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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-02
Car, Two Men and
80 Gallons Taken

CANTON, Ga, May 31.-County
Policeman Tom Curtis and Deputy
Sheriff Alonzo eagle captured two
men. a large automobile and eighty
gallons of blockade liquor near Hol-
brooks Camp Ground Saturday. The
men. car and liquor were brought to
Canton, where the sewers were
drenched with the "outlawed fluid"
and the men made bonds for their ap-
pearance at the August term Of the
superior court. They gave their names
as Fred Sullivan and Charles Ray,
both of Atlanta.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-02
MANNING IS FOUND GUILTY, SENTENCED TO LIFE
REBUKE To HARVEY
SEEN BY NJ KELLAR

WASHINGTON. May 31.-Presi-
dent Hardings utterances at Pohick
Va, Sunday and his memorial day
address yesterday were interpreted
in the senate today by Senator Nc
Kellar, democrat: Tennessee, as a
"rebuke" to Ambassador Harvey for
his address at the Pilgrim society
in London recently
Drawing what he termed deadly
parallel Of the remarks of the presi
dent and Mr.. Harvey, Senator Nc
kellar asked that they be PRINTED
in the Congressional record to show
the Contrast" He also urged that
Mr.. Harvey be recalled from the Cour
Of ST. James.
Senator McKellar declared that
portions of the Harvey speech con-
stituted libel on the American gov
eminent and every potriotic citizen.
The ambassadors statement that I'VE
were afraid not to fight" was char
acterized by the senator as being "as
false as Satan himself
The president in 'reproving" the
AMBASSADOR has proved that he is
sincere and honest and patriotic
American, Senator Mcclellan declared
The presidents words always are
of greatest Importance, the Tennes-
see senator said, but he believed they
had special force and power in
pointing out the falsehood, making
clear the edesertion and in repudiat-
ing and rebuking the LIBEL, commit
ted Mr.. Harvey.
II hope the president will go far
ther," continued the senator.> II
hope that he will take steps to right
the wrong that Mr.. Harvey has per-
petrated upon the American people.
I hope he will recall him from his
post. After the publication of these
false statements about his own
country. Mr.. Harvey ought not be
permitted to represent our people at
the British court. 1t is shame to
America to be represented abroad
by man who thus expressed his
contemp for his own nation and its
soldiers.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-02
STANDARD URGED.
IN WORLD COTTON TRADE

| NEW YORK, May Sl.-EStabllSh-
ment of single set Of standards of
| cotton trade of the world was urged
| by w. R. Meadows. of the depart
ment Of agriCulture's bureau of
markets in an address today at the
! conference here of the American Cot
ton association
Mr.. Meadows said that a step to-
ward attainment of this goal was
| hoped for through the world cotton
conference to be held at Liverpool
next month and to be attended by
| Chester Morrill,. assistant chief of
| the bureau of markets. W. l.. Pryor.
| also of the bureau, and Mr.. Meadows.
| The expected step forward. Mr..
! Meadows asserted. would consist of
an agreement between the depart
ment of agriculture and the Liver
| pool Cotton association with respect
| to grades and staple standards for
| American upland cotton.
| "lf such an agreement could be
reached" Mr.. Meadows continued.
there would result single set of
standards on which American cotton
could be handled throughout the
world.
Hope for Agreement
| The department of agriculture
| hopes to reach an agreement that is
mutually satisfactory as between the
| American exporters and European
|
| of standards would simplify the mer-
chandising of cotton greatly and
would result in foreign buyers re-
| ceiving more nearly the kind of cot
ton they purchase than they can I'M
der the existing disjointed situation
| with regard to standards
| "tIhe department is anxious. there
fore, that fair consideration of the
matter of standards be had. and it
will urge. as desired by the Ameri-
can cotton trade, that a committee
| composed of an equal number of rep
resentatives of the European and
| American cotton trades be appointed
at Liverpool with view of reconcil-
| ing the discrepancies between the
existing standards and thereby es-
| tablish a single set CT standards
which it is hoped will be accepted
and, used throughout the cotton
| trade"
Senator Smith Speaks
! Former Senator Hoke Smith was
| CONTINUED on Page 6, Column A.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-02
Old Revenue Laws
Supplanted by Dry,
Law, Court Declares

