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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07

CITY NEWS
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Weather-Idaho, tonight and Tues
day fair; colder tonight.
Second lenten tea of St. Marks
Guild will be held Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. N Williamson.
A cordial invitation is given to all
friends of the guild and the church.
A silver offering will be taken.
Levi Archibald, of Palouse, a pio-
neer grain buyer Of that place, was
a business visitor to Moscow Monday.
Charles Gritman, of Pendleton, a
resident of Palouse in the pioneer
days, was business visitor in Mos
cow Monday and went. to Palouse to
visit relatives there.
Winnifred Bingham is out of school
with the whooping cough.
Walter Brood has been out of
school on account of the chickenpox.
Mrs. Louis Fleiger is in town from
Pine Grove taking treatment. Mr..
Fleiger who had bad cut on his foot
is reported improved.
Ivy Curtis, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Curtis of Los Angeles,
Calf, died at that place Of heart
trouble. The Curtis family are very
well known in Moscow having lived
mere IOT many years.
DR.. T. A. Ball has just returned
from southern Idaho. He reports
roads the worst ever known, farmers
ability to sell their crops of hay and
there than in the Palouse country.
Mrs. Herman Nebelsieck of Gene
see is visiting her daughter, Miss
En-, mo cf fho Eochi0n Chnr
Miss Agnes Otto of Pullman was
in Moscow Saturday shopping.
Miss Alvaretta Whaten of Julia
eta is visiting Mrs. c. s. Cady on
Lewis street.
Rev. Lee spent several days last
week in Spokane attending church
meeting.
Mrs Edward Kits left Monday
for Spokane to visit her husband.
Mr. kits expects to undergo an OPP
Grafton there this week.
The person who took the parcel
from Oberg's counter last Saturday
is requested to return it to Oberg's
or to the person whose name is shown
on the bill in the parcel. 1874
County Commissioner Elmer Paul |
son returned home Sunday evening |
from Spokane where he was called by
the serious illness Of his mother Mrs.
Jennie Paulson we'll known pioneer of
Latah county. He reports her as much
improved but still quite ill.
DR.. and Mrs T. Boyd McBryde re- (
turned home from Spokane Sunday !
evening, where they went to attend !
dental mmeeting.
Mrs. E. Goetz of Viola was in Mos
COW Saturday on a shopping tour. t
Allen Mcdaniel is i'll and out of
school.
Miss Mary Joe Wicks is confined
to her home by illness.
Oswald Thompson, son of DR.. and
Mrs. J. S. Thompson who has been
quite i'll at their home on East Fifth
street for several days is reported
much improved.
John Ringo passed away at his
home near Palouse Monday morning.
Mr. Ringo spent the winter in Mos
COW. Funeral notice will be given
tomorrow
Rev. j. Stewart Maddox spent sew
eral days last week IN Spokane, at
tending meeting of his church.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07
WIZ Reopen Kindergarten.

Mrs. Stevenson reopened her kim
dergarten on Monday, March Z. She
hopes to continue the work until the
class completes that which it started
to do last September, but was pre-
vented from accomplishing because
of many Interruptions for various
causes. The class will meet every
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fri
day.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07
Union Cornwall Debate Friday.

The debate on the question RE
solved that Idaho is better off united
than divided" will be held at Union
school house Friday night, when
Union has the affirmative and Corn
wall the negative. The Union de-
baters are G. A. Neil, Rolla Morton
and c. F. Corey. The people Of the
Union neighborhood have been enjoy
ing debate and literary society all
winter and have had some interesting
and profitable debaters.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07
TWO GOOD BALL GAMES
HERE SATURDAY NIGHT

Saturday night at the high school
Gym the Moscow Cubs" second team
defeated the 8th A "All Stars 81 to
4 and the Palouse Frosh defeated the
Chistian Church IS. O. L" team 26- to
Is in two well played games. Quite
a large crowd, mostly members of the
IS o. L. class witnessed the games.
Next Wednesday night at 1880 the
Moscow Cubs" first team play the
Presbyterian church team Neither of
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07

the Cubs teams have been defeated by
any home team but the Presbyterians
say they are going to do it.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07

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Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22
625, 900 BOTTLES
SOLD IN NEW YORK
Biggest Thing Of Kind Ever Seen ~
That state, Declares Big
Wholesaler,

