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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-04-28
o. S. BECK DIES AT BEAUVOIR

Mr.. o. s. Beck, born and reared in this
county, died a few days ago at the Old Sol
diers' Home at Beauvoir were he has made
his home for the past four or five years Mr..
Reck was an upright citizen and stood for
those things which he believed to be best
for the moral welfare of society. He was a
member of the Methodist Church and active
in furthering all things which he thought
squared with the Christian religion. His home
IN Grenada was in the Holcomb community
His wife died many years ago and he is sur
Yived by only one child, daughter He leaves
a number Of relatives in this county A good
man has passed to his reward.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-04-28
HEARD A COlORED
BISHOP PREACH

The writer, together with Prof. John Run
die, Mr. Jas. Cuff, Sr., Mr.. w. NJ Dubard
and Mr.. ]. T. Thomas accepted the invitation
of the pastor of the A. NJ E. church of Gren.
ada to attend services at hi. church last SUNDAY
night where Bishop William Wesley Beckett,
preached.
The Bishops sermon was predieated on the
lesson from Holy Writ telling of the Savior's
apprehension and his march TO Calvary when
Simon was made to bear the cross which the
Savior become too weak to carry. He made
a splendid plea to his people not TO fret over
real or imag ginary troubles or difficulties. He
stated that croS bearing was but a part of the
penalty of living. Among other things he
enJoined his peaple to regard the marriage
vow with more sseredness and. stated that his
church had made law that divorced people
could not remain in the church.
The Bishop stated that he was born on
Edisto Island, S. c. on a farm, that he was
educated at Clark University and Cannon
Theological Seminary. He is o6 years of
age and believes in the South and the people
of the South.
The Bishop spent four years in Africa and
gives some very interesting experiences of
hat country.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-04-28
MRS. DAVID H. HORN DIED

Mrs. David n. Horn died at her home ir
Grenada last Saturday night. She had beer
| complaining more or less for several weeks
but had been up and about her household du-
ties with only few days intermisssion during
that time. On the day before her death she
had prepared dinner. On the night before
her death she took an auto ride with her hus-
band and was up and about the house the
morning of her death. She was taken rather
violently about Noon of the day she died and
gradually grew worse until she breathed her
last about II O'Clock Saturday night.
Mrs. Horn was a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
]. w. Morren. Her Christian name was Eliza
beth. She was born near New Augusta, Miss
Nov. 2S, 1883. Her remains were carried back
TO the place Of her birth for interment and
laid TO rest beside those of her mother who
died lacking only few days of year ago.
Mrs. Horn was truly a noble woman. She
was gentle, kind and considerable and possess
ed all those lovely attributes that 60 to en-
rich the life of good woman. Her husband
had been in the employ of The Sentinel Office
ever since he came to Grenada in the latter
days of 1920, and she was an employe here
quite while herself, thus il was that the
writer had an opportunity to know the real
worth of the departed. She was active in her
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-04-28
STEPHENS SPEAKS
HERE MAY |
WILL SPEAK AT OPERA HOUSE.
ADDRESS BEGINS AT f:3O O'CLOCK
HIS SPEECHES CREATING FAVOR
ABLE COMMENT THROUGOUT THE
STATE.

Announcement is made that Hon. Hubert
ID. stephens, Democrat, and candidate for
the Democratic nomination for the United
State Senate at the August primary, will speak
at the Opera House in Grenada instead of
the Court House. The address Will b~gin
promptly at 80 O'Clock P. m. so a. .
sure to conclude in time for Man son
to make ready for the matinee : - moon.
Remeber the day, next NJ ~ May lst.
Everybody invited and q ,ordial invita-
ton is especially give - ( ladies.
From press rspe -. Stephens. .adrs..
at other places, he ~ giving a good account
of himself and showing that he 10 in every
way worthy of the high honor he seeks.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-04-28
JUDGE WILL ROANE MAKES
ADDRESS AT WEST

Judge w. A. Roane, who has been SPEND
ing some days in Grenada as the guest of
his brother, Judge A. T. Roane, went to West
Station Sunday afternoon to make an address
to the Civic League of that town. The la
dies of West had seen in the public press ac-
counts OF Judge Roane's charges to the grand
juries at different places and were evidently
favorably impressed with what the Judge
had stated in regard 'to automobile riding bv
girls at night and various and sundrv other
things which pertain to the moral life and
tone of a community
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-04-28
LOT PURCHASED FOR NEW
SCHOOL BUILDING
III is HOPED THAT BUILDING WILL BE READY
BY TIME SCHOOL OPENS NEXT FALL