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Passage
of the prohibition amendment served
to annul various internal revenue
laws covering the liquor traffic. the
supreme court held today. Congress
did. not intend to preserve the old
penalties, the court said.
The decision was a defeat for the
Prohibitionists, the first since pro-
hibition became effective.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-02
IL Per Cent Cut

1.-THE decision provides for reduce
tions of about IL per cent in present
wages" the board announced. Be
cause of the fact that all employees
in service of carriers are not includ-
ed, it is difficult to estimate the ac-
tual amount of decrease, but if ap-
piled to all employees of all class
carriers it would be approximately
$500, 100000, General reductions in
wages as outlined would mean an
average monthly wage of about $125
for all employees, but such an aver
age means, of course, that while some
workers would earn a sum consider
ably in excess of the monthly amount
stated, many thousands would fall
far short of that figure"
While the decision announced to-
day applies only to sc railroads, all
carriers not party to it for reduc-
tions in all classes of labor are CIV
en- until July l to file applications
for reductions. so practically every
railroad in the country will be includ>
ed in the July 1 decreases.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-02
RAIL EXECUTIVES
ARE DISAPPOINTED
IN WAGE DECISION

CHICAGO, June Railroad eXecu-
tives here today declared they were
disappointed in the decision of the
railroad labor board, cutting the
wages of all classes of railroad en-
ployes u per cent, and thus slashing
$400,000,000 from railroad payrolls
annually.
I'VE had hoped the decision would
wipe out in it's entirety the $780,
600 increase of last year." said Presi-
dent H. E. Byram, of the Chicago.
Milwaukee and ST Paul.
1--WE have to find out how much
this decrease will reduce operating
costs before attempting to predict
anything about rate decreases to fol-
low this wage cut. This is step
in the right direction, however, and
will help business and unemployment
on railroads."
The decision of the railroad board
affects approximately 100000 rail-
road employees. 1t provides for cuts
in every class of railroad labor from
engineers to common labor. Approx
imately $1,000 maintenance of way,
employees are given wage reductions
of s 1-2 cents Der hour
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-02
Boston Man Drowned
Under Car When 1t
Runs Off Turnpike

BOSTON, Ga, June mir. E. Nj.
Fambrougb. one of Boston's most
prominent men, was killed here this
morning when his car ran off a creek
turnpike within mile of his home.
Mr.. Fambrough's body was pinned
down by the car, death resulting
from drowning. He is survived by
his wife and one daughter.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-02
Socialist Papers
Given Mail Privilege

WASHINGTON. May 31.-The Mil
waukee Leader and New York Call,
both Socialist newspapers. today
were readmitted to the second class
mail on order of Postma ster General
Hays.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-02
Bandits Take $4,000
From Messenger in
Front Police Station

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June l.
Five men in an automobile held Up
two messengers of the Millers and
Traders bank here today and escaped
with $4,000 in currency. The bank
is located just across the street from
police headquarters.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-23