The fact ghat G2i opl bottles ~ Tan
la have been ~uld Boz rh" state "' Ne"
York since lfs Introduction there lr~,
thnn one year a-n. is q big business
item HAT wu urfmri unusual ali"ts
tlon throughout 'b, entire East, i"f
nothing Ike II hus ever happened h'-
fore. II nrruls an records
Mr. George T. Eyuns manager ~
ia. Gibson SNOW COMPANY the wetl.
known wholesale druggists, "''h
lunrhcs ,n Abuuy Buffalo N"'hrs'
ter nnt syrnru-c, recently announced
TINT the preparation was un" srN.hs
lp thrlr rrudc t,rrlfnHc. alone Of 'H"
phenomenal RAJ, ~ approximately g''.'
Upu BOTTLES O. lrur
IL the present rate continue. s'.l
Mr.. Evans "fals state u.aus w..l prob.
nbry rgufru considerably #rrf FAAth
ho,t.r- year Th.. a Tremendous
Hmrp tu Hm really H'ur.IN..'" 'n
maanr uU- statement
Tannr i- -r.H HE .'''- ...-st'.'
..,.rsnl here. Advertisement.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22
New Laws Cut
Hunting Season

while h.Hsus Increased the limit from
~ tu -H In New Jersey fcvdhirds
were protected al all times by being
Iiac'i u 'hr uuugnme class Tie
open -, SON fur Woudcock was short
encd 3 days IN Michigan, two weeks
In Nra York aud on. month tn Yer
mont Dawes we're protected unul
1924 n Colorado, and IA Kansas ah
open srHaun un them was provided
from september to October -.
H. .sHywI, seasons OH hlg game
werr s#ur'rupd and hunting further
tcstrI.r.f Buck laws We're enacted IN
Mchar Montana. Ncvudu, Nor'h
Dako' south Dakota Vermont and
In " n.'ou east Of the Cascades.
Mntur projected spike bucks aud pre-
scrih, Hai 80. of the two deer nj
lowe . .Hr eight northern counties
must .. an nutIrrrl buck. aud pro
yid,a t..f To- fvu of the counties only
rcs I, y.as- hunt deer during me
last i.. V,,G. u 'h" open season
Rull ..-u were protected fur I'VE
year Maine
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22
Imparting Charm

~HlCADo To Hrsa wul t must
uos - assaarl faa' 'wgtA -
spi- tas ~ charm ~ oaafss.
thsy have lt. ufherssse H3 hsaF'us
80, sung vfl1 rlt There b. charm
and charm Aad that % ths -"u..ir>
goll- u rHt
oh. q l. oil righf q rs.arse. boz %
is ut Just iug -vtU there = 81
terence between the ravc chaua -
the faeteFy .tH sEi the charming
nalvsts q the sW~s, y"ans iil"E if'Hn
the fsshlsaabis nE..A.fs sehraI. snd
go
We sHnsuue~ the laaGg guratlun =
the charm ttbuoa Il n the
latest adtuart g. the lcurg Noia.
ans yh-lsiiau sssufatlaU saTcrin.
Ssrv~i D. a ~msv.~" hsrp - = picture
ty the .ame name II i h"sus e,o'
dest~a O.. shtjy 81 the Industrial -frS'
a.. water Of ths Organization
Yea srs. said Miss bartars Aheli
os the Y " & A. "saSnc Il the gifls
went urs alght to 80 The hefN Ia
ths picture ~ fs-tl heir - a young
laaiss .shanl. and decided instead =
giving the rveulsr courses he would
teaeE the giris hsw 20 be charming
TIE ifea usad. sfr,nE IMPRESSION
zn s~ssraf < the girls So They came
aaea - ths cvnteT and taised lt cseT
znd ta.. charm schoyl Is the result.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22
Washers Have No Terrors for Her

