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HERRERO, MLIBERTAD
.SIGUE DEUARANDO
Sc MEGA QUE Sc HAYAN OADO
cASOS DE PESTE EN- MsHI-
CO Y PUEBLA.
TeIeSrama especial.

;,~DAD DE MEXICO Janio g.
Las autoridades sanitarias nesaroh
hoy de manera terminante IL notIcla
an que Sc segura que Sc han descu-
h;a-to algunos casos de peste buoo-
MICA en- esta Ciudad Y en- Ia de Pue-
bla-
Sc ha tornado en- esta car tai una
conisi6n de Ia a fornan par.e los dl-
rectores, de los principales periodl-
cos. el Presidente de las Camaras oe
Conercio Y los concejales con e. I'm
de avudar a los trabajos emprendl-
dos por las autoridades sanitarias.
Inf6rmase cue Sc ha encerrado We
racruz dentro de un Gordon m!lltar y
cue hace algunos dfas tuvo que ha-
.ce-se uso de Ia fuerza, Ell Cordoba,
para impedir que uni uen miltar,
que pretendfa hacerlo, corrlera d.
recrarnente del referido puerto a es-
n capital. sin someterse las dlspo-
slcions dictadas por las autoridades
sanitarias.
Sc ag-ega que el referido Gordon
no Sc ha estabiecido con e. ooJeto de
i,lpedir el trAfico. Sino unlcaInente
nara evitar que no pase personals al
guna procedente de eVrdcruz: que
no haya sido Convenientemente desln-
sectada examlaaGa por los medicos
durante varioS dlaS en- case de que
presente sIntomaS de Ia enfermecad
en- cuya caso Sc le sigue vigila has
"a cue uega q Su final destino.
Este fUs el sistema que Sc empieo
con gran exito cuando apareci0 es-
a rnismJ peste en- Mazatian. hace
algunoS amos.
Manifestation tambi&n las autori-
dades sanitarias que 81 el traTico Sc
hubiera suspendido solamente, e. pu-
buco buscarfa Ia manera de escapar
IA inspection sanitaria que las
probabilidades de que Ia peste Sc
propagara serian mucho mayores.
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Tslsareme EspseieL pare "LA PRENSA."

Tele0TGMd EsQeciG! para La FELNSa'
CIUDAD DE MEXICo. JUNO g.
Uno de los asuntos que el Congreso
tratara en- su periodic de sesiones al
que ha sido convocado por el Presi-
dente De IL Huerta, es el relative II
modification del Tratado de Anistad
y Comrcio entire Mexico = China
FL Presidente substitute aruuc:3 a
noche que va enviar al Con&reso III
proyecto de ley solicitandO Que Sc ha-
gan algunas modificaCioneS dIcho
Tratado que ha estado cn vigcr du-
rante veinte amos. habiendo siGO nego-
ciado por e. genera! DfaZ. por conducto
de 81 Secretarjo de Relac!orcS ItHte-
riores. Lie. Mariscal.
Las modificaciones que De II Huer-
Ia propone Sc hagan el Tratado, son
que Sc rStrinCa Ia immigration de chi
nos tai = como Sc GeSea en- q Estado
de Sonora desde hace algGn ueTnpo.
Sc dice que Ia modification del Ira
tado con China tiene por pbJeto eNi-
tar mayoreS compliCaCioEes que ven
drian seguramente 81 no Sc procuraSe
satisfacer en- parte el sentimiento po-
pLlaT tN sSptipi - = s-i!4si4bfi' SV'AeA4-4'~-'
70 que es hostil contra los chinos.
La question relativa al Trabajo es
otra de las que Sc ocupara el Ccngreso
en- su perIodo extraordinario de Eesio-
nes. Las organizacicnes obreras del
pals estan en- estos rlomentos rab2-
jando en- Ia elahCrac!6n de un memo
rial dirigido a. Presidente substitute
en- e. que le pediran que Sc sirya dar
dsde luego los pasos necesartos fin
de regular el ertlculo 123 de Ia Nueta
Constitution. que es el relative al Ira
bajo Provision Social.
Ell Congreso, en- su ultino periodic de
sesiones ordinarias trat6 el asunto. pc
70 no lego q niuguna resoluci6n por
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Aguascalientes amenazada
de quedGr sin serDi-
clio de luz

