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Richmond planet., 1920-04-10

Hear this distinguished preacher
from Connecticut in thirteen great
sermons to be delivered at the Fifth
street Baptist Church, Fifth Street
at jackson, in the great revival ser
vices now in progress. Thc subjects
arc rs follows: :.
Monday. April II, Daniel and the
l.ocked-Jaw Lions; Tuesday, IS,
When Samson's Hair Began to Grow
w nat; "Wednesday, II, Guilty
Man Without y CITY Of Refuge.
Thursday. Is. The Length Of a Mans
Day; Friday, l6 y Dance Of Gay
Society.
Sunday, lS--ll:00 a. NJ, The
Weeping OF Rachel. Special to
young people. Every young person
Is asked to bring an unsavcd friend
At +. NJ. three-in-onc Mems
MectinS-The y. NJ. {. a., the men
of Sixth Mount Zion and Fifth Street
VII meet at Fifth Street in a double
header Mems Meeting. DR.. Reed will
preach to men in the upper audi
tor.um from the subject, The Outlook
When David Met Goliath. DR.. S. r.
Eldridge OF Petersburg, Va, will
preach i'll the Sunday School auditor
lum from the subject, Two STROKES
In Carving Out a Man. Men this is
your chance to get into the Kingdom.
Sunday, p. NJ. Dr.. Reeds sub
ject will be, One Suit OF Clothes u
Year With Trimmings. This sermon
Is especially to Richmond Christians
with Church homes elsewhere.
Monday, the 10Th, In Rebellion
they Dciied God; tuesday 20. The
Report OF the Minority: Wednesday
u. The Horrors OF Hell; Thursday,
y, The Resolution OF the Prodi"al;
Friday, 2", Or. Reed will deliver hfa
closing sermon from the subject
faul the Ship Master.
Visitors and friends are cordially
invited to help Ms in the hatu" OF
the Lord against the giant enemy Of
men. Our God wants Rchmcad
saved. Don't you?
Yours for God and men,
Richmond planet., 1920-04-10
PRICE, FIVE CENTS

1"c i"'. sloko very touchingly con
''rnl'e tho beautiful christian lif
'hc doc d L Deacon and Resolutions
e''" II =" g Sunday School, Deacon
'0''N lad th'ilch and tho Mungon!ck
~ouncil lndepcndcn; Order OF $,
''"k2 ". ~, tcslttyIlg TO the boaut,
'"i c"'t"tlcr o. III" young deacon.
pe"coh VII, VIII be gleatiy lAisa
"a III =, =. .-..,:-ity in tho hom,
aud every L>l ....lt OF tn, chnrcn
va" 'S7.S''' super .tvudcnt vl
tnc M''Agohic" Sund,y S.noo:.
Deacon Il. J. Wills IL survived ey
"llc, nine children, i mother. ann
'"h her' one sister and ono brother.
Richmond planet., 1920-04-10
NXN\il, NUMBER p

gan with which tho shooting was
q ne and said it looked like the one
ATa. Cumming had borrowed.
Nellie Johmsou, an aged colorcd
Nonlan who worked Tor Cummings s
Il other, testified that some time be
iorc christmas she passed Mrs. Cum
n,.ns home. Il had never seen Mrs.
Cumming before. She asked me to
:" acro$S the street and got some
i 'ur lor her. | did, and when l
!, Iue back she told mo she WAS going
- Kill MIR. Cumming. | told other pco
.',r what she said
SO You, VINO worked for Mr.. Cum
/ IN. mother, tell the jury that
ttontinucd On Fifth Pago.)
Richmond planet., 1920-04-10

