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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-02-16
Too late for last weekly

(1OO tdbG LUZ ldSt week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson and grand
SON, Clayton Mclean of Landa are
visiting a few days at Jack McLean's.
Mrs. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.
Evenson and family spent Sunday at
Edd Olson's.
MI. and Mrs. Albert Froseth at
tended the party ait Anton Nouns of
Landa Friday evening.
Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Sarah Waddle,
Mrs. John Waddle and Mrs. Christ
Engg attended the Ladies Nonparti-
san Club held at Mrs. Strom's in
Newburg last Saturday.
The party Friday night at Martin
Hanson's was well attended and all
reported a fine time. d
Mrs. Krentz apd children were Wis
itors at Bill Garbe's Saturday eve
ming.
Theo. Larson was a Newburg Wis
itor Saturday.
The Bill Carrie and Jack Mclean
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so, BOSSY. so.

OuC week.
o there ire many breeds of kline,
the Shorthorn coarse, the Jersey fine,
the black and white. of ancient line,
as well as scrub or garden cows that
on our, rugged hillsides browse. On
weeds and grass and leaves of trees
they ruminate upon their knees, and
thus extract the vitamines from forty
different kinds of greens. I oft have
sung, I sing again the uses of fresh
milk to men. To hymn its praise l
never tire; my thumb is ever ON my
Tyre. I learned its use when very
young; it suits my palate and my
tongue, I drink a pint from time to
time then straightway write a Rural
Rhyme. We need some vitamines each
day; they help Us work; they help US
play. Had we four tummies like the
kline, we too on foliage might dine, on
daisy, dock and buttercup we too
might breakfast, lunch and sup, and
thus obtain the AS and BIS and other
vitamines like these. But since we
have one ctomach each and bulky
foods are out of reach, let's keep
good cows upon the land, the Guern-
sey pr some other brand and get our
clover second hand.-BOB ADAMS.
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KRAMER AND / N
(Crowded Out Last Week)

Attend the White Goods Sale at
Ertresvaag's next week.
Jake and Frank Butt are. busy
packing ice for the summer supply.
A number of young folks from near
here attended the party at F. Heil's.
The snowstrm left the roads in such
condition that the mail man was un-
able to make his full route until the
roads were opened.
The Woodworth elevator has closed
it's doors until Fall on account of poor
business. J:
Ed. Thiel returned from Minot. Fri
Rev. Rubbert was a Gardena visitor
between=trains Friday.
The upham basket ball team didn't
come to play our team Friday on &C.
count Of the poor roads. The dance
vas quite well attended
Com. Kromrey returned from Bot
tineau Saturday evening.
Mrs. Reamer returned to Gardena
Saturday morning.
A number of relatives and friends
held a surprise party at the Jul Con
itzkes home Saturday evening.
Bill Hines and Sam Johnson accept
ed the contract tor saw ice for Mr.. Per-
rim of Upham. Bill says it takes a
man to saw it straight.
Saturday was a busy day in Kram-
Ell. Everybody was out to enjoy the
nice warm day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marzolf were
visitors at the Fred Gust home Sun
day evening. a.,,
Mr.. Strom, manager of the Farmers
elevator left for Bloom, Mimi, Sat
urday where he was called to look af-
ter business matters. Archie Thiel is
his assistant until he returns
Mrs. Strom is visiting with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Garbe at New
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BENTINCK TOWNSHIP
Crowded Out Last Week.

- ~ g. +, ~ . @-. .E ~ 70.
A few of the young folks of Benz
timex township attended the masquer-
ade dance at Antler Friday night.
John Talcott and sons Oscar and
Kenneth, G. German, Jack and Mil:
ton, William Kelly and Nels Navel
saker visited at the Erick Sannes
home Sunday afternoon.
Stinson School No. 3 dismissed
school at noon, Monday as Miss Alice
Kennedy was on the sick list.
Wesley Kormann was a business
caller at the Nicholson Bros. Mon
day afternoon. -"
Misses Madeline Kelly and. Mildred
Peterson visited at the Talcott home
Sunday.
A neighboring dance will be given
at Tom Stead's Wednesday evening
Feb. 8.
Buford Steinhaus took in the Lit
erary at Sherman School Friday eve
ming.
Attend the White Goods Sale at
Ertresvaag's next week.
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BENTINCK TOWNSHIP