CASCALENTES, Jpnio 5.-Lh
interruption del trafico ferrocarri!ero
entire esta ciudad y el puerto de
Tampico, di6 por resultado Ia esca-
sez de combustible, que Sc trae de
aquel puerto. La planta de luz y
fuerza Sc ha visto. pues, privada del
conbustib!e necesario Sc teme que
los importantes servicios de alum
brado, aqua Y trenes electricos sean
desatendidos con 10 cual sufrira gra-
yes perjuicios Ia ciudad.
Fue este 10 que obligo las auto
ridades, de acuerdo con IA conpaflfa
de luz, a limitar el servicio de alum
brado, tanto p1blico como pr 'ticular
hasta las diez de ia noche. La dispo-
sicion Sc hizo saber Al pueblo por
medic de avisos que fueron Gjados
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Ell PRESLDENTE DE La HUERlA "a A
HACER ENERGICA CAMPANA CON7RA
LOS CHZNOS YLOS BOLSHEVlZLS :
Estos uLinos edn siendo va expuZsados
del ba en- cuanto los chnos sohhad del Congeso que
Ell Tratado de Anistad con China

tria V Comercio ante el Congreso.
Los elementos obreros han decidido
nAdi~ al prasidantc de Ia Huerta una
acci6n rapida definiuva en- el aSun
., ,.uo l., ..a Dodluo ser resuelto por
mas esfuerzos que Sc han hecho, con-
siderando que el actual jefe del e1e-
cutivo pondra mayor empeho en- So
lucionar definitivamente el problema,
dado que De In Huerta estuvo siempre
dispuesto 4 solucionar favorablemen-
te las dificultades entire el capital
Il Trabajo.
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TelegraIlla especial.

Telegranla especial.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Junio a.--i
Ell Grail Salvador Alvarado, que rel
nunci6 hoy, al anuncisr su resolucion
ds dejar ell cargo de Ministro de Ha-i
cienda en- eI Gabinete del Presidente'
Provisional de la HueEta, hizo Ia de-t
ciaraci6n de que esta determination
no ha obedecido en- modo alsuno a CUE
haya habidc fricci6n de ninguna es-
pecie entire Il y los demAs H1tembros
del Gabnete nj tampoco a que no es-i
te de acurdo con Ia polftica adoptadai
por de Ia Huerta, sino tan solo a quo
desea aceptar mejor cualquier otro
puesto que el gobierno pueda ofrecer-'
le.
Sc dice que 10 que desea Aivaradot
es que Sc le mande de nueva cuenta
q Yucatan. donde Ia situacion es Sc
ria. pues tiene Ia esperanto sc poder,
reorganizar el regimen senisocialis- <
Ia que implanto allf.
Tambien So dice que el Presidentsi
de Ia Hue:ta le ofrecio a Alvarado lai
Secretarfa de Comunicaciones una
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oBREGoN OESCANsA DE Ia CAM,
PANA

TeTeGramc Especial para la PRENSA."
ClUDAD DE MEXICO, Junio g.
Ell general Alvaro Obreg6n ha salido
de Ia capital descansar una tempo
rada de Ia campana militar que llev6
a cabo contra el gobierno de Carran-
"a Y de los pesados trabajos que rea-
liz6 desde Ia huida de Carranza has
ia la toma de possession del Presidente
de Ia Huerta.
Obreg6n ha lido al campo a reparar
sus fuerzas fin de estar en- condicio-
nes de reanudar con vigor su campa-
na polftica para Ia Presidencia dc Ia
Republica.
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tPasa a In quinta)
CAST COMPLETE VA
Ell GABINETE DEL PDTE.
SUBSTITUTE, D. ADOLFO
DE- LA HUERTA

