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color. showing that his strangely IN
usual act had moved her 20 the depths.
Its the Christmas spirit" hut-
tered Nancy. bat she was wrong. and
stood staring after the man. she rad
taken as a life partner because she
had truly loved him.
What In the world does that meanT'
she murmured"
But Alvin was gone. as II half
shamed al his impulsiveness and bur
ried 70 his wagon outside.
kissing time 2" he soliioqulzed. and
sptly. IL transpired. Il couldn't help
a. Poor dear. She seemed 20 prize that
FIRST token OF romance Of the dull
ploddins years.
Alvin hummed an old love song That
took him back TO the early days o,
courtshlp. He slowed up the horses
as he peered through the ieafiess trees
Of a grove near the road Then ne
chuckled as he caught sight II slim.
gIrlish. figure and companion She
was LueIla Morse. the daughter OF a
neigh5or. and beside her Was his own
handsome sfalwart son. Noble Blair.
They stood near together fairly face
20 face. and their attitude betokened
sckno~le lodged lovers.
-This win give Nancy q genuine sur
PRISE ruminafed Alvin. Well now
look NJ baltimore surprising stilii
This time. near the dairy harm. A.
vim noficcd his hirei mnn- Alan sbay'
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Peersd Through the Leafiess 'res~
ton. conversinr with Marty Remick.
and then he kissed her. Alvin thought
Of how his wife had feared that inc
helpful. dependable Dayton would soon
leave for his home In the next county
~He viii stay and they viii marry.
declared Alvin. and Z viii be glad 20
let them have the little cottage Tor "
solves the farm management. On. tns
golden kissing time, He bent his ear
attentively as the echo OF muse
reached him from the direction OF sne
house.
The old organ. cracked. broken
pretty well out Of commission D
said reminiscently- And Nancy - En-
Joys music. IL IL takes the last ceos
rye got she shall have q Christmas
present worth having" and IL -
ogy Of the kiss aud the holiday 49,
= axaxxShlnG Ah4qk - h21(91
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0,..r.i.ss r-f.sri money IL PAZO OINTMENT fail
a. are llrhin. fIIld. biccolnk or frutrllilr flcs
fnelantiv relieves Itching Piles. and yCu can 81
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

The ladies n the Christian church
win hold their Christmas Bazaar IN the
ST Louis Furniture Store Dcccmbcr >.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

n the bowels do not act regularly.
assist them with an occasional dose 81
Uerhinc- II T. . fne bowel tonic and
laxative Price Goa old by fIickmar
Drug 90.
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one ~ the first helpful tricks =
young baby learns - 70 set un an out
CRY just when a peidler T. ringing the
do.rhell and you're keeping quiet 70
make him think there's nobody at
Kansas city star
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Handy Gifts for Shen

Every man. young or DID,. viii ar-
preciate a good-looking rack 20 place
within easy reach OF HIS dressing
case The tie rack requires ar
oblong or oval board. smoothly COW
cred with cretonne and "A small nickel
towel rack. which is screwed To the
front Of H. IL Is suspended by "A silk
cord fastened AT the back with screw
eyes.
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Eat at the Busy Bee
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Kissing Time and
Christmas Time
81 crNfvIEvE uLMAR


LII"
Airs. Nancy Blair
uttered the word In
a profound gasp
Of bewilderinent.
For the first time
Ia twenty years
her husband. Alvin.
had kl>~el her.
HIS face took "a
urstI.1an ff7I@h az
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-18

FOR SALE---Tracts on Lake Shore
property at great bargains; also
lots as low as $50 The Phelps
Agency, 1O6 Third street.
3tG-21
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X X X X * ktk tk,k !.
= BAGLEY =

