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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-26

don in the leading role it would look bad for any production at the Lyric for the players seem to depend upon him.
 In the character of Billy Bolton, the hero of the hour Catterdon again excelled. Jack McGrath is called upon for several selections and he acquits himself with credit Mabel Griffith does not sing but she made up this deficiency in makeup and a piece of fine character acting. Arthur Griffen is great in a role of a college professor. a
 Among the extra artists Berkley Haswell gives a real imitation of a rube college student who later devel- ops into a regular fellow. A word must be said for the chorus which com prises the best looking aggrega- ytton of singers ever brought together for a stock production. The scenic effects and costumes are in keeping with the rest of the show and Man ager George Arvine is entitled to all the credt that can be given for bring ing production of this kind to Bridgeport.
 POLES.
 Cortez, Peggy and Band presented a spectacular revue at PoliS yesterday Buch. as is seldom seen outside of le- gitimate musical camedy. Cortez and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-26

WEST END. Married to a man who is brutish in
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
DENIES
PAPER REPORTS
Had Said French Ambassa.
dor Would Return If Re-
publicans Won Election

Paris, Oct. 2s.-The foreign office
today tool c%ognizance OF reports cir
cuilated in the United States as to al
legged plans of the French government
after the American election. and issu-
I'd the following official statement:
Certain American publications IN
the last few days have printed reports
according to which the French gov
ernment's intention was to recall its
ambassador in the event of and as
soon as a Republican president as
'sumed office. The new envoy, 1t was
reported. would have Instructions to
meet the Republican viewpoint con-
corning the League of Nations. and
also try to reach an alliance of some
kind between the United States and
France. A new association of nations
was alleged to be the policy Of the
new ambassador, in which the two
great republics would play predomi-
nate parts. Such information is alb
solutely groundless. Ambassador
Juaserand leaves on November IS to
resume the duties of his post at Wash
ington." =
The reports ofHwhich tn, French
foreign office issues the foregoing de-
NAL were not circulated by tho AS
sociated Press, but were contained in
a dispatch circulated through other
channels. . tI
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NEW TRIAI srARTS.

Duluth, Mimi. Oct. 2s.-With the
selection of a jury completed, the
trial of John Murphy, former Du-
luth police chief: Frank l.. Bradley,
former deputy United States marshal,
and nine other defendants in the sec
ond liquor conspiracy case. opened
in United States district court today
on a charge OF transporting liquor
said to haye been struggled into this
country.
Murphy and Bradley were acquitted
yesterday Of a similar charge. The
nine others whose trial opened today
on a charge of transporting liqdor
known to have been smuggled into
this country are: John B. Clark. Ear
r. Eckard, Joseph Teddy. William
Cahill. Hetry. Hill. John Clayton, III
L. Mitchell, Joseph Trudell and John
Mckay. =
Fred Longfield,,@s Duluth taxicat
driver, who is mentioned as a conspi-
rator but was not indicted, was the
first witness called ,by the govern
ment. - -
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DULUTH.
DULUTH GRAIN