Tclegran,a Especial pGro LA PRENSA-"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Junio g
Hasta aver otorgaron Ia protesta debi-
da, como Secretaries de Hacienda y
Comunicaciones, los generates Saliva
dor Alvarado Y Pascual Ortiz Rubio.
Ambos Sc hicieron cargo de las re-
feridas Secretaries desde que De Ia
auerta regj a esta capital, pero coz
caricter provisional. Ahora, con e.
otorsamiento de Ia protesta ante el
Presidente substitute. son oficialments
Secretaries de Estaio.
FL gabinete del Presidente de ia
Huerta esta va caSi complete. fall
tando tinicameute el Secretario de Go
bernaci6n.
Dicho gabinete esta inteSrado en la.
forma siguinte:
Secretario de Relaciones Exteriores,.
Fernando Jglesias Calder6n.
Secretario de Hacienda, General Sal
Vador -Alvarado.
Secretario de Comercio 1ndustria-
General Jacinto Trc,ino.
Secretario de Agriculture Y Fomen-
to. General Antonio I. Villarreal.
Secretario de Comunicaciones. Ee-,
neral e Ingeniero Pascual Ortiz Rubio-
Sccretario de Guerra y Marina Ce-
nera; Plutarco Elias Gales.
Sub -Secretario de Gobernacion, En-
cargado del Despacho, Lie. Gilberto
Ealenzuela.
Sc insiste en- que sera Secretario do
Gobernaci6n. ell Lie. Zubaran Capmany,
pero que tomara possession de su cargo
hasta que haya logrado resolver defi-.
nitiyamente la question municipal de
Ia ciudad de Mexico.
Ell Lie Zubaran Capmany esta afo-
ra al crente de Ia Presidencia Mu-
nicipal, de Ia que tom6 possession con
el concurso Ge los Regidores obrego-
n:stas.
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Roban a Carusc una
fortuna en- joyas

Tsleg-er.c Especial pcra LA PRENSA."
NUEVA YORK, JUNO 9.-Jcyas
por valor de Quinientos mil d6lares
fueron robadas anoche de Ia casa del
tenor Enrico Caruso, en- East Hamp-
ton. FL tenor Sc epcuentra actual
mente en- Ia Habana,. Las joyas ro-
badas son todaS de Ia propiedad de
"a esposa del famoso tenor, contain
dose entire elias IN collar de perlas
valuado en- cien mil pesos y otro CO.
liar, de diamantes, valuado en- seten-
IA cinco mil d6lareS.
Un anillo, dos relojes de oco. un
brazalete dos pares de aretes con
brillaates completaa las joyas de la
esposa del senoc itaiiano,
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Baja subita del
vasor de la plata
Telegrama especial.

Telegrana especial.
NUEVA YORK. JUNO 9.-Una SEN
sacional baja de seis peniques en- e!
precio de la plata tuvo lugar hoy,
segGn los informes llegados de Lon
dres.
Sc explica esta baja diciendo que
hay grandes existencias de metal en-
L0ndres que tanto China como la
India han reducido mucho Ia impor-
tancia de sus compras respectivas.
Temese que este repentino descen-
so pueda afectar a los intereses mi
neros meXicanoS.
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NO Sc AALLAN PRESoS Nj MUIR
GUiA. M URQUlZO, Nj 5ARRA-
RRAGAN, Nj HERRERo. ::
,Felegrana especial.