Mrs ID. Lambe has started school
again after being guaranteed over
seven weeks. Margaret and Gather
inc Lambe will attend school here the
rest of the term.
The masquerade dance given at the
Bob. Fawbush home Saturday evening
was we'll attended and a most enjoy
able evening was spent.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Stein
haus Feb. 3rd a baby girl. Bill wears
a smile that won't come off. Congrat-
ulations.
Mrs. William Steinhaus has re-
signed her position as teacher. Mn.
Chester Cendit has taken her place
for the remainder of the term.
Ernest Benson visited at the G.
Norman home Sunday. 49,
The Tom Stead children are attend
ing the Steinhaus school.
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CASHIER PRAISES
BUSINESS SCHOOL

A Fargo IN. d. citizen, visit
ing the Peoples Bank of Kansas
City, was surprised to get the glad
hand, from P. d. Hodge, It's cash
Ter. get my start in your CITY,
explained Hodge, and if / were
back on the farm tomorrow, I'd
do just as | did 10 years ago--go
straightto Dakota BusinessG College.
There is no school iii the country
that surpasses it Consider: Hodge
IS only one of 226 Dakota-trained
men who became bank officers.
Follow the Successful. Write
F. L: Watkins, Pres. 500 Front
St, Fargo, N. D..
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ROLAND TOWNSHIP
Crowded Out Last Week.

Attend the White Goods Sale at
Ertresvaag's next week.
Lecus Svingen and A. A. Larson
were. Bottineau callers last Saturday.
w. r. Snyder had the misfortune of
losing one of his valuable cows last
week.
A large crowd attended the Ladies
Aid which was held at the Cumberland
home last Wednesday.
Marie Berg, Mary Saxerud and r.
holisky wre among the one WA at
tended the dance last Friday night at
Jim Crafts.
Albert Olson made q flying trip to
Bottineau Tuesday, making it in 65
minutes.
Herman Thuve visited at the home
of his parents over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Crandall Wis
tied at the A. "A. Larson hme Sum
day.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-02-16
BRANDER TOWNSHIP
Tlnn Late far last urae3rA

