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TEACHES WIFE AZ B. tC.,S

Harry Bryant, successful play
wright and Broadway habitue, mar
rfed Kate Martin, a ragged, homeless
little country waif. He married her
because he loved her, and he loved
her because she was ignorant Of the
things OF life. Not only had he to
teach her to write the A. b. C.'s but
also The "A. b.. C. Of Love. y The
title Of the picture showing for the
last time tonight at the Grand the
Iatre. !, j{ 1. s;s ID i, ~, /:
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I ,PREsBYTERIAN.

Sunday morning at the Presbyter-
ian church at IL O'clock, there Will
be special Easter music and the EasA
her message77by the pastor. The fol
lowing numbers are on the musical
program: Soprano solo; ''sThe. Holy
City, by Miss Ella Laqua; another
s..'Joy Bells Ring Out" BY the choir;
baritone solo, Calvary, by DR.. H.: r..
Two anthem; 3 The King Victor
siolls. by the choir; baritone solo.
1.-THE: Resurrection" (shelley) by
Andrew Rood; quartet, "The New
Jerusalem" ,Ssas@! =, ~ .. y Y $5a N
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, the
chorus OF twenty voices will give the
Easter cantata, "Our Living Lord T.
by Ira Wilson. This is a service Of
music embracing the story of the
Passion of Our Lord, "The program
includes the following: ~ ,5 ~; s5
Given by Presbyterian choir at the
church Sunday evening at 8 O'clock.
The chorus of twenty voices will give
the cantata entitled "Our Living
Lord" by Ira B. Wilson. The pro-
gram includes the following: ...s, y.
|sC1 Hail Day of Victory" by Miss
Ida Virginia Brown, MIR. Rood aud
Choir. e. 1.-THE Entry into Jerusa-
lem" by choir. ca "The Last Sup
Del, by Raymond Hannah. (4)
The Crucifixion," by choir. co 1.-THE
Burial" by Miss Edla Nelson, Mr..
Raymond Hannah and choir. (6)
might Within the Garden" by Miss
Edla Nelson. ~ "The Opened
Tomb. Eby choir. (S) "The Angels
Song by women's chorus. co., 1.-THE
Woman at the Sepulchre," by choir
s(1O) III Now 4 Is Christ Risen" by
lchoir. I'll II know That My Re.
ldeemer Liveth,'' by Miss Ida Virginia
Brown. (12J..." Our Lord Victorious >
by choir. 13) Lift Up Your Heads,
by Andrew Rood. (14) "The King o.
Glory" by choir
The Christion Endeavor will unit,
with the other Young Peoples soci
|eties az our city in q Sunrise Servic,
Ito,be held att6:30c at the Methods
church. s:% 4 t3.itsG >,r,J,
Is In accordance with the ban tina
has been placed on the young peopl'
Ito prevent the spread of epidemic
there will. tbe no Sunday school at tn
Presbyterian church. The Easter pro
gram which had been prepared will
not be given at this time.
" ~ 4 Z. e. 3
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SCANDINAVIAN LUTHERAN

Il j, Easter services conducted in the
English language at II 20 clock Sum
day morning. Vocal solQ. open the
Gates by Miss Brekke. Vocal Ssolo
by Andrew Rood. Selection by the
choir, Mr.. Rood director. The usual
Easter offering will be received.
Z Ms Osmond johnson, Pastor. fs m
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ST. BARTroIoAEw's EPISCOPAL,

81. 6AHI SV11O1EWo ET1oCVIhlH
8 a. m Holy Eucharist. Process
sional, hymn 122, Jesus Christ ! is
Risen Today, Alleluiah. '' Choral SER
vices, by Caleb Shipper. hymn 4 Sc,
ANGELS, Rolled the Rock Away Re-
,cessiorai. hymn ! 10, /" Come, All We
Faithful i. X 5St,3.4 u
IS IL m. Special service for
knights Templar The local comman-
Edery will attend. Vocal solo, Cal
vary. Paul Rodney, by Mrs. Julia
Smith. MISE. r.. Sanborn, accom-
pianist ..si XII Il y z,3S
s "a. 3 - George Backhurst, rector. <
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SPECIAL EAS MUSIC
IN BEAllDJl CHURC HE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Services will be held at the form
er Bemidji Association quarters,
Charles Nangle block, at II O'clock.
Sunday school at 9:45 is.SSt
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St. PAULS EWING. LUTHERAN