Official announcement is made that the
purchased a part of the lot owned BY Mrs
Pearl Liokfold just north of the present high
school building, upon which to erect a new
high school building. 1t has been well known
that the trustees had their mind set on this
LOT from almost the beginning of the dis
cussonof the new school building. Ii is very
desirable piece of property, is convenient to
the present school and is certainly so situated
as to give new building an imposing ap-
pearanoe. 1t is stated that Mrs Lickfold
reserved frontage of 20 feet on the west
and that the board of trustees have obligated
itself to rool the residence of Mrs. Lickfold
to that part of the lot which she has reserved
The purchase price of the lot is $4,000. to
which, of course, must be added the cost of
moving the residence, and it is understood that
this has been arranged for at Sl,800 1t
it is generally agreed that the board of trustees
made good bargain in the purchase of the lot
the price would seem to be perfectly reason
able.
II is supposed that the trustees will lose
no time in arranging to begin work on the
new building which it is hoped to have ready
for the opening of school in the fall
The new high school building and the very
necessary and splendid additions to the col
ored school building brings the school prop
is very gratifying to the school authorities
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-04-28
POST MASTER SPENCE CONFIRMED

Post Master ]. II. Spence is being con-
graduated over the fact that his confirmation
as Post Master at Grenada was favorably pass
ed upon by the United States Senate some
days ago. For some reason Mr.. Spence's
nomination had been held up in the Senate
for several weeks. Mr.. Spence is capable
man and has the ability to do almost anything
well and it would therefore seem safe TO as
sumo that he will make Grenada an efficient
and accommodating Post Master.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-04-28

criminal and the first thing the fond but
thoughtless father knows he is called upon
10 get him out of jail Toe lazy TO work,
too proud to beg be as last resort goes to
| stealing and the end then is not far of. Give
| the country boy chance but don't make it
too easy for him unless you wish to ruin him
| for all time.
/ would have hated like sin TO have been a
member of the present legislature and have
to go home and face an outraged constituency.
certainly would. What, with doubling his
own salary in times of distress like this, with
his broken promises, his failure to do every
thing he had promised to do, the legislators
life is not going TO be as gay and popular at
home as was in Jackson. Like Dives of old
he is going to lift up his eyes in hell and call
10 Lazarus, who in this case is the common
people, "tell my seven bothers in yonder
world that l am being tormented in this place."
Will For the man or men who tried his
dead level best to do something for the relief
Of his people l have nothing but the utmost
sympathy and respect, although he utterly
failed to accomplish anything. But for the
fellow, however good his intentions were
when he left home, who gave heed to the
siren voice of the ofice-holder and the place
holder, forgotten his own people, ! have
nothing except contempt and adherence.
"Now let the CALLED jade vince" And there
are quite a number of the CALLED jade and
whole lot of winchinp to be done before the
thing is over. Let them dare to run for
Office again.
l notice that three members of the two
houses, senate and lower house, failed to accept
their increased pay and two of them are can
ddates for Governor and one of them for
Congress. Strange how it quickens fellows
conscience to be a CANDIDATE
The balance seem to have taken theirs as if |
it had been all right. Well, / think / feel !
better now as l have gotten all this out of my !
system.
M. A. McKINNON.
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Mr. Robert Atkins returned several days
from > ..i<it 10. Sera'cba ans N.nrhis
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-04-28
BEAT S CITIZENS AD-
DRESS SUPERVISORS
CITIZENS OF SEPARATE ROAD DISTRICT ASK
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TO BUILD ROAD
TO BEAT LINE. WANT TO CONNECT
WITH GRENADA