al tAsO iabS iUI SidSk Wcch5
Miss Ida Kelly was d week md
guest OF Miss Engred Sansker.
MI. and Mrs, Oscar AxelvoId and
little daughter Edna are visiting at
the home Of Mrs. Axelvold's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kelly.
James McHaney returned to school
Monday after an absence of two
weeks due to illness.
The high school is busy with state
examinations this week.
Chas. Brander had the misfortune
to lose d valuable horse one day last
week. The animal while running Ioose
stepped into a badger hole, fell and
broke It's leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. JoBeph Watson gave
a party for the high school lost Sat-
urday evening. Everyone in attend
ance report a fine time.
Quite q number from here attended
the basket ball game last Friday ere
ming. The game was played between
Brander and Maxbass high school
teams. : w
Mrs. S. J. Martin, who underwent
serious operation at st. Andrews
hospital at Bottineau recently is re-
covering nicely to the qualification OF
her many friends.
During the illness of Mrs. Martin
the little SON and daughter, Leonard
and Elizabeth are guests at the Wy
man home. .
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ii. Nordrnark Of Roth was i couri-
" seat visitor "wednesday.
John Fossurn of Maxbass attended
the school officers meeting and trans
acted business ii this city.
Found-Last week, Yale KEY Oh
Main Street. Owner can have same
at this Office BY paying charges. II
Donovan Thompson and Harry Ger
jets of Maxbass Were county seat Wis
itors Monday attending to business
matters.
Miss Manila Hanson went to Roth
Wednesday where she will visit with
friends in Eidsvold township for sew.
eral days.
Mn. and Mrs. Jacob Olson Of Souris
were in Bottineau Tuesday and We'd
nesday attending the school officers
meeting.
Walter Stewart and Jos. Joseski of
Maxbass attended the Legion inne-
apolis basket ball game in this city
Tuesday night.
A. p. Anderson and Fred Skim Of
NeWburg were IN B~ottineau Tuesday
and Wednesday attending the school
officers meeting.
Anyone wishing to pay their taxes
or get statements, can do so at their
local banks, with the exception of Bot
tineau.-Henry Dana, County Treas
urer. It.
Mrs. Gunderson, SO years old moth
er of Mrs. Ed. Brekke of the Turtle
Mountains arrived on Yesterdays
train and will visit her daughter for
some time.
A. G. Berg of Towner, state rural
school inspector, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday, in Bottineau, conducting
the school officers meeting at the
Forestry-N Normal. -.
F. Miss Randklev of Rolette will
preach in the Lutheran church tonight
at 8 p. NJ, also Friday and Sunday
at IL M. and s p. M, in English. Ev-
erybody welcome. ~.
Mrs. G. E. Hood of Souris was in
Bottineau yesterday in attendance ct
the School officers meeting. Mrs.
Hood read a very interesting paper
before the officers yesterday. -
Among the school officers in at.
tendance at the meeting held at the
Forestry-Normal school Tuesday and
Wednesday We noticed Robt. Brander
of Souris, c. G. Forsberg, Souris, and
Jos. Watson of Maxbass. The meet
ing this year was an exceptionally
good one. 49,
The ForestryeNormal basket bail
team will returnshome this afternoon.
They lost the game to the Mayville
Normal but won from Towner High
School. Another basket ball item of
interest is the result of the Minot-
Minneapolis game last night at Minot.
The game was won by Minot, score
"a to 80. =,
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Observation-Disclosures
Have you seen the new Utz & Dunr
styles at Greengard's? IA ii
Chas. Harris was q passenger from
Devils Lake Saturday.
Miss Edna Smulan spent Thursday
evening with. relatives at Souris.
Dr.. j. Al Johnson was a profession
al caller down the line Saturday.
Chas. Stretch OF Maxbass attended
to business matters in this city yes.
terday. y
Joseph Ottoson Of Souris attended
to business matters in Bottineau yes
terday. /
Miss Minnie Krogen Of Carbury Wis
tied with friends in, the city a few
days this week.
We pay dc CASH per pound for
hides. Bring them m.-Beevers Meat
Market, Bottineau. tt
Miss Hazel Wood spent Sunday with
Bottineau friends, returning to Town
er Tuesday morning. -.
Miss Anna Burr returned from
Lansford Saturday where she conduct
ed Teachers examinations.
Mrs. Jack Hawker of Westhope Wis
tied at the J.. Fl. G. Turner home Fri
day and Saturday Of last week.
DR.. r. H. Mccullough was a pas
senger to Rolla Saturday where he
visited owe Sunday with friends.
Large shipment of Utz & Dunn new
spring style oxfords and pumps for
women just arrived at Greengard's. 1t
i Fred Gust, Herman Carrie and E.
M. Krornrey are attending the school
officers meeting being held here this
week. TT. " T. H.
Aug. Kruger of Antler is in at
tendance at the school officers meeting
in session in Bottineau yesterday and
today. - w. !: 4.
FOR SALE-Harley Davidson side
car, good as new. $3.50 0cash if taken
at once.-Joseph Haugen, Maxbass,
N. d. u - = -" 4t
Plan on attending the High School
and Rugby basket ball game Friday
night at the local gymnasium. Game
starts at s p. M. n ~1
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ho1mberg and
daughter Hilma returned Saturday
from a two months visit with relatives
at Buffalo, MINI.
Nh. and Mrs. .Orville Lewis and
little son of Rolla are visiting at the
home. of Mrs. Lewis brother, Geo.
Clifford and family. w.
A. Greengard arrived Thursday
from Baudette, Mimi, and spent
several days here on business. He re-
turned Thursday morning.
Come out and see the high school
basket ball team win from Rugby Fri
day night, Feb. II, at 5 r. M. at the
high school gymnasium.
All kinds of fresh, frozen fish, in
Guiding PickeraI, Pike, White Fish,
Herring and Sa1mon.-Beevers Meat
Market. tt
Miss Mamie Quinn left Saturday
for Rugby where she will spend q few
days before going to Fergus Falls,
MINI. where she will be employed as
chief operator.
Mrs. Geo. Alden of Didsburg, Alta,
who has been visiting at the ]. ii.
lHaffner home IN this city, since Tues
day Of last week, left for her home
Tuesday morning.
Mi. and Mrs. Harry Spencer and
Chas. Slower went To Souris Friday
afternoon where Mrs. Spencer and
Chas. Slower furnished the music for
the dance that evening. I
Among those from GarSiena who at
tended the -Legion-MinIeapoiis basket
ball game Monday night we're: Mes
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-02-16
Enral Arll1H
WEEKLY 4 K