~ Ew YuRk. lit huhoovss every
M ,pnxhvr hsreahouts 10 beware o
Mrs. Eleanor l'r Hart. an a'trac'
.tx. widow Of middle age. who has
added another notch TO her trussy sSi'
Ielah.
In her hanas at p4a Amsterdam ave
uue she told hos easy IL Ia foF any
woman. II size wII ansy display '''''e
MUCK TO put mashers to roat ~ 'a"a
.hs,u In cells In the last i've years
xhs has yanquIshed about hG'y ="
them
Mrs pe Hart was accosted IN Ten,
tral park by man describing himself
ma James gamarelll. twenty years
cid n pas' Office employee She dia
us, have her shllIelah. which Is r"'''y
a niece Of rubber bose about nlhe
tuehrs long. She uses IL Win fe'i'hs
effect On men who attempt to dirt with
her.
Nm. she was undaunted, Though
without her weapon. and rvs"rtea :"
bsr wuuderfully developed right arm
fur the Knockout. Zamoreiii took ths
.ount was turned over to poiice'
man. aud In the night court was s"h
fenced 10 one day In the ~"rkhonse
lie vas speed more severe punish
ment hecau Of his war record hu'
listen to Mss. lie Hart tell now u
~ dons:
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22

.,Its the "a siest thing IN the world
far respectable woman to nao
ma~her, For the past i've years IN
fact ever since was first inSn'ted
hy masher. have carried what l
call my shtllelah~-a piece OF rhhoef
hose that il just AS effective as q
blackjack ar niEhtstick, There u
no danger OF your killing them' but
a tan with some force In II Is bound
to lay them low.
In the past Ave years nave
caused the arrest of about ttty nash'
erS, only one got away from me ana
only one escaped conviction, Exact
~ how many have uahbed cannot
saw. All that Is required to get them
is a little courage. II a woman hash
20, shtllelsh, let her learn re"
,lu Ntsu grtps--they're easy to learn
Then she need have no fear"
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22
Left His Friend Holding the Sack

motley from $40 10 $40 ea-h-they
had paid weIch to get iohs
Then som. ~ the visitors com
plalnri 20 Lieut. John Rogers, wh"
sent Arthur Brock, patrolman not IN
uniform. 10 Investigate
At PulIcc headquarters Porter "a
plnlncd be- had uu connection With the
empio, ment COMPANY but merely was
doing favor Tor WeIeh Nfter b"
had nullJri typewriter and other
articles in the orire familiar tn hlm
wsrr MISSING be began all nNest'sa
ton N his Own. he sad II IS sntd he
learned We'ch had checked out AZ
llll charlotte street whcrr ~ had
been living and tfai a woman from
there vaa gone also Wo.rhs person
10 tanksHs aa,.HHt tsa t'ru With
drawn Sc complete r"aurts had b'vi
Kept - %" .mplnywsut of'lcv sine
july = Porter laid.
Eluaal uHrEaarl'u. 1911 Grhn'
avenue. 1r. Visitor. t.li no police he
suys = El other m'u whu bad ralI
f..s 20 Ws.h fpr lnN. .n an ull r'nn
rrs Ia Ie1a- AZ vsre tH.l 10 "culur
tara saturday Nr said
Wr.sa NJ. Hr-.ris.' as being about
.flrt ,.gHs f1 rrp l,a.s n.I q 'af.
..nr..s. auf aHau, o.. feet Geo
...... fa.r Al, Wurv q while atir'
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22
Bag Limit Now includes Birds
Killed by Persons Assisting
the Hunters.
.AIRPLANE SHOOTING BARRED
Tendency to Tighten Restrictions on
hunting Of Birds and Big Game 10
Shown In Federal and State
Laws Tor 1921.