SunIay, April I'M. will be Story
Il ,ur Day at the Y. W. {. a. Ncsprr
,.Eicc. This will be Il particularly
.t'er, a,ing meeting. Friends and the
-,nurHl public are invited.
Those who were not present at
itt Sundays meeting missed Il good
l"ErHm. The program was us fol,
lows:
-. tnH, 'GcthScmanc" Grom Fellow
tlip liymnsD Congregation; hymn
nr strife Is Ger Urom Fellow
i ~ liymn.') Congregation; scrip,
are lesson, job 2327 Corin-
AIS ~, l2-oS; solo, '"rhc Rcsurrec
l,n' Katherine Johnson; recitation
Mss Lillian Johnson; chorous. X. l.
T., Corps; the Resurrection Story
Miss li"rmionr Crawford; solo, Miss
c!mst Jenkins, readings Miss Elsie
ines; solo and chorous. Miss Ell
q Williams and OChrcr Cor, vio-
u solo, Miss Louise Bullou; reading
discs Grar" Miles; violin solo, Miss
...@lyn Griffin; Hymn, Congregation
thc extension work in Church Hill
Ulton and South Richmond Is NOV
H.; along We'll There are seven class
- among the ladies in these rommun
~" al OF which classes are we'll at
Lod. The Church Hill classes were
addressed Tuesday night. April 7lh
Y Mrs. =. 4. Smith, Chairman of
Il! Branch, and Ivy Miss Adele II.
"'i'iH Fiold Secretary Of the South
lrntir Field.
Whom visiting the Y W. G.. A.
"!Idin" ask to sec the snaps show
'.- club activities.
Durin% the month OF April we had
- cluhS with Il total enrolment Of
~ ;. Ih"rc were five hikes and 7 play
J III" girls. Tuesday the Triple II.
e" 'p% met at . +. NJ. went to the new
~" ldinG. took snaps and played n
'rI game OF baseball Then ;hcv
"F' ed 10 Church Hin. went to the
N' "St"rS, Hall and spent n merry
."Hr and half In company with one
+ III" y. W. G. A. workers.
"h" y. W. G. \. Girls do have good
'"S. Come and Join us.
Richmond planet., 1920-04-10

Miss Florence +, Haley. IL
'"ndin: Eashrr in Washington. d.
=. tn" guest of Major and Mrs,
- -. II. Douglas
Attention is called to the fact
net the hour for the Y W. c. 4.
\' iDcr Service has been changed
''"m . o'clock p. NJ. to o'clock p.
NJ.
Nr William B. Smith. Of Mary, w.
w. y visiting relatives and friends
N""". Ny. Smith Was a resident OF
K rhmond OF yore.
Mis- Helen Ray of WASHINGTON, ID.
Is visiting our city this week. She
5 th" guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Joha
4. togbill Of la +. 18th St, South
:tiahmond.
Rev Hugh A. Rogers 4. NJ, B.
). "t New York WAS in the city this
NJ elk. lie is director Of the New York
..5%aion Society, colorcd branch.
Mrs. Margaret purycar. Of Fort
:. {, Va. has returned TO her home
= :. \ ,wo months visit to her
sister. H'S. Jennie Palmer and
friends OF Philadelphia, Pa
Richmond planet., 1920-04-10

cry reason 10 feel proud Of the work
accomplished under his supervision
ana his loyal workers feel proud OF
hlm "& their leader. The small
rhi!0rrn deserve special mention for
r"EdrrInI 50 well thr.r parts. The
collection for tie evening was $30.16.
Richmond planet., 1920-04-10
II. j. KING,

Deacon Robert J. Wills, ni Mango
h'rk, Va. paSacA away ut N,w..s
News. Va. March &0;h, 1927 after IA
very brief illness.
Deacon Robert j. is was born
snd reared in King WIl.,am Co, w..
Ia was about forty six years II aan
al the time of his death. He was a
faithful member Of NIangohick Bapr
1st Church FOR about twcnty-thrcc
years ard had been deacon Of the
church for fourteen years.
Rev. w. II. Ford, baptiSod, married
and preached Ocean Wills funeral
Richmond planet., 1920-04-10
<oGrN From Lynchburs.