DdIlCt a0C
Quotations today are exactly the
same in the following towns: Botti-
neau, Souris, Carbury, omemee and
Gardena. .
ADVERTISING LOCALS must be
paid for when ordered. How to figure
same: Figure six words to each line.
If over a multiple Of six, another line
Andy Johnston returned from Rug
by Saturday.
Peter Westegaard of Rugby spent
Thursday in Bottineau.
" J. l.. Gorder Of Carbury transact
ed business here Saturday
Peter Scott returned Friday from a
few days visit at Minot. . :
Louis Siyertson of Souris transact
cd business here Saturday.
Miss Soma johnson returned to her
home q Carbury Saturday.
Miss Agnes Vinje, spent the week
end with her parents at Landa. A.
Banker J. L. Page of Westhope was
a county seat visitor yesterday.
-. For sale-Genuine hickory skis, 8
f., regular price $500 now $685.
A. s. Thorsen. If
Miss Helen Falkenstein of Souris
spent the week end, with her parents
. here.
Mrs. Bervig. and daughter Helen Of
Souris We're between train callers here
Friday. ..- -. - 49,.
Mrs. Everett Dempsey of Souris
spent Friday here having dental work
attended to.
~ Mrs. Clara Kelly returned to Roth
Saturday after short visit with,
friends here. -
4. Eastgate returned from Willow
City Friday where he spent several
days on business. u
Rev. /. d. McBain will speak at
Sorris both morning and evening next
Sunday. II :
Mrs. K. M. TAFT went to Westhope
Friday afternoon for a short visit with
relatives. q .
Attend the High School--Rugby
basketball game Friday night at the
high school gymnasium.
Misses Ida Asker and Cora Bogstie
went to Souris Friday evening 70 at
tend the masquerade dance.
Mrs. Fayth Hydell came up from
Barton Saturday for an over Sunday
visit at the Robert Walker home.
Mrs. Mary Moore returned Friday
from Killarney, Man, where she spent
the past two months visiting relatives.
Mrs. c. P. Oliver returned from st.
Paul Friday afternoon, at which place
she purchased her line Of spring mil
linery.
Miss Olive Smulan spent Friday
evening with her sister and brother
in-law, Nh. and Martin Hendrickson'
at Souris.
For Sale 36 bushel, good, clean,
seed flax. VIII sell ait market price,
plus 10c for tanning. Joseph ottoso1l,
Souris, N. 1tp.
1iss Gertrude Dana and Miss Helen,
WcLean, spent Sunday at Miss Danass
home ii this city, returning TO Lal4s-
ford Monday morning. q
MI. and Mrs. Il. !. Myles and child
rem of Overly passed through here
On their way to Souris 10 spend d few
days with relatives and friends.
b. d. Bower of the First National
Bank went TO Westhope Tuesday eve
ming where he has business matters
to attend to. Mr.. Bower will return
Friday morning.
George LaPorte Of Newburg was q
county seat visitor on Tuesday. Mr.
LaPorte took the train ia Westhope
and made. the drive home from there.
70. D. Shaner was q Rugby visitor be
tween trains Tuesday.
b. r. Williams, assistant Mainten-
ance Engineer of Bismarck spent
Tuesday evening IN Bottineau ia con-
sultation with the Board of County
Commissioners regarding the Federal
roads of Bottineau County.
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WHITE SPUR AND VICINITY
Crowded Out Last Week.

