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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Harding Spurns Solid Gold
Dinner Service at | Hotel
(Ey United News.l

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. Sept. l..
-"Take those away and bring
regular dishes"
Thus President Harding ack-
nowiedged the compliment intend
cd by the Ritz Hotel In setting his
dinner table tonight with solid
gold service. a priced possession
OF the hotel.
Tho President permitted. himself
n, faint smile OF amusement at the
service whcrr he sat down. hut then
frowned and asked for regular
dishes"
The Ritz had never used the set
before, having saved 1t ever since
It's purchase for some such dis
tinguished guest.
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MOB DOUG AND MARY
ON VISIT TO BOSTON
two, Popular Movie Stars Guarded by
Police from En-
thusiaSfS,
IBy United News.l

BOSTON. Sept. 1.-THE brand new
Fairbanks Rolls Royce limousine is
dented aml scratched. its windows
arc broken and Doug and Mary are
all in, as the result of Boston's un-
controlled enthusiasm at the arrival
OF the two popular movie stars for
the first time as man and wife.
Half the citys police force has had
to fight what seemed like half the
city's population every time the two
celebrities went outside their hotel
a large crowd which gathered last
night and awaited their arrival,
which was four hours late, held ur
the limousine when it was but n few
feet from the hotel. and it took five
minutes for the police to extricatc II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
BRIDGE COLLAPSE
VICTIMS CAUGHT
IN A. DEATH TRAP
Those Who Could Swim
We're Unable to Scale
Slippery Walls.
TWENTY-FOUR DROWN:
FIVE SERIOUSLY HURT.
Police and Fircmcn Drag
River Bottom for Dead i'm
Chester Disaster.
LRy Associa,edprcssl

CHESTER. PA: sept. ll-Twcntv
iour persons We're drowned ana five
seriously injured in the collapse last
night Of the bridge spanning the
Chester River at Third street. in the
hthrt OF The cIty's business district
IN" police made this announcement
tonight after divers had definitely de-
tcrmincd no more bodies remained in
the water.
~ small wrought iron gussc, plate.
part OF the support for a foot path
along the side OF The structure. which
mad occn haif eaten by rust. gave
way unicr the weigh, OF ncarlx. a
hundred persons, who We're attracted
10 the spot by the cries OF drown
ing Toy. and precipitatcd the victims
into III. river.
The last body 10 hc dragged from
the deep mud at the bottom of the
river Was that OF s-ycar-oid Charles
Apostolus. the child whose death was
the ihadFertent cause of the accident
IL was recovered shortly before noon
'onay and placed at the end of the
row OF twchty-four victims. whose
bodies rcposcd in Il morguc awaiting
removal TO their former homes
Knocked Int" River.
MI the dead were residents OF
'heS'er' most of whom had just
reached the business district on their
way 70 tHehierS or stores. Little
'haf'es Apostoius was in a group Of
fhidrei on the river bank. in the
1T oi theater, watching the antics
"i bear. which was TO appear in
thc SOW. He was knocked into the
river = cn@ OF his excited playmates.
ana his r.'ies for help attracted the
CROWDS on ihird street.
Several hundred persons dashed for
III, small H..!." a.. .rs wnr.
tryin. 20 push onto IL, wh,u with
out wauing. one end of the foot
way buckled. Tho heavy walk
dropped Hike a trapdoor and. in m
instant, ifty persons were struggling
IN the muddy water y score more
clune To the tent handrail and ion
water pipes, lighting to reach safety
before their fragile perchcs gave
way
The victims were caught in vert
table death-trap. At the point OF
the accident->thc water is sixteen
feet deep. The river Is scarcely more
than twenty-five feet wide and fac
tory and store walls arc built to it's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
TBy United News

CHICAGO. Sept. li.-Harvey w.
Church. %. confessed this afternoon
to two OF the most brutal murders
in The history of Chicago
He committed the double staying,
the police declare. to gain possession
OF a $1,000 automobile without pay.
ing for it.
Church confessed that when Bcr-
nard j. Daughcrty, star salesman o:
the Packard Motor Company. called
to deliver ear he had purchased.
he forced him into the ccil;h at a
point OF II revolver. handcuffcd him.
slashed his throat. and then COM
plcted the murder with a baseball bat,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
SECOND DEATH OCCURS
FROM A., B. & A. WRECK
Commission Appointed by Gco,-,,
Governor begins Probe
IBy Associated Press !