Washington A tendency 90 tighten
the restrictions on the hunting Of
tlfds aud hlg game Is noted IN the
game laws FOR 1891, summary Of
which, both Grdrru mud state, has been
compiled boy the federal biological sur
y.y. Amoug the Ho'Ahr changes made
during tie present year Was the
ameuding of the usfatpt, bird tr"nty
uc, regulation, Will respect 10 bag
limits
This amsndm,n, provides that the
daily bnR limit - ans person shal
auU Include "ai muIa Wsn hy any
other person who fu. h.re accompanies
af assists NEm 'b WkHg migratory
birds" Thi, viii put au 'h1 to the
abuse ~ privileges under tUe rcsuia'
uars regarding tHc prescribed daily
Lax limits ty persons who rIH.m that
birds we're ai4.I by guides accom-
iluyluE them
Waterfowl Season
The fedrui waterfowl season Tor
california vus nNr1 from october l
10 January li. replacing the old sea
500 ~ October l3 90 January 81. the
..aspa nov u.lus %" same under both
srlrrul aud state laws Regulation y
.otruus the issgtur ~ f"i"rHl
sHeufiny Permits was amended "a
permit, tie Issuance q limited anI sp"
tai permits
state legislation hnnuoniF"i fedora
and state laws au waterfowl and shor'
tlri. IN Kansas aui Oregon, and OF
aaterfowI IN Pennsylvania md ih"d'
Island Washington prrscrihcd state
ula. open season GA an msgrat"r
came birds from October to jonuar'
Il thus dryiatluE from the ffa"rH
p,sulatlous. which snpcr~'~ic the stat
Law. east ~ the Cascade mountains
where u viii uow be possible to hun
migratory game birds only from oct'
her I 60 pcccmber 81. without Ni"a
ing either federal or state law
Idaho the up.n season on m'grat"r
game birds has been shortened und'
STAT. law two weeks by opening Oct
her |. instead of September i8, an
extending 10 u,eccmher Fl
Idaho Kansas, Montana, y
hraska. Oregon and Washington cnac
ed legislation similar 10 the FEEDER
regulation prohibiting hunting frn
alrplanes Colorado reduced the ha
limit On ducks from ~ 70 - da
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22
Working Girl

The s.r.s are 20 ~ taught hoN 90
be stauu.us .u rlgH~,t" speech anA
dress. N..s NHsI .ays, aud -" adds
stth A t.-eh. -b1v 60 p. charming 30
th.ir behavior with men fr.sats'
Niss Jessie Au.tiu. Superintendent
81 the evu,rr. and Mp GrHev Mayer
Oakr. have charge q tho r.as-"s
The sirs are very stnr,1r about
IT sali Mlss Austin The take II
seriously They arr studying hard aud
are dc~pIy Interested
The r~tzastcr suggested that a feN
pictures u sssne u the yoans women
tn various charming pastures might
ts Interesting In the pal"r Bui Miss
Austin quite Guuly forbade IL.
-Ns, ~. M rally she said. II
waulI not do. This thing Is too-t"o
deep e snss to 'ar b~lvs the sur.
faev fog anything Ike that"
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22
His NuptiaI Race Not "tor MAD
ems" but Previous Winners.
,,s...s of Getting Widow Win one
child, Go, Woman Win seven
Children and Two Husbands.

New York Meyer Mouer's mar''a'
n,a was inst one surprise after "h'
other,
He told the Supreme court about y,
when hr asked for an annn'm'h' :"
tho match and recitcd the list "f uo'
.xnected events that came to him at'er
he was duly we'd,
when he married Becky Maue'' Nv
SAYS she represented herself as a "'''
nw with one child, Surprise No l.
,,o,hcr child came 60 the home cal'
,ne his wife mamma
surprise NJ. 2--Scc"nd ch''d e""''
at,,,. later also chlld of wife,
"uow Gomez asked Ms,''
Thought you only had one child!
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22

rYANsAs CRY. When II &
n wslch. manager ot the National
Employment c"mpanys ofho".
disappeared, he ten "~hiie elephant
oa the hands ~ friend aor"riins TO
the star % TIT. city
TIE day he let weIeh told II G
Porter. nldisnd hui.I. the f1"Hi, that
he va, lIl. and. gI,in. PORTER o." srys
asked him TO opsrntc .tts employment
oric.. Porter had u'i t,,t uH3'y'
long vhcn be had ssItrrs
So,n tie visitors tfa.ei h,'v~a
nftS and seventy fs~ w,u They said
wrlrh bad tnld 'hvsa ta wr.i = man
frum TvNa. there sul tae1 H"l'd 30
siysu transy"Hat.au f, I"h
hgors ns.n tho ysttars h,saa 70
gruw lnastsu' shsu rsfirr M".ru
nor nan from Texas aptss0A
They esbanlrd ror'sr rrtafu ihc
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22
MARITAL, LIFE ONE OF SURPRISES

oh. merely forgot 70 tel you
about this one" said his wife
SURPRISE No. 2~rhira child also
added starter, comes along to live with
mother.
Surprise No 4-Fourth uuheratueo
font adds itself 10 home circle,
How much Of family have ~
asked Meyer,
Surprise No 5--"There are two
more" said the mlSsuS and the family
grow from the one u~tcl ch"d 10
seven
Sprrrlse Na e-Meyer discovered
that Mrs, Mauer had two other ''"hS
husbands and then he decided te le'
,hs Suprrme court pnt an end to his
family surprise party,
at is a case Of fraud ana m'HNPFr
santatjon." he said In asking annu'
nent "rgcre ! thought | was gettmE
a widow with one child aud | hnt
tha, | got wonnn with seven eh''
sren and two husbands. !.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22