VI STendOa (OuntS-
We are concerned about what yoa are going
about building graveled road to the
&c Road District, and sending
asst, that is the east line of the Beat
81 to The Grenada Sentinel in the
st may be published.
s. old that it was understood that
county voted the $300,000 in road
sat the road leading west from Grenada
the river towards Hooomb was on the
SflIsts Of the roads that il was agreed must be
slilt Lots of folks voted for the bonds
cause of that promise. We are sure that
eots of folks think that the road west from
Grenada is one Of the most important in the
County. And we think it more important TO
sthe~tsx payers of the County to build road
or the people of the county to haul
Stton and to their wagons and
and autos over than il is TO build lines
who just travel through the County
Aobles
Beat became Separate Road
because we thought it to our interest
so, and from present conditions to
ysd building and the spending of the bond
money the four other Beats of the County
q voted, it seems that Beat made no mistake.
People of Grenada and members Of the
Board of Supervisors stated after the 100000
in bonds were voted and after we became a
4 Separate road district that the balance of
8 the County could not get help in building to
the Beat 5 line near Dubard from the State
Highway Dept, unless our Separate Road
District would join in the line. We were
urged to call an election for road bond issue.
r We called the election and voted the $4,000
N bonds and the bend. Aase-.h been psald, let !
it that somebody from that end |
of the line is about TO fluke.
You, Mr. Sentinel Editor, came into Beat |
S and urged 10 vote the bonds assuring US |
I that the balance of the county would sometime |
E this year build hard surfaced roSd to our |
Beat line. You also had quite a bit 10 say
in The Sentinel urging Beat 5 to vote the
bonds. What's the natteri Other citizens
of Grenada urged beat TO vote the bonds,
but from appearances it seems that have
been fooled. What's become of your $780,
600 bond money
Our people want TO connect with Grenada;
want hard surfaced road 10 Grenada
and it seems to that Grenada and the bal
ance of the county would want TO connect
with U.s.
did not believe you people at that end of the
line would do just you said
There's no business in Beat just building
hard surfaced road and then waiting on you
people until il suits you We just won't do
anything. Can you give light the sub
jectl Can you tell US WHEN you will start
work hard surfaced road along the line
of the rail road track 10 Holconb2 We want
something positive; guessing time is over.
April 20, 1922.
Very Respectfully,
J. H. Harris, L. T. Hayden, R. " Mason,
S. J. Curle, w. c. Curle, c. o. Aven,
Ben F. Smith, A. J. Curry, J. w. Hayden,
A. w Hammons, NJ. Shumate, A.S.HiH,
]. P: Amid, P. B. Curry, J. A. Hammons,
D. L. HOlcomb, ]. A Holoomb, Jr.,
Mike Hey, T. c. Staten.
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Mr.. George Bates Jr., of Oklahoma is
is visiting bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Bates near Big Greek.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-07

FOR SALE BIT PRIVATE BARGAIN
Modern house, ten rooms, garage for
two cars. Terms to suit. Apply 205
Reeves<Ave. u
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NorrcE no sU1LD mpEWA1H

Pursuant to resolution OF the Beard sf
City Commissioners Of the City ~ GFand
Forks, n, D.. adooted September 9Th.
1922, notice is hereby given to each own
hereinafter described. to build and con-
struct sidewalks in accordance with the
requirements Of the ordinances govern
ing sidewalks Of the City ct Grand
Forks, n, D.. at his own expense, CUB
ject to the approval Of the street com
the frst publication Of this notice in
front Of the rea! property hereinafter de-
scr'ted.
The said sidewalks required to be
built and constructed are the following:
On west side Of Cottonwood street
16. Hackney's Addition. and fronting
Lots ]. .. 8, 4, 5. 6. Z, Clock ?. Lincoln
Park View Addition. all in the City OF
Grand Forks.
All the above sidewalks shall be con-
structed of cement or cement tiles and
must be six t6) feet in width, and shall
be constructed under the direction and
SUPERVISION Of the city engineer.
Each Of said owners and occupants nf
the real property above described will
take notice that in the event Of his fail
urc or neglect to construct and build the
aforesaid sidewalks ahuttins the prop
erty owned or occuni-d by him. within
the time above mentioned. the same will
he@bui1t and constructed under the direc-
ton of the City of Grend FNnrLs, and =
said real %prcperty to pay for the same.
by order of the Beard OF City Com
m~issioners.
lsEAL9 HENRY o'KrErE, JR..
49, President
CHAs. ]. EvANsoN,
City Auditor. -.
(Hera,d Sept. ia. 1920
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CITATION
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, J
County Of Grand FORKS.
- ~ ~NY~N~SY- ~@re~S