= r X = X X X x X X X X K X X X 4
Miss Ruth Kolb left for Waubon
Wedn esday to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and
daughter, Hazel, attended the ceie-
baton at White Earth Wednesday.
Miss Lenora Anderson arrived
home Tuesday from Starkweather,
N. D.. where she has been teaching
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hauge and
daughter Maralyn motored to Be-
midi Sunday.
Mrs. E. teffer and daughter Mrs.
e, sKuelser returned to their home at
Ashby, after visiting at the r. e.
PETER home of this vicinity.
Mrs. o. G. Lee left for Crookstnn
Wednesday, where he will visit his
son Ralph, who is in the hospital at
Crookston.
Mr.. Severt and Albert Wenne left
for Crookston Wednesday, where
they will enjoy a short vacation.
Mrs. John Noel left for her home
at Bemidji Wednesday after SPEND
ing few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Anderson of this vicinity.
G. P. Jones left for White Earth
where he expects to attend the cele-
bration on Wednesday.
Miss Elma Haukland left for Du
luth Sunday where she will attend
summer school.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-18

NOT1CE-FOR good buy, sale or en-
change in real estate or personal
property, see Northern Minnesota
Real Estate Exchange, T. Baudette,
manager. -1mOn6-2b
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ANYONE WANTING any kind of
hauling done, write A. B. Frost.
Nymore, Box &c. 3tdG-lS
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-18

ANY ONE in the city or country
having cottages in the vicinity Of
lakes or who wish to rent rooms or
furnish board to summer guests,
notify Leila Sanborn, Secretary Be-
midji association. 5-21tf
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WANT TO HEAR from owner having
farm for sale, state cash price and
full descriptions. John ]. Black,
Minnesota street, Chippewa Falls.
Wisconsin. 1t6-1S
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FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY

FOR SALE OR RENT---Cottage on
Lake Bemidji, easy walking dis
tance. Inquire at Hakkerup's Stu
dio. 3t6-21
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WANTED---Work as house keeper by
woman with two children. Write
Mrs. T. l.. McVeety, Rte. 2, Bemid
j.. $500
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-18

Observation-Disclosures, painting
and !kalsomining.+ First class work
done. Good recommendation. Ed
ward Self, 26th and Minnesota.
Phone 734-W. 6t6-25
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LOTS OF HOUSES---Let us sell you
one. Come ITO our office and see
our bargain signs. E. J. Willits,
the land man. Lift
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WANTED

for brick and
plastering. Geo. Voss, 719 18th
street 3t6-21
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-18

WE WANT a's.lady or gentleman
agent for the genuine J. r. Wat
kins Products in Bemidji and 9TH
err vacant.towns. A big opportun-
ity for -a1fyEhAstler. Write today
for free satn6ns and free particu-
j : lars of our Wonderful offer. J. r.
Watkins" Co, #G6; Winona, Mimi
esota. 1t6-lS
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FOR SALE---A flve-room cottage and
small tract of land on beautiful
lake near Bemidji. For particu-
lars---E. r. Jahr. 6-13tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-18

FOUR GOOD Soft. residence lots,
good location, to trade for team or
Ford runabout. e. J. Willis. the
Landman. 2t6-1S
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FOR SALE--Ford car. A snap. Has
sler shock absorbers, speedometer,
new Richmond tires, foot &C
celerator and chains. Call 3G7-J.
etc.,
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LOTS or. HOUSES -Let us sell you
one. Come to orr Office and see
our bargain signs. Willis & Olson
the land men. 1-ltf
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'April -. %. ana

New York
Xcrs notified that no MOI
asportcd from this COM
1amstfed to Soviet Russia !.
asparturs Of IS scheX
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s slllll North Dakotan
! ses BIG Year For
Farmers OF Montana