Pew. c. ". pendlcton. pastor OF ST.
'Gul A NJ. T.. Church, leaves for the
conference which will hold its
r>si"u 1t Wy;hoyill". Va.
Bishop johnson. -. D.. was iii our
f.urch last night and was very In
.pjrin" 20 al. Wc"hopc that he VIII
,.t1i'n again
Richmond planet., 1920-04-10
FULTON NOTES.

Last Sunday being Easter. wa hod
our pros am rs usual. 7 @ l.tuo chn
drcn rendered ,uir 10 VOL Our
1uNcrnintcndc It r.. /. wv, <,,,~a
seemed 10 chJoj u sreatly.
en- cla of the Su. Sch q, |,
requested to do ,htir IA tho COL,
ing Rally.
II so "A. A. or paste. Rev. Cobb,
iro''''ed a very clcctrifying scrmcu
on tho Resurrection OF Jcs,ly Chris,
a very unique E>stor program was
rcndo. cd by Ms. Cobs, ELAN Btovn
NcFcriy Valentine, MrssrY Foster cnu
"ike' after the sermon. Rev. ". -.
'o"h WAS seated on the Rostlum.
";"o =. NJ. We had real sp.r,tual
least yesterday, tlc co1l.nun On s,,.
wees were conducted hy om po,.tor.
rev. Cohn. Rev. Rob;l son o. III,
ie'hl"h"m Baptist chu"l. 80 ,ke y,,,,.
wen while tha bread T.,l being p?3u
st Ground
M
','' '""'ral services OF Brother Franl;
|iil'h were hclt at the MI CALVARY
h1ptl$, church, I>cv. Colhs preached
rom the subject OF the Tiso Virgins.
'ur hrr; tcr a short time aCo co1rr,,
'i Christ through the instrumen;u;l
OF some of the members OF II.
~lorrh and Rev. Cobbs He died An
md, 1920
The funeral services OF Brother T..
.'"" 'h'eS were held at tho Union
lever BAPTIST Church Wednesday,
Alril |''. Our brother was a Dea,o,
IN" above church, member OF tn,
E'ri!h "old No. l6 Shepherds Of
'" IN "h2m. Rev. c. T. Martin. the p,s
Tor OF the Chhrch preached a vary n
spring and suitable sermon.
Mrs Francis Garter OF 406 Orloon.
street IL sick In bed.
Mrs ami" Allen is vet e,ck Alro
A:'aS Fr'.'"is Greene.
Look 1T for o rcpo~t of tho Il,
'lVai services b ing conducted BY lhs
.Hrce IAS'o"s Of Fulton and Roy.
Duh!e: 'l;cr on.
On f; slcr E'u'ay morning Rov
3D. !""i "A, pastor Of the
ts:I.g Mt. Ban.ist Chrr.,
ifehched s. rhG:l sermon IRON
'"e 'eAt: The Lord il .ilc., tn.-,af
Richmond planet., 1920-04-10
ard OF Thanks.

Mrt t"nnt" T.. Jackson. and family
i Ii 20 th"nk tho many friends o.
"1Si Ard"Ic jackson for heir kind
mess durin" hcr illness and for the
m"ny floral designs and expressions
u sympathy after her death.
May God bless you all.
Richmond planet., 1920-04-10
hnlShl> OF fythiaS at i'cukrs, ga