: sFs
Sixth street and America avenue.
I Easter morning !. service at II
o'clock. :, German communion service.
There will be no Sunday, school. e
Evangelical League at 2. p. m. Top
ic, Jesus and Faith" =
In the evening at S,o'clock, fol-
lowing the invocation by the pastor
the choir and young peoples league
will give an Easter musicale, con-
sisting Of the following numbers: -
1 The program is as follows: Invoca-
ton by the pastor, Rev. w. F. Kamp-
henkel; song, Stand Up For Jesus Z
by the Sunday school; violin solo,
selected, by F.. d. Mauritz; vocal duet
3"Glad Easter Morn Mrs. Carter
Treadwell and Mrs. Hector Brown;
cantata, II will Lift Up Mine Eyes, .
by the choir selection, by brass
.quartette; I. address, by the pastor; vo-
cal solo, THE Resurrection, (Ga-
briefly by Mrs. Chester Treadwell;
choir selection, (Osterlied) violin
solo, r.. e. Mauritz; Jesus, Savior,
Pilot Me- selection by. choir; quar-
tet, abide With Me- Mrs. Chester
Treadwell, soprano; Mrs. Hector
Brown, alto; r. Koehn, tenor; Har-
old swisher, bass. Miss Emma COLI
and Miss MyrtleN Kobe will be the
accompanies during the program.
"a Everybody welcome. "a H..ats
William F. Kamphenkel, pastor.
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MI. and M rs.. III. T.. O'Connell Of
Deer RIVER were among the. out of
town: visitors here yesterday. 5f s ON &:
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~. :, :, 80, 3, n I'D ,rr,r

FARMERS CLUB MET ~
The FROM Farmers club met to-
day at John Colman's farm and held
q very interesting session. q. Several
|of Bemidji,s business men attended
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NYMORE CONGREGATIONAL

!: 81 Sunday School.
8: 30 Preaching service.
u S:0O Tuesday evening, prayer
meeting. MI
HUI ! IA George w. Kehoe, pastor;
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l-II
q q 4
I'd 81. a, \, !, III,
Lois. o. houses 4. Ley me So - n
" one " ILLS. 80 isnu u
44ars ~ ynre q sV ernsl IN ~ N ~ M
hess caller N the Scity touAy " VI
!. -- !. 4 y ],
D bogari q iaof 7. - ~
I. 4. \, ] i.
the New ~ plan pu.laAns, -
has been post pone0 % 2 iater ua y 8.
n III ~ 6,
The union musicians ~ are eavlns s
dance the Armory tSaster 5' 81
N ~ ~
", !, !, Z, !, !. = ~ y d,st.
aass s ~ 1, ants q an i rila M
visiting n Be g Quay pN''' &. III
/. !, /. !. Z, J, Il i
Fine LOT q nome-sroo y z y. Is
I'M g stne 'o4. 80
Phone VI "; ~ $50 III
MI Claude Chambers g 8, Ny 1872 :.
celeb DRAFTED her oirt ndtay 81 nauasu
~ inviting 10 4 rev ladys4
:. !, I. Is.
- Asnet Aee1 5
visit frien q tietofA s'as
!, Y. \,
The Lone one .WoIEs Dau n = !,
Is sequel to Tine Lone IVY W .. anu
sS alse Faces ~ Louis MS I! osepn : auee'
80 ii - w. t
[: b. !, I,
MIS- q. Q. Cole q Nym1 ~ 'r WI
h leave on WEDNESDAY TOE ssa ~
Wash.. 70 visit Win ner sister, vt :
81: 81. Peter, TOT sevefai Weeks ess,I Y.
y. Kaiser is IN Bemid1i recelv 1
II ing treatmen 1or mis- eyes. =. =
Mclean is in charge q the creamery
during his absen ce.:.Nortn ION re
cord. s2$s +. Il K I: ,s. &. +.
80 {. y; -, .,,.s !,
N 3. Duxbury Land Co.. arrived l q N me
city yesterday ana az soon g as MS
H household goods arrive VIII move n
to the house at lei IRVINE "a avenue s'e tQlt4
/, !, -, s. -, Z. !, !.
pot casn leio 1or n.Desty ! S ~ ~
IN 3. Hooley ~ Mort nern s:Sii ss ~.
during the day. OF . Markham =: 1ot =
s 0ventngs. IL III -. AA :. -
Y III 49, -. + ~ z5S>.
County superintenaent q = s saturn
has been attending 2 scn 1a'lr su Il
noe 8 conference % s.f
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sy Frank Bahr, q student at the North
Dakota University: was. I'M Bemidji
Friday, en- route to blackjack to
spend easter vacation with his par
|ents there. While in the city, he was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. N.
Bacon. Il :, .s3 i i#f2:s 5a: .
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Frank I4ardyso Big Falls is spend
ing two weeks vacation: with his
niece, Mrs. Z. G. Cole, OF Nyhlore. y
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meeting.