Attend the White Goods Sale at
Ertresyaag's next week
Al number OF young folks spent q
pleasant evening Inst Monday ut the
Philip Naumann home ii Starbuck
township.
Miss Freda Martin ii visiting this
week with Mrs. G. r.. Giffin.
Mrs. Gauag il reported on the sick
list. s5s5
IA social time was had last Thurs-
day evening Ut the Fred Hell home BY
q number OF young folks from the
Spur.
MI. and Mrs. Henry He'll spent last
Tuesday evening with relatives near.
the Spur.
MI. and Mrs. Philip Naurnan Of
Starbuck Township visited last Sum
day with Mrs. Naumann's brother and
sister,
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-02-16

ADVERTISING LOCALS must be
paid for when ordered. How to figure
same: Figure six words to each line.
IF Owe a multiple of SIX another line
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-02-16

Quotations today are exactly the
same in the following towns: Botti-
neau, Souris, Carbury, Omemee and
Gardena.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-02-16

Feb. "a, when Len. Shong will try con
illusions with Big johnson Of SHEER
wood, There will be a dance after
the wrestling match.
Peter Scott, Of Bottineau passed
through here Tuesday morning on his
way TO Minot to attend the Hardware
mems convention and when asked
chow come" he said that he had to 70
along to look after e. 1. Garden OF
Souris.-Willow City Eagle.
Mi. and Mrs. q. j. Krogen returned
Monday night from Minneapolis
where they have been for the past
week. Mrs. Krogen went down on q
purchasing trip for the Ertresvaag
store while MI. Krogen attended the
Auto Show and transacted business.
The Forestry Normal basket ball
team left Tuesday morning for May
vile where they will try conclusions
with the Mayville qilint. On their re-
turn they will also play III Towner.
IA large body Of students were at the
train ia bid them success d their trip.
Z. z. Neville was confined TO his
bed several days last week suffering
with Mmbago. Mr.. Neville was at
Westhope the day Of the first attack
and was unable ~ return home until
the following day, when he was forced
IT'D bed. However, when the Minneapo-
lis-Legion basketball game was "a
ltake place Jack was there doing his
best FOR THE boys.
Phillips County herald., 1922-04-28
PRODUCE AlcH.cRADE SEEDS
Many Farmers Are Not Careful 70
Prevent Mixture and Keep Out
Harmful Weeds.

Even In communities where n sin.
slc variety Of n crop II raised almost
exclusively there II place FOR the
production Of pure seed for local sale.
says u. W. Frcnr. extension specials,
In field crops for the Missouri College
of Agriculture.
Mnny farmers DO not 70 10 the ,rou.
bic TO keep their seed up 10 high
standard but nilow II 10 become mixed
wccd.lnfcsted aud diseased and nrc
gind TO pay n good price every few
years for high grade seed.
Those who ARE favornbiy situated
tan produce pure seed 20 meet this
locui demand. Seed produced for this
purpose must he of high quality nnI
considerably better thnn the average
In the community. because farmers
will not pny nm advanced price fof
seed thnt is very little better than
their own.
Phillips County herald., 1922-04-28
Writer Wakes Sarcastic.

The trustees OF the city OF Roseville.
Calf, have clearly no eye for nrt. AZ
first, Il may seem Us II they were justi.
fled In refusing permission to certain
advertising firm to erect billboards
within the city limits But then these
were no ordinary blllboards-at least.
so the advertising firm declared. They
were In fact. beautiful panels, real
works Of art" Yet the city trustees
refused Worse and worse. the women
OF Placer county. IN which Roseville Is
situated. have banded themselves to-
gethcr TO prevent the erection Of amy
more bIllbonrtis In Placer county.
whether Ia the form of "bcnu,ifll
panels or otherwise. II seems strange.
but then some people nrc notorlonsly
blind TO their privIleges.-chrIstinn
Science Monitor.
Phillips County herald., 1922-04-28
Woman In Civic Affair.