Sob. II, /. Naen 6u Sial, fom itft
lgfer et1 feben5e 3retier, bar aariaf
til at forfar6as; tbi fdq 0ift 15nt Sc
1us er 0pitan6e1t ffal ogioa olle Joni
er / @rapen opitdo. Gller o9ldd Sc
1on1 lepet Sd bdfi fann1er igie1l, 1r1da
oa ie bon 1on1 oeres 8o1ntttar elfer
s5reller, joo set ct en- Marfaf for afls
1on1 .gaar 11oer, at 111o6tage SsSeius
mi iNoa5etibe11, iom itn SSre1ler, at
forferpes ober fiji @ti1ling itt6for
SEN lepenoe @uo, o1n Sc fordgtaf iaa
flor Ell 5relie. ssSe1us er Spitanoel1
for at ale fon1 tror paa bdm ffi11oe
foa 2ipet / bam. Den font tror paa
@eii1iaii bdr epi6t 2io, men oen iom
life pil tro poa Sdtineit ifdl lite ie
2ipet, men @u6s @re6e bliper ober
bonl, 2e1er> la6 life en Dag >gaa
efter Sen a1roen og ct gur efter ct an~
set 1tottl at 6n begDn6er at idfe Sc
Jus af Ma1aret, oeti @orsfaiteoe> 1om
er Op1tonoen; tbi 6a beb6ber 6u tffe
at forferoes for @tor111ene 1om fol1:=
mer gjennem 2ibet. ga bar 6u en-
oog Erpit / Dpbet1 at en- @ag lfal
oglqa ieg faa geaaoe at opitaa ifra
@raben og 1e bam font bon er.
s. l1g1tao.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-23
Spreote :uvheoer.

|
Tbeooore 6. @leqens biftori1fe 9lr
bei6e 1er n1at1 ret pt11 oet er Trng=
| terne af / Sorm al 11oferlige og pdd=
li6elige slfban6ltnger. st Har Sef<
ter er nplig u6fon1tnet ne6 @rtifler
fra bo1s Hen> optrpft efter u@incon
lin M2oea3ine .of @iftorp"> 6tn set
6et 11or1fe 8oreerfrigsregiment, -:
@isconfins 9berif> Sans Seq, og
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ge @fater. Den fgrfte bar Eitlen
Colonel Sans @briitian Seq" og
onnba116ler 6en fjeffe Sberits Sip
o g@ierning og er foripnet nleo tal=
rige geotater. De11 o1l6en beter u&be
Competition Of tie geortbmeitern
@totes for SS111n1igrd11ts" og inoebcl
Der en Mos1e Oplps1tt11ger ONT, bben1
ion1 er fon1met til Gtaterne> libt ou
bborfor 6e fon1 og EN- be1 De1 ON
8eltr9bellerne fra Mutoriteternes
St6e for at foo oem til at fon1ne. %
&egieringens Sfaltefontor'i i $50
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fal1fe Sn6tagtsffatop opfrebere.: Denue
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big blon6t SEN i116bn11bre6e De1 of
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Sn6beret11inger fra BelIaire, Obid,
og anore @te6er Wi0Deiten Diiifer,
at 6isie @1pngler bats tie11t go6t paa
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beIpb fra gootroerbe Menneifer. -
6fottdfontoret aoborer MOS ot feu=
De fantonte &enge Boften 1om Be-
aling for SSn6tegtsffat. Set ftfreIte
er at @fotteD6eren bea1er per1on1ig
poa &onoret bos Collector Of Snter=
nal 9febenne / be6Fomnen6es 81
1tr1tt. gtter Sobe11 CT ettDDer Sfdt=
teD6er p1igtig at iege 5fattefonorct.
geor6 0ofotas &gie1ter bep6er /
en- &jen6el1e, 1om bleb funbgiort 12.
Mars af Sni ititiarius &obininn, at
Gonntper Tan ugarntibee" Banf cf
geortb 0ofotos Benge> Ser er 6epo>
neret 2ofalbanfer. =. &ien6e1fe11 til
legges itor 8etp6ntna 6a 6en faftiif
gi6r 8onf. Of geortb Dnfota til cit
pribot SS1ittitntion. @ienoe1ien bleb
afgibet en- Gag anlagt paa @tats=
bonfens &egne for at forbp6e 5or=
geant County at ugorni1bee" Sr16-
Fu6 / 8arfer Ser / GountDet. Sire
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-23
9Iterbplsitepner.