Swedish Lutheran charge, the girls
Ichoir win sing two selections, Down
lin the Lily Garden, " and she iasRis-
Ten. ~ f { ss ~ II Il; :t& tsss .Sss
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n Martin Dunn returned this morn
ing from Minneapolis, where he has
been the greater part Of the week on
a buying trip, purchasing furniture
and fixtures for his new restaurant,
which he will open in a few weeks.
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rs OCIAL N D n ERSOaNIA55LL...

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Dears: River:5Were among the out Of
town visitors here Yesterday =, s!.42 ss2 Il
$ d 80 s2 u .3
+. Frat,k IA rdy. ,;of Big Fails ii spend
niece, Mrs. &C. Cole, Of Nyhlore. y
mn II M h - s& a.. ".
have in the pound one white
mare at 1923 Park avenue: James
Hahn, poundmaster. ~ NJ 2t4-5
5e g: s,'5z - - -. !. + +. ,$ n
Mrs Lloyd Pendergast returned to
al 81, tVlsielns VIII ie'a go - =
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Mrs. =. Hall Of Eckles was a 1be-
tween train business visitor in Be
|midjf Friday: y BIG n: a q
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NOTICE

On account of the increasing NUM-
Der Of cases Of measles since the first
LOT the week, It has been deemed ad-
visable to close al theatres, Sunday
schools and other places whore chill
|dren congregate, excepting the pub
lie, normal and other schools which
are under the care Of school nurses.
We therefore recommend that all
places be closed to children under
the age of fifteen years, until fur
ther notice. ! S III. " 5a .,
e. "A. Shannon, health officer,
= s;+}S. L.. r. Johnson, mayor, 81
Thos. Bailey, Chief Of Police.
# Il? i ri ,{&'v + =, ~: .s 3d4-3
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BAPTIST

10:30-Sunday school. .s $zss
! 11:3O Morning worship. Subject
OF sermon, "The Spiritual Value of
the Resurrecter Life
700 p. m.-Young peoples SER
vice. li:is1 (. Il 4
500 p. m.--Eyening service, with
sermon on subject, 'Christ's Resur-
,rection, It's Proofs and Meaning"
4. The Northwestern Association Con-
ference Of the B.Y.P.U u. will be held
at the Bemidji Baptist church, COM
mencing on April ond closing on
April II. Every one is welcome to
attend the services.
b Following is the program OF music
Sunday. 4 Il. K I. 5s'5:
Opening hymn, Christ Arose.. by
the choir. Duet, HE Lives" Misses
Ruth and Nurfel Rice. Solo, Con
slider the Lillies," Miss Lethe Dawson.
Anthem, Welcome, y. Easter Time"
by the choir. Closing hymn, zone
Day. by the choir. Evening service:
Solo, Calvary" BY DR.. r. r. Two.
Anthem, ''Eastsr Farewell" by the
choir
George ". KeAos. Pastor.
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;,.s I have in the pound one white
mare at 1913 Park avenue: james
Hahn, poundmaster. 2t4-5
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B. Miss Mavis Phillip will return to
her school duties at Becida the fore
part of the week, after spending her
Easter vacation at her home on r.
vine avende. 4, Il = 4. nv %&,.
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a.. G.. Gahrielson 4 Of Thief River
Falls was q business caller here on
Friday. 4, sS.. 4 3 i II ;.. ..s..5 81
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-. M. Olson: Of Brainerd was Be.
midi business visitor sterday. VII

"a. q. O'Banion Of Park Rapids was
a Bemidj business visitor yesterday.
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sss Miss Ethel Keehr left the tore part
III the week for Bemidji Nhet sh NE
will visit friends. = "a lefofk INES.
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Mrs Lloyd Pendergast returned to
her home at Lake Plantaganet Friday
after visiting with relatives at Ar
gyle. g .5 S :S...s " 5.5ss !, = NY
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Mn Claude Chambers Of Nymore
celebSatsd her Sbirt hday on Thursday
NV inviting n q few lady . BIZ!
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Mrs. Z. 6. Cole Of Nymore will
leave on Wednesday for Seattle,
Wash., to visit with her sister, MIS-.
II. ct. Peter, for several weeks. s Il.
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IA ten piece union orchestra will
furnish the music for the dance sEa ast,
ster Monday Ia the Armory. Remem-
her the music they furnished for the
timber workers dance. @ a ~ 5t4-6
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See 1.-THE Lone Volts Daugh ter, +"
h sequel to 1.-The Lone Wolf ana
sssFAlse Faces By Louis Joseph Vance,
It the Grand theatre tom orrow. III
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j. Kaiser Is II Bemidji receiv-
Ing treatment for his eyes. g. D.
Mclean Is In charge Of the creamery
during his absence: -Northome Re
cord. s.s, I. 4 .5,.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Gill and fam.
i ilys will leave this evening for Mime.
apolis. Mr.. Gill will return on Tues.
day, and Mrs. Gill and children will
remain indefinitely, TO visit with
friends and relatives. A go 4 Il. XII: I;
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IL Miss Maryel Bolda 81 Becida was
{53s u. s;H. flynn Of Remer was q bust
81 ss cal Ter IN the city Friday.
Friday shopper in the city. t#