County Of Grand FORKS.
:. IN COUNTY COURT
In the matter of the estate Of Minnie
Donovan. deceased:
On reading and filing the petition Of
Frank Meyer. executor Of said estate,
said deceased, died seized Of certain
real estate, in Grand Forks County. Nc
Nenzie County. Cavalier County,. North
Dakota, and praying for license to sell
at private sale a undrvided one-half in.
west quarter &stSWAl and south half
in Section FS'Thirty:nys $50 Ta1nship
One Hundred Fifty "a SON.. Range One
Hundred One f1oi) w, Mckenzie County,
State Of North Dakota representing that
such" sale Is for the 3bestcinterests OF the
estate and the persons interested in the
property to be sold, 80
next It is j, g Ktnaee : ana d dt : that aat the he
persons Interested in, said estate. appear
before the judge Of this court, the 9Th
day Of October, IA. D. 1922, at two (2)
o'clock P. NJ. at the court house in
there to- show cause, if any there shall
be why license should not he, granted
for the sale OF said real estate, at pri-
rate sale according to the prayer Of said
petition.
AnL it is further cAde-ed, that 4 copy
of this order shall be- published once a
week for four successive weeks prior to
said day'of hearing in the Grand Forks
Herald, the official paper for Grand
Forks County. n. D., published daily at
Grand Forks. NJ. D.
T Dated September 6, 1922.
COURT SEAL)
L. K. HASSHL,
Judge OF County Court
HENRY oKEEFE, JR,
Attorney for Estate,
Grand Forks. N. D.
(Herald Sept. ~7-14-21-2s, 1927
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FoRncIcs.
URE SALE

i - e. G'SAA11 .sH
Notice is hereby given, that a certain
MORTGAGE executed and delivered Ny
George ". Myers. as mortgagor, to E. r.
bucnan. as MORTGAGE. dated the 18th day
in the Office of the register Of leeds 'of
the county Of Grand Forks and state Of
North Dakota. on the 2Sth day of Febru-
ary, 1921, at 1920 o'clock A. M. in Book
l49 Of Mortgages on Page 206. will be
foreclosed by a sale of the premises in
scribed, at the front door of the court
GUS in the County OF Grand Forks and
state Of North Dakota. at the hour of
[wo o'clock p. M. on the 18th day of
OCTOBER, 1879, 10 satisfy the amount due
upon such mortgage on the day Of sale.
The premises described in such mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same are described as follows. viz:
Thirty-six (ssl. Township One Hundred
Fffty.four (154A North. Range Fifty
two f62) West Of the Fifth Princina,
meridian, containing three hundred
twenty ta29( acres. more or less. ac-
cordinE to the United States survey
thereof. lying and being in the COUNTY
of Grand Forks. Stale of North Dakota,
: Lhat on the 9th day of July. 1922. a
notice before foreclosure under. the pro-
t US st OF chspter ~: Of the Laws Of
1918. was mailed by registered letter to
the owner of the record title. at-kis ad-
said law. - -
n there will be due upon such
mortgage at the date of sale for nrin.
cipal ard interest. the sum Of Thirty
eight Hundred Eighty-six and 75-loo
l$a.ssb.15). Dollars. the costs of fore
closure to be added.
E. F. BuCHAN,
Owner Of said MORTGAGE.
". j. MAYER, Attorney.
First National Bank Bldg.
Grand Forks. n. y.
tAu:s. 81; Sept. 7-14-21-2s: Oct. 5)
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.)& |.4E I
County of Grand Forks. !
( IN COUNTY COURT

EsE 90 49,. q
County of Grand Forks.
IN COrNTYfCoURT !.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Nils F.
Larson. Decea sed. - (
Notice is hereby given that the Sun.
E~dereigned administrator Of said estate
win sell at public auction to the High.
alst DAY q s%eptembsr:: 1922, At the farm nm
Township Of Elm Grove. county Of
at II o'clock a. M. of said day, the fol.
lowing described real estate lyinr and
being In aid county Of Grand Forks.
and belonging to the above estate, to-
wit: The south half OF the northeas
quarter (Sh Mex and the north half
Yof the southeast quarter (NH Sci
and the west half of the southwest
quarter of the southeast quarter CWX
SWA SEA), all in section eighteen
18), township n hundred ffty-two
(162) north. of range afty-fve (65o
west. containing $50 acres OF land.
more or less. with the buildings situ-
lated there6A M 4SY A ~
That said sale will be made under ana
Court Of saii Grand Forks conntv. duiy
! made on the 18th day of August. "A. nt
1872, md III be FOR cash upon the con-
f~rrnation @f9ths sale By the court and
the furnishing .bSssthis administrator AZ
good and r~qerchantable title to said
Dated August 18th. A,.D. 1874.
HANS GEoRGEe0N,
A~dnaintetra tpr Of Said Estate.
fAug. ~. u. 81. Sept. I and l4S
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TAILORING.