The Georgetown i.od.;c knishts o.,
iHth!"A NO. Io3 u!.u the Court o.
t"i'nthc NO. io2 huu tn>Ir anI,iyrr-
&"'l II tuc Georgetown hall Mare.
->tl' IN mos, Unique and cIt..
ahlc manner ,wuich had such a bcu,.
'''l"l 'hect tHai the orders received
several applications ,htCo days later.
Never before have these ordci< ).
Ei"dc such ;:n impression. The nu,,
Was packed TO its fullest capucil,
iFichu@ coming from nei2nDprins
counties and many cities.
Eh1 program which was in chorpo
G: SIT Richard Tinslcy *. OF X. S..
assisted by Mrs. Eliza Allen X. or ;,
VAS rendered as follows: the orcoIu,
cue ny the Oder; scripture rcadiuI
MISS rs ellie TLorn on SINGING hy
order; Welcome on the rnrt Of Il
o"nrtS' Mrs. Emma Il. TunSlan. "
T.. reSi.oA5e by Sir y. j. Allen. =
N"lo' Was rendered by Mis-. Mamie
"e"th, rlc's; remarks by Rev. "
fell": and Sir Elijah Thompson; re-
citation. Mrs. iIiIuh,th Ti.oIn.,,,.
f'ila'h", ~ Sir john rcx and AIR.
'o''I els; rv>i,at!"n. Mrs. Auuo
li'l'cy; remarks. Sir \. T. Allcn: u
h'"i"" .ir&. Mary r.. TunS,aIl and 81,
J'"eIh Tin<iey. The speaker was IL
F"'ur"G by Sir Richard IiasIc>
heF. t',.'cr Bray Preached = yo,,t
hirF'n& &r.!"ol Which was cnjoye,,
A.
Richmond planet., 1920-04-10

MIS-. Ah"ir Gatcwood Williams
Sp'n' -" - iday3 home. Madam
NIiliamS is t>&t"E Dentistry ut How
ara University, Washington.
Richmond planet., 1920-04-10
TIE CUMMING TRAGEDI As IT
WAS NELiTED TO THE JURY.
Woman Acquitted Of Murder of ltcr
Husband l. Acquitted in lInlnpton.

WoEnaE Acquitted OF Murder of uer
Husband / Acquitted in ilAlaDtOn.
Hampton, Va, April 7.~-Mrs. S
GCrGoE Cumming, charged with the
0uldcr of her husband, Il promincnI
lawyer OF Hampton, this evening wa
tom i. mot guilty" by jury OF the
t.h&ahcth City County Circuit Cour;
Tonight she is :, free woman, free
tDt the first time since she met Cor
don Cumming twelve years aso
1t took the jury less than four IN
rtoS 10 reach the verdict.
1lampt n, VI .pril ,6 r.utcr.u%
plea {. not guilty" and declaring
aNo rcmcHn.crs lttIv OF what happuM
ed al tn me ol tee shooting, Mr..
). Gordon Cumming charged with th-
murder - her ht: b&lu. took the atauo
lie 1iiS Afternoon and barred the sar
~"d sortjii story OF her relations witt
: man who betrayed beat her and
cast her and their chill into the
world.
The trial was started about noon.
Judge Il. Carter S1ot, ot Kichmond
h"ing delayed in his arrival. He Pre-
sided in place Of Judg" c. w. Rohin
IN nt the Elizabeth City County CH
,ufI Iolrl, Governor Davis having
w., '.,,,. ''',, 80 ,'' ,',t,.' ,.'' ~ "" .,
ne -''H " '"'''' "''''' n'o9' u
a. n'''r t','a, - -. uH'
: irh,rl lsvn1,rn i',,rd nn,,Lu,,n1 ,I,n
nor,,n.n ,rL ,r,;r,, rnn,,,,,yn,,,,,.,
h,,,rrnr pnl,rI y r,rI,n mrn~nn,
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wac. i'''' "'''
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rr,y,I ti,tnro1 -. NJ n,., ,','n, c,,I,.
t;nn. ,, ,,.itnn.... r.t 49,, r,,,,,,,','
un,l,n A,r, rrn,,;,,n ..iI ..,,,' n,'.
Richmond planet., 1920-04-10

