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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
MOUNDSVILLE
news
CONTINUE HEARING
IN VENUS CASE

The preliminary hearing OF the case OF
the State or West Virginia VS.. Ralph
Venue vas continued from yesterday
afternoon until ten O'Clock this MORN
ing before Squire l.. n. Lewis.
Venus Is charged with taking a Ford
car belonging to county Assessor Fred
A. McNinch from Tomlinson avenue last
Friday evening.
The case was begun at two o'clock
yesterday afternoon and Is expected TO
take up a great part OF today as many
witnesses are to be examined.
The principal witness for the state
yesterday was c. G. Roc OF tho firm Of
Cramblett & Roe OF Tappam. Ohio. He
stated that Venus bought tire from
him last Saturday morning about two
o'clock and paid him by means OF a
check. H. stated that Venus was driv-
ing u Ford car bearing the license mum.
Der DIPS. That was the number OF
tho plato on McNinchs car.
Tho State In represented by prosecut-
ing attorney J. ID. Parriott and the de-
PENDANT by attorneys D. Il. Evans and ].
Priscilla Club
The Priscilla Club met yesterday ev-
enlng with Mrs. J. T.. Nudge at Glen
dale. After the business session re-
freshments were served.
Marriage Licenses
Marriage llcenscy wecr issued yester-
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you can't expect the little
" ones to be happy and play
- full when tho head feels dull
and the stomach bloated. The
normal habit Of children is to be
happy and when you notice them
cross and fretfm you viii usually
find constipation is responsible.
Perhaps they have missed that
daily function so necessary 70
comfort and health. Look at the
tongue and see if the breath 10
bad. Watch for belching. These
are the ten-tale symptoms Of con-
stipation. Tonight give a little
Of DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin,
which you can buy at any drug
store, and il win act in the morn
ing and the troublesome symp-
toms promptly disappear.
DR.. Caldwen's Syrup Pepsin is
q combination Of simple laxative
herbs with pepsin. Unlike the
harsher physics it acts gently and
without gripping so that while
xrownups can use il freely it can
also be given TO q tiny baby with
perfect safety. Thousands Of
American families would not think
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11

fore Judge J. B. Sommerville in circuit
court today.
The jury in the case Of William Bane
vs.. The Suburban Brick company. was
dismissed yesterday morning aS they
faiied tn agree. Mr.. Bone was SUNG
for 2I0.O0O personal damages sustained
while in the. employ OF the defendant
company.
Moundsvnls Personals
Mrs. viii Peters, of Columbus. Ohio.
In the guest Of her mother. Mrs. K. s.
Peters and other relatives in this city.
Miss Mary Primm is the guest Of
Mrs. G.. W. Ricl Of Lafayette avenue.
Mrs. Mary Talbot, Of Sherrard. Is
spending few days with Mrs. Frank
Daniels Of Grant avenue.
Miss Marjorie Ransom attended the
Country Club dance at Marietta. Ohio,
and will stay over for another dance to-
night.
Miss Mary Callahan and Mrs. william
Fisher spent yesterday in Wheeling.
Ross and Floyd Bonar. students at
Wesleyan college. arrived in this city
last night to spend the summer vaca-
ton at their homes in this city.
Hugh Pickett. who IL attending
Broaddus College at Philippi, W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
GAINESVILLE