Thcm is promise OF hcttcrs things
for Connecticut IN the fact that the
Lcnguc OF Women Voters OF that siaic
hns sent out n qucsiionnaIre bciitilng
tho slogan. "Know Your own Town"
This should be well worth doing for
the information 10 be obtained. In.
tended FOR the locni communities. nnd
Ms hasls OF future stnic legislation.
but no doubt the most important
fnctor In the activity IN, IN the work.
crs seem TO think. the awakening
among women of mn interest IN civic
nf'nlrs. The ncigbborhood Ia certain
10 hold interest for anyone. and 80 Is
good atnrting point.--chrlstInn Sci.
cncc Monitor.
Phillips County herald., 1922-04-28
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. Roy Campbell, whose post
1es Sx s. address r,,p is n Holy - Colorado sranto
the .Srd day OF May. A. D. 1870. and re-
corded In Book 10. Page sss OF the rec
Of the " county ms of a 81 os
rndo. conveyed to the Public Trustee OF
said county the following described land.
sS-wi.; 9, nc,,on The sonsheas. quarter .sEfl
90. wssi OF the 9Th p. NJ. in the coun-
y of PhillIps and state Of Colorado. In
cipnl note OF even date with said Deed
q q Irus, & for the priannsaippsl panai sum q ak
% The order 9TH of The fYIV' fsIiIps county mis- State 70
Bank OF Holyoke. Colorado. due one
hundred and twenty days after date.
with Interest thereon from date at tho
semi annually. and II not raid when due.
principal and accrued interest 10 draw
l. Ana nsr whsrdrss sSn rsr nan pelani has been na,
by the said grantor In said Decd OF
Trust In the covenants and conditions
Imposed mon mon said ytantor By tho terms
The rald gfnntor has failed TO pay said
principal note whom due. except pay
,n.n, o. s.ise., .d and aha. has failed % pay
aa provided for BY said Deed of Trust.
Ana Whereas. The legal holder OF the
hss iiied Win ssid Public Trustee @ mo- no.
ticc. and demand In writing declaring
naid default pnd olecting to declare the
whole debt represented by raidsss snotc
and interest thereon to date OF raft d.,
and payable. and demanding tho. sal.
snbjeot TO certain Mor,gnne against
the said lnnd for ten Thousand dollars
li0. eo). recorded IN Book 80. Page
fsf. OF the office OF Clerk and Recorder
Of Phillips county. Colorado,
Now Therefore. Public notice II here
by given that. rurHnnnt TO said notice.
election and demand, and under and by
said Deed of Trust and the INV I. n,
~, iiargrcaver, Public Trustee of said
Phillips. county and state OF Colorado.
will veil the above described land for.
cash. nt public auction TO the highest
bidder nt the front door or the court
llpn and state of Colorado. on Friday.
the twenty-Histi day OF May. a. y.
1929, NJ 10 O'Clock IN tho. forenoon. for
the purpose OF paying hald note, inter-
cut to date OF sale taNeH. attorneys
fees provided for by said note aud the
expenses OF this Hpie. and viii give TO
the ,purchnrcr thereof certificate Of
Said sale viii bc made subject 10 u
certain mortgage against the snid inrd
securing o princirni SUN OF ton thousand
dollars uio, ,on0 nn). which mortgage IN
recorded In hook 80. Page isi. OF the
rccordB OF tho office OF Clerk nni fts.
corier of the county OF rhillipr ana
Dated al iielsehe, colradc. this 18th
Public trustee o. fhnl'ps z Soaniy Colo.
rirst ,ubiIcatlo .Apru. u
..nst publication May 10 LII
Phillips County herald., 1922-04-28
NOTICE Foa PUBLICATION

Gao A. Serial 02s049 Orig. o2s563 .Add'l
Department OF the Interior. Y. $. Land
1899.
Notice is hereby given that Helena
Rousselle. formerly Helena Brethouwer.
1919. made Homestead Entry. Serial No.
o2soto. for SEh SWh Section Il: NEI
Section ~: NHNwt, Nwt MEN Sec
made Additional Homestead Entry. se-
rial o2sse3. for sen; SWhNEh; NEH
SWh Section 90: SisNEi Section 2s.
Township 8 North. Range ~ West. 9Th
Principal Meridian. has filed notice OF
intention TO make final three-year Proof.
10 establish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before q. II. Weir. County
Judge. nj iiolyoke, Colorado. on the
18th day Of May. 1929.
Claimant nain-a ns witnesses.
Otto fircthouwer. Louis carruthers.
Jake Jensen. Leo Kelly. NIL OF iiolyoso.
si.st Il. 4. CONQUEST. Register.