Hampton, Va, April 7.--Mrs. S
GCrGoE Cumming, charged with the
Euldcr of her husband, Il prominent
lawyer OF Hampton, this evening wa
toul il! mot guilty. by jury OF thu
t.l&uhcth City County Circuit Cour;
Tonight she is i free woman, free
~, the first time since she met Cor
don Cumming twelve years ago.
1t took the jury less than four IN
Etc$ 10 reach the verdict.
Richmond planet., 1920-04-10
'.iiLLI5 WIIEATLEI BRANCH
\. w. &. \.

sunday. April llth, will be Story
= 'ur lJay at the \. W. {. y. Ncsprr
,.Eico. This will be II particularly
a. 'rrta,InE meeting. Friends and the
-tnurIl public are invited.
Richmond planet., 1920-04-10

THE STORY THE WEEK HAS TOLn
Happenings ut the Natiou's CnpitaI

-\lldrow }. Corum, young color.
60 man, employed in the Post Olcr
,'" ,'"pftment was shot and killed bv
Il young woman companion, who il
!" sud feared lest Corum would no,
marry her. She then turned the weap
ON OH herself and later took poison.
~" is now reported dying at one of
he local hospitals. Corum's remain,
were carried to Warrcnton. Va. for
.,iturmCnt
Richmond planet., 1920-04-10

II 80 "A. N. or pas;o. Row. Cobb,
iro"ched very clcctrifying sermcn
"n 'hc resurrection OF jesus Chris.
very unique E>stor program was
rehoo' cd by Ms. Cobs, ELAN Blown
Nc'rrly Valentine. MrssrH Foster cnu
l 'arkc. after the sermon. Rrv " y,
iruwn WAS seated on the Ro;t,um
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-15
ORDER HEARING PETITION FOR
SALE OF LAND

State of North Dakota. County Of Bot.
tseea"' Hon as John e e. Martin ID4M' Judge E1oN'
In the matter OF TIL" Estate Of Marion
George f. Quick Petitioner
Hannah Quick. Florence Burneau.
Board of Trustees. Church Extension
Disciples Church. Virginia White. Mary
Brock, Anna Power. James Quick. Will
liam Quick, Frank Quick. George Fl.
Quick, Charles Quick, and Catherine
On seading and filing the petition OF
George H. Quick. setting forth that no
personal estate has come to his hands.
said deceased, and a description of all
the real estate of which said deceased
died seized. and the condition and value
of the respective portion thereof; and
praying that license be to him granted
to sell the following described land be
longing to the estate Of said Marion
Quick, deceased. to-wit:
Quarter Of Section Five - Township
One Hundred sixty-one I6D Itange
Bottineau, State of North Dakota.
it is for the best interest Of the said
estate that the same be sold, as the
same can not be profitably handled by
! IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, That
the said petition be heard and consid-
eret by the Judge Of the County Court
oil the said County Of Bottineau. at the
Court Rooms Of said Court in the Coun-
ty Court House, in the City of Botti-
ntau, in said County. on the 18th day
Of May, A. D. 1920. at 3 O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED. That
all persons interested in said estate. ap-
pear before the Judge Of this Court at
said time and place, and then and there
show cause, if any there be-. why said
| not .tinn ShOl1l NOT he granted.
BY the Court.
J. r. Berdahl. Judge
Of the County Court of Pierce County.
acting at the request and in the alb
stnce of John E. Martin. County Judge,
1920.
Let the service of the above Order be
made by publication in the Bottineau
Courant. Il weekly newspaper printed
ant published at Bottineau, in said
County for four successive weeks prior
to he day of hearing.
J. r. BerdahI.
A. Is to M. 6. Judge.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-15
NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGES
SALE