.sS.at2Eallst Mont, April 1s.-Bas-
~ IN oonelusiona on hts twenty
SSe44S expaytence with agricultural
Seolsgaations al North and SoAth pa
- end declaring that both Of
seeeeeaseA4es IN early days passed
l@nseu9h several years OF setbacks
Sl9enSAnM has experienced in the last
- yAasa. J. Watkins. secretary Of
e. Novthwestsrn Grain Dealers Is
Noe4Aatoa, has uFEed upon the farm
aa1eao1 Montana the aloEan recently
asoels9d N North Dakota. "Piow.
iH19At Nd Prosper"
Atp bulletin issued under date
SSeeaApxA I. Mr.. Watkins says that
SSW4Deae IN batter condition than II did
Rtaag winter. The acreage, he has dis
hSuVQrO4.s1 much larger than indicat-
NJ eayay rsporta.
Vim oosAa thirty par cant of the
S0g4Ng wheat IN numerous localities
y1e6neA AWn :, two or three weeks
TsaAk4Ar than il customary in Montana,
- gitn plenty Of moisture Tor
iHeproapAGts could not be batter than
sthay u The acreage will be much
ahfKer than originally anticipated, &C
s9eordinE to Nj. Watkins, as the horses
in exceilent shape for the f1ald
labor and the farmers have o
sSsttme for spring ploWing. The re-
sSdueed cost of seed and labor are also
iHcftad ~ an incentive leading to .
large acreage. More than 4 normal
HHacfeage stof oats will undoubtedly be
PLANTED. accordifx to Mr.. Watkins.
. The acreage of corn, spring rye.
barley and grasses will be materially
fi~inefeased, according to the bulletin,
Nall of which is evidences of the faith
pthAt the Montana farners have that
nthe lean years are now past.
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IS ON TRIAL
AT v LAKE

DEVILS Lake, n. D., April 13.-Jim-
En.y Valentine, colored, was placed on
trial here yesterday before Judge c.
Ruttz on a charge of murder in
iJthe first degree. He is accused OF
ahayins shot Henry Jones, also color
Aed. in the home of Mrs. James Green
toE March 30. 1T is alleged Valentine
Hthat had intended to shoot Bassie
EWells. colored. who was in the house
Vat the time, but that the bullets
yatruck Jones instead. Jones died in a
Glocal hospital. 1t is stated that VAL
Eentine's defense will be that he shot
Gin self-defense, as he and Wells have
Mbeen suitors for the hand Of the same
EneEress. He is being defended by A.
gR. Smythe. and his afternoon it is
Gthought ne will take the witness
9stAnd in his defense. ,
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to the county treasury and

into the county treasury and RI
for. h
I'm motion the Board proces
check the office of the county JUG
found S14S.75 collected durin
months OF January. Februaf
March, 1921. and duly turned 4
county treasury and receipted ~
On motion Sile Board process
check the office of the sheriff arr
$3S4.l3 collected as fees durh
months Of January, FebruaE
March, 1921, and duly turned 4
county treasury and receipted foi
On motion the Board proceR
check the office of the clerk 4
ing the months of January, r
the county treasury and receipt
On motion the Board proces
check the office Of the superinten
schools and FOUND a24.oo collect
ing the months of January, n
and March, 1921. and duly turn
the county treasury and recciptes
On motion the application y
Bartles Oil Company for reduc
1920 personal property assessms
abatement and refund of part
paid, was rejected by the Board5
reason that the county board OF
ization made no change in thief
inent as returned by the assesh
the assessors figures were the !
reported by this company, and I
increase was made by the audit
the order Of the state board OF
ization. All members presented
Yes"
On motion the application
Northern Pacific Railway compi
refund Of $s65.7s. being tor ls3
paid under protest In the Grant
City assessment district. on acc
excessive levies for Grand For
and for School District No. / {
year. was rejected by the Board,
grounds that the Same question
being Irrigated as to the taxes
year 1919. All members preeep
On motion Of Mr.. HIATT, seco,.
MI. Holden, the folloying, rel
vas adopted by the Board, all II
present voting Yes" viz:
Ae1oluticn.
Be it resolved by the Board of
Commissioners Of Grand Forks
North Dakota. that we do her
prove of the paving contract ii
the Board of City Commissio,
| ~ aIl0 IOlhE lily Cll SQEIal ~
ject No. 51-B to Northern Cons
Company of Grand Forks, NJ
being the lowest and best bid (
action ia hereby confirmed.
On motion OF Mr.. Hiatt, secos
Mr.. Holden the following re-
was adopted by the Board, all b
Fvoting Yes" viz: 4
Resolution.
Be it resolved by the Board Of
Commissioners Of Grand Forks
North Dakota. that We do her
prove of the paving contract a.
the Board Of City Commissio
Grand Forks c>ity on Federal Va
ject NoA 50 TO Northern Cons
Company of Grand Forks. NJ
being the lowest and best bid&t
action is hereby confirmed. III
Disbursements at this meetin,
From County General Fund. . S.!
From Auto Fund .......... .
Total III.
On motion the Board adjourn
. o'clock A. NJ, April IS. 1921.H
l.. J. r. POUND
Chairman Pro.
HANS ANDERSON, s#
County Auditor. M
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Total