Duluth. Mimi, Oct. 2o.-Elevator
receipts domestic grain-Wheat 29S,-
500 bushels; oats 22, 800; barley 49,
800: rye s., 100; flax $1,000.
Shipments-Wheat 80, 200; barley
z53.s00: flax 1900.
Elevator receipts bonded grain
Wheat 10000.
Duluth inspections-Wheat Nos. 1
and 2 dirk northern and Nos. 1 and
2 northern 8: No. 8 dark northern and
3 northern1; other spring 8; Nos.
l and 2 amber durum and Nos. 1
and 2 durum 10; srnutty durum l.;
Nos. 3 amber durum and No. 3 durum
5; other durum %; mixed "a; smutty
mixed S; all wheat 1855; flax %; mixed
grain 2; rye Sc; barley Z; all grain
257: on track s22.
Duluth, Mimi, Oct. 2s.-After gain
ing during it's early trading on good
eastern bidding, the wheat market
weakened today and the initial ad-
vances were largely lost around the
close. December spring wheat closed
unchanged at :.03 If: March 3-4
up at EOS 1-2 asked. December
durum l Ia pj at 2.06 Ia bid; March
i ii up at 2.06 IL bid and December
winter unchanged at 2.02 IL nomi-
nally.
Flaxseed prices ran off under sell
ing and apathy on the part of crush
ers who were out of the market.
October flax closed 4 cents off at 2.72
IL nominally; November 3 cents off
at I'd IL asked; December 3 cents
OIL at 2:7s asked; and May 1 cent
Off at 2.91.
Rye closed 4 off at 1853 IL for
spot; October 4 cents off at ITO ask.
ed; December 8 L. off at 1.6o 1-c
asked and May 1 IA up ait 1.5s asked,
Oats closed IA cent up at so 5-s
and barley unchanged at 1893 for
spot. Closing-Wheat No. 1 amber
durum on track 2.15 Ii; No. 2 anne,
durum 2.13 If; No. 2 amber drum
to arrive Ill IA; No. 1 durum pr
-; No. 2 durum 2.1o IL: No. /
mixed durum 2:12 If; No. 2 mixed
durum 2.10 IA.
Flaxseed on track and to arriv<
- IL; October 2.72 IL: Octobe,
~ IL. nominally; November 81.
~ asked: December 2.76 asked: Ma,
Oats, on track and to arrive 50 s-s
Rye on track 1859 To-: to arrfv.
1853 IL; October ITO asked: Decem.
g $50 1-2 asked; May i.6S asked.
BARLEY, On, track 7S@oS.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
YOU WILL NOT
WIN WIN UNLESS
YOU HURRY
candidates Who Lay Down
Have a Fine Chance Of
Losing Prize

rou will not win one of The Her.
aids Grand Prizes if YOU lay down
ION the job.
Even if you have a good reserve
of point ballots. do not expect to be
III Grand Prize winner unless yen pu.
forth every effert between now and
November IS. the closing date of tho
campaign.
You have competitors on the Job
and they are after first choice.
4 In order to defeat them YOU must
work i~ntelligently and industriously.
I You should get your friends to help
YOU. Get them to go with you when
you are ~canvassing.
Remember that. there are only three
Grand Prizes-a Ford sedan aid two
purebred registered bulls. The person
finishing first has the first choice of
the three prizes.
Will you finish first. or will YOU
lose first choice because YOU did not
work diligently during the last IS
days Of the campaign?
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29

In counties without a court house or a
court mousse OF not greater value than.
twenty THOUSAND dollars, the question Of
mitted to the voters upon a petition to
the Board OF County commissioners OF .
majority Of qualified electors Of any such
Petitions to be filed with the County An
ditor and no :elector permitted to remove
his name after petition is filed.
Upon petition Of at least one hundred
ELECTORS the name Of any city, town OF
village may be placed upon h primary
ballot. petitions to be aled not less, than
thirty days previous to the said primary
Provides that the two towns receiving
the highest vote at primary election shall.
be placed on ballot TOR the first following
general election. n the one receiving
the highest number Of votes shall be
designated as county seat and the aues.
ton of county seat removal shall not
again be voted on for four years in the
same county. !
Provides that the Board OF County.
Commissioners may not contract for Or
votes for election have been Med until
the result of the election Is known.9
th hHslo a,s ST tpre9tssddy e] t. 70 sp q &c p. y.
Court. Appraisers shall be aiiowed.nvs
qollars per q Tor necessary time y
actual expenses. $40 VII @ a
! Provisions ~ to notice, ballot, etc.
provided for at election for the removal
of county seats shall rs far @ ,prnc.
ticable. apply to primary and general
election. Il; s#s; gs
Amends Section 37A4 to rsquine the
q statement Of the result OF said election,
TO be deposited M transmitted % pro-
vided. by Section 1874 Of the COMPLIED
LawsS OF he state Of North Dakota foe
the ycarS1Sl8. y
Repeats all conflicting acts.
Shat said referred measure be ap-
Dated AZ Grand Forks. II. D..sthis f30th
day Of October 1880. nS4N 4
NssANDERSoN INV
County. Auditor Of GranA
Forks Co... North Dakota
Coetgsy5fo Ney. !. 1870
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
CHICAGO,
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Oct. 3O.-Absence of SELL
ing pressure had a bullish effect today
on the wheat market. Reports Of gen.
eral frosts in Argentine tended to
handicap the bears. Initial prices
which ranged from Ia to l ga higher
with December 2.0S to 200 and March
2.01 to 2.02. were followed by material
further gains and then something Of
a reaction.
Corn assembled with wheat. After
opening unchanged to rs higher, in
Guiding December at 80 1-2 10 81 Us,
the market continued to harden.
Oats were firm with other cereals,
starting unchanged to 1-S higher. De-
cember 81 SIS and then scoring a
slight general upturn.
Provisions held stea0y in line with
the hog market.
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GRAIN TABLE.