BARNESVILLE. O., June 10-Mrs'
Charles Rratton entertained with an
afternoon tea at her nome In Cherry
street. Tuesday afternoon.
Tho sunday school class taught by
Miss Elizabeth Coop and Mrs. George
Fisher enjoyed a weiner roast. north or
town. Tuesday evening.
Mrs Frank Robinson OF North C,hest-
nut street will entertain number or
her friends this afternoon with tea.
Mrs. Roy Graham and daughter OF
Lima. O.. are visiting DR.. and Mrs. !.
y. Bcall OF West Main street.
Sinclair Bolon and sister, Miss NARY
RoIun. Of Bethesda visited relatives
here this week.
Mrs. Carrie Ludwig returned to her
home at Marietta, o., after visit with
relatives this week.
Quite a number Of delegates attend
cd the Belmont County Sabbath School
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convention which was in session herr
Tuesday and. WEDNESDAY Of this we'll
MIR. and Mrs. ]. d. Richards u
Bethesda, Of spent "wednesday in town
H. S. Drake and Z. d. kershner. REP
resenting the Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Company, were visitors In this CITY
yesterday.
Mrs. Theo. Modem and Mrs. ChAa
Fisher went to New Concord today q
attend commencement at Muskingun
College.
buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Clearance sale on Trimmed Hats.
c. II. ABERCROMBE,
ts-9-l I144 Main ST.
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has arrived home for the summer vaca'
ton.
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BRIDGEPORT

1,.ays news items for The Intslli-
..ncer At Hlckey's News stand.
Ssiny q Reeds Drug Store or the
Bridgeport Hardware Company or
cali NKrt.u's Ferry S27 J.
Albert w. Otte. Local Correspondent.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-06-17
KFNSEBEC AvENUE-ENBDRS

Clayton f. Eames went to Portland
on business one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson and
son went to Pennington last Sunday.
Among those who attended the dis
trict meeting of Rebekahs held a
West New Portland last Monday ever
ing were Mr. and Mrs Fred Ward Mr.
and Mrs. Edmond Gilman. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Thompson, Mrs g v.
Moulton, Mrs Harlon Boyington and
Christie Moulton.
Miss Gladys Palmer has gone 70
Boston TO visit relatives.
Asa Entrican, our station agent. has
returned from Arkansas where he has
been spending his vacation.
Floyd Moulton is working at Biag-
ham for the New England Lumber CO.
during his school vacation.
Miss Annie Hebert attended the
dance at North Arson last Friday
night
Harlon Boyington has purchased an
Overland car.
G. W. Moulton Of Emhden and Mark
Padham OF Scion are doing carpenter
work at Scion, repairing buildings
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THE NEWS OF sOMERSRTs BUSY
TOWNS
BINGHAM CENTER

The Blaine school closed last Fri
day after a very successful year 9
work. Appropriate exercises were
carried out by the children to which
about Twenty-Five parents and friends
listened. Refreshments of ice cream
and fancy cookies were served after
which games were played. The fol-
lowing pupils, Aileen and Clifford
Clark, Lephe Grant, James Cassidy
and Verne ODonnell were conveyed
by team by George Burton from The
Whittier school TO the Blaine, a dis
lance of about four miles. Much
credit is due Mr.. Burton for his per
severance and promptness "a he made
two trips every day and the above
pupils were not tardy fer the term
Ola Nottage, James Cassidy and Lephe
Grant were not absent for the term
and Ola Nottage has been absent only
one day for the year.
Angie and Ermou Smith of North
Arson have been spending lev
days with their grandparents Mr. and
Mrs Zenas Fletcher
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Ireland. Mrs
Florence Gray and Alonzo Gilman all
of Easton visited Mr.. Gllmans broth
er, George and his parents Mr. and
Mrs Charles Gilman the first o. the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood York motor
ed to Pennington last Sunday in their
Ford car.
1t is understood that John Mogle
has sold his farm and will soon move
his family 70 MARYLAND
John Lawrence and family OF Scion
spent last Sunday with George Not
tage and family.
Mrs. Carroll Taylor and two chill
dren of Bingham village are spending
a few days at Arthur Clark's.
Wesley Brown is a noted sheep
shearing man in this vicinity. He has
sheared 3S1 sheep this spring and
summer. finishing the last ones last
week
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LOCAL ITEMS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Joseph Pooler OF Waterylle spent
the week end al Lakewood