rHtIvAUkEE. - The r0ynisvia-
mi ysntary sksptic Nho has nu' s''.
en- ~ TIE search started e"ni0F-
Is~ sso by plgSrnvs, dcsp't" ihe fta.
Htnalatton q high nuaan~ and %" 3e-
~ie~s ~ lee. Ingenious mortais 81 az.
.ps4riate he wovidly goods q Their
fettax p,.u. may now extlngn!sh ~"
|nuseru version ~ tba urcctan phi1aS-
asphsrs lamp, bveauss the object ~
ths Asv i1ux qnest has heen ilseo'
srwd
whi.s ~ route rrum hts home tn
s.aua1a last wvrk a n4an whose sew
s~usy.iwa years had faIlsi TO destroy
his faith In human beings, e-hhdea 10
a stranger that he had st"o in cana
dian currency ~hlch he wished % er
change for uaitci states E'sf-' HF'"
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22

ing me ! am keeping house 10" ain
an. abe 70 o. 81 of my work. cannot
say enough FOR your medicine. II has
done more for me than any doctor
have not paper enough - tell YOU no"
much II Ia done i1r me and for my
friends You may print this letter Il
vou wish. " - ElLzaRETH C. CokLEY,
care of A. +. Corley. Edmund, 5. G.
Ability 70 stand the strain - work IL
the privlhce of the strong sna healthy
but bow cur hearts sehe for the weak
and slekly women struggling with Their
daly rounds ef household duties with
backaches headaches, nervousness ana
almost every movement brings new
psir Why vii not the mass 81 letters
tror warr.r r. all over this country. winch
we have been publishing. convince such
women that LYDIA Z P,nAhsn s NeEe-
taale Compound vii he.a them Just as
surely a. j; cid Mrs COFtey !
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22
q x" BARNARD Golf" Sunday

Lincoln. >eh sitting IS Il court,
,he Lincoln city ceauri decided the
game of harseshncS on Sunday iS NOT
a dissertation of the sabbath snd IL
lawful The action followed the arrest
and nnmc of boys induIctnG In the
came on sunday at the suburban town
OF University Place,
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22
Mother Says Her Lot
Iustlfies Profanity

Arru.sued un a charge OF pro-
family. Mr., Agnes White Of Co
mmhus. -. thlr'y seven yeurs
old. pnl the mother Of ~ chil
drru, said
Judge. anybody that had TO
i've ns hard lifr AS de-, would
rurs"
Mrs White testified that she
was forced 20 iuk" To washing
nnd other work ga support her
self aud her children, The
Judge dismissed her, after tell
Iur her 10 so aud curse no
more.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22
som. gardening seats Coli.

Detroit. Mich. Thousands u b'
,,aIt.rs who acquired th" gafdenihs
bablf during n, war have c"ii'li ur'
,be pray,lrr ~ making anl i'ud'nE
matches ~ vegetables aud snal. fruits
un,l il hu, bpr"mr hobby WIN q
large proportion uf mru here. More
interest Il being taken 10 gHfa"i lhs
,t,r In rurf baseball or other sports
during the summer months. arr"fa ".
=, these who have made u study o'
the situation.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22

fgTp 1 every t3HLNa
/ was not able % DO
any WORK and trlec 3
LOT of medicine but
90, no relief ] saw
your medicine adver
Used 10 q little book
that was thrown m
my door and ! had
not taken ~ bottles
of LYDIA ( PINK
hams Nege Bile
Compound before !
could ~, ltwas help
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22
COLD MEDAL
<,h1tE:Ml''!!!. :l''!!!.0 on

r,s worlds standard remedy for kidney,
uvrr. bladder and uric acid rooo'ss, Nns
snsries Of life and i>oSs In use s'hS~
,6aa All druggists, three sses'
Lack fer the : r.@' .@'.ps si'.S ns insssa,,Sa
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22
Women
Made Young

p-,-74 ewes. a clear slin and a BODY
fuu Of youth ana health may &c
yours if YOU will keep your system
in order BY regularly taking
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22

