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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-01
Cancellation of War Loans.
From the Springfield Republican.

Canoeing war debts all around Except
those of Germany has been favorite propos-
al i'll interallied circles since the arInistice.
Austen Chamberlain statements, in speech
in England that the United States govern
mcnt had refused to consider such a step so
far as the debts of the allies itself were CON
cerned, is no cause for surprise. The time is
not ripe for action of this character, assum-
ing that it would promote the economic restor-
alton OF the countries which suffered from
the war.
As time passes there may develop an in
creasing body of public opinion in America
to support debt cancellation on account of
the disturbing effects of payments in goods
upon the home market. The interest alone on
this foreign debt must be paid eventually in
exports of foreign merchandise to this coun-
try, Tor payment in gold even in part is out
OF the question for years to come The pro-
tectionists sentiment OF America may be
swung sooner or later to the view that debt
cancellation is preferable to debt payment TAX
ing the form of an invasion of the home
market by foreign products From this point
OF view a huge foreign debt to the United
States is white elephant.
The sums loaned, without the accumulated
interest by the United States government I'M
der the war acts of 1917 are as follows Gents
Omitted):
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-01

The Marietta Journal states big truth
when it says farmers never before needed to
diversity and raise all they consume at home
as they will this year, and adds: But you
tell 'em, Boil Weevil; you'll be closer to EN-"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-01
BOUDOIR REDS.

From the Washington Post
Another red menace: Fifteen-year-old girls
with the rouge habit.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-01

Phone $40
Extra large California Prunes, h. .. Zoe
Sun dry Apples, h. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 15c
GOOD DRY SALT MEAT ............12 1-2c
FRESH WATER GROUND MEAL. per peck SOC
BEST CREAM CHEESE. 35c LB.. 3 LBS. $1OO
GUARANTEED SELF RISING FLOUR. S1.35
Highest Patent Plain Flour .......... S1,6O
Imported Sardines Observation-Disclosures pic
Fresh California Lemons, per dozen ....1 9c
4 lb. Bucket Compound .,.................63 CSC
BIB. BUCKET COMPOUND ...........S1.25
4 lb. Bucket Snowdrift Observation-Disclosures. 69c
BIB. BUCKET SNOWDRIFT ...........S1.33
quart Wesson Oil Observation-Disclosures 8c
pint Wesson Oil 30c
No. can South Georgia Syrup ........... 55c
No. 10 can South Georgia Syrup .$1.O
h. package Argo Starch ................. 43c
Small size Argo Observation-Disclosures 1-2c
5LB. PACKAGE GRITS ................. 38c
11-2LB. PACKAGE GRITS .,.........>..13c
Rolled Oats, per package .................13 c
Good Roasted Coffee .............1 5c
White House Coffee, lb. package . 39c
WHITE HOUSE COFFEE. 3 LIB. CAN. .$1.15
Maxwell House Coffee, ID. can ....... 39c
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-01
OREGON DIFFERS
In PERSONALITY
FROM PREDECESSOR

Mexico City, June 15.-Presdent
Obregon a shown on numerous oc-
casions lately that there is nothing Of
the a%loofness and unapproachability
about him that characterized his pre-
d~ecessor. Cerranza. He frequently
dimes in public with his wife and at
one cafe where there is dancing he
may be found at times escorting a
friend in promenade although he does
not dance
At a recent wrestling match he
aroused much applause when he
quietly slipped INTO a box and was
not at all backward in picking his
man to win.
He still refuses to use chapultepec
castle, the beautiful presidential home
for a residence, preferring to. live in
a cottage nearby. The castle
IS frequently used for small parties
and the circle of obregon friends is
we'll entertained. "
The president disda.ns pomp and
show and even the few state recep-
lions he has held nave been modest.
Always a good h~orsenean, General
Oregon ma be seen almost any
Sunday morning on the bride path
and on days of fiesta he frequently
joins the automobile parade through
Chapultepec park.
At no time does he carry a body
guard, not even on a recent national
holiday when rurnors of revolution
were rife.~ on that day he passed
through thousands Of spectators in an
CDen Carriage
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RAILROAD MEN IS
PER CENT AGAINST
CUT, HEALY SAYS