Sf5 q. 8A. Mills Of Crookston spent the
day here yesterday on business.
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John Richards, member Of the =
Il. Duxbury Land Co., arrived IN the
city yesterday and as soon as his
household goods arrive will move In
"a the house at 1921 Irvine avenue.
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"a. Mrs. George Stensrud of Puposky
clerk Of the new school district No
!: 80, was "a Bemidji business visitor
today. & .S,:s 4, SE.s'.&5 -. =.
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mi MT. and Mrs. g. e Lundberg OF
Northome were visitors In the city
Friday. u; u, y u K S&s 7se
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Castle, seacneFs ut the Simek
school near Washkish, has raised over
$50, during the. school year from rom
school Entertainments and has pur-
chased library books tor the schools
use. .ss4 !. ss .34.&sss On n
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County Superintendent Of schools
y. G. McGhee is expected to return
tomorrow fronl. Minneapolis where ne
shaa been att0ndfnga school Ssuperin-
Stendents' conference. j, ,.:t
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the New Kaplan building, April 9Th
/ has been post oned to a later date.

The union musicians are giving 9
dance in the Armory Easter Monday
April 9Th. t4-s
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SWEDISH LUTHERAN

! George w. Kehoe, pastor
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There will be union Sunrise
Service Of all the Young Peoples
societies of the city's churches, at the
Methodist church on Sunday morn
ing at g: 80 o'clock: S.9 = III s1..
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Fine lot Of home Hyacinthis
VI the green house. SOC and DC.
Phone i66. i:s5 2t4-2-3
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Single comb white Leghorn setting
eggs from all winter layers, for
sale by George Bergland. Phone III
w. y..a q d, "a .s. .*. -. s2d4-5
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F Lots Of houses. Ri Let me sell you
pnc. al: ]. Willis. the landmaIi
& Lars Myhre of sWerne r wa III a bust y &
ess caller 10 the city today li3s Il

4S D. Bogart OF Hornet TOWNSHIP
spent the day. here on business.
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[3sE Bert Jamis0n, Ed. Rogers and RI
EL. Rogers \ u M Walker spent Friday

here! fGs $1sa,I N, i ..sS53 Al a X;
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Jens Beck 81 Kelliher was 2 Friday
visitor in Bemidji. a NM
w. j. @MeG Garry Of Walker Is q
Wayne Gilman Of Big Falls speI
Friday IN this city. s3s 533,ss

James Ryan Of Northome spent
Friday here s0n business.
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Mrs. Hardin Hillard Of; Argyle, was
in Bemidj il Friday en- route to the
home OF her sister, Mrs. James Hyde,
at; Lake Plantaganet, to visit for 3
few days. la Is. M: In a s5s
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F. M. Malzahn is unloading a ship
ment of Oakland cars here today. The
shipment includes one Sedan and two
touring models. y S$' II 4 il % E.:E
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Miss Phyllis Boil den, teacher N dls s!
srict NO. ~, north Of Tenstrike, .Sis
visiting IN Bemtdji today. M
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-01-22
ORDER AND NOTICE FOR HEARING
FINAL ACCOUNT or ADMINIS-
TRAITOR OR EXECUTOR