~ 9n :.e :s?iiss' Is IS, 81! 4 :.! i; 5:$ 's: IS :
taxes Of Lots 3 aud 4, RioeE ~ pSmo
ketts Add. to Orr, on account ~ i esa
exemptions not having been dsductsd
The =" a ,mTtion approved BY the Board.
Charter for the cancellation e 81 H.. l 1ssa
assessment and taxes, exesrt ... 1s.v
slssess.. S sn Lot Eo u; Beck 5. Un,vsrsity
said association being On acennnt Of
~ nsfs oapa' ~as on motion approved BY
The application Of tn. rhss. Hons.
10 assessn ,er the ne cs%nesilation s. ths
! Kelsey's Third Add. to cStv - E!ock
.S3fxs, on account Of said assoeIatin9
oosns = .1raternal organization, wss oa
we%sn,s Gsrissian A].. g sss ., i1ag.sS
tosks Nd. praying that its pronestw
f22.wit: Lots and. g.. Block 70, 4. -
from, all assessments. and taxes exemEt
Heing owned and used ~ this ss.n!s
tion Tor charitable purposes, wa. .on ma-
The application OF Edwin s,
TOR reduction In 1920 a%ssessr,snS tome!
taxes and for refund OF tsxes ens and
3 3ad lets - and -. Block ]. Hanmognadf!aa
"ssntnn evCI', On account OF legal AZ.
~ pons - was on motion approved by
On motion the Board ~adjournad ,,,..,
s@o,ciock A. -, April 9. 1921. 1".' .
April sth. 1881.
ese1oek 4. T.
ue me Board met pursuant to adjourn.
com p, g ;.ns3, cha',msn pro TEN poupore.
Hatts S 'ao'den. Tragaton ana
Absent: chairman Udcnby.
.h on motsn = BOARD ,pyoese1ea \.
ga fe .ne ,oT sf e ne sssi.tsr 81 deeds
~ slad Nsssh. 751i IA III, yss asy
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Grand Forks, n. D..
April Sth, 1881.

April sth, 1891.
> O'Clock 4. II.
The Board met in regular session ac-
cordins to law.
r. Present: Commissioners Holden. Pou-
Absent: Chairman Udenby and Com
missioner Trageton.
On motion Mr.. Poupore was elected
chairman pro TEN.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and on motion approved al
read. =
On motion the Board proceeded to
e shsef foa ans s1'e = Of ef, ,tas soSSnty auditor
AIRY. February and March, 1891, and duly
turned into the county treasury and re-
ceipted for.
On motion the Board adjourned until,
O'Clock p. II.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
co n5sssat; ss. a5's.a.' lat t." and 5:HR x
ton.
Absent. Chairman udeuby.
AUTHORIZED TN mes'o 10 s1s st9nat ~ aa sea , S Mss
tor Blank Books, Stationery, Printing
n Supplies for county officials for one
year, bids to be received 10, to and
1 1ssped at 10 o'clock A, NJ May srd'
On motion the following places were
designated by the Board for the sale Of
sha tie ! under Ghatte,. Mer.gase, sales
in or in front Of M. W. Days warehouse
on University venue between Ninth
street and Marvel avenue; in or in front
Of HouEhton Implement Co. warehouse
on Ninth street between University and
1nternational avenues. and on Fourth
street y front Of court house; and in
towns and villages, viz: Larimore City.
Northwood City: Reynolds City. Inkster
City, Village, ArvtllA Village,
tor. Village, McCanna Village. Marvel
yillase. 4ekinock Village. Thompson
viiiese, Jchnstown. Village. n Orr
FORKS.
The report of +. B. Elton showing
Official capacity as states attorney dur.
Ing January, February and March, 1921,
was on motion approved by the Beard.
On motion the county auditor was au-
thorized to draw warfants ia favor Of
the following for mothars' pensions for
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5r!df: between section Is and "a,