Receivers said overnight accept.
ances of offers in the southwest had
been lighter. A little expert business
was noted and bulls explained the
opinion that o vas being done
than could be traced. Prices closed
unsettled / 1-2 to 2 1-2 net higher,
with December 2.09 ID to 200 ga,
and march 2. 03.
Sellers were scarce, and commission
houses had to run PRICES up to nil
buying orders. The close vas firm
! 1-S to 1 5-8 act higher, with De-
oember SO ga to SO IS. :.
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TWO PROVINCES
IN CHILE SHAKEN
By EARTHQUAKES

Valparaiso, Chile, Oct. 2s.--violent
earthquake shocks. with a vertical
movement, shook the provinces Of At
tacima and Coquimbo, north OF this
city at sos o'clock tlAs morning. The
tremprs lasting 2 1-2 minutes. The
cities Of Copiapo and vallenar in the
province of Attacima were most seri-
ously shaken, old structures in both
towns being damaged. Reports re-
ceived here state no one was injured
during the earthquake.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
ATTENTION DRAWN
TO ELECTION LAWS

Washington. Oct. ~ 2s.-Attorney
General Palmer today instructed all
law-enforcing authorities to give care
full attention to violations of election
laws, violations of corrupt practices
during the coming election. He also
instructed no leniency must be srown
>violators Of tho federal election laws.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
81. PAUL
SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK.

South st. Paul Minn!. Oct. a.
Cattle receipts 1000, mostly stronger
to 20 cents higher; one load beef
steers averaging around $500 pound
at 9.35, showing short corr feeding;
bulk and veal calves steady; top
calves $3.50; stockers and feeders
strong.
Hog receipts $500; market active,
10 to 20 cents higher; range $11.0O@
1925: bulk '$11.90 to 1915; pigs
steady.
Sheep receipts 1900; market
strong to Is cents higher. top native
lambs 1890; top ewes 6.25.
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A CASH SALES

Chicago, Oct. 29.-WheAt-No. I
red 2.17; No. 2 mi1ed 2.15@2.16; Corn
No. 2 mixed 8S 1909. No 2 yellow
SO 1900 IA. Oats No. 1 white.
non quoted; No. 3 white So 3-4@ 81
1-2. Rye No. 2, Its 1-2@1.7e 1-2.
Barley S8@1.os. Timpoty seed 500
@S.50. C1overseed 1900 @ 1000.
Pork nominal. Lard 1906. Ribs
14.50@15.75.
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Constitutional Amendments