Joseph Pooler OF Wateryille spent
the week end at Lakewood
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valIo, 1t opet 80 n a. sns heIueoee
'''-'' '40'''"' i0' 0'-''ii'
va mr. -, inv oAase VI plue ,, VINO
.:a 99e', 'slnpe' VI yts i@ouiey 81
,'.1, ~ s'-'' ~ s s,is
iao - t,r 80 - t .D"H 'I f''lh.l ,7'iS
''s - ''''' nm
Clayton C. Eames. vel known
young attorney Of Scion vas in town
TUESDAY having business at the Court
House. Mr.. Eaaes is candidate
for nomination for The Office Of County
Attorney at The June Primaries On tie
Democratic ticket
The baseball team q The Sk9~he-
gan high school defeated Oakland
hgh team In game p.ased al OAK
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Chlldren's Day at N. L. Church

Children's Day was fittingly observ-
ed at the Centenary Methodist church
at 1915 Sunday morning. under the
direction of Miss Bertha Dow, Geneva
Smith, Marietta Nichols and Helen
Grundy. Preceding the children's
program were the usual opening ser
vices with Miss Gladys F. Pencil
singing a solo in response to the
prayer by the pastor, Rev H. J..
Nichols. The program was as fol
lows:
Primary song. Jesus Loves the Chill
dren; exercise, Heart Seeds, Lucy
and Lottie Adams; recitation, Cert
rude Emerson; song, Wynona Rich
ards exercise Pink Rosebuds. four
little girls; recitation, Robin and I,
Edgar Bishop; exercise, The Message
of the Roses; recitation. A Yellow
Buttercup, Vida Watson; song Edith
and Edgar Bishop; exercise, The
Path of Life; recitation, Gods Won
derful Love, Phyllis Weston. exercise.
Gods Little Flowers; recitation Make
Life Glad. Gladys True.
At the close of the program Mr..
Nichols gave an object sermon using
the clock. The affair proved to be
very entertaining and educational to
the little ones
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Vassalboro, Monday, after load Of
their goods
Parties formerly from New Bruns-
wick have been IN town recently look
Ing for farm. While here they were
guests Of A. J. Robinson and r. J.
Shaw.
J. F. and L. A. Woodsum are max
Ing some repairs on their buildings.
W b Longley Is doing the work
Mrs. Edith Clark will entertain the
G. {. Club tomorrow "wednesday
afternoon.
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SOMERSET LODGE ELECTS OFF,
GERS
Busy Week in Various Orders of Ma
sonic Fraternity

The annual meeting of Somerset
Lodge f. & A. NJ. No. "a, was held
Monday night. The following slate
of officers was elected ". M, Leslie
II. Goldsmith: Sr. w. Edwin P. Whit
ing; Jr. w. Leslie E. Jacobs treas
urer. c. p. Merrill; secretary, John
II. Lancaster; trustee. b. A. Sawyer.
c. p. Merrill, B. A Sawyer and w. T.
Seekins were elected trustees OF the
Building Association. The officers
were installed by the retiring Wor-
Sinful Master, Frank w. buchanan.
who was presented at a previous meet
ing with a past masters jewel.
This week is a particularly busy
one in the Masonic Fraternity. Tues
day evening a special conelaye OF De
Molay Commandery was held with
work in the Red Cross and Malta
orders in the afternoon. a banquet
was served about $50 by the mem
beers of the Order of Eastern Star and
in the evening the Order of Temple
was conferred The annual meeting
of Mount Morah Council was held
last evening and this evening at $50
there will be a special conyoeati0n of
Somerset Chapter II. A. Nj. with work
i'm the Royal Arch degree and refresh
mouts at the close. Tomorrow. Fri
day evening the regular meeting of
Sunset Chapter. o. +. 5. will be
held
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SOUTH BINGHAM AND VICINITY

Alonzo Gilman, Mrs. Florence Gray
and Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Ireland
OF Presque Isle are visiting Mr.. Gill
mans relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Cooley of
Palmyra were callers at c. b. Gill
mans one day last week.
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RIVER ROAD

Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Rritton. M.
and Mrs. John Clayton and son Ches-
ter took an auto ride to Pennington
and Wells, Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Boyineton has rettA1A d
from Orono, W re she attended, 4 g
graduation exercises Of the [. of 4.
Her son Ray being one of the class
Miss Elva Gilman Of Portland has
returned to her home after spending
a few days at the home Of Wm Boyn-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Boyle and
Leslie Spauding visited friend j.
Oakland Saturday.
Raw Boynton will leaye for New
York Cits Friday. where he has a
position with The Erie Railway as
craftsman OF bridge
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-30
LEGAL NOTICE.
M0f101 Or SALE or REAL HxrAr1
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. t1 -"
County Of Grand Forks.
Tn tCov ~a.-s44. -

County q g Grand Forks:
IN re matter aof the estate Of Charles
Notice is hereby given. that IN n,,ra,,.
apce Of an order OF license therefor 1Sniv
Issued to the undersigned, Emma MAJ.
son, admintstratrix OF the estate al
Gnsrie r sAAndsrsSn: deceased, on the 27th
private sale the following des seri ~
to-wtt:g -. - ,AAolaH
rh G1ET nsscs 9s.t e South p. point Mt, which !.
and Ffty-one (561, feet east OF me
northwest corner of Section Th,rtv.one
81 30 Township One Hundrey Ffty
theol north 81 Rance FIFTY 500 west;
. .hen = sc sss l,sRt an H5ns,dr saa Goo, fssi.
Hnndrsd Flprty. aisos feet. s theno ee'n e.
l1Ooo feet, thence Fight angies ana
north. One Hundred Forty d40) feet Ia
rhursSay tie sesrd' Day y1A & Is pe g nf.s!
1920, and BIDS for said land win he Is.
ceiyed 81 wr!ting ataths office Of the
yudse Of ~ County Court ,at the .lCouri
County and stats a%SofesaiS. All b aSst 3!
offers FOR said land must be GinE vrifinG
and may be left At the place Above
dssignated or delivered I fhc under.
y af the . snsese n nsf.onss1y. ae g NH.
prior to the making of said sale; ttai
said sale will besmade UPON the foii0Vs
Ing terms: All Z n the time q saie,
Detsd 81 Grand Forks. N. D.. this mi
d.y 9 sovf m1SA ANDEnsos,
AdrninistEatnxaof the estate Of
lNov. 81; Disc. 5-ll.5
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Delinquent Tax Sale List
OF Grand Forks County

BY airectieas q the board Of, county
9prth pakota.,E4I thereby give notice that
n Of the following described lands and
swn lots situated in the county Of
Ihich the taxes of 1919 and previous
BARS remain unpaid will be sold for
I'D taxes. at public sale in the manner
taovided by law, in the county auditors
fice, in the city OF Grand Forks. coun-
y OF Grand Forks, state Of North Da-
sta, on Tuesday. the 18th day Of De-
Snlber. "A. D. 1920. commencing at the
1urF OF 10 o'clock In the forenoon.
HANS ANDERSON.
Auditor OF Grand Forks County.
8Note-The following signs, abbrevia-
pms and letters used in this list are
tended to be interpreted Is follows.
The letters S. n. W. and e. as
nth. North, West and East respective
ne or or ne3 as northeast quarter,
ar or Sci as southeast quarter
7 or or sw. as southwest quarter:
y Or or nwa as northwest quarter;
ac. as section: twp as township; r as
ange; pit as part: bal as balance; 1t as
N: IT as feet; st as street, n hi as
If. The word of is to be understood
where two or more of the above
laracters are printed together. The
mount Of the tax is printed in dollars
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NOTICE or SALE OF, REAL H88AXE
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA }

County Of Grand Forks se,
5A In Coaiitys Court
In the matter OF the estate Of Joseph
Wellington Stanton, deceased: ~
Notice Is hereby given, that in pursu-
ance Of an order Of license therefor duly
issued to the undersigned, the admin
istrator Of the estate Of Joseph Yelling,
ton Stanton, deceased. on the 13th day
of November, 1920, I will sell at private
sale the following described lands lying
and being in the County Of Grand Forks
and State Of North Dakota, Nto-wit:
Lots twenty coy and, twenty-one f21)
in Block Thirteen (13) 'Lindsay's Add
ton to the City Of Grand Forks, HI
said sale will be made on or after FRI
day the 10th day of December. 1920. and
bids for said land VIII be received In
writing at the office or the Judge OF tho
County Court at the Court House In the
City Of Grand Forks, County and State
aforesaid. All bids or offers for said
land must be in writing, n nay be left
liyered to the undersigned administrator
of HI estate personally, at any tinfe,
prior to the making Of said sale: that
said sale will be made upon the follow
ing terms:
All cash at the time Of sale.
Dated at Grand Forks. N. o., this. 18th
day of November, 1920.
administrator Of the estate
Of Joseph wellington Stan.
ton. deceased.
Nov. Ie-2S-so.1 fsS
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SECOND sUNNoMS.
STATE OF r DAKOTA,

}ss. Il n
County N q s5ens F S19sRr .
3: Before P McL0g Faaae Justice Of the
Fl fhs = SIS! ISL = north Dakota q ;D ss'a' s..
By this second summons you are d.
II t tse e ci aPps 81 Drama s4sna ne Forks aa m IN o safs
D.. 1920, at 10, O'Clock, A. NJ. there to
n nnMsg n, the complaint Of the s,,s above
that on the 1st day Of November, 1920.
you were indebted to said plaintiff on
account in the sum Of $184.61, for the
iund Building, in the City. Of Grand
light current furnished to said rooms by
R %onth 81 May n your to the se mSn.h # drg Sovs the
that you hired and rented Of plaintiff
the rooms aforesaid for the period afore-
as rental and for said electric light cur
rent the sum aforesaid: that due demand
has been made therefor. but no part
agreed agreed to oAs Day svf plai H y P eseref a.'n lon y Dc.
mand. That on the 18th day of Novem-
Der. 1920, the plaintiff caused to be duly
i msns a out t Of this this court ol9ts a writ IT.. Ct attach J.
the said 18th day Of November, 1920,
the said writ Of attachment was duly
executed, served and returned according
to law, and due attachment was made
hereunder upon your property, consist
ing Of your Office furniture and equip
ment in the said building, and that
plaintiff now has by virtue thereof a
duly perfected lien and attachment
upon the said property, wherefore plain-
tiff demands Judgment against you for
the sum Of $184.61 and h costs and dis
bursements of this action, and demands
that the said personal property SO at
tached upon, which plaintiff has such
lien. be applied Is the satisfaction Of
plaintiffs said claim and the Judgment
to be herein. entered. and you are. nott-
fed that unless you, SO appear md sah-
swer, the plaintiff will take judgment
against you accordingly. : a. 2 . 80
Given this goth day Of November, A.
D. 1920. . 80 -
P. McLOUGEiLIN. 800
Justice. of the Peace in and
for Grand Forks County, N. d.
1t lis hereby ordered hat the within
second m shall deserved by pub
fishing the same in the Grand Forks
County. North Dakota, according to law
and for the time specified by law.
p. McLOUGHLIN, IA
Justice of the Peace in and
for Grand Forks County, N. D. r
tNov.y 1885, Dec. 7.).t set@
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LEGAL NOTICES.
f Il CITATION.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA


o1eAE1oN.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
! County Of Grand Forks: &. i
In the matter. Of the estate OF g. -
8tadstad. deceased:
A.. 8. Ellington Petitioner
Hans q: st.d.tad.. Ole G.,
ssad. xifred Xndersos, J
Clara Anderson, eRandine
Anderson, Emina Ander-
son. Carl Gehard Ander-S
son. Lawrence e Quan-
.RadolpS oi Il. 9aa anr {.
ard Taifred stadstad and
T.. L Quanrud. special
The state Of North Dakota and the
n naia cq %ssnond GS%rt 1 to ,dhs above
and required to be and appear before tho
Forks in said State. At the Once sef tRs
count r HOUSE snas II Ct ehe s ciey c e. Gfsa;d : Fo sRs
e e Sssq 1 4 s., 1875 % t e two ss,e o.e e j + = n y.
It Ssa san. DAY. os t then ns sad sne r. e e e y Si!,a the
son for the admission to probate Of 2
certain instrument now on hle in. this
Court %purporttns to Be the. last yin and
and to be appointed executor thereof,
and to- show cause. II any there be, why
the prayer contained in such petition
should not be granted @
Personal service Of the above citation
st least twenty l2o) deys prior te such
Stadstad, Alfred Anderson. Clara Ander-
son. Randine Anderson, Emma Ander-
son. Carl Gehard Anderson, Lawrence G.
Quanrud. c. Oscar Quanrud, Rudolph II.
Quanrud, and Clara o. Quanrud, and on
kT.t. Quanrud. special guardian of Ru-
dolph II. Quanrad. Clara o. Quanrud and
Glanard Ttlfred ,Stadstad, minors
Also service by. publication in the
Grand Forks Herald once q week, for
three successive weeks, the last publica-i
ton to be at least twenty COY days
prior to such hearing, o Geo. G., Stad-,
stad. .Y 4sS LII
END, A.. D., 1920 @a a.3eE. 81
court Seal)
L. K. HASSELL,
Judge of the County Court!
ya (Nov. 1890 and Dec. -
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stones Ad01tdon

AT. Turner. IS It 'front.'
ing on 6th st. < 40 ,
It deep adj to lot z Blk /.
/ Bartholomew Add. I
p. N. Cole. 40 It. 'front.'
ing on 9Th st x 40 tt 5rs
deep com 40 It from
the sontheasterly o
Of lot ~ Blk l, Hawk
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Barnes lot on SO side
w. j.. Mayer. ut sw3 sci
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It fronting on Twp line
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8Ud4o ana B8heImAn,0 outlotD
Subdivision OF Lot ~
, Lot Blk. Amt.
Ind: School Dist. No. j.
Wa 1890. ........ i 145.42
IT, Suvdiv1sioa ontlots
Ind. school Dist. No. =" DiN AM
lots / 10 & inc, ....... 2 A $l0i.92
mo lots ss 3 90 Il Dis ;nc No. =, 40 .s
subdivision 81 outlet .
Blanch E. Deichert, 50 It
Z 152 It fronting on
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C1EY or GRAND y
Original TowuSito

Mary connoly, emo J front 80.
$50 IT ............... 3 1928
Sarah A. johnson 1900. 10 112.74
Genevieve Lynch. rear 50
II y IL 5S.Vl
.Genevieve Lynch, rear SO
IT II 97.1S
M. W. Day ............. 8 ~ 103.10
Benjamin c. Koch 49,. s Is 1917
Bejamin c. Koch $50. I is 305.3S
Benjamin, C. KOCH, no 8 Is 214,99
Stephen Collins, s H.. is 5s.13
Stephen Collins ........ 6 Is 1874
Ind. School Dist. No., L.. 10 65S.79
Jennie Spriggs ...:..a.7 20 1851
church. rear IS It -: 20 1884.
First GSurc German renal AZ Baptist 3 20 . .
Jennie SpriEgs, ! int. -. 6 % 1857
Nath: and Neoma Paper @
,1neister, q strip of land 'ae st~a
rs IT. wide across lot
2 being rs IT front on |ss
DeMers Ave and SO It -.
front on 9Th St....... 2 ~ 211.23
Eath. and Neoma Paper
meister "a strip rs It
wide across lot 4. com
SO It from 9Th St.. 27 72.4O
"A J.. Kavanaugh. SO 10
# Of front so IT n 6 27 31.18
Herman Luck ..........14 81 430:83
Grand Forks American,
less 10 IT X 100 IT,. 4 33 30.42
Gra and. F ESo American ..
Mrs. Jacob Bergz... . I. >. l. "a 386.17
MRS. Jacob Berg ....... 3 "a 24S.19
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9x3ADANB TOWNS" 4
3oW1oAap 164, 0ang0s64
Sec. Acres Amt.


UH1oE TOWN."
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