Chicago. July 1.-Ninety-fve per
cent Of the membership OF the Inter
national Brotherhood of F4renen and
Oilers have voted against accepting
the wage cut ordered by the United
States railroad labor board on all
roads today. Timothy Healy. inter-
national president, made the an
n~ouncer1ent today as fifteen hundred
union leaders gathered here to pass
on the order.
The maintenance Of way naen and
the shop crafts, which have also TAX
en- a vote on the wage reduction ques-
ton will not announce the result I'M
til after the conference here today.
n thousand general chairmen Of
the four big br~otherhoods went into
talking of an informal acceptance"
Of the cut. W. F. Krider Of the Broth
erhood Of Locomotive F1remen and
Enginemen. said such a resolution
probably would be adopted.
h executives OF all the unions in
volved me early today to plan the
procedure to be followed in the group
meetings. At the close Of the confer
ence, e. j. Marion, president Of the
t~elegraphers, said his organization
had taken 10 vote, and the question
Of acceptance o. rejection Of the
boards order is up to the $50 gerera
Chai-r.eN who are, here.
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FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR BISHOP KOUDELKA
HELD In CLEVELAND

Cleveland, Ohio, July 1.-rune-a!
services for Bishop Joseph NJ Kou-
delga Of the Catholic diocese Of su-
perior. Wis, were held in St. Mi
chael's church here where he had
been pastor for more thar twenty
five years, today. He was buried
alongside his parents in a little Gene
terry nearby.
A nephew and nanaesake, Rev.
Joseph Koudelka. pastor Of a Cleve-
land Catholic parish. was celebrant
of the solemn requiem nsass- The
absolution was given by Rev. Joseph
F. Miller Of Superior, who. with a
number Of priests and layraen, ac-
companied the. body here Wednesday
evening.
Several hundred priests attended
the funeral, which. was one OF the
most impressive religious ceremonies
ever held here. A committee from.
Chicago represented the National AS
ISOLATION OF Bohemian Catholics.
Bishop Koudelka died in Superior
Friday. He planned and SUPER.
vtsed the construction Of the church
In which his funeral was held.
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North Ddk0fd's Creates
Classified Section
NOTICES.
sFATE 81 NoRTN pAKorA.

~ SSIlAIS 1FAH-o1 #s9
Comfy 4 4 e sssas essss.
In the matter OF the estate OF Peter J.
. AA'keA ae eTrAa.oz.
Caroline Haugsn Petitioner
Mabel Haueea, olga Hausen.
Marie Haugen, Rodney
Allen Haugen, verna Rer-
nice Eaugen and Anton p.
Haugen special guardian
Of Rodney Allen Haugen
and verna Bernice Hsugen,
minors 49,. r~esrorderte
The State Of North Dakota and the said
County g TO the above named
You, and each Of you. are hereby cited
and required to be and appear before
the county our Of the County OF Grand
Forks in sad s.ste At the ofice q .he
court house in the City Of Grand Forks
in said county. on the ST., DAY If
august. a ?, 1921 at 70 o'clock s. N.
tie hearing on 't tie pei petit ienre 81 e csr sssne
Haueen to be appointed administering
OF the estate OF Peter J. Haueeu, de-
ceased and to show aus II any there
petition should not be granted.
Persona! service OF the above citation
at least twenty f2o) days prior TO suck
hearing on: Anton p. Haueen, special
guardian Of Rodney Allen Haugen and
verna Pe-ntce Hauge1, miners under 10
years Of age.
Also service by publication In tho
Grand Forks Herald, once a week, for
three successive weeks. the last pub
1icatton to be at least twenty (20) days
prior to such hea-ine. on: Mabel
Eaueen, Olga Haugen, Gudrun Eauger
and Ethel Marie Haueen.
Dated Grand Forks. N. D-..Jrne :cth.
COURT sEAL>
w. L. K. HAssEIL,
Judge cf the County Court.
(Julv J. s and tx
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FAKE MOVIE 0
GRABS LARGE SUN

New York, July Fake movie
stock gobbled up $50. 900. 900 from
gullible investors during 1920, saws q
report by the National Association Of
the Motion Picture Industry. which
has a vigilance committee trying to
stamp out promoters Of wildcat Aim
companies.
Hundreds Of such companies, often
organised by men who did not even
know the difference between a cut
back and a closeup, not to mention
the distinction between an ordinary
p%latonic Kiss and the lingering fade
away, were tru-npeted by stock sales
men who pointed to great fnancia!
achievements by well known Aim
makers as an assurance that investors
would soon receive gobs of dividend
checks, the report indicated.
But the Investigating committee dis
covered that most of these wildcat
schemes died without leaving a foot
OF Him to posterity. 1t then started
a campaign of warning to the public,
This. the association claims. has
been successful.
The danger Of this sort Of invest
ment has been called to the public's
attention with such force" it's state
ment said, that very few if any new
producing companies have attempted
to sell stock within the" past six
months"
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EVENING EDITION.
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RAILROAD COMPANY
GIVEN PERMISSION
TO ISSUE BONDS