= -.|E+
Woman Suffrage and Residence Require
ments. &
To amend Section 121, Article s, Of the
Constitution as amended by Article 2 Of
striking out the words male, "six
months and ninety, and inserting in
lieu Of the words six months the
T 'ies Of ninety the wo Says. a:ni as e ,ns the xor "a
Sec. III. Every person Of the age Of
t t. .ttker 81 yf the f S5 oRMaFd e,. ;ss,snS 1he
and in the county ninety days and in the
precinct thirty days next processing n
such election. First. citizens Of the
| United States; second. civilized persons
Of Indian descent who have severed their
tribal relation two years next preceding
shall said constitutional amendment
be approved?
STATE 111o8N SCHOOL.
Changing nam to State Training School.
To amend Section 2l5. Article -. Of
the Constitution by striking out the word
Reform. in subdivision Sixth. and in
sertins in lieu thereof the word Train
sec. Els. The following public in
situations Of the State are permanently
located at the places hereinafter named.
ed TO it by the United States in the Act
Of Congress approved February z3nd,
1889. "a be disposed of n used in such
manner as the Legislative Assembly may
prescribe subject TO the limitations pro-
| vided in the article on school aud public
lands contained In this Constitution.
First: The se3t of government ct the
CT. d Bismarck in the County Of Bur.
sscond: The State University apA the
school Of Mines at ths CITY Of 4Grand
Third: The A~sricultugal Coiisse. q
1.-The City Of sFafgo, III the County Of Cass,
F0urth: aA sfate Normal Schesl ~ tha
Sssy e ne NH, Il. i lsg,., "a ss SSss,rSy z 4
s ssssss ssss s ~ ssssss ss ~;
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
A OBI PRIZE

Stockholm. o.. 2s.-Dr. Jules
Bodute, of Brussels and Prof. August
Krogh of Copenhagen have respective
~ been awarded the Noble Prize in
medicinal science for the years Of 1919
and 1920, 'c3'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
MARKET NEWS
NEW YORK.

New York, Oct. 49, Early sains in
oils and speeiAst,es were Cancelled
~facn rails and shiHS:&ys wGakcnad
A. todAy's market session. Great
Northern and Texas l.acSS;e were 'ss.
pe>ialiN heavy. Win Dated Fruit and
atlantic Cult losing - ~ 3 foia;s,
This was followed il" a demand tM
era Pacific and Canadiaa l&c;iiS
gaining almost two points each and
Union Pacif I n point. Junior rails
asc improved Al. tay,ns {; Somi.ra
Hs lwaS and New o,lear>, TEXAS aid
Mexican. Food and chemical issue
rallied easily. but the pop"',f Ster!s
:nG equipments were dull AID irc$-
G:sr. Cali money opened ard 'v"'"'
ell into next ws>S at Tx c.fi'
Some very substantial gains were
registered by prominent issues at the
opening OF tcaaS's stock msrket. the
advances being in the nature Of a con-
tinuance OF yesterdays late rally. olis
were the leadins feature. Standard on
OF New Jersey rising nine points.
Mexican and Dutch Petroleuns also
were hrm o strong with Virginia
Carolina Chemical, United Fruit. tIul1
States Steel and several Of the coa!ers
Moderate reactions set in before tne
end of the first half hour, Cruciole
SAGE 0lIo So1AASH ~ LA
cheaper rails becoming heavy.
Local utilities also metals n olls.
a: extreme gains Of l to 5 points were
the only prominent features OF the
dull noon session, an inquiry LOT
American Smelling and National Lead
was associated with reports OF heavy
sales of refined copper for European
consumption.
Oils and steels featured the higher
range of prices in the later dealings,
the general list also hardening despite
the ten per cent rate for call money.
The close was firm
PRODUCE.
New York. Oo. 2s.-Eutter. firm:
receipts 4.0l2 tubs. Creamery higher
than extras So 1-e@s3: extras t9s
score, 81 1-c@s:: frsss tSS to 81
score) 47@6o.
Eggs, frmer; receipts e.7oa cases.
ditto frsts e4@e7.
Cheese. irregular. receipts 1878
boxes. State whole milk fats. held
specials 2s@:s; ditto average u "a
@25: state whole milk fats current
mark specials :s@24: ditto average
q 1903: IL; statew hole milk
twins held specials 2S127 IL: ditto
average 24925.
Poultry, alive. firm: chickens BY
freight. Sc: by express 3S637; fowls
35@3e: roosters. "a; turkeys As,
Dressed steady and unchanged.
LIBERTY BONDS.
New York. Oct. co.-Prices OF
Liberty bonds at noon-were: 3 lbs
$3.50: first As, $50 bid: second As
$Se.1S; first 4 Las, $3.50; second
4 las, $500: third 4 LAS. 1922;
fourth 4 LAS, $3.50: Victory 3 3-4s
$96.02; Victory 4 3-4s. $9S.Os.
Herald want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
COTTON