mortgasor. ditd, on the 18th tias'e Of No.
vember, 1918, make his certain chattel
mortgage, dated on SAID day.. on the fol,
black mare ~ years old, named Belle:
weight 1900 pounds; one black mare, 8
years old. named Topsy, weight 1850;
". weight "eISh 1866 pounds s u ON one " roan mare mare
5 yrs. old, named Flossy, weight 100 lbs.
l gray mare 8 yrs. old. named Sis wt.1100
One bay gelding II years old, named
g eeshn; T named J t.v0 II pG years. DID, Gn Weight eiS
1000 pounds; One bay gelding s years
old, named Bally, weight $50 pounds:
one bay geiding osS years old, names
mare coming 3 yrs. old; one black mare
coming four years old: n brown mare
four years old, weight 900 pounds: one
bay mare coming two years old; one
gray gelding coming two years old; one
five milk cows, under six years old: two
eSlts s S9ea in t isfs: y fi1e h s'S; t cf ca m~1s
(heifers and steers) bred from the stock
herein described in herein: in 1918: one
Best Ever" gang plow. % inch: one
wagon with grain box: one Van Brunt
drill, one Ford automobile. new in 1917,
State Bank Of Maxbass, Of Maxbass.
~ Odhotd, AS 10 secure
the payment Of the sum Of Nineteen
Hundred Eighty ($1s80. 0O) Dollars. on
which there Is due at his date the sum
Of os Twenty Two Hundred Ninety Five
AND WHEREAS, Default has been
made In the terms Of said mortgage by
the non-payment Of said debt; NOW,
THEREFORE,,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by
virtue Of said mortgage. and by order
Of State Bank of Maxbass, a corporation,
of Maxbass, North Dakota, the present
owner thereof, the undersigned will sell
the above described chattels at the place
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-15

and Cornelia A. Beckett, his wife. mort
gagors. to the First State Bank OF Lans,
ford. North Dakota, m~ortgagee. dated
Dec. IA, 1918, and filed for record in the
office of the Register of Deeds Of Bot
tineau County, North Dakota on the 10th
of said day and recorded in Book SO of
Mortgages on Page 1871, will be fore
closed by a sale of h premises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described at
the Front Door of the Court House in
the City of Bottineau, County of Botti-
neau, State of North Dakota on the 30th
day of April 1920 at two o'clock. p. VI.
of said day.
The premises described in such mort
gage n which will be sold to SATISFY
the same are described as follows: The
North Half Of Section Seventeen, in
Township One hundred fifty-nine North
of Range Eighty-two West of the 9Th
p. M.
There will be due on such mortgage
on the day of sale. including the interest
on prior mortgage and taxes paid as
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-15
WIN. M. MARTIN, County Auditor.

of December 1917, and recorded in Book
"4S" of Mortgages. on page 433. to The
Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank
Of Minneapolis. Mimi, will be ~foreclosed
by a sale of the premises in such mort
gage and hereinafter described at the
front door of the Court House in the
City of Bottineau. County of Bottineau
and State of North Dakota, on h oath
day of April, 1920, at the hour of 2
o'clock P. nj. to satisfy the amount due
on said mortgage on the date of sale.
The premises described in such mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the sam are described as follows: The
South Half, of the Northwest Quarter
and the South Half of the Northeast
Quarter of Section TWenty-seven (27).
in Township One Hundred Sixty-one
(161) North. Of Range Seventy-six (76)
West Of the Fifth Principal Meridian. in
Bottineau County. North Dakota
There will be due on such mortgage on
the day of sale the sun of Three Thous-
and Forty-two and 13-100 H3,042.13)
Dollars, which includes taxes on the
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-15
PAGE SEWN

&t r * 100. ar 'rEH&- #Hs-~ " t= sa"s" F& -
OF residence Of h said mortgagor on
the northeast quarter Of section number
Six (6) in Township number One Hun
dred Fifty Nine $50 north of Range
number Eighty One (S1) in Bottineau
county. North Dakota, the place where
said chattels are located, said mortga-
gor having agreed and stipulated in
writing that said sale nay he had at
said place.
hat said sale will be had and held
at said place at the hour of one o'clock
in the afternoon of the 23rd day of
April 1920. to satisfy the debt secured
by said mortgage and the interest there
or End the costs and expenses of said
sale. including attorney fees AS provid
cd by law.
Dated at Maxbass, North Dakota, this
18th day of April, 1920.
State Bank of Maxbass, a corpora
ton. of Maxbass. North Dakota.
Mortgagee,
y. J. O'Connell.
At ,rney for Mortgagec.
Tnwncr. North Dakota.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-15
NOTICE OF MoRTGAGE FoRECLOS-
URE SALE BY 'ADvERTISE-
MENX