Washington. July The inter
state commerce commission granted
today application OF the Minneapolis,
st. Paul and sault Ste Marie Railway
company to issue two million six hun
dred seventy-one thousand dollars
per cent mortgage bonds to be
used in part payment for acquisition
Of the Wisconsin and Northern rail-
road. The acquisition, the commits
sion said, would give the applicant
connecting link between Wisconsin
Michigan and it's Chicago division over
which it can transport tonnage orig
mating in the peninsula Of Michigan
destined to Milwaukee and Chicago,
shortening the applicants present
route approximately 113 miles.
The consideration to be paid is
$4,000 q mile or a total Of three
million three hundred thirty-nine
thousand i've hundred dollars. 9,
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LEGAL NOTICES..
OF NORTH DAKOTA

OAAO1A,
County Of Grand Forks.
In County Court. Before Hon. L. z.
:, ~. Hasssll, Judge. ~
E. Dale, deceased:
notice n Citation. Rearing Of Final
Account and Distribution Of Estate.
Mlchae' f1sher Petitioner
s! HenrS S. Bale 8: Dale o'! and
The State os North Dakota. to tie above
ra-ced respondents
Eou, the said above named -ssno,-
cents. are hereby notified that the final
aecourt of the administrator with. the
VII! annexed Of the estate of Ha-riette
n tie County Of New To %! and an9 safe sesK
Of New York, deceased, has been
rendered to this court. therein showing
that the estate Of said deceased is ready
and petittoning tina his account be a.
lowed, the residue Of said estate be dis.
trtbuted to the. persons thereunto en-
tit'sd. MS adrnintstration closed and he
Of August, A. D., 1921. at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon Of that day, at the court
rooms Of this court, in the court house,
n the City Of Grand Forks. County Of
has been duly appointed BY this court
for the settlement thereof, at which
time and place any persons interested
IN SAID estate may appear and file his
exceptions. in writing, TO said account
and petition and contest the same;
And you. the above named respon-
dents. and each of you, are hereby cited
and required then and there to be and
appear before this court. and show
cause. If any you have, why said ac-
count shall not be allowed, the residue
Of said estate distributed. the admin
istration Of said estate closed and said
administrator with the Will annexed
DISCHARGED.
Dated the 18th day Of June, A D.
1921. ~
(sEAL)
By TIE Court.
L. K. EASSrL.
Judge Of the County Court.
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aSG.OG To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing resolution was duly adopted bv
the Board Of City Commissioned 81 the
City OF Grand Forks, n. D, At their
regular weekly meeting held wedres-
DAY. June 22nd. 1921 at I O'clock p. NJ
IN Block ~ Original rovnsits 81 lie
City OF Grand Forks, n. D., have
p~ettttoned the Board OF city Commits
.sioners to take, action necessary to pave
alley IN sa,d block with cement concrete
pavement 20 feet wide. . whereas
and the city engineer directed to pre-
pare plans and specifications and an eei
innate of probable cost, and whereas
said plans and specifications ana estis
mate of probable cost which said estt-
mate Of cost lie as follows:
800 50. yds. reinforced concrets
60 Gu. yds. extra concrete un- ''o o000
der rairload side track.... 10000
ESQ Gu. yds. excavation 1855. 10000
Engineering, Inspection, adver-
Using. assessment fees etc. $500
Have been IN iii things approved Sy
said Board. now therefore, be it res
solved. by the Board OF City, coanrnis-
sioners That Tor the t~orvenience OF pub
hereby declared necessary.
Dated at Grand FORKS, North Dakota,
THE 22nd day OF June, A. b. 1921.
First publication Iune 2Ath, 1921.
HENRY o'KEEFE JR
esnAL, 1es'oent-
cHAs j. rvANsoN,
lsss sssS "a July II. ,s,,,
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TON.
Notice IS hereby given that the STATE
Sa: Board Of TIE State. IS North Dakota
vi! hold an eva .;-at:on at the city Of
Grand FORKS, commencing or the 18th
day Of July, 4. . 1921. cor the purpose
Of examining applicants seeking ad-.ts-
sion to the har Of said state.
The following named have Sled their
applications for permission to take such
< nation:
Buchanan, John G., Darlington. North
Dakota. - ~
kota-
ro 2.sen Serts 5p srets. Patrick, Grand
Rand. Albert G., University. North
Robertson. Ellsworth G.. Fargo, North
soule, George A rowner, North Da-
'kota-
Sullivan. Joseph Edward, Grand
Forks, North Dakota.
Any objection to the participation of
any Of the above named candidates Ia
the examination to be held as aforesaid.
or their admission to the bar Of this
state, If successful. should be filed with
the undersigned as Secretary Of the
State Bar Board. not later thai JULY
10th. 1921.
]. H. NEWTON,
Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
State Of North Dakota, and
ex ohico Secretary Of State
Bar Board.
June 1o-17-24: July ~
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FORMER MRS. ASTOR
WANTS TO GIVE UP
CARING FOR son