ATLANTA, GA. Sept. l1.l-E,ra,k
Jones' ZONES negro fireman, who was In
1mred in the wreck OF an Atlnnta
sirminsham and Atlantic Railway
lreisht train here last "Wednesday.
alea today, bringing the death list
TO two. ]. T. Morris. engineer. was
killed and two other negro trainme,, :,
IN addition to Jones, were injured In
,he wreck which B.I Bugg. receiver
for\thc road. charges was caused by
an explosive being placed on tho
track N'sti
The commission. headed by cha,.-
man c. Murphy Gambler. of tho Geor-
gia Railroad Commission. appointed
by Governor Hnrdwick to determine
tho cause OF the wreck viii, sta.t III
inquiry tomorrow. Union leaders.
have asserted detective eluIpmenr
caused the train to leave the trackg,
Colonel BuRs declared there have
been thirty-thrce such wrecks or MI
tempted wrecks OF fraight trains
since striking unieu n1s9-s were re.l
placed by nonunion WORKERS
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BLAMES SHIPPING
TIE-UP TO CONSPIRACY
S'ret AErremcnts Between 4. s.
nHroHos and Foreign Connec-
tfons Charged.
[By Associated press


WASHINGTON. Sept. 11.-Charges
nat secret agreements between
american railroads and foreign ship
nihg companies. or American lines
WIN fSrfiEn connections. have caused
rhe great bulk OF the Shipping
,oa," tonnage 20 be tied up for
want OF cargo. were made in a report
sent by senator w l.. Jones Rcnnh,i-
can; Of Washington, to Chairman
,,asker. Ia, It, The report was made. scna-
Tor Jones said. by IAN experienced
railroad man tremendously interested
marine" '' 'e'"hi
Tn nroportion of American com.
mercc carried In American hottom,s
has fallen, the report avcrrcd. from so
per cent In 1920 to hardly lore than
80 per cent this year."S The deorcaac
was4attributed largely TO an nilnro ~
enforce the chief provisions or tho
merchant marine act, especiaIiy
OF section, 2s.s providing for preferen.
.tiaI IIrailwaylrates on goods shipped IN
American vessels" = : :"
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Dr Griffin. whose home address 10
given as 527l Delongtre Avenue, Hol-
iywood, Cal. was located SATURDAY
through telegram received here
from Mrs. Ann Endicott. his n,a.s
sher'H Sydnor Immediately wired
nm for statement, which arrived
here yesterday Afternoon
Removes All r.. ...bt.
Dr. 6rifiin's reference to tho Too,
mat he and Hadley were associated
In the conduct Of a hospital MT Eap,e
oo'.' removes all doubt that he !. ,h.
man the confessed wifc-slayer had
IN mind when he made his confese,o,
II Is said the two men did no.
ai'nE weii together. fact nantes,
W an VINO Knew them. Finally tbev
au"ireieo' had fight and seynraa
business connections. That was =,
'io, probatly November, the month
Dr. Erifin gives as the last in whi.h
ne saw either Hadley or his wife
me statement regarding, DR.. crtf
IN was one of startling regulations
y. inc confession Hadley made ana
signed in the presence f sbarirr Wr
eou sSdnor' OF Henrico County, and
"e'ectiVes at the jail in Denver CO,
40 oipcer' either in Richmond or In
fienrico' had ever heard OF GrIfi,n's
allesed connection with the case. and
Continued On Page fT,,I 6 g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
DENIES SPARTOFCONFESSION
LINKING HIM WITH KILLING
OFEX-ARlNYSURGEON,S WIFE
YOUTH ADMITS ST. LAYING
TWO AUTO Statesmen
Harvey ". Church Tells Police He Forced Chicago Men
to Basement at Point of Pistol, Numbering
Them With Baseball Bat