CIUDAD DE MEXCO. JUNO O.
Sc anunci6 hoy de manera Official que
no Sc ha dictado oTden de apre-
hensi6n contra los generates MurGuia
Crquizo. Monies BarraGan a0n. pero
que ST han sido puestos a disposition
de les autoridades del ramo penal y
que Sc les vigila entertainments, ha-
biendose presentado acusact6n en- su
contra por kaberse Nevado fondoS per
tenccienres al Gobierno que no fuerou
.recuperados cuando los revoluciona-
rios capturaron los trenes presiden-
ciales.
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Terrible accEdente
TerrocaFriiero

TeJeorcu:c Especial pGra LA PRENSA."
NUEVA YORK, JuEiO, EN- un
accidente ferrocarrilero reglstrado
hoy en- IA mariana en- un lugar distan
te dos millas de Schenectady.
y. Y, once perSonas resulLaron
nluertas Y veintinn heridas.
FL acc.dente Sc produJo al chocar
IN tren express con los carros dor
nitorios de uu tren de pasaJeros que
Sc habia detenido a dos millas al sur
de Schenectady a causa de una des-
con1postura de Ia locomotora-
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VUELVE Al JUZGADO SUPER
NUMERARlO DE DlSTRITO

PUEBLA. JUNO 5.-Ha regresado
a esta ciudad el licenciado Juan
Cris6stomo Bonilla, quien por orden
de Ia Suprema Corte de Justicia de
ia Nacion vuelye a hacerse cargo
del Juzgadc Supernumerario de Dis
trito, puesto que hubo de abandonar
por intrigas que en- su contra jugo el
ex-Procurador de Iusticia Julio Mi
chell
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Ell PAPA BENEDICT XIV Sc HA
LA ENFERMO DE ALGUNA
GRAVEDAD.

TeIeoramo Especial pare IA PRENSA."
PARIS. Junio 9.-Un despacho de
Roma hace saber que el Papa Bene-
dicto VN Sc halla enfermo y que su
estado Sc considera un tanto grave.
Sc encuentra imposibilitado para
desempefiar las funciones de su car
GO V el Doctor Battestini, medico de
S. S. esta de pie en- el Vaticano.
El Papa padece de reui.atismo.
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FRANCISCO SADA- SERA NOM.
BRADo SUsSEcRETARIO DE
HACIENDA.
Telesrama especial.

Telegrama especial.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO 3
Dicese que Francisco Sada, exec
rente de Ia Cervecerfa de Monterrey,
sera nombrado Sub -secretario de Ha-
cienda-
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INA PROTESTACON7RA MR. FALL |DMTEN AVARADO { G[ES|AS
IGLESIAS CALDER0N Dice
QUE NO QUIERE MEzCLAR-
Sc EN- POLITICA Y ALVA.
Do DECLARA QUE PIEhSA
ACEPTAR OTRO PUESTO

Eelegrama especial.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. JUNO g..
Iglesjas Calder6n presento su dimi-'
sion como Ministro de Relaciones Ex-
teriores dando como raz6n de clio que
no quiere, por ahora, desempefiar nin-'
gun puesto polltico.
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RECONOcERA DE LA HUERTh AL
GORIERNO DE GUATEMALA.
Telegrama especial.

Telegrama especial.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Junio s.
Sc dice en- la Secretaria de Relacio-
res Exteriores que uno de los prime
ros actos del Pie Provisional d. Ia
Huerta, en- asuntos de caracter inter-
nacional. sera el reconocimiento del
nuevo gobierno de Guatemala y ei de
"a RepubHca finlandesa-
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y. De Ia R.-Posteriormente a las
noticias anteriores Sc recibieron otras
dando cuenta de las renuncias de AL
varado Iglesias Calder6n. que pubh-
ca1nos en- lugar prominente.
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Compre usted sus ibros en- espa-
mol Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, 118
n. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata
The Bottineau courant., 1920-04-08