9s!ess between section Is and "a,
r,ymouth and Agnes rownships-one
Sc n d Section 1s-1I:.56; one concrete
bridge between Section ls-l5S-5e and
BY Mr.. Trrenton, the bid Of the irwin
City Company of Minneapolis. MINI. for
a 4oxeb. 4 cyl. road tractor. for the sum
OF $500 90. = a SCI Of extra u inch
o. motion the I'd of Ii. Austin
Western Road Machinery Co. OF st.
i psg,: MIMI MIMI /. for the following mach
drag scrahers. I Fresnees, i pillow: to!
the sun, Of s:,4es.1s, r. 9. B.. Grand
Forks, n. D., was accepted by the
or motion II. biz Of the Northwest,
~ p & for a sto:k'. ,ns g Giant ROAD grade.
Forks. n. D.. was accepted by the
on motion the county auditor was
authorized to advertise for AL steel,
be constructed in the county during tho
year 1921. according to plans and speci-
LEGATIONS now on file in auditors office.
on e1ds 81 TO e e. hled 10 WIZ D!e,o t5s e. Soos M:yy e an t5s
18th day of May. 1921.
Disbursements at his meeting:
From County General Fund. .aa, eos. IS
From Instit&tc Fund ........ 1885
From Better Farming Fund.-. 3s1.55
From Auto Fund ....,........ i41. SO
From Bridge Fund............ $500
Total I'd. san. 7e
On motion the Board adjourned.
GEO. UDEEBY,
Chairman.
Attest:
HANS ANDERSON,
County Auditor.
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OF MISSING
MAN FOUND IN pool

N Marmath. NJ. D. April fs.-An in
evestiga4iou which followed from tbs
&feport of a brakeman who said he
the outlines of a body in a pool
smear the Milwaukee railroad tracks
iAneAr Mazda, resulted in the finding Of
aS1he body of Fred Prinz OF Marmarth,
SsnoRmer Milwaukee employe. who has
he missing tor several weeks. Fhs
fright foot was found to have been
partially severed at the ankle.
III It tse believed that Prinz ATTEMPTED
to climb down from a moving train
and fal. his foot becoming caught
under the wheels. The body evident
E3y roIlAd down the embankment into
Etha nool In witch he was drowned.
EprobahsH o weak from his injury to
Ekfy to 0ye hiuagelf.
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Commissioners Proceedings
Grand Forks County, North Dakota
Grand Forks, n. D.
March -. 1871,

. o'clock 4. Il
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
Present: commiss,o.srs Holden. H.tt
and rra8eton.
Assent: chsirman uSeahv and Com
whatsoever, Poupore. ~
On netion Mr.: HIATT YES aspoutea
The minutes Of tina previous mestips
vere read sud on motton Approved a.
read.
ep q Ia %st's e. IL +: .s ss:.s P* $780,: TO- t.
S S;!S.'| Ps s: n e.. espo', Co.
The Hustta %sstsrn Road Hsship.
!. 3. Adams 4 ca,
H E,s;s::ss' i i S$:a; s::es s::ss;'s e. e..
Twin City Company.
The Avery Company.
Y. H ZtsG1eP Co. "
9raod FORTS Foundry Go.
On motion the Board adjourned until
The Board met pursuant 10 .djssrn-
Present; ch.ism.n pro tenn HIATT,
Commissioners Holden and Taseten. :
Absent: Chairman Udenby n Com
On motion the Beard continued tho
consideration Of BIDS received for road
machinery.
March %. 1921. =
> e'elook 4. Il
Ths Board met pursuant to adjourn
Present: Chairman pro tam HIATT
Absent; Chairman Udenby and Com.
missioner Poupors.
On motion the following bridge peh.
tons we're referred to the bridge com.
Grace Twp-Repai,s on bridge on
setvssn Nw4 Of Sac, il aad NE1 81
G-aoe !rvp.-New bridge on sectieu
OF Sec. . and the MEX Of Sec 1e.
. raynsq saet, pwp'1 . .ss e. t tss n : ssss
bridge being unsafe and unst for t4snic.
tiens q and Is. .cross he Salt Slough.
crete :sbutmeat. s:tveea Sections jon COG e
and "a. ard also he bridge in seetto'
The applicants. Of 1ver Branvo1d 70.
ta1 on tie Ex SON See. ). Rys Twp,
ave and except, $s.25, on aeoount 81
error BY assessor In reporting sama
"; r: on ,n 1aSt,en ,ps - e. he Boar. r!
cancellation Of taxes for the years 1915
to N. j. Johnson in Village Of McCanna
on ecoun I'D lease having been can;
rhs foiioxins application. for reduc.
lions in 1920 asseesmeuts and taxes OF
having been deducted were % motios
approved by the Board, VII:
Frank Eelk. 9 e #. Of lots | and
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LEGAL MOTTO,
STATE OF NORTH DAKOT