ana that when Daugherty's compan-
ION. carl J. Asmus forced his way in :
l" the house to investigate Daugh-
erty's delay, in returning. he killed
nm III the same manner
Took Mother for Ridc.
After the murders. Church said he
went upstairs. washed. and took his
gray haired mother for an uutomo-
oiic ride and. on returning, slept UNI
u! 1880 y. NJ. when he took Asmus'., ),
body TO his garage and buried it be.
meath the floor. wrapped DauEhertv'.,
body in a blanket. put il in the ear
ana threw it off the Lake stree,
Bridge ON the Dcs PLANES River.
Ic then returned and got his
mother and started for Adams, Wis.
To visit his father. At Adams he wa
arrested and returned. driving tn.
detectives who went after him, back
10 Chicago without any protest
During the cold blooded recita,,
Mrs. Edwin Church. the aged mother
OF the confessed murderer. sat in, an
adjoining room i'm the States attoIe
neyis Office. assuring reporters that
II would only be Il few minutes now,
until Harvey convinced them he is
innocent"
HnndcuTcd DuuShcrty.
When Daugherty came into the par
lor 10 get the money, drew y re-
volver," Church declared In the Goa
fesson. "Iie held UP Ills hands,
pulled the handouts and made him
put out his hands one at time. He
looked Nike powerful man a% |
wasn't going TO take any chances.
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Three killed ms Trolley Hits Auto.

ALLENTOWN. PA. Sept. 1.-two
women and II girl were instantly
killed. and three men seriously in
jurcd near Norris;own late Saturday
when taxicab was demolished when
struck by Philadelphia limited car
of the Lehigh Valley Traction Com.
ramy.
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RnttIc.nnke RIt. k,,,. u,,n

MOBILE. ALA, Sept. 11.-Barney
Waters. 35. farmer. died here today
from the result of tho bite OF n rive-
foot rattlcsnakc. Ho was bitten yes
to-day morning and every known
remedy known to science was applied
without result
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CLEMENCEAU WISHES
TO BE LEFT ALONE
Former Prco,ler. on Return to Mar.
scilies. Dcnie,, lie In RE-
Entering Politics.

MARSElLLES. Sept. il.--Upon his
return to Marseilles. former Premier
Clemenceau took the occasion to deny
that he was re-entering politics. n.
II only wknt ono thing.Y he said;
"and that iseto be left alone"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12

SAN ANTONIO, TEN. Scb,. 'i.@
WITH the known death list stnndiI. :
ai forty seven, the waters OF Tho dis.
Hstrous Hood which struck :hig ci,y
carly Saturday. were rcccding to-
haS. Much OF the debris. howcv.r.
especially in the Alazan Creek dis
irict. remains 10 bc searched Tie
"rechagc In places was tangled 10
= depth OF twenty feet. The proper
ty damage IN the business district
was estimated ~ fcp,n $4,000 900 TO
Sio.ooc.ooe. The dead and missing
are estimated a, approximately go
by officials.
Thc funerals Of some pr trc vgs-
'tinF were hold today whii. strict
military control Was maintained oyer
thc inundated districts.
Work,nrn Hu-y All Night.
Gangs OF worAmcn we're engaged
ell night in hauling The debris from
business districts Au avaiiao!s
Pumps and gasoline engines we're
called into scry'e 10 prmp The wa,c..
lr"m easements.
one of tho srcat.s; losses 10 any
''Hf ~ BUSINESS H.'s SnUcr Dy az
r"mobiie dealers many new cars be-
ing damaged in warehouses or Oh dis.
play room doors. That loss was cs-
'imated a, $3.50. 900
Great damage WAS done 10 The
pnvcments Of the city. many entire
blocks being washed away. Loss
also was caused by a scum of fuel
oil. released at one OF the city pump
I ing stations and at various manu-
featuring plants.
Flood Water. Strong.
AS the waters rcccdcd, the oil was
lcf, on the buildings and their con
tents. AT the San Antonio Expre 50
building the current at the crest OF
thc food was estimated at twelve
miles an hour. /, was so strong that
heavy floating timbers caused much
damage TO 6uiAings.
y nvInbereof old landmarks on SIDE
streets in the business section dis
appeared as completely as though
they had melted away. some Of thcs,
structures were more than 100 years
oln.
lit was impossible to obtai:. accc-
ta'e estimates of the number o:
dwellings washed away. but. accord
Ing TO one police report. the figure
was placed at zoo. or the twenty
seven bridges that crossed the San
-Antopio River in it's fourtcen- -miis
winding course through the city, only
one actually was washed away, but
all except four were damaged sew
eraf almost beyond repair
Rescue workers reported late to-
day that they expected to find more
than 100 additional bodies before
completing the search OF the debris
II was feared that tho bodies have
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At KNOWN DEAD
IN TEXAS STORM;
10 MILLION Loss
Waters From Flood Re-
ported to BE. Rcceding
in San Antonio.
, MUCH DEBRIS YET TO BE
SEARCHED FOR BODIES
Strict Military Control Is
Maintained Ovcrlhc Inun-
dated Districts.
HOLD FUNERAL ron VICTIMS
'"iice Figures Place Number oe
dwellings Washed Away o.,
Torrent at 200.
, MUCH DEBRIS YET TO BE
SEARCHED FOR BODIES
"oLn FUNERAL ron VICTIMS
'oItce Figures Place Number oe
Dwellings Washed Awny o.,
Torrent at 200.
tBy Associated rrcss.l