Notice 10 hereby given that that Ger
tain real estate mortgage made,M exe-
euted 6 en " and nts aelivesed ny John !. Power
gaeors. gag T to Mchail State m Bank. ae corpor- moor
alton. mortgagee. date the 10th day OF
February, A. D. 1918, filed for record
in the office of the Register Of Deeds
in and for Iha sottpean tin County North Da
D. 1919 at 1910 A. NJ. and duly recorded
in Book 103 Of Mortgages ON page 175
will be foreclosed by q sale of the prem
ises in such mortgage and hereinafter
House in the City Of Bottineau, County
Of Bottineau. North Dakota on the goth
day of May, A. D. 1920 at O'Clock in
the afternoon of said day, to satisfy the
date Of sale. <,..
The premises described in said mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same are described as follows: to-
wit: '
Lots Tree. Four and Five and South
east Quarter Of Northwest Quarter of
Section Six, Township One Hundred Six
ty Two. North Range Eighty three, West
and Northwest Quarter Of Northeast
Quarter Of Section seven, Township
Sixty two North. Range Eighty three.
Bottineau County. North Dakota, con-
or less. according to the Government
survey thereof. ., s. 'r%..... .r.
There will be due on said mortgage on
the date of sale the sum of Two Thous-
eighty eight cents and the costs and ex-
penses of this foreclosure.
Dated at Mohall, North Dakota this
23rd day Of March A. D. 1920.
Mohall State Bank; Mons9; Mo9rtgagee: e ns,<
Geo. I. Rodsater. Attorney for Mortgagee
Post office Address, Mohall n. Oak.
The Bottineau courant., 1920-04-08
PICKERING TOWNSHIP =,

The Misses Alma Wall and Helen
Crogen were business callers at Bot
tineau between trains Wednesday.
Services were conducted in the Tur-
tie Mountain Lutheran church Good
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Gorder and two
sons of Landa are spending Easter at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cor
der
Selmer Dyrstad returned to st. John
| Thursday, having this week visited
with his parents and at the Carl Wall
home.
Miss Gina Hanson and brother Rod
ger were Bottineau visitors Tuesday
of last week.
Election was held in the Anderson
school house on Tuesday. Being the
roads were not in suitable condi-
ton for driving, only few attend
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Johnston were
county seat callers last week.
, Messrs. Ben A. Wall, Alvin Setter
and Gilbert Wall spent Tuesday in
! Bottineau.
Mrs. Theodore Rothe and daughter
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Martin
| Rothe.
Mr.. and Mrs John Listoe were pas
sengers to Bottineau Thursday.
Sivert B. Dyrstad was an overnight
visitor at Martin Udvik's last week.
Miss Charlotte Crogen was at Bot
tineau Thursday having some dental
work done.
Miss Anna Noun arrived from
Overly Friday for'a weeks vacation.
Friday night a number of young
folks gathered at the Carbury School
to celebrate Miss Dagny Moen's birth
day. An enjoyable evening was report
ed by all present Refreshments were
served.
How about a county school nurse !
Are we going to let this opportunity
pass? Only ten more signers are
needed to secure one. School directors,
get busy. Don't think in dollars and
cents but think of the health Of your
children.
Young Peolple's Society was held
Sunday night and the following pro-
gram given: Reading-Mrs. 0. O.
Wareberg; Vocal Solo, Mr.. Sivert
Haugen: Questions answered by P. l.
Bervig. Committee for next meeting
to be held Saturday night April 10th
Christine Holt, John H. Glomseth, AL
ma Wall, Clara Glomseth. Imil Gro
gen was appointed to read the Gossip
er.
Sivert Haugen gave an interesting
talk on Sunday at the Carbury school
house.
The Bottineau courant., 1920-04-08
STORM VICTIMS INVITED
TO NORTH DAKOTA