State Of North Dakota. County Of Bot
tineau, IS. In County Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Williams
II. Wolfe, Deceased.
Margaret l.. Wolfe. ..--.....--Petitioner
elizabeth Wolfe and Helen Wolfe, and
all others interested in said estate
rhe State of North Dakota to the Above
Named RESPONDENTS:
TAKE NOTICE:
That Margaret L. Wolfe. ais executrix
VI the estate above mentioned has rem
,lered and presented to the Court her
final account praying that a time be
1xed for the settlement thereof. and
for the distribution Of the said estate:
and it appearing to the Court that said
state is ready for distribution:
1T is ORDERED. That said account
be brought on before the Court for set
Element on the 4th day of FEBRUARY. 1920
at 3 o'clock p. M. at the office of the
County Judge in the Court lou In the
'ity Of Bottineau in the county and state
aforesaid.
That upon confirmation and settle
ment Of said final account the Court
without further notice and at the time
and place above mention will proceed to
4 distribution and partition Of said es-
tate to all entitled thereto.
That all persons interested in said es-
tate be and they are hereby cited to APP
pear at said time and place and show
cause. if any there he, why said &C
count should not De Settlcd ana SalQ cS-
tate distributed as prayed.
AND TT IS FURTHER ORDERED,
That notice Of said hearing be given by
service of this order on all persons in
terested in said estate by publishing the
for four successive weeks. in The
Courant. a newspaper printed
and published at Bottineau. in said coun-
ty. At.
Done at the office Of the County Court
above mentioned. this oath day of De-
1919.
By the Court.
Irving r. parkway.
(Seal) Clerk Of County Court.
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ORDER AND NOTICE FOR HEARING
FINAL ACCOUNT OF ADMIN
OR

State Of North Dakota, County of BOT
nneau. en. In County Court
In the Matter Of the Estate of Rebecca
s.; Armstrong, Deceased.
A. r. MacKay. Petitioner
VS..
Ira b. Armstrong: Annie Patterson. FL
Ethel Ilisley. Charles W. spratt and
Albert I. spratt and all others interest
rh ed s tn sa of N estate Ds neutrality-suspicious. r ;Ss dent.
Named r %spondents: A0'a 70 the ABOVE
TAKE NOTICE.:
That A. r. MacKay. as Executor of
the estate above mentioned has rem
final account praying that a time be hx-
ed for h settlement thereof. and for
the distribution Of the said estate: and
It appearing to the Court hat said estate
1T is ORDERED. That said account
he brought On before the Court for set
tlement on the Fourth day Of February,
Of the County. Judge in the Court House
in the City of Bottineau. in the County
and State aforesaid.
That upon confirmation n settle
without further notice and at the time
and place above mentioned will proceed
to a distribution and partition Of said
estate to all entitled thereto.
That all persons Interested in said es-
tate be and they are hereby cited to ap-
pear at said time and place to show
cause. II any there be. why said account
should not be settled and said estate dis
tribnted As prayed.
AND TT rs FURTHER ORDERED,
That notice Of said hearing be given by
service of this order on all persons in
terested in said estate by publishing the
same for four successive weeks. In the
Bottineau Courant. a newspaper printed
and published at B%ottineau. in said
County. and by personal service on Ira
r.. Armstrong. at least ten days before
said day Of hearing.
Done at the office Of the County Court
above me"t'oned. his 22d day of De-
cember, 1919.
BY the Court.
(Seal Of the County Court)
J. T. Rerdah1.
At. Judge of County Court
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-01-22
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FoREC1os.
URE SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
that certain mortgage executed n de-
livered by Clyde r. Giffen and Mary n.
Giffen. formerly Mary e. White. his
wife. mortgagors. to State Bank Of Kra-
December 5. 1918. and flied for record
in the office of the Register OF Deeds
Of said Bottineau County. on December
10. 1913. and recorded in book 70 OF
mortgages at page 302. and assigned by
4 corporation. On November 20. 1916.
which assignment was recorded In the
office Of said Register of Deeds in book
81 Of mortgages at page BIT. and assign
ed by Gardena State Bank. to Charles
8. Fairfield on August 20: 1919. which
flee Of the Register Of Deeds of said
County in book 70 Of mortgages at page
500. will be foreclosed by a sale Of the
premises in such mortgage. and herein
after described. at the front door OF the
Court House IN the City Of Bottineau
County of Bottineau and State Of NORTH
Dakota. at the hour Of 900 O'Clock p.
NJ. on h oath day of January. 1920. to
satisfy the amount due on said mortgage
on the day Of sale.
gage and which will he sold to satisfy
the same are described as follows: to-
wit: The North-half Of section twenty
me in township one hundred sixty-one
It range seventy-seven, in Bottineau
County. North Dakota.
at the date Of sale the sum of s2082 a.
Dated December is. 1919.
Charles S. Fairfield. Assignee
and owner Of sale mortgage.
w. Fl. Adams,
Attorney for Assignee,
Bottineau. North Dakota.
D. 10 to J. %.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-01-22

tineau. SIS.
1, John T. Page, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true, to the best
Of my knowledge and belief.
John r.. Page,
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of January, 1920.
(Seal) H. J. Patterson.
Notary Public.
Correct. Attest:-
J. s. Page,
S. J. Roswell. Directors.