HOUSTON. TEN. Sept. IA mc.-
N'He from Wharton Int~ tonight re-
ported thnt tho C1iurndo River wa.
rising i've feet mn hour md TINT resi-
dents Of the l"wInnds were n-rInr.
Guy Frazier, " ycnrs old. or Glen
f'"ra. few miles nbn,c whnrtuu.
hni been drowned nd sc,rrnI other,
"tr" n'nrooncd and heir situation
rrccn'!oys. the mrssnEr .,nt~d.
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I,ussIau Conditions Not Exaggerated.

NuSStnn tonattionS Not Exaggerated.
MOBILE. Ala. Sept 11,-Reports
reaching America OF conditions In
Russia are not exaggerated, accord
ing to d., l.. Ncwberry. Of Mobile. first
mate on the Munson Line steamer
I.afcomo. which arrived at Mobile to-
day. The Lafcorno touched at Rus
sian ports. @
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GEORGETOWN STATION
RECORDS EARTHQUAKE
severe Trcmors Rcportcd ny Hcing
Abomt 100 Miles SOuth OF
WnShtugton.
tBy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, Sept. l1.-An earth
quake. described as very seYere, was
recorded early today at the George
town University seismogruphical OBJ
servatory.
Tho tremors began At 1920 o'clock
last night and continued. until .
o'clock. The observatory estimated
the center of the disturbance to be
about 100 miles south of Washing
ton.
80 to Baltimore daily except Sun.
York River Limo. Mad. 272.--Adver-
tieemont. M ~ u .ais 4.
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HAS SEEN NEITHER
SINCE NOVEMBER.
1916, HF DECLARES
"Hadley's Claim That Was With His Wife at
Time of Murder Absolutely False" He
Tells Henrico County Official. .i
ASSOCIATED WITH HIM FEW MONTHS 81
IN 1916 IN HOSPITAL AT EAGLE. COL.

Entered Army Medical Service in August, 1917,
and Was Stationed at Camp Wheeler, Ga,
Until Sent Overseas in September, 1918.
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-08-11
NOTICE or 1Go1raAa1 ro1xCxo,