New York, July Mrs. Madeline
Force-Dick, former widow Of John
Jacob Astor. has hled a petition IN
surrogate court asking to, be relieved
OF n guardianship Of her infant
son, John Jacob AAor III.
Mrs. Dick declared she had re-
|ceived no money Or property from the
three million dollar trust fund left to
her son since 1917 and did not ex-
pect to receive any In the future. The
petition made no mention Of why she
had failed to receive any funds. Her
attorney declined to make any state
Inent-
The former Mrs. Astor lost the In
con1e from a-trust fund OF Ave million
dollars by marrying a second timA,
following the death Of John Jacob
Astor in the Titanic disaster OF 1917.
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NoTICE no ooNTRAmnRs

Notice IS hereby given that the Board
OF Administration OF the State Of North
Dakota will receive bids at the presi.
dents office at the State University,
Grand Forks, North Dakota on Or be-
fore 10 o'clock a. m. on July 5th. fn-
the construction Of an addition, 43s-1o~
x51"-5". to he University Power Plant
amount OF the bid must each
proposal. The Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Plans and specifications win be on file
At the Builders Exchanges Of Grand
Forks and Fargo. North Dakota, and at
the OFFICES OF the University. Grand
Forks, North Dakota, ard the Beard of
Administration. Bismarck, North Dako-
Signed. CHARLES LrEssMAN,
Sec: Board Of administrator.
(June "a to July S.
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- II NJ = ~ ~ -"
Judge cf the County Court.
(Ju!y !. S ard 15.)
ror-c.'oE sxRmAT1or OF z.sror

SAFI6AT1O o. EGA19H
OF REDEMpTIOM.
Section 1928, Compiled Laws Of 1918 ee
Amended.
Bennett, Edward A. Bennett. w. r. Ben
nett, Melville Bennett. Clarence Bennett,
Guy Bennett, Isabelle Bennett, Alberta
Monogue, Celia Campbell. and to tile
%ceupant and to all others Interested:
Take notice that Tax Sale Certificate
Nos. 1880 and 1881 issued upon the
tax sale Deeemper II. 1917 Of the fol-
lowing described land. viz: Lots j,
and 8. Block 10. Original Town, Lari-
more City. Grand Forks County. N. %,
for the taxes Of the year 1915 On said
land has been presented at thu. Office
and application made for deed thereon,
that said land was sold on said sale
for s2o.s4 and the amount REQUIRED 70
redeem said and from sal sale at the
date hereof exclusive Of the Costs to
accrue upon this notice is the sum cf
S1ss.62 and that the time for redennp-
tion from said sale will exr!re ninety
days after the service Of this notice.
Witness my hand and seal Of. Office
at Grand Forks, n. D., this e5th day Of
June, 1921.
HANS ANDERSON,
County Auditor,
Grand Forks Co., \. DA
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FARM HAND DROWNED.

Madison, Wis, July lanes e.
suche, ~, q farm hand from near
Oregon, Wisconsin, was drowned last
night In Lake Harriet while fwfgn-
ming with 4 number Of companions.
HIS home was ia Kirkland, Ind. The
body Wal rAcnvsred.
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FOR sAI,D-oNE MILLER VULCAN.
tzer. Complete with lmclds and formR-
Cheap. Dixon REQ Co, 9re1d FaekA,
. N. D.. !.
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UNDERWOOD PORTABLE TYPE
writer, .non-folding, compact, light, I
ton at the Underwood Typewriter Of
noe 102 Security Bldg. Phone 500.
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTER WANT
ed. Late model, with 4 cash drawers.
Northwestern Mercantile Co.. Brocket,
NJ q.
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FOR sALE-HAY CROP OF SWEET
clover. $50 a.. and 80 acres OF zood
prairie hay. 2 miles from city. A I
Hunter. sie' 49,
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NoTIcE>oF EXPIRATION OF p
OF REDEMPTION.
Section o22a Commits Laws ar