Tt6en er MT in6e naar 2agfo1fere
begpnoer at or6ne fine 9tebner for
bette slor. Get bill oerfor bere a.
sS1tteresie for @lter69ler at faa bi0e
at 2ogets 8eitpreI1e far belIuttet at
for1dge en- np B1a1. SSfdlge 6enne
Y1ol1 bil pi fon1mett6e @ontler bol=
sc tire @tebner, ct / @pring &alleD,
@is., 16-17De Neoi, 6et neite /
Dctroit, Min., 1919 ,Suni og oct
treble M1irot, g. g., 24-25- 26
Sunni. 81 tror, at olle 6is1e 5tepner
bill b1i ier6eles irteres1ante og tal=
rig belggt. @pring @allep og Oni>
'egn far en- meng6e 31ter66ler, og
en- itpr 2ofaIontite er allerebc /
&irf9ombe6 Ser; Detroit 1tgger be6
er al Sc bafreite sS11oljder / Barf 9fe~
fgipn 5trgget og bar en 3iter6pl til
Mopor. &i fan bente os rigtig en
9o1nneru6fltgt Ser Mfinot faloes
uGbe tpon6ers Gitp" og &c. font bar
lat fig / Spi6len Ser Gober os 1tore
Sing. 81 bor a1lere6e tat @fri0t til
at }ifre os fremragenoe Salere, u6=
n1prfet W}u1if og Gang, og goo norIf
@ebGrtning be6 bpert al 6isle SteD=
ncr. @ette 1om ct fdrite Garifo til
9lterbg1er on at beltemme Jig til at
fomne poo ct eller flere al 0isle
5tebncr.. Weinot Stebnet blir set
egent1ige &arsm90e. geermere 8e=
Ten6tgi6relier it0en.
Me6 benlig @il1en,
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-23
Citation for Hearing on Final Account and for
Distribution
State of Minnesota, County of Otter Tail,

State of Minnesota, County of Otter Tail.
. 1n Probate Court.
H. In the matter of the estate of John ]. Beckos.
decedent
The State of Minnesota to all persons interested
in the final account and distribution OF the estate
Of said decedent The representative Of the above
named decedent. having flied in this court his
final account Of the administration Of the estate
of said decedent, together with his petition pray
ing for the adjustment and allowance Of said final
account and for distribution of the residue of said
estate to the persons hereunto entitled.
Therefore you and !, each Of ygp "a, are hereby
before this court at the Probate Court Room in
the Court House in the City of Fergus Falls in the
County of Otter Tail, State of Minnesota, on the
18th day Of April 1921, at 10 o'clock 4: NJ. or
as soon thereafter as said matter can be heard,
why said petition should not be granted; and that
this citation be served by the blication thereof
according to law, by mailing a copy of this cita-
ton at least "a days before said day of hearing.
to each of the heirs of said decedent whose
names and addresses are known and appear
from the files Of this court ,o,,s., !
of March A. D. 1921: :
: -. E. Frankberg, Judge of Probate.
[Seal of Probate Courtl y: $-'-r@+
First Publication March 10th. 1921.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-23
Citation for Hearing ON Petition fol
Administration
State of Minnesota, County of Otter Tail,
I1, pr0hafe Court

State of Minnesota, County of Otter Tail, IS
In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Ole H. Eggen. De-
cedent. '~, -, '-s-
The State of Minnesota to all whom it may
concern:
The petition of Oscar Eggen having been filed
in this court, representing that Ole H. Eggen
then resident of the County of Otter Tail,
State of Minnesota died intestate on the Hh day
of February 1921; and praying that letters Of
administration of said estatebe granted to Syvert
S. Oksness. =, .
It is ordered, that said petition be heard and
that all persons interested in said matter be and
hereby are cited and required to appear before
this court on the 9th day Of April 1921. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon or as soon thereafter as
said matter can be heard, at the Probate Court
Room in the Court House in the City of Fergus
Falls, in said County, and show cause, if any
they have, why said petition should not be grant
ed and that this citation he served by the publi-
cation thereof according to law. and by mailing
copy of this citation at least IA days before said
day of hearing to each of the heirs of said dece-
dent whose names and addresses are known and
appear from the files of this court. -,
Witness the Judge of saidCourt. this 10th day
of March A.sD. 1921. -, a.. .,
Court Seal. E.. Frankberg,
~. Judge of Probate. T.
Attest: A. L. Bergerud. Clerk of Probate. !"
Anton Thompson, Attorney for Petitioner.
First Publication March 23rd 1921. :. III
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-23
- -
Eaaife.