rs County Of Grand Forks. ES)
In County Court.
In the matter of the estate al
Rierson Bake, also knowna;
Rierson, deceased:
On reading and filing the petit,
5; Ellingson. administrator of 8ti
OF Halvor Rierson Bake, also
Halvor Rierson. deceased, rerr
among other things, that han
administered said estate. ana
mat a tins and place be fixedafs
ming and allowing the accom-
administration, and for the5fs,
OF the residue of sAid e~stateaf9sss.
IT H. ordered, that said aceoftY
amined, and petition heard, kysTt
OF this court on Friday, the22n
April. a. d. 1921, at 10 o'clteE,
Grand Forks In said county.
AND it IN further .ordered.fh
hereof be given to all persons 81
~ publishing q copy of this 81
citation for four successive WEI
to said day Of hearing, ~ III.
FORKS Herald. a daily newspane,
ana published at Grand Forks
Dated at Grand Forks, N.
gay Of March A. D. 1921.
COURT SEAL)
BY the Court,
L. X. HASsl
fAarch $3.50; priI's.ix,
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Grant County Election
Contest Will Be Heard

c1EUon. n D.. April f4-rhe eaec-
jsdon contest case brought by William
SNuftsmier. Nonpartisan. against Dan
Stevenson. present sheriff of Grand
oounty. win be heard before Judge H.
y. Berry OF Mandan. Stevenson de-
gfsated Nulterater in the election last
l1Au BY . few votes. Nultemier insti-
1aated a contest.
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o'clock 4. II.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
Ment.
Present: Chairman UdenbY, oommis-
sfonern Holden. Pounore,- TnEaton and
oH motion the following bills were
audited an allowed:
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. 4 W.
. O'Clock p. II.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn-
Present.: Chairman Udenby, Commits
stoners Holden, Poupere. HIATT and
The application Of John p: Simon for
reduction in 1919 and 1890 assessments
on Lot Is. Block &C.. Alexander & Ives
Addition to the City of Grand Forks.
ma Tor refund of taxes, on account Of
proved by the Board.
The application Of Mike HerEes for
seapc g. s,o ct is2o p asssss ss!oe on Lots 5
tion to. the City Of inkster. on sccount
proved by the Board.
IN motion Of Mr.. Poupore, seconded
sale Of the following real estate made
BY the county auditor in accordanca
satt,o the -, R9e' Il, notice sivsn Yndsr.
North Dakota tor "a" 1918. ' VIZ: Lots Lots II,
IS and g. Block 8. River.ids Park
Addition to the City Of Grand Forks,
Geunty Of Grand oFrks and state Of
- Mof IT,. D : nsiv tor or the sum- Of sss2;s4.
is hereby instructed and authorized to
issue = quit claim deed to the said Jos.
J; DAILY, signed by the chairman Of the
for any and all rights. title and interest
the county. obtained in and TO the above
described lands by virtue OF tax iudg-
r N IT. esE t1 Nos, SOS, sos and so7
10. 1919, which certificates the auditor
vas Instructed to record in the register
Of deeds office.
On motion the bond Of Hans Ander-
beginning Apr1 1th. ISL and ending
April, 1929, in the sum OF s1o.o 900. %.
fvrntsnsd by The state Bonding Fund,
On motion the Board adjourned until