Fork. Oct. 2o.-Cotton futures
ciosed barely steady; December
920.lS.@January 1913: March aO.20.
Nay 1902; July 1855
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29

Holy Head, Wales-After a fight
over the coffin of the late Lord Mayor
MacSwtney, the body was placed on
a boat bound for Cork.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29

is..0ays the New Rockford }Transcriut
.1fys 11ave 6mAll Cafapafga HSlis,S
s1neadsnfally the 49, hass lafse red;
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DEMAND

Paris, Oct. 29.-The Allies have
sent a note to the Hungarian govern
ment demanding ratification of the
treaty of Triaino not later than No
venlber Is, it was learned today. In
the event that no action is taken by
that time, the note points out that
certain consequences" will result.
A Law providing for ratification has
been introduced in the Hungarian
parliament.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29

The other morning The Herald car
ried this headline. Joseph Murphy
Buried in Cork" New tangled cofflns
are always coming into vogue!
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
PUBLISHED

Madpe Alien. Towrer ........ 1000
Iva Adler. Brocket ......... 2400
Mrs. 7. A. Anderson. Pembina. 1900
Mrs. j. W. Bagley. CD. Forks. 2255o
r. j. Bakken, Whitman :. 2s"o
Mrs. n. F. Baunann, Reynolds $4,000
Vera Beaver. Arvilla ........ 1880
]. T. Ellerson. Sarles ....... 500
Elsie Eneer. Churchs Ferry. 1900
Mrs. A. r.. Halverson, y. River 10000
A Heptees. Michigan ....... 1900
Lottie Hauean, Hampden .... 2loO
Lucille Konze, Langdon $500. 33Sa0
Gertrude King. Rugby ....... $500
N. Knaus, Gallo ............ $500
I,uciile IaFrance. Dunseith -. 5000
Il. j. Moore, Drayton ........ 1000
Mable Nelson, Walhalla $500. 500
Harold Njaa- Northwooi 49,. :2Goo
Mrs A. l.. Reiton. Dahlen..... $4,000
II, M. Schneeweis, D. Lake -. sos
o. j. Seltun. Rolette s........ 1900
Mrs. p. P. Smith. st. John -. 1000
Lillian stovern, Mcintosh. Mimi 1000
Laura Strand. Fosston. Mimi. 1900
Doris Tennyson. Mayville 49,. $500
Goldie Shaw, Cando ......... el00
]. e. Timian, Crystal ........ $4,000
zelma Wilson. Hansboro 49,. 4oO0
r. r. Zirkle, westhope ...... 2se0
Mrs. ]. p. Ness. Park River :. 1900
Myrtle Borland. Bottineau 80. 1880
F. P. Bazal. Orr .......... 1890
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NoN-PARTIsAN NOMINATIONS

made in the Act Of Congress, referred to
shall grant to the said Normal School at
VAIL J C'ty; oo as afosemsn nt afty
ton for that purpose.
Fifth: The school for the Deaf and
Dumb Of North Dakota at the City Of
Devils Lake. in the County of Ramsey.
City of Mandan, in the County Of Morton.
Seventh: A State Normal school at the
City OF Mayviile.. in the County Of Trail,
s ena, me The hst rant Of H isnds MADE IN b2 Sp Gon-
sress in the Act aforesaid for state nor.
ma schools shall assign thirty thousand
tso.ooo) acres.to the Institution hereby
hereby appropriated for said purpose.
Eighth :: a. State Hospital for the In
sane at the City of Jamestown. in the
County Of Stutsman. And the Legisla-
t thon. Assem aerss fn of t %hpps s2ant g, tT ;sndyy
made by the Act Of Congress- AFORESAID
for other educational and charitable In
stitutions g the benefit and for the en-
dowment of said institution and there
shall be located ct. or near the City of
Grafton. In the County Of Walsh, an in
stitution for the Feeble Minded. on the
interior for = P%snitentisry 5utidinF:y OF
shall sud constitutional amendment
nv1s11G11F or sCxoo1 FUNDS.
Bonds u Other states-Farm Loans.
To amend Section 1ss Of the constitu-
tion 40 ansrded by. Article 8 Of Amend.
ments 70 said C%onstitution ~ striking
provided such states have never re-
pudi1ted any Of their indebtedness",. and
by striking out the word "one-third" and
half % as 70 read a. follows:
lO4ec 1A2 n mnnnvs ~ the u>ene-
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GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Minneapolis. Mimi. Oct. 2s.-Flour
unchanged. Shipments e7,S14 bar
rels. Bran $500 @3s.oe. q
GRAIN RECEIPTS.
Minneapolis. Oct. :s.-Wheat re-
ceipts 567 cars, compared with ass
cars at year ago.
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SUPH1mTENDENT or PUBLIC N
ST1uCT1oN.
Powers and Duties.

Being an Act amending Section 1903 OF
fer upon the superintendent Of public In
struction the duty of supervising the
c~erti1cation Of teachers, Standardization
OF schools. preparation OF courses of
study and examinations for eighth grade
and high school pupils. and repeating all
acts or parts Of acts inconsistent there
with. Amends Section 1903 of the Com
superintendent Of public Instruction 70
supervise the c~ertiication Of teachers,
Standardization OF schools. preparation
pupils. Repeats all acts OF parts Of acta
Inconsistent Herewith.
Shall said initiated Measure DO up.
proved?
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29

value to b determined by the board Of
appraisal Of school lands )
Shall said constitutional amendment
be approved?
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Initiated Measures.
oar or AuDr1o1s.
Examination Of state 1ndustrie

E-~SS~~ OS >oOAAO~O -..
Examination Of State Industries.
Being an Act amending Section go Of
clude therein the requirement that the
state board Of auditors shall semi-an-
nual!y examine the accounts, books.
assets and liabilities Of ali Industrial in.
stitutions and make public the result Of
said examination.
n. Ame N 1915 ssst .1n ! ss = Of 9foa the G CO. st.fs
a of auditors to examine and audit
the accounts, books, and vouchers. and
ascertain the assets n liabilities of all
each year. and make. report thereof to
the Governor, n make the same public.
Shall sale initiated measure be APP
proved?
T11 DA1x or NORTH DAKOTA.
Public Funds.
"a Being and act amending the Bank of
North Dakota Act providing for the de-
post OF AL state, county. township:
fands of all penal, educational and In
lie funds in the Bank OF North Dakcts.
the ei Isws' Of sei isis. % q = Ga omit The re- e.
sh.ii b deposited in the Bank Of North
shai said initiated MEASURE tbe ap:
proved
Fu Rank or 1o811 DAKOTA.
Real Estate Loans:
Bsins an Act limiting ~, estate mort:
g actual farmers who are residence q
ProSiSits real estate inortsase ioAns' ID
person ~sezcsptine actual residen,
Rspesls ~ aets III parts 81 aets Is,
cbesistent the!eyyith:
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OFFICIAL

viding for the designation of county and
municipal official newspapers in each
county in the state and prescribing the
manner of their selection n duties.
Defines the duties of official newspapers
and designates what notices and publi-
cations are to be published therein.
Amends Section 5 of Chapter 1877 Of the
ment that all summonses, notices. or
ders n other process in court actions,
or that notices Of foreclosure. or, state
ments of banks and other corporations,
newspaper.
Shall said initioted measure be .ap...
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CHICAGO PRADU~
Chicago, Oct. 29.-Butter higher,
receipts 4,643 tubs: creamery extras
SO 1-2: fiEsts 45@57; seconds 39@4:;
standards 81 IA.
Cheese unchanged.