Wior. Gb. 6-1-16. Stu ar set
otter .be1tgddet ct Maf 1ioen bi bprte
Yaaffe @pangeliet> og hi iottt 1tud6s
ii6ite @ad1fe, og after igiert faor
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titeti dItib trDe Gbangelil1n, er ogiaa
ct 9ar nGrn1ere GbigbeSatt: Mfdnee
Sordn0riitger er ogfaa ffeoo ber og
ser. Wfen &erren er Sen lamtne.
&dn foronores iiafffe iaffffe, og bette er itert
for oei1i font bar lat iin Ei11io til
bat11. 9llle iottt bar 19t eller eprt
8uo5fabet o11 Selu 800 og Spitdtt=
6elle beo, at Selu Di1ciple, ia, ale
iom troeoe pao bonl blep eltten for
fer6et eller glade. @n Del, ltaar
Der, bleb 9laoe> 0a oe 1aa &erren;
trteai1 poa 2attgfra0ag blep :piit mango
ffuffet 6a 6ereS @erre b1eb &ortfG=
itet. S 6et 106e &ers 1taar 6et> at
be lon bab6e beret meo bam MI ipr~
geoe og greo. Wfen Der oprant CIT
itor og berlig Dag, 6a 8l161fdbet
fon1 at SSelus bar iffe og6, nten gan
opito6 fra @raben og bar 1ebenoe.
@on 1eircoe e116og ober 99oen. Wpr=
fets Gprite telrfte biit at MI bor hi
blit al ne6 bom 81 1eler, at bons
Eienere 1atte 8aft oper @raben laa
iffe nogen lfu1oe fonme og tage
bam og 1ige at ban er Spltanoen.
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bere 2ob> SEN bra1t ga 6e11 Mln1gg=
tige rprte be6 @tenen og &riltus ltoo
op. gtu gif nogle &binoer til @ro>
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te bort @tenen for os? Wfen ga Sc
iaa op fit Sc 1e at Stenen a1lerebc
bar beltet bort. 0e fom til @robe11
og gift in6 og fit ie EFT 1tng Mano ser
if16e, men 6a 6e iaa bam bleb Sc for
fpr6et. San flyer: Torfer6es fife,
s fdger ssSeius af &aforet, 6cn &ors>
felfe6e, fan er fife ber, ban CT Sp=
1ta116en. 9en 1om 19ger Sellts trGn=
ger fife at forfer6es, tbi 1e baaesslez
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S @ebreerbrepet 4 15-16 itaar set
~tbi bi bor life Opperltcpre1t> font If
fe fan babe Me6Dnf n1eo bore @frp=
peli9be6er, men en- ioooon 1om er
pr6bet i91t 2igbe0 meo os, Dog
116en Spn6. Sa0 % oerfor trn0a
.frem me0 Trirno0igbe6 for g}oooens
Trone forot hi fo1 foo Wisf1t1o o9
fin6e Moo6e til &ielp rette Tio".
Ser fer bi at ban bill hi ffo1 fonnnc
til bam; tbi ban lebcr og CT en- Nte1=
lemmano, fom set itoor poa ct 5teb
San 1taar i1nellen @u6 og os, 1ou1
16fer bom e6ers @jerte forferbes IT,
fe, tro paa @u6, og tro paa mig. -
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-23