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Phone 122o-W. ala Chestnut.
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IN TIE MATTER OF TIE Yoi.nr
TARF DISSOLUTION OF GRAND
F0RES ICE COMPANY
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA)
IN DISTRICT ro1rRT

IN DISTRICT COURT
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
To Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the direc-
tors OF the Grand Forks Ice a
corporation. organized, existing and do
ing business under and hv virtue OF the
laws of the state of North Dakota. and
having its office and principal place Of
business at Grand Forks, in the county
Of Grand Forks and state of North Da-
kota. in conformity with and under a
pursuant TO the provisions Of Section
4seS OF the Conpiled Laws of the state
presented to tie above entitled court
and the Judge thereof, their application
in writing duly verified. praying the
voiuntary, dissolution q said corporation
Judge thereof having been made that
such application he filed with the under
signed as clerk Of said court, and that
the undersigned clerk of said court give
and such application having been duly
filed with the undersigned as clerk of
said court pursuant to, said order.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given
that anyone interested may prepare and
file objections to such application with
the Undersigned at any time on or before
the 18TH day Of September. 1922. and
nat If no objections are fled within the
ton will. be heard and determined with
out further notice on the 12thsday Of
September, 1922. and if objections are
filed such application and petition will
be heard and determined at some time
later than September 12.>r922a upon five
days written notice to the persons filing
such objections. = =
Dated at Grand Forks. North Dakota.
this 9th day of August, 1022.
Court Seall N; ". sPAULD1NG.
Clerk Of District Court. First
Judicial District. County. of
Grand Forks, State of North Dakota.
Address Grand Forks, N. D.
O'Connor & Peterson. "
Attorneys for Petitioner,
Grand Forks. n. D.
(Aug 10-11-oA-21 Sent =,
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NOTICE OF PUBLIcAT1oN
Bismarck. n. d..

Sept 5, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that the Drain.
age Commissioners Of Grand Forks
County have filed with the Board Of Cnt-
versity and School Lands an application
to. purchase a certain tract Of land con
tanning two acres located in the NEA
ef y and sEA of NEA Of Section
sixteen G6l, Township One Hundred
Fifty-three I53). Range Fifty-two (52J.
Grand Forks County for a DRAINAGE
ditch, and the Board Of University 4
School Lands fixed a price Of $1,000 per
acre.
Further. the Board fixed the 2sth day
OF September, 1922 at 10 o'clock A.. Nj.
in the office of the state land commits
sioner in the capitol at Bismarck, North
Dakota as the time and place for hear
ing said APPLICATION, and any citizen in
terested may appear and Show cause
why such application should not b
granted or why the price fixed is not
sufficient -
u CARL r. KosITzKY.
State Land Commissioner
(Herald Sept. 7-14-21, 1927
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SPECIALLY SELECTED.

Fancouver-Actins on a request
from the Japanese consul-eenerai r.
Canada. the Dominion department Of
agriculture is assembling q shipment
Of six high-class young Hoistein-
Friesian cows with excellent milk ana
butter records. These cattle will he
shipped from this port early in sep
tember to Toxic. Japan. There has
been a considerable demand from Ja-
pan lately for this class of dairy ami
mails.
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SITUATIONS WANTED:

ALL AROUND BUTCHER WANTS
! lob or will rent meat market with in
~tention of buying. L.. H. Levitre.
Grand Forks, N. D..
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FOR SALE - FlvE=RooM HOUSE.
electric lights and water. Good 10
cation. $1.100. 90. Garvin & Palmer.
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TO BUY.

TO BUY OR HIRE-GOOD BIRD DOG
Write. Box F, University.