Bismarck Governor L. J. Frazier
md Commissioner John N Hagen are
cooperating in the endeavor to pro-
-;de relief for the victims Of the tor
ado which swept thru illinois. IN
d'ara, Michigan, Ohio and several
s,+her states March %. Telerraros
,ert to Governor Lowden rf Illinois
nd Mavor Tho~,nson Of Chicago Of
-ered places on North Dakota far~,s
over-nr Fra-ie~'s telerra-n sa;d tfat
he could place several rrrd-ed sirP1e
zen and possibly one hu~dred or more
ar-icd co,'rl,e within the month. 4
The North ral-o+a Tr,rairra +;or de-
partnents representative at Ch;caro
ill answer cor, rr'cat; cns rerard-
SO the r1ar as will the state dcra-+-
4 S8,n-t of la'>cr 5cfff;;ccs at Ris~a-ck ard
LARGO, raid the goverror Ccrrr,is-
Toner Hagen al-o arkrd the federal
fssrarlov service representative in
largo to cooperate. Ffr. Fagen vert
4. /. f','earo To deal with the situation
personally.
The Bottineau courant., 1920-04-08
GARDENA NEWS

Miss Gladys Plorine left on Friday
evenings train for Kramer where she
will visit her sister Mrs. Paul Martin
Mrs. Hoffos of Omeinee visited at
Mrs. Herman Boltz' last Saturday.
Albert Koehnlien visited his parents
over Sunday.
Have you voted for the county
school nurse? School directors you still
have time. Don't miss this opportun-
ity.
William Lueck is spending his East
er vacation with his parents.
Mrs. Beckman of Bottineau was a
Gardena visitor Good Friday.
School directors, vote "yes" in re-
gard to the county school nurse. Think
what it will mean to the health of
your children and the children of the
vicinity. The Supt. of Schools will be
glad to furnish any information on
this subject.
The Misses Kuhnle Of Omemee were
Sunday visitors at the Stewart home.
The Misses Adelia Kurth, Pearl
Johnson and Mary Beaton arrived on
Friday to spend Easter with the home
folks.
Ed. Fystrom who has been cashier
# the Gardena State Bank resigned
his position and left Gardena Friday.
Mrs. Aug. Pranke returned from
Drake Morday. She also visited rel
atives ard friends at Fessenden while
owav. Her little daughter was taken
i'll while there and they were delayed
about week by her illness.
These freezing nights afford the
Young people some skating as the
ponds have quite thick coating Of
ice on them.
Geo. Stewart went to Ro]ette or
Monday to have some dental work
done.
VIM. Mortenson went to Tiegen,
Mont. Monday where he. expects to
1tav the corning season.
Mrs. Geo. Stewart was Rolette Wis
tor last Tuesday.
The Bottineau courant., 1920-04-08
SOURIS NEWS

Mrs. John Score arrived from Fer
gus Falls, MINI. Tuesday evening for
short visit with relatives and friends
here.
Mr. Hugh Nichol Of Bottineau has
been calling on friends in Souris this
week.
Many of our people are complaining
of the continued cold weather but It
seems to stay just the same.
Guy Lindquist is looking for good
detective to tell him how it was that
his horse went home few night ago
without the bride on and how he
got there a couple of hours later with
out the horse.
Have your school directors voted for
a county school nurse. It not, find out
why and have them do so at once.
The Bottineau courant., 1920-04-08
County CORRESPONDENCE

Mrs. Grimm left for her home in
Minnesota last Wednesday.
Mrs. Pavek and children returned
home Tuesday evening from Thief
River Falls, where she was called by
the illness of her father. Is.
Herman Boltz and wife gave card
party in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Allister, who are visiting there, last
Wednesday evening. .s...
Louis Becker was an Omemee visit
or last Monday. 4 -..'='
Mr.. and Mrs. Neubauer were Sun
day visitors in. Gardena. *
Mr.. Smith of Rolette is in Gardena
looking after the interests Of the State
Bank.
Edwin Nehring is ON the sick list.
Dr. Scully was called Wednesday eve
ming.
Herry koehnlien came home Thurs
day evening to spend his Easter va
cation with his parents.
Miss Beulah Swearingen came to
Gardena last Thursday evening to
spend Easter with her brother, Nor
man Swearingen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Boltz went to
Omemee Monday evening to be with
Mrs: Boltz' sister, Mrs. Hoffos, who is
quite i'll.
p. l.. Arms of Larimore is a Gar
dena visitor for a few days.
Rudolph Schainborn went back to
Cando Tuesday morning.
Herman Boltz received car of seed
oats last Tuesday.
Jake Hene was an Omemee visit
last Tuesday.
The Bottineau courant., 1920-04-08
NOTICE OF SHERIFFs SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY UNDER
SPECIAL EXECUTION