for Minneiota af assssl1tberun 8rotber
BOOB" bill bliDe I'll fittiifatat ft paa bette W1fi-
Sc. Blanot GprbuHolin enitanoe
De6 @onbettttotten Mper Ell @lan oltr
Dprette1ie af ct &Itblofdle % Sjert
for I1tberife. @tu6tl9ter beo Minttez
fota. 1tniperittet. 81 S 81. 8. Stub
af Weitl1eapolis e. Hraiioent for Na
tto1ldl orgdniidtiofteh. I = = :
Ser er 111ootoeet $19, 900 for
.Sprettelfen af en- Nr1leorD 8pgtting
beri 8pen. S Suli Wdane6 bill n1dt
faa $4,000 al gtdtert for fdmhte
9iente6. z%=@
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-23
Domtuere udr ettig cr1 &ien6elien,
ffun Do11nler @race afgdp Dfsfens.

t,.f2
...( geicolai Mornes, Stifleitab (gspr=.
gel bar ben 19be Sebruar 100 Mur.
AsssS11otil sfor. 11oeen Mnr ii6ett bar bolt
@irebarge for .5tifleitao Strife. &an
er: f66t paa @aaroen Mornes paa
Sroitd S 80 MarsaIoeren font Jan
i Eieneife fonr @aaosoreng bos &apz
tetn &olf StGsraab @olfts Ga6er.
s. s. 1861 itt6gif ban 9@gteifab n1e6
Sine 2ars6atter Stffleita6 og ober=
tog 1an1ti6tg Sa1pparten af ben6es
Garsgdaro 9ftre @tineitao. @an
breb 6enne til ban 1896 oberorog
BEN til EN- df ftne @6nner. S al int
Serb bdr Weornes peret en- ftille og
bran1frt Wdt6. @on b1eb &irfeppr=
&c 1891 og bar etet en- Selbreo ion
.en6og in6ti1 for nogen Aar ii6en til
los bdm at Delta / @dar6sdrbetbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-23

9Qfpbpl=@pse! size Mnrrap Cure
SSnititute Mfirneapo1is garanterer
liffffer &eIbreoeIie for Mlfobo1=&anen
/ fra 10 til 81 Gage, bbis ben fore>
ifrebne 8eban6ling f61ges.
25 Mors bel6ig &trf1ombe6 unber
fort1ne 2e6el1e. &orreiponoance, for
trolig. @frtb til
STE WmrraD Cutie,
$40 g. Te1tfb, st., Wtnneapo1iS,
W}innelota.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-23

ORDER LIMITING TIME TO. FILE CLAIMS
f. AND FOR HEARING THEREON E...
Estate of Lewis M. Bothum alias L. M. Bothum
deceased. .-a +j.EENE ~ -: ~
+ State of Minnesota, County Of Otter Tail. y. :y=
!. Probate Court. st !!. @.ss,.
In the Matter of the Estate of Lewis M. .Bothum
alias L. M. Bohum, Decedent. 81 "a 6 #s.:
Letters TestamentaryS this day having been
granted to Carl M. Bothum. 25e II 49, *
It is ordered, that the time within which all
creditors Of the above named decedent may pre-
sent claims against hi. estate IS this court, be,
from and after the date hereof; and that the 18th
day of September 1921. at 10 o'clock A. M, IN the
Probate Court Rooms. at the Court House at Fer
gus Falls. in said County be. and the same here,
for hearing upon and the examina ion. dust
ment and allowance Of such claims as shall BE
presented within the time aforesaid .--g5
Let notice hereof be given By the qualifications Of
this order in Fergus Fails Ugeblad as provided
by law. 5 s7S
. Dated March 18th 1921
lCourt Seal1 S$ E. Fsankberg
Judge of Probate Court.
Attest. 4, &, Berssrid. cIsskof rrobsse,
First Publication March 275gfd issaai
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-03-23
@fef Sent beres &lebebrd9t for
Faaife!

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