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Mountain advocate., 1922-11-24

c. B. Asher,
Defendant
will, as Master Commissioner,
on the 27th day of November, 1922,
same being the first day of the
November Term of the Knox Circuit
Court, sell at the Court House door
in Barbourville, Kentucky, to the
highest and best bidder, the follow
ing described property to satisfy the
judgment in said case rendered at
the August Term of said Court and
$4,000 probable cost.
DESCRIPTION:
Situated and being in Knox Coun-
ty. Kentucky, on Roaring Fork of
Sinking Creek and being the same
land conveyed by w. F. Westerfeld
to ]. B. Smith, by Deed dated Aug.
9Th, 1894, recorded in Commission
er's Deed Book "a" page 421, also
in Deed Book "N'' page 100, and
Deed Book s, at page 29S, and Deed
Book IL, at page 3S5, also all the
rights. titles and interest in the two
boundaries of land conveyed by w.
F. Westerfeld to ]. B. Smith, and
sold under order of Court in case of
Golden Davis, ETC., VS.. C. G.. Carnes.
in the Knox Circuit Court, also all
the rights, titles and interests of
whatever kind and nature in all the
lands claimed and owned by the de-
fendant, c. B. Asher on the Roaring
Fork of Sinking Creek, by and ad-
jacent to the lands described, in all
the deeds and patents rendered and
delivered to the defendant, Asher,
from Cany Carnes containing 80
acres, and another tract containing
10 acres, which was conveyed by ].
B. Smith and his wife to said Asher,
and all the rights, titles and inter-
ests in said boundary of land COM
mencing on a branch at a sycamore
and running thence up the hill with
Nelson Carnes' line; thence with
Martin Carnes line to a poplar;
thence S. E. with Martin Carnes
line to James Kenningham's line;
thence with Martin Carnes' line to
James Warren's line; thence with
Warrens line to a yellow oak;
thence with Warren's line to a
white oak, corner known as the Tom
Carnes Corner; thence 80 poles to
the County Line; thence Southwest
with the County Line TO JEFF Carnes'
line; thence with Carnes' line to the
beginning.
Said property will be sold on a
credit of six months, the purchaser
to execute bond with approved Sc
curity, bearing interest at six per
cent from date. having the force and
effect Of a judgment and retaining
a lien on said property until the
purchase money is paid.
WITNESS my hand, this the Sth
day of November, 1922.
c. II. JONES, Master Commissioner,
Knox Circuit Court
Sale about / pm. Purchaser must
execute bond as soon as sale is over
or the property will be Immediately
put up and re-sold.
Mountain advocate., 1922-11-24

Here is something new in breakfast
caI ). 1t is made of gay cretonne and
is buttOned up the back so that 1t may
be easily washed and ironed. 1t is
bound with a plain color in chambray
and has a narrow band of this mate
rial about 1t. The brim portion may
be turned up or down and is shown
here turned up at one side and down
on the other.
Mountain advocate., 1922-11-24

One Of the easiest ways for dress
ing up the house at holiday time is
to make lamp, candle and electric
light shades or lanterns Of crepe or
tissue paper and tinsel To make
the small lantern pictured two rings
Of cardboard are covered with plain
black or gold paper pasted over them.
A length Of light green tissue paper
is folded along the center, slashed
into narrow strips and pasted inside
the rings. Under this a length Of
rose-colored Grape paper narrower
than the green is pasted; this causes
the strips Of green paper to spread
and stand out. Silver tinsel hangs
from the wire handle at each side.
Mountain advocate., 1922-11-24

Mountain. Advocate, $3.50 a year.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Bottineau County Track Meet
which was held here last Friday was a
success from start to finish. Despite
the wind and cold weather many inter-
esting events took place and competi-
ton was keen between Westhope and
Bottineau. F. Page and c. Price Of
Westhope were the outstanding point
winners for Westhope and they kept
Bottineau on the go all thru the meet.
Indeed had Westhope more contestants
here we are afraid the result would
have been different. Bottineau won
the meet with 70 points, Westhope
was second with Ash points, Willow
City third with ID and Landa fourth
with 21z points. Rolla Eastgate, Ben
Gorder and Albert Hamilton were the
gamers for Bottineau High School.
Westhope took first in the 220 yard
dash 440 yard dash, Pole Vault, 220
Low Hurdles, 120 High Hurdles and
the Broad Jump. Westhope also tied
Bottineau for first in the High Jump.
Bottineau took first in the 100 yard
dash, one half mile run, i mile run,
Shot Put, Discus Throw.
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LIST OF NONPARTISAN SPEAK
E. ERS, DATE AND PLACE OF

P. B. Garberg, will speak at Lans-
ford at 1880 r NJ, Maxbass, o'clock
P. M. and Bottineau at o'clock P. M.
Date June 10th at all places. Mr.. Gar
berg is the candidate for Attorney
General and is a most convincing
speaker. Mr.. Garberg will be accom-
panied by Miss Alemeda Lee who will
speak from the same platform at the
same places.
w. J. Church, candidate for Com
missioner of Agriculture and Labor
will give addresses at the following
places on June 18th. Willow City 2 P.
M, Kramer 5 P. NJ, Westhope 8 P. M.
John Sherman candidate for U. S.
Representative from the Second Con-
gressional District will speak at West
hope June 18th at 2:30; Eckman June
18th at 5 P. M; Newburg June 18th at
8 P. NJ. June 10Th at Gardena at 2:3O,
same day at Omemee at S P. M; and
Overly same daysat P. M.
HI. H. Aaker will speak at Bottineau
at 2:30 of June .24th, and will speak
at the Nels Magnuson farm at P.
NJ, at Landa the same day at P. M.
Mr.. Aaker is the candidate for
Secretary of State and is a clear and
logical speaker. He will speak in eth
er the English or Norwegian language
at the pleasure of his audience.
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KEEP THE HOME FLOWERS
BLOOMING IS

The rose has reds the violet blues
and other flowers have other hues.
When all without is storm and gloom,
I love the brightness of room Ut by
red geranium bloom. Sweet snmnAek
comes and brings some phlox some
souncing bets and hollyhocks. The
rose is red and on its head tan gelnt-
" rain and dew, no home, though net
IS quite complete without y bnsh or
two. The rose u red the sviolet hue
whenever spring comes back he
starves his sonl who does NJ kaxe
some flowers round his shae TlIs
farmer this on Wales md hillS foot
crops his fathsrs knew, but l0t Nh
raise by wsIls md ways his naot ~ y
posies to. We give him prsise ~ ~
spensis lii days Win CeRios not yvtfl
!Mammon, md Nith her Krnin 1rt
hill md plnin puts fat the poxl Il
hmm on but NJ Linn stoal ~ kor
feel - love q tle Flofs &
knees 20 rlant syteek reaS fol a = = 