;Isa State of North PSkGtn %4sTRqy Geqr5y Sf Het
s!GeSS; sEcoND JUDICIAL BdsTSiST BfsTkfcr oooNl
s. Varco. Plaintiff
Louis Goldberg and Jacob l.. Goldberg,
By virtue of special execution is
District Court within and for Bottineau
County, North Dakota, under judg-
ment and decree rendered and directed
in said court on the srdd day Of Febru;;
Plaintiff, S. Varco, and against the
above named Defendants, Louis Gold
berg and Jacob L. Goldberg, which said
execution was directed and delivered to
me as sheriff in and for the County of
Bottineau and State of North Dakota,
and directs the sale Of the real prop
erty described in the complaint in said
action to satisfy the am amount remaining M
wit: Northwest quarter (NWA) of Sec
tion Twenty-Five (25), in Township one
hundred fifty-nine (159). Range eighty
kota.
given that I: as sheriff Of Bottineau
above described property to the highest
bidder srof9 for cash f at pu6e
the city of Bottineau, Bottineau Coun-
ty North Dakota, on the 9Th day of May
1920, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy the said judgment
and costs.
There will be due on said judgment at
the date Of sale the sum of Four thous-
and, Seven hundred Ten Dollars and
Forty-four Cents ($471O.44) with inter-
est at 6 per cent from and since the 3rd
day of February. 1920, besides the costs
ana disbursements Of this sale.
Thos. Hennessy
Sheriff of Bottineau County,
North Dakota.
Fisk & Murphy,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Minot, North Dakota
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The Bottineau courant., 1920-04-08

OF The ownsrship. Management, etc.,
Required BY the Act Of oongrsss OF
1918.
August q, 1919. ef TIE 1otti2ssn
1920.
state Of North Dakota, County Of
BOttineau, IS. 'E
for the State and County aforesaid. per-
sonally appeared Richard Costello. who
law. deposes and says that he Is the he
editor and business manager OF The
Bottineau Courant. and that the follow
ing is. to the best Of his knowledke ana
ship. management. ETC.. Of the afore-
said publication for the date shown in
the above caption. required by the Act
l4s. Postal Laws and Regulations. print
ed on the reverse Of this form. to-wit:
l. That the names and addressed Of
shs sdtor msnssHx scr
Ing Co.. Bottineau. N. D.; Editor
Richard Costello, Bottineau. North Da-
kota: Managing Editor-Richard Co.'S
tello. Rottineau; North Dakota: Bust
neau. North Dakota - -
2. That the owners are The Rotti-
neau Cooperative Publishing Company
Individual stockholders owning or hold.
ing l per cent. or more of the total
amount of stock are: .ra r
L. L. Stair. Newburg. North Dakota:
Nels .laEMu .on. Souris. North Dakota:
Geo. r: White. Kramer. North Dakota
g.. That the known hondho,ders.
mortRagees and other security holders
owning or holding per cent or more
Of total amount Of bonds. mortgages.
~ other securities are: The First Ma.
'innal Bank Of Rottineau. Bottineau. N.
OAK. !.
HI RICHARD COSTELLO. at&
Business Manager.
= Sworn to and subscribed before me
this, End day of April, 1920.
SeaD John T. Neville.
Notary Public Bottineau Co., North
Dakota. sE ~ l. -
My commission expires June ~, 1923