Notice is hereby given that, that GER
tain mortgage executed and delivered
by Christian M. Anderson and Emilia
Anderson, his wife, mortgagors, to Jour
gen Olson, mortgage, dated Oct. 81,
1914, for the sum Of $1,O5O.OO due in
seven installments of $4,000 each and
recorded in the Register Of Deeds Office
in Minot. Ward County, N. D., on Nov.
4, 1914, In Book 1876 Page 40 of Mort
cages will be foreclosed by the sale Of
the premises ena dsssribed in said mortgage
at a; the i front door Of the Court House
D., at O'clock in the afternoon on the
3rd day of September, 1921, to satisfy
the two installments which were due
on Nov. LIST. 1920. and on Nov list, 1921,
and past due interest on said INSTALL
ments.
The premises described in said mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same are described as follows, to-
wit: The South one half Of Section 26,
Township 1856 N. Of Range 81 w., and
Lots One and Two of Section in Town.
ship 1855 N. of Range 81 w. of the 5th
p. NJ. all situated in Ward County,
The amount due for the two install
ments and interest thereon on the date
of sale is the sum Of $314.66
That notice of intention to foreclose
said mortgage has been given thirty
days prior to the date Of the first publi-
cation of this notice.
Mortgagee
Attorney for Mortgagee,
Minot, N. D. 7/28-6t
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0Ao1 1o1E0Lo1U11 8AL1

WHEREAS, Default has been made in
the terms. and conditions Of the. mort
power Of sale therein contained has be-
ceeding having been Instituted to re- re-
pvsn 'n part t ana ap d
fault the mortgage having elected and
hereby declared the entire mortgage
lied by the said mortgage, now there
fore.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
ana and deYerea Koser ho o aed e clara
Lloyd, his wife. Mortgagors,. to Farmers
Trust Company. q corporation, Fessen,-
s s9 Ap 1sis sn for hs ssr
the County, Of Ward, and State Of North
o9 BOOK ana thers Pace
$3.50, viii be foreclosed BY sale Of
inafter described. At the front door Of
ty Of Ward. and State Of North DAKOTA,
noon, on the s1st day Of August, A. b.
1921. to satisfy the amount due upon
such mortgage on the day OF sale.
gage and Witch viii be sold s to satisfy
the same are situated in the County Of
Ward and and, State Of North Dakota and
sf ef as fe naFter VIZ
Southwest Quarter Of Northeast Quar-
ter (SW4 NED Of Section Eleven (11),
North, Range Eighty-flve 1s5) West,
and the. North Half Of Southeast Quar-
ter (Na SEa). Southeast Quarter OF
ton Thirty-one (31), and the Southwest
quarter (SWD,. and the Northwest
Quarter Of Southeast Quarter CNW3
seq Of Section Nhirty-two 1929, Town
ship One Hundred Fifty-six (15ej North,
Range Eighty-four $40 West Of the
Fifth Principal Meridian.
There will be due on such mortgage
ct the date Of sale, including two de-
linquent interest coupons OF prior
first mortgage. each for the such Of
pons were due December LIST, 1919 and
1920, respectively. and which coupons
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Ho7Io. ron 11ps 1os A11z1A-
non OF QQV23 3Q0ll

. Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the Board Of
County Commissioners at the office of
the County Auditor until 1900 o'clock
P. M, on the 18th day of August, 1921,
for alterations in the court rooms of the
Ward County Court House. Plans and
specifications on file in the office Of the
Ward County Surveyor.
Each bid must be accompanied by q
certified check, payable to the Chair
man of the County Commissioners and
equal to SO of the amount bid, as q
guarantee that bidder will enter into
contract.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order of the Commissioners this
21st day of July, 1921.
(SeaD r. w. KENNARD,
7/2S-3t County Auditor
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NOTICE or sPEc1A1. 1x1cuzIoN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
BY virtue OF Judgment and decree IN
Dis 81! triet Court Of the Fifth judicial Dis
trict, in and for the County Of Ward,
and State Of A9rth Dakota ar and enter tSe
Clerk of said Court in and for said
County on the 18th day of July, 1921,
in an action wherein First State Bank
Il lion, ri Plaintiff, and Harry i. Jones. as
W. Jones, deceased, and the County of
Mada in the favor Of sad pa
tiff, and against the said Defendants,
Harry r.. Jones, as administrator of the
ssa the Of ccnny of arS
sand Nine Hundred Nineteen Dollars
and Twenty,-three Cents, which Judg-
directed the sale by me. of the real es-
tate hereinafter described, to satisfy
the amount of said judgment, with in
penses of such sale or so much thereof
as the proceeds Of such sale applicable
thereto will satisfy, And by virtue of
Of the Clerk Of said Court in and for
said County Of Ward, and under the
seal of said Court, directing me to sell
men and deeree shsE
liz Of said County, and person appointed
by said Court to make said sale, will
tate 70 the highest bidder, for cash.
at public n;,, AUCTION at the ,. front ,, door
in the County Of Ward, and State OF
North, Dakota, on the 22nd day Of Aug
ust, A: ?. 1921. at 200 o'clock P. NJ,
with interest and costs thereon, and the
costs and expenses of such sale. or 50
sale applicable thereto will satisfy. The
premises to be sold as aforesaid pursu-
ant to said judgment and decree, and
to said writ. and to this notice. are
described In, said judgment, decree and
writ, as follows, tO-wit:
The South One-half Of the North
east quarter <Sa of NED and Lots
One ID and Two (2) in Section Four
4 (4) in Township One Hundred FIJI
ty-five (155y North of Range Eigh-
ty-five (s5y west of the fifth prin-
A. p. SCOFIELD,
Sheriff of Ward County
~ North Dakota.
w Fl. Sibbald,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
MinOt, N, ID, 7/21s6t
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estate hereinafter described to satisfy
s the VIA G &c eoz dae upon
mSsH viii hsrsHf 81 saSs
said defendants for the total sum Of
366s3.6e debt. interest and costs; that
Of the real estate hereinafter described
to satisfy the said Judgment with In
terest thereon and costs and expenses
Of sale or SO much thereof as the pro-
s Sse Of & such w sae y YIN sn sstf and
Clerk Of said District Court Under Tie Tie
hand Of said Clerk and the seal Of said
tase 70 said seld s nna d as
cree, I, A. p. Scofeld, Sheriff Of Ward
County, North Dakota, and the person
appointed BY said Court in such judg-
sell the hereinafter described real es.
tate to the highest bidder for cash at
public auction at the front door Of the
County Court House in the City Of MI
Dakota, on the 18th day Of August. 1921.
said day to satisfy said Judgment with
Interest and costs, attorneys fees and
tie proceeds Of such sale viii e satisfy "
The premises to be sold as aforesaid
pursuant to said Judgment and decree
and to said writ and this notice and as
ed as follows. to-wit: The Northwest
Quarter (NWA) Of section twenty-four
GA in Township one hundred fifty-twO
n52l North OF Range sighty.two .(s2)
6a,ea y. %nos Scrt pak Dk0t gay
9Th. 1921.
Sheriff Of Ward County.
John Thorpe.
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aen asu hs eaxGe S se %d IS thf
executed and delivered by Edith NJ.
Bierly and Clarence r. Bierly, her hus-
band, Mortgagors, to Fargo Loan Agen-
dated the rs ssrd Day Of a. s.
nineteen hundred and sixteen (19l6) and
filed for record in the office Of the Reg
and State Of North Dakota, on the 4tii
n Book = = a Il M9SSt Il At page Is.
ses IN sueS and 81
House in the City Of Minot. in. the
County Of Ward: and State Of North
is2i, to Satisfy the amount due upon
said MortsEage on the DAY of SALE
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same, are those certain premises
situated in the County Of Ward, and
ter (NWD Of Section .twenty-one l2l),
township one hundred and fifty-three
the Fifth Principal Meridian. contain
ing one hundred and sixty (16ol acres.
more or less, according to the Govern
ms Tses ssr VII ssrdSt on such mortsag.
S Sgsd a 5sJo Eye Dollars and Seventeen
the following sums paid and bearing In
terest In accordance with the terms Of
said mortgage, to-wit: One Hundred
on a first and prior mortgage December
LIST, 1920: twenty-four dollars and sixty
cents (324.e01 for interest on said first
thirty-eight dollars and thirty cents
($38.30) for the first half Of the 1920
taxes on said premises, May 9th, 1921.
with interest on said sums from said
dates Of payment at the rate of ten (1O)
per cent per annum.
FARGO LOAN AGENCY.
Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgage,