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The New York herald., 1921-03-13

United States Treasury Cer,H dcates.
toldngs Of bills secured by Liber ty and
other United States bonds show, an in
crease Of $2S, 500. 600 and other dsa counts
on hand one Of So, 2,SO0.00O. On thu other
hand holdings Of acceptances prr- lased
IN open market are shown as Slss~s 10000
less and Treasury Certificates I about
S2,000.0 900 less than they were o. a the
preceding Friday. Total earning, lssets
accordingly show an increase 10 the
week Of S1600,000 to $685. 50 5000,
against s3.22l 100000 reported on J March
IL OF last year. or the total hold z gs of
sl,006, 100000 OF paper secur q II by
United States Government obi ttions
S627.500,000. or 62.4 per cent. &c Sc
cured by Liberty and other United !! states
bonds $3.50. ZOO 600, or 26.s per ct q t., by
Victorys. and S10S,s0O. 900. or II / s per
cent, by Treasury Certificates. n con
trnst to s59s9O00O0, s273. 1000 90 and
100000 600 respectively in the rr eced-
ing week.
All classes OF deposits were rlbs tan
TALLY larger than they were at he lose
OF the preceding week; Governm eni de-
posits by $24.6O0.000. reserve lep osits
by s26100,00O and other depos ~ BY
s6.7O0,000
The following table shows the ondi-
tion OF the twelve banks In the : serve
system at the close OF yesterdays ! ousi-
ness. at the close of business on J N trch
4 and at the close Of business on hEs 'rch
IL, 1920:
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Statement Of the Federal Reserve Bank Ii
New York for the week ended March II,
1921. as compared with the preceding week:
RESOURCES,
Mar Ii. 1921. Mar 4 1921.
tifcates 'e.s ....... s254. 900 s23a.363, 900
fund.-. r.. 3D.. 52s.2is.0Oo 5eG. 400. 900
Total gold held
BY banks. ..... s7s2. .4e2 900 s76O. So. 900
Gold with Federal
Reserve agents. 1.24o57o.oQo 1.236.5eo.OOO
fund ............ is4s44. 900 1876. .97s,Ooo
serves ........s2. .1s7 sOe. 600 81. .ies. 100000
silver. sc 80. aio.ols.ooO 2is.oTs.oOO
Total reserves 50. .se7. .s24. 600 $2375. 76a 900
Bills discounted:
Secured by ". $,
Gov. oblgat'ns i.001,9if00o 9sl $4,000
Al other. 1862. .413Oo0 13I9G65 600
open marEet ~. i4e.eoso 900 isioo,o 900
.~---= a~
hand r.. -. .s2.515. .o5s 900 81 2,5o5 500 900
u. s. Govt. bonds 25.S4T.0 .00O - 600
II. s. Victory notes 10000 1900
Or indcbtcdnsss.. 2s5.Gs7.ooo 25aOoaOoo
sets .....s... 81. 100. .sif. 900 s., $50 ooo 900
Bank premises. 20.193.00o 19.7S30oo
Uncoiected items
and other deduc-
tions from gross
deposits ........ HOJ. T5S 600 80 gaT. GOO
$50 re d c mption
i. bank notes. t2.72sooo i2ieo.ooo
Gold abroad IN Gus
tody or In transit 3.300Ob0 3300,QVO
All other resources g.i45,Oo0 S5s0,o00
Total resources s. .s45. $50 900 s. $40 6oi 900
LIABILITIES
cepital paid in sioi ,oosoOo 500 sos 900
surplus ......... 202, ,O36,0O0 202 0J6,000
Govt. deposits. si,b2i,00O J6,p4I 900
Due TO members
reserve account. 1881. $4,000 1.7o5. 1894, 900
bility. items.",. 4e7,22i. .ooo ss2.ss5.ooo
Other deposits, In
cludinR foreign
govt credits..... 30, ,TTG, 900 "a, ,083. 600
Total gross de-
r. X. notes In ac-
tual circulation. ,0O5, $40, 600 3,O42, ,Gff 600
r.. X. bank notes
In circulation
net liahilty..... ls2.0s1 ooo ts5Ioa 600
All other Liabilities a3,7t6.O00 VI ,22e, 600
Total liabilities. IS, ,sIa COP 600 s. $40 G0i 900
Ratio Of total re-
scrvcn to net de-
pnsit and n. VI
note liabilities
combined . 30 ano 80 see
Ratio of gold re-
serves 10 r. R
notes In circula-
tien after setting
aside 35e6 against
net deposit LA
bilities ....... b9ag ao.5es
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DECLINE IN STEEL
PRICES ARRESTED
Some Independents Inclined to
Quote Smaller Concessions
From Boards Schedule.
CUTS WERE TO GET TRADE
United States Corporation
Operations Show Further
Drop in Week.
CUTS WERE TO GET TRADE

Special Despatch 70 TIE NEW YorK HERALD.
PIrTsBURGH March l2.-The iron ana
steel market had, during the last week.
one feature significant or the feeling in
the industry, and that was the practical
arrest Of the decline in prices in the
Independent market, with a disposition
displayed by certain independent manu-
facturers to quote smaller concessions
than formerly from the Industrial Board
Irlces, to which the United States Steel
Corporation has rigidly adhered right
along. than they did formerly. There
seems to be very little chance that the
whole steel market will firm UP 10 the
old schedule in the next few weeks.
Price reductions begun a month ago by
certain independents were to obtain fresh
orders or at least a redistribution or
tonnage, il not to induce the Steel Cor
poration 10 reduce wages as tho indc.
pendents have done. Opinions vary as
to which was the dominant motive in
each instance, but the record Of events
at any rate Is that none of those possible
objects has been attained.
Operations Of the Steel Corporation
have decreased still further this week
and now average about so per cent. OF
capacity, measured on the basis OF steel
irgots produced. The independent mills
are operating at about 20 per cent. OF
capacity. or at scarcely any higher rate
than at any time in the last three
months. Although the United States
Steel Corporations operations have been
decreasing rapidly during the last four
weeks it IS not altogether certain that
they are declining to a very great extent.
Consumers and distributors of steel show
decided unwillingness to buy, irrespec-
tive OF prices There does not seem to be
direct issue between the seller and the
buyer as to prices, and steel statesmen
say they are unable to find one. There
have been during this week slight signs
Of revival in actual demand for steel,
which would be in keeping with the
seasons progress. \ mild buying move
ment can be counted on within the next
week or two.
The pig iron market is still stagnant.
which is not an indication that demand
for coke is on the eve of revival. Trad
ers say that the situation in the pig iron
market is too bad TO last and. even in
the dullest times, there must be some de-
mand for pig iron In the long run.
There is little consumption of pig iron
and it's furnace deliveries are less than
its consumption. The prices quoted are
largely nominal, the market not showing
enough life, by way of actual inquiry
to develop whether producers would
shade prices further. Last weeks
prices, quoted with the understanding
that the trade thinks 1t probable that
they could be shaded if inquiry furnished
an opportunity for active competitions,
were Bessemer, S27 basic, $25; foundry.
$3.50.
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Tin Plate orders Increase.

There has been an Increase In The ~
ceipt OF tin plate specifications. which
during the last few davg have been
fairly large In some Instances. especiaIlv
from can makers, for March ana ApriI
delivery. The leading interest reports
that such specifications including n par
ticularly attractive one from the AnerI-
can Can Company, are sufficiently
numerous 70 enable Il to operate all its
Tin mills az 100 nor cent for al least ten
DAYS. It's opera''ons have been aver
aBing pfobably ~ per cent. Tho con-
densed milk Industry operating at a
100 per cent rate. and Il consumipr
large tonnages Of tn plate. Certain
packers are getting ready FOR the MAJ
ana June pea crop. seventeen new COM
panies having started up III Wisconsin
since last year. They are looking "a
their tin plate and conta.ner suppIies
The market holds firm at 81 4 base box
Of 100 pounds. although a S6.T5 price Is
suggested M times. and one consumer
who purchases annually 100000 base
boxes recently offered an order OF 80 600
base boxes for Sc So but ii was turned
down. Operations Of the Independents
are figured at about 80 per cent. OF
capacity.
Cold finished steel bar makers have
received releases on suspended contracts
from several automobile manufacturers
and, although the tonnage IN any ono
case Is not particularly attractive, II in
dicates q favorable trend, and 1t is he
lieved that the tendency toward i'm
provement Will increase Cold finished
steel bars are considered auoteble for
8s5 to $50 cents. base. Pittsburgh. an
exception being a cent price recently
quoted on a carload.
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
FOREIGN BONDS.

n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
To the following prices accrued interest 10
to be added In every case.
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earnings. tho report shows, amounted II
s1.S6S,200 an increase Of IA per cent
During 1920 its output was gf.gO5,71t
kilowatt hours Of current, an increase o
more than 22.000,0 900 kiiowatt hour
compared with that OF 1919.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
Spot Coke stiII Quiet.

In the last week there have been some
sales Of spot furnace coke, but the
volume is not much. The price was
$3.50. the same as last weeks figure.
In foundry coke, which has been
practically a carload market for weeks
past. some business still is being done,
but the volume of such business lessons
week by week A little change has oc-
Cured In foundry coke price. as some
sales of 1t have been made for Sc. after
$3.50 had been done in the preceding
week AS to contract coke, prices are
In a sense nminal, as consumers are
showing no interest In them. The mar
ket, which is in a stagnant state, stands
uuotable as follows: Spot furnace,
$450Q5: spot foundry. $5.50@6; con-
tract furnace. S5a5.75: contract foun-
dry, $3.50.
Orders for shape tonnages are being
received and the inquiry rate for them
continues high. Estimating forces are
busy, but larger projects. many of which
have been before makers for weeks
still are held in allegiance. Fabricators
renort that February was the quietest
period of many months. the Fort Pitt
Bridge Company and the McClintic-
Marshall showing unprecedented inactiv-
ity The Carnegie Steel Company, with
a price base of 2.45 cents, Pittsburgh,
reports practically dearth OF new buy
Ing, but some specifications against old
contracts and releases on suspended
business are being received. Concessions
or az much as 81 a ton less than the
Carnegie figure, or 2.10 cents base Pitts
burgh, have been made by some inde-
pendent companies.
Not much new business is being placed
for plates in spite OF tho concessions Of
S1f a ton less than the 2.65 cents price
maintained by the Carnegie Steel Com
pany. which is receiving a few specifca-
tions against old orders and a few rein
statements.
There has not been any increase
worthy Of note in the buying rate on
nuts, bolts and rivets, because certain
purchases OF them were or small tom
nages. Certain plants are operating
practically for ru1l three days a week
and others are maintaining slightly
better average. Certain jobbers are
piecing out their rivet stocks and place
struggling orders for carloads from time
70 time. Lower prices have been named
IN connection with structural rivets. par-
ticuiarly the $50 cents figure hayingi
been shaded to $40 cents. while the a
cent continues 20 be the market quota
tion on boiler rivets
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
Stock Statesmen and Brokers Wanted

Securities of nationally known New York State Industrial
Corporation Personnel endorsed by leading New
Bankers going, successful ymakng with
remarkable future prospects Additional capital needed
for further expansion of business which will large
uIns to investors Local newspaper advertising strong
cooperation Stocks offered very
writing basis. Brokers and Statesmen throughout
York State. Liberal commission and given. Write
Corporation" 376 Herald.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
FEDERAL RESERVE STATEMENT

Statement OF the Federal Reserve Bank IA
New York for the week ended March IL.
1921. as compared with the preceding week
RESOURCES.
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PUBLIC SERVICE.

The Trumbun Public Service Com
many. Cities Service Company sub
sidIarv. reports for 1890 net earnings of
sst7223, an increase OF as per cent.
compared with that OF 1919. Its gross
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

Brokers and Security Statesmen who have clientele
in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland Delaware
and New York secure exclusive handling of live
issue of gold notes with Common Stock bonus on at
tractve terms. Leads furnished Best of cooperation
Industrial dividend paying organization manufacture
ing and distributing nationally advertised products
through system of chain stores Direct contract with
company. Address ?. o. Box 1856, Philadelphia, Pa
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,use-National and State Be- ,ks.
Institutions Not in Clearing House-N
Trust Companies-Averagc Figures.

cS eolnsfs ST sn ssco s FStoS 81 @ Trast ~ ~ %
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Forw week ended March IL. 1921.
Institutions Clearing Through Members-Average Fgur.s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-27

j. Notice is hereby given thai under and
by virtue of a. special execution to me
directed and delivered and now in my
hands. issued out of the office Of the
judicial District in and for Williams
County, North Dakota upon a Judgment
rendered in said court in favor Of the
First National. Esnk Of Williston. North
Dakota. a corporation. as plaintiff and
against the Fuller Motor Company a
corporation and Fay n. Fuller as de-
PENDANTS, a transcript of which said
Judgment has been filed in the office OF:
the clerk Of the district court of Grand
levied upon the following described real
opert Of said defendant. Fuller
Motor Company, to-wtt:
orisinal town Of Grand Forks. North
Dakota and that ] shall on Saturday.
the 18th day Of June. 1871. at the hour
Of two o'clock P. NJ. OF said day at the.
City Of Grand Forks, North Dakota prof.
coed to sell the right. title and interest1
OF the said Fuller Motor Company in;
and to the above described property ton
satisfy said Judgment IN costsd
amounting to f1o.s4e.15 together withj
all accrufns costs Of sale and Interest,"
on the same from the 2Srd day of April.
1921. being the date said judgment was;
entered and docketed, at public auctionl
1921.
" C.. c. STEWART,
Sheriff Of Grand Forks Co.. N. q.
FISK & sHAFER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
W1lliston, n. D..
MAY 1s-2o-27: June 81
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North Dakota's Greatest
S Classified Section
Want Ad Rates
. Gents . word i. nav

Gents . Word Q Day.
Mtninaum charge 10 a. cents - Aav
!. . OF more DAYS. Ninim,,n chsrs.
Ior n day 2s cents. Use swords Or
noe 70 get your moneys, woalh. BY
2 month. $500 Q lths iii, no
sTSn.aIaake N ADJ. Minimum CHARGE $500,
anese rates entitle you to publication
'tions. -"
n~sro1RA11ok.
CLOSING HouRs-wan. IA forms
close every morning At 11:1O TOR tha
svsnine edition. and 6 O'clock every
cept Saturday when forms ctose n
. p. m. for Sunday morning edition.
ETELEPHoNE WANT ADs-wAnt
Al are received By. phone, but are
and collection viii rs made 1t your
nome o. office As econ as 10 CON.
venient for the collector to call.
'ahts Is accommodation service and
+ ..payruent should be made promptly
when the bin u. presented.
OFT OF TOWN ORDERS must be a..
Eays accompanied by the cash.
Please oorViy with this rule to
avoid convenience and delay.
THE HERALD will accept only clean
advertising and any information
concerning any Want Ad In these
columns, that Is. fraudulent or un-
r desirable will be greatly. appreciat-.
ed. by The Herald.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT to re-
~ wise any copy to conform with
makeup rules Of classified adver-
t.-E.-..gAt .IH,#. r.E. J.. .. .-
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Sealed bids will be received At the
office Of the town clerk. F. L. weekley
Of Rhinehart township. Polk county.
Minnesota, until 2 o'clock P, NJ. June
as follows:
Grading about ~ miles Of road rum
north and south through the CEN
ter of the following sections: Sec. "a.
Sec. IS and Sec. 12 of the above men
toned township. also grading about III
miles along the section line, on the east
side Of the following sections, Sec. "a.
TONED township. being a total of about
four % miles.
Plans and specifications are on file at
the office of Gust Peterson, the chair
mar of the township board of super
visors of Rhinehart township. also the
office of surveyor of Grand Forks
County, North Dakota. The board re-
serves the right to reject any or all
~ fHs,r On o.. =
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
i, Notice is hereby given tina sealed
BIDS will be received by the undersigned
up to jun 18th. 1921. at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
for the building OF a church in Adler
Township. Nelson County. North Da-
The size Of church to be sex4s. 1s
feet post size OF steeple 1oxlo and s.
feet high. plans and specification can Be
seen at my place Of residence 9 miles
south Of Petersburg. North Dakota.
ject any and all bids.
LON LUTHERAN CON-
GREGATTON,
BY Sevald Hanson.
SAerAfar~
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o8pER TO Snow CAUSE on RAxn
or REAL. n -

O&OE8 10 83O" OAUUG OQ ~
or REAL E0TAFE.
Anna g. Jauss. administratrfx, setting
forth the amount of personal estate that
has come to her hands. and h dis
position thereof: the amount OF debts
outstanding against the estate, and q
description of all the real property Of
which said deceased died seized. and
the condition and value Of the respec.
tive portions thereof. and praying that
license be to her granted to sell 4 part
OF said real property in order to pay the
family livtne expenses ana other debts
And 1t Appearing, by said petition,
that there is not sufficient personal
estate in the hands Of said Anna 6.
Lauss. administrative, to pay said ltyine
expenses n debts. and that II is necea-
sarv in order to pay the same TO sell =
part OF said real property, and that It
will be for the best interest of all par.
ties Interested to do SO I
It 10 therefore ordered. that all par.
sons interested IN aid estate. Sppear Be-
fore the iudEe of this court, On Tues
day. the e1st day OF June, AID, 1921.
at 10 o'clock A. M, at the court houso
in the City and County on Grand Forks.
State of-North Dakota, then and there
to show cause, * n there$9be, why
license should not be granted to tho
said Anna {. Jauss, administratrix. to
sell certain part Of said reals property
according to the PRAYER Of said petition
day Of Mas. a. D.. 1921.
Z Z. HAssELL.
@s Judge Of County Court.
(lLAZ 20-27: June 8-10.l
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA N
!, County q Grand Forks.
IN District court.-SFtrst Jpdieial Dis
Lamb. Mecrssor 4 Com
pany. a corporation. Plaintiff
Canton Grain Company, !
corporation ,.s.......... Defendant
onnnS T1EM .sxzaEscn 80
coMRANY.
Upon reading and filing the petition
q e. l.: Bostwick. as receiver Of the
Ganton Grain Company and Of the prop
Of North Dakota. and on ali Ii. tiles and
~ Ne proceedings herein; and uron. motion
son. attorneys for said receiver:
~ is hereby ordered. that anysIand all
persons or eorporaticns having claims
against the Canton Grain Company, thu
dle with this court an tented and a.
tailed verified statement OF any and an
such claims, the original of such clainn
20 hs MED with the clerk Of this court.
CITY Of Grand Forks. County Of, Grand
Forks. stste of North Dakota, on az be-
fore the goth day Of July. 1921. and
office Of Mcintyre. Rurtness 4 Johnson.
IN said City of Grand Forks, within
sdld time.
1t is further ordered that objections
to = and all such claims may BE- nled
by the receiver. or by any other perscn
or corporation interested in THE matter.
sy setting forth in detail the ground. Of
OF such objections to be filed with the
clerk OF this court and a copy of such
OBJECTIONS to be furnished to the said
RECEIVER by leaving the same with his
attorneys aforesaid on or before the LIST
Gay or August, 1921;
II is further ordered hi all claims
ar:,nst the said Canton Grain Company
forth. and within hi time specified,
shall he forever barred and Ill holders
thereof barred from enforcing the same
sharing In any assets Of said company
in the State OF. North Dakota.
IT is further ordered that in case cb-
filed as herein set forth that a hearing
thereon shall be had at A special term
Of This court to be held at its chambers
FORKS y ks e County 0o " ar 'a snf re II & ste G..e %
North DAKOTA on the 15ah day 81
August, 1921. At 10 o'clock A. NJ. or
heard. -.
II is further ordered that a copy Of
this order be mailed by the receiver OF
the said Canton Grain Company to each
Company as shown by the books of said
company. within ten days from the date
nereof. same to be sent to the p%ostofice
addresses Of said creditors as shown BY
the books OF said company;
It is further ordered that a 0 Of
tnls order to published for three success
sive Weeks. once each week. in the
Grand Forks Herald, a legal daily news
paper. published in the said City Of
Grand Forks. first publication to b
made May 20, 1921. -
Dated May 18th. 1921. Pc
CHAs. NJ. COOLEY.
Judge of the District Court.
MCINTYRE, BURTNESS
e. JOHNSON.
Attorneys for c. L. Bostwick.
Receiver, ~.
Grand Forks. n. D..
MAY co-27-June 81
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,

County OF Grand Forks.
In County court
In the matter of the estate Of George
Jauss, deceased:
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10110E or BxPHAT1oN or FE2IoD
OF REDEMPTION,
Section 2223, Compiled Laws Of 1918 a.
= : 'f7 Amended.

OSOsAOu $780, Laws OF 1913 a.
= 'f1 Amended.
To Henry E. courser, to the occupant
and all other whom it MAY concern:
Take notice that Tax Sale Certificate
No. 1899 issued upon the Tax Sale
December 11th,, ls17 of the following
described land. viz: PIT NEE SwL Of
Sec. ?, Twp. Isl. Rge. 81. 2 acres,
Grand Forks County. n. D.. for the
taxes Of the year 1915 on said land has
been presented at this office and APP
plication made for deed thereon that
said land was sold on said sale for 81 as
and the amount required to redeem said
land from said sale at the date hereof
exclsive Of the costs to accrue upon
this notice is the sum Of $3.50 and that
the time for redemption from said sale
will expire ninety days after the service
of this notice.
Witness my hand and seal Of office at
Grand Forks, \. D.. this 25th day of
May. 1921.
fSEALl
HANS ANDERSON.
County Auditor,
Grand Forks Co., n. D.
MAY ~, 'Y1ne s.fh
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jest vi o curiosity we'd like T.
know what q union painter says when
he opens . bid fer new garage. an
we'd also like & be in cArshot when q
union carpenter gifts an estimate on
paintdn' hts house. A woman never
has a very good time unless she's
dressed better than any one around
her. I.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE PORE.
CLOSURE RAIE.

~A
Notice is hereby given that that GER
tain mortage. executed Ind delivered BIZ
andre Cetnor. mortkaeor, to Fred H.
Sievers. MORTGAGE. dated the LIST day of
November, 1912. and filed for record in
the Office Of the register of deeds of the
County Of Grand Forks. and State Of
North Dakota on the 18th day of March.
& on Page 15e, will be foreclosed by
a sale of the premises in such mortgage
and hereinafter described. at the front
door OF the court house in the City of
Grand Forks. County Of Grand Forks.
state Of North Dakota. at the hour Of
z O'Clock P, N. on tn: Goth day of June.
a. D.. 1921. to satisfy the amount due
The premises described in such mort
rage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same are described As follows:
The west one half Of the northwest
quarter fWk SwA) of Section
the southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter Of Section Twenty-Five t2e) all
In Township One Hundred Fifty-four
$50 norrh OF Range Fifty-one (51)
west. containing according to the gov
eminent survey thereof. One Hundred
less. lying n being in Grand Forks
County. North Dakota.
There will be due On such mortgage
at the date OF sale. the total sum Of
Five Hundred Sixty-seven and $4,000
H567.4s> Dollars. and the legal fee and
costs of foreclosure.
FRED H. SEWERS.
". ]. MAYER.
Attorney for MortEagea
Grand Forks. N. D.
fMay 1s-2o-s7; June s-1o-17)
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REAL ESTATE OWNERS ARE NOW
listing thetr properties with us It re-
former prices. John C. Doe Co. pstah-
lished .1eo6.S -.
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County Auditor.
Grand Forks Co.. n. D..
May q: June a-1c.)