Idaho Kansas, Montana, Ne
hrusks Oregon and Washington enact
ed legislation similar 10 the federal
regulation prohibiting hunting frnm
aIrrlapes Colorado reduced the bag
limit on ducks from ~ 10 IS DAY
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-22

N s.n s:,,,Ss,; e ,;,,, !; ,s..:, .,,..: :
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-04-21
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPER
TY ON FORECLOSURE UNDER
JUDGMENT AND DECREE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
OF a Judgment and decree in foreclosure
rendered and given by the District Court
Of the Fifth Judicial District in and
for the County of Ward and State Of
North Dakota. and entered and docket
ed in the office of the Clerk of the Dis
the 18th day of April 1927. in an action
wherein Citizens State Bank, Douglas
North Dakota. is plaintiff and Herman
Ecthmeirr IS defendant. in favor of the
said plaintiff. Citizens State Bank
Douglas. North Dakota. and against
the said Defendant. Herman Kethmeier.
for the sum of Two Hundred Forty-four
and 25floo ($24a.25D Dollars. which
things. directed the sale by me of the
real property hereinafter described to
satisfy the amount of said judgmcn,
with interest thereon and the costs and
expenses of such sale applicable there
to will satisfy, ana by virtue of Il
Writ to me issued in the nature of Il
special execution in mortgage foreclo-
sure OUT of the office of the Clerk of
said Court in ana for said County and
state. and under the seal of tn: said
Court directing me to sell the real
property pursuant to such Judgment and
decree. |. \. i Scofcld, Sheriff of said
County Of Ward and State of North
Dakota, and the person appointed and
designated by said Court to make such
sale. will sell the hereinafter described
real property to the highest bidder for
cash. at public auction at the front
door of tn" Court House in the City
of Minot. North Dakota on the 2sth
day Of May. 1921. at two o'clock +. NJ.
of that day to satisfy the said Judgment
with interest and. costs thereon and
the costs and expenses of such sale or
so much thereof as the proceeds Of said
sal" applicable thereto will satisfy.
The real property to be sold as aforc-
said. pursuant to said judgment and
TO said Writ and to this Notice. is de-
scribcd rs follows: Northeast Quar-
ter (NED and all that portion of the
Northeast Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter (SE2 SEQ. being. North of
the right of way Of the Mpls. st. Paul
$. S. Marie Railway Company and con-
tanning about twelve 90 acres; all in
Section Twenty (Sec. 20), Township One
Hundred Fifty-one TWP. l5D North Of
Range Eighty-tivc Rge. $50 West, in
all containing One Hundred Seventy-two
acres 172), more or less. according 10
the L. S. Government survey thereof
Dated this 18th day OF April. A. d.
1921.
a. y. SCOFIELD. Sheriff
OF Ward County. \. Oak
III. Il. Johnson.
Minot, North Dakota.
Attorncyfor Plaintiff. i2l-6t
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-04-21

Ward County. N. OAK. April s, 1921.
The Board Of County Commissioners
Of Ward County met in regular na, Session !en
Minot. N. Oak. with the following mem.
bers present: Commissioners Toftner,
Spicher, Haldi and Krantz; Com. Van
denoever absent and Com. Krantz in
Moved by Com. Haldi seconded by
Com. Toftner that the Board proceed
to audit bills.
Motion carried.
Com: Haldi that the bond Of the First
National Bank with the Middlewest
Trust Company, for 5000, sinking fund
be accepted, approved and placed on file.
The board spent the balance Of the
afternoon auditing bills and at o'clock
adjourned to meet at A. M. April
Apru eth, 1891
The Board met as per adjournment at
A. NJ. with all members present and
Com. Krantz in the chair:
Moved by Com. Haldi seconded BY
Kinley Township signed BY Oscar Ru-
run at large from date until May LIST,
1921. be accepted, approved and placed
On roll call the members voted as
Toftner, yes. Com. Spicher, absent.
CON- m:. Hald i, Yes yes; Com. Krants yes
Moved by Com. Haldi, seconded BY
Com. Vandenoever that the road petit
tion for road beginning one fourth mile
Township 155, Range 90, thence South
one fourth mile, thence East hve miles,
also to construct a road on the quarter
line North and South through Section
c. B. Wolhowe and ~ others, be rejected