ. c., who
for tho period Of the war was as
sistant naval attache in Japan. has
recently had conferred upon him by
the emperor the Order of the Rising
Sun. Maj. Redles Is one of the few
oficers in tho service who converses
and roads huently in tho Japanese
language.
Mrs John c. Fremont. widow OF
Admiral Fremont, y. s. n. who ac-
companied her mother. Mrs. Ander-
son. to her country home. at Penn
berton. n. j.. has returned to WASH
inEton.
Mrs. Schumacher, wife Of Lieut..
Schumacher. q. 9. n. has gone to
Annapolis for 4 visit to her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Thomas.
Lieut.. Commander Earle r. ,I"@
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Henry NJ Gleason, U. S. N. and Mrs.
Gleason.
Commander Shapley is commanding
the U. 8. destroyer DeLong.
Col. Frederick l. Bradman. Y. S.
NJ c.. accompanied by Mrs. Bradman.
will arrive from California early In
the week for station at Quantico.
Va.
Mrs. Harold V. Mckittrick. wife Of
Commander McKittrick, u. 8. n, after
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonathan Old, at their home at Nor
folk. has returned to Washington.
Lieut.. Commander Kenneth f. Low
man, L. S. N. and Mrs. Lowman have
had as guest at their home at Nor
folf Mrs. Lowman's sister. Mile.
Elaine Fautrat. daughter Of Col
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Fautrat Of the French army. Mile.
Fautrat has now gone to Chicago for n
visit to Lieut.. Jack Walsh. U. S. A, and
Mrs. Walsh.
Or. Charles wheatley, L. S. N, and
Mrs. Wheatley. whose marriage re-
Gently took place in this city. have re-
turned here to make their home for
the present.
Capt. Wyndham r. Mayo. U. s. N.
has his daughter. Mrs. Morton J..
Deyo. as a guest at his home. at Nor
folk.
Mrs. Royal b. Bradford. widow of
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Rear Admiral Bradford. u. q. n. has
gone to Annapolis to spend the spring
with her son-in-law and daughter.
Rev. and Mrs. Johnson, at st. Anne's
rectory.
DIR. Middleton Elliot, U. 8. n. and
Mrs. Elliot have had 40 a visitor at
their home at the Naval Hospital I'm
this city Miss Caroline johnson.
daughter OF Capt. Alfred w. johnson,
L. S. y.
Commander John T. Bowers. U. 5. n.
a present on duty at the League Is
U,ontinued ON Seventh paRe)
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Continued on Seventh Page
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Every desirable fabric, every i'm
asinable type, every Spring shade is
represented in this immense collec-
ton of new Spring Suits. You will
have no difficulty in finding one that
will exactly meet your requirements
in every respect. Many are hand
somely embroidered or braid trim
medal are perfectly tailored-all
are beautifully lined with plain or
fancy silk linings-and every suit is
an extraordinary bargain.
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Mrs. Royal b. Bradford. wi
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-09
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of E. f. Wilcox, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Administrator with
the will Annexed Of the estate OF
E. E. Wilcox, deceased, to the Gre
ditors of and ali persons having
claims against the said deceased
to exhibit them with the Necessary
vouchers, within six months after
the first publication of this hot.
ice, to the said administrators with
the will Annexed at his office in
Wells Block in the City of Aber.
deem, South Dakota.
Dated at Philip, South Dakota
this 9Th day of August, 1920.
f. E. Flynn, Administrator with
the will Annexed Of the estate OF
E. E. Wilcox, deceased. g. IL 90
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Notice to Creditors.

State of South Dakota, County
of Haakon, SIS.
In County Court.
In the matter of the Estate OF
Henry Early, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned administrator of the es.
tate of Henry Early, decascl, to
the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said admin
istrator at the office of H. L.
Brown, in Philip in the county of
Haakon. South Dakota.
Dated at Philip, South Dakota,
August 5th, 1920.
John M. Johnson, Administrat5r
of the Estate of Henry Early, De-
ceased.
HI. L. Brown, Attorney of the
Administrator. SIP 9-2
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amounting to S4S 35, amounting
in all to S101 80, besides statutory
attorneys fees.
By reason of said default in the
payment of the installments due
July 18th, 1918, S4 90 January II,
1919, July 18th 1919, January 18th
1920 and July 18th 1920, S4, and
by reason of the mortgagors hav-
ing failed to pay the said install
ments amounting to the sum of
$50, besides interest. The assignee
Iof the said mortgage has elected
to exercise his option and to de-
clare the whole of the principal
and interest due and payable in
accordance with the the terms of
said mortgage and notice is hereby
given that the said mortgage will
be foreclosed by sale of the mort
gagged premises at Public Auction
for the satisfaction of the said
debt, costs and accrueing costs at
the front door of the Court House
in the City of Philip, in Haakon
County, South Dakota, on Saturday
the 9th day of October, 1920, at
the hour of one o'clock in the
forenoon Of said day.
Dated this 10th day of August,
1920.
Harry Kunkle, Attorney for
John A. Weeks, Assignee and Ow-
ner of said mortgage.
Frank Slocum, Sheriff within
and for Haakon County, South Da-
kota. aug 19 oct 6
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City of Philip, Haakon County,
South Dakota, by the sheriff OF
said county, ON Saturday the End
day of October, 1920, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon of that day.
The mortgaged premises, to be
sold as aforesaid, are situated in
Haakon County, formerly Stanley
County, South Dakota, and are de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: The
East Half of the Northeast Quart
er and the East Half of the
Southeast Quarter, of Section
Eight, Township Five North, OF
Range Twenty-three East of the
Black Hills Meridian, containing
160 acres more or less according
to the government survey thereof
Dated at Philip, South Dakota
August IL, 1920.
H. F. Irving, Assignee and own
Ter of said mortgage.
Frank Slocum, Sheriff of Haak.
on County, S. ID.
Philip and Waggoner, Attorneys
for Assignee.
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