Default having been made in the
terms and conditions of the mortgage
hereinafter described by reason of the
failure of the .Mortgagors to pay an in
on Nov. !, 1918, and another installment
of principal of $4,000 0 due on Nov. I,
1919, and also failure to pay the taxes
on said premises, and such defaults
still existing, the mortgagee has de-
clared and does hereby declare the whole
Indebtedness secured by said mortgage
payable at this time, and said Mortgage
in order to protect its interests having
paid interest on a prior loan to an
amount of $4,000 and taxes for the
amount of $277.53 which amounts are
included in the sum stated to be due in
this notice: And Notice is hereby given
that that certain mortgage made. exc
cuted and delivered by David P. Beckett
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-15

within described land. paid by the as
signee of the mortgage.
Dated this 18th day of March, 1929.
The Farmers and Mechanics Sav
ings Bank Of Minneapolis. MINI.
Assignee of the Mortgage.
E. d. Bower, Bottineau, North Dakota,
Attorney for Assignee Of the Mort
gee.
M. IS to A.. %.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-15
NOTICE OF MORTGAGES FoRECLos.
. URE SALE

Notice is hereby given that that GER
George A. Pugh. a single man, Mortga-
gor, to w. III. Mcintosh. Mortgage,
bearing date the goth day of December.
1917, and filed for record in the office
of the Register of Deeds in and for the
County of Bottineau and State of North
Dakota, on the Goth day of December,
1917, at 1925 o'clock P. M. and recorded
in book "95" of Mortgages, on page 344.
and by said mortgage assigned by deed
of assignment bearing date the 22nd day
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-15

aforesaid. the SUM of S6011.27. together
with the costs of foreclosure.
First State Bank of I4anSfOrd. North
Dakota. Mortgagee,
Lansford, North Dakota.
Dated Mar. 10. 1920.
F.. O. Haraldson. Attorney for Mort
gagee, Lansford, N. D. M25-A-29
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-07-28
MEN CAPTURED BELIEVED
TO Be CHICAGO BANDITS
Men Taken At Henderson When Game
Is Broken Up BY Shots Believed
To Be Wanted In Chicago.

Henderson, KY, July 2S. - Two Of
five men captured last night by police
after gambling game holdup, in
which a gambler was killed and one
alleged bandit wounded, are suspected
by the police here of being implicated
in a recent Chicago payroll rold-up.
Charles Anderson, one Of those in
the game interrupted, said one of the
bandits who had been watching the
playing, was rifiing his pocket when
he drew a revolver and shot and
wounded the robber. The latter es-
capped, however.
An unidentified white man was
found dead from wound believed to
have been caused by a hammer. The
captured bandits gave the names Of
]. L. Luther, Eldorado, ILL.,, and Leroy
Scott, Clinton, Ind.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-07-28
SALT LICK FARMER
ROBBED IN CITY,

Cincinnati, July 2S.-Prisoners reg
istering as Ernest Davis, %, Williams
burg, KY; Robert Mcbride, "a, 3OS e,
Front street, and Harry Beinforde,
&c, of 342 West Sixth street, were
bound over to the grand jury under
$1,000 bond each on charges Of rob
berry.
Andy Radliff, Salt Lick, KY, alleged
he was robber of $55, watch and $50
money order by men who gave him
something to drink. He became uncon-
scious in Yeatman alley, near Broad
way, Tuesday night. James German
and William Vogel, patrolmen, allege
they found Radliff's watch and cap in
McBride's room. The prisoners denied
the charges.