NOTICE OF Exp1RATrow OF P SoD
OF REDEMPTIoM.
Section e223, Compiled Laws as Sl3>as
Amended.
To Howard Rennett, Eave,o Ben
nett, Edward A. Bennett. ". Rxl6snnett,
Melville Bennett, Clarence Zen lett, Guy
Moncgue: leila Campbell, aid to the
Take notice that Tax Sale cert.acata
Nos. t7e21 and 47ss2 issued 8 ne
lowing described land. viz: Lots S, 9
and 10. Block -. ORIGINAL Town, Lar.-
more City, Grand Forks County, Il. D..
for the tayes Of the year 1915 on said
land has been presented at this ortee
and application made fer deed thereon:
that said lang was sold on said sale for
deem said Ian from said sale at the
date hereof exclusive OF the costs to
accrue upo this notice is the sum Of
s239.o5 and that the time for redemption !
from said sale Will expire ninety days
after the service Of this notice.
Witness my hand and sea! Of office
at Grand Forks. n. D., this s5th day OF
June, 1921.
(SEAL)
-aH. #1E -.f
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County Auditor,
Grand Forks. County. N. D.
(TI11vJ 1c1S

t3ulE l-S-l1.l ... .r=. #.. Et
saERUF's ExEouTIoN SALE.
Of and under the seal of the district
court in and for the County of Grand
Forks and State Of North Dakcta on
the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1921, for the
sum Of sS52.oo upon a Judgment rem
dered and docketed in said court, on the
sth day Of June, A. D. 1921. in an actio.
wherein The Page Printerie. Inc, a cor
poration, plaintiff, and The Protective
Association Of North DAKOTA q cor
poration, defendant, in favor Of the said
plaintiff ad AGAINST said defendant FOR
the sum Of S3s2.ce which executio. was
directed ard delivered TO ne as she-sH
i. and fc- the County Of Grand Forks, =
levy upon al TIE tight, title and interest
&c the said defendant TIE Protective
.Associatto. oe North DAKOTA. a corpora
ton, ~ and to the following described
personal roper situate and being n
the County % Grand Forks. North Loa-
kota, to-wit: / fling cabinet, Four rows
high, four tiers wide: . multieraphing
tables.
Notice IS hereby given, that I, the
undersigned, as sheriff as aforesaid. viii,
sell the above described personal prop
e-ty, o- so much of It as IS necessary,
to the highest bidder, for cash, at pub
liq auction, at the Attn street entrance OF
the court house in the City OF Grand
State Of North Dakota. on Friday, the
18th day OF, July, A.. D. 1921, at 2 o'clock
P. M of that day. to satisfy the said
execution, together with the interest
AND costs thereon.
G. G. STEWART.
Sheriff Of Grand Forks County,
state OF North Dakota
INV 7
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS ron SAFE

GARAGE FOR RENT. sl7 N.AstA. CALL
at Bill Walnut. s ~
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TWo EXPERIENCED statesmen. For
clothing n dry goods Dept. j.. G.
Penney Co. .s f-g0.s
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KALsoM1NE. WHILE IT LASTS; 55c
BIB pkg. at Klitzke's, 107 Walnut St
Tel. 25klW. ~ =
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PREssMEN. COMPOSITIONS, RULERS,
Lac binders, st: Louis, open shop, un-
ton scale. @3 hour week. A Merton,
226. Dacotah, hotel. :.
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Mal-carrter Joe Mopps has resigned
az tn spring-crop o. tire literature
Wuz ufdermtnin' his health. Late Bud
reports havtn' successfully reasoned
with his wife, but little credence Il
given his story.
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NEW AND USED ELECTRIC MOTORS
ing. Electric Const. Co., Grand Forks.
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SALESMAN WANTED = 70 WORK
city. state experience Address, Box
100. Grand Forks.
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HELP-SALESMEN

When in city VISIT the. z. NJ. c. A
Roons, showers ard other privileges.
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KAY sTUMPAGE FOR sALE-wEsr
q. Polk county. See Sullivan Bros,
East Grand Forks, MINI
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= Good improvements. Good
water Geo. ". Lemke, Gilby, N. D.
4 SEC. WITH cRoP-Near city. Would
trade for residence. Phone 22o7.
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FARM LANDS

FOR SALE OR TRADE-1eo ACRES
IN Beltrani Co, MINI. for Wallis Cub
tractor or farm machinery and horses
amounting to $4,000. 90. Box 535.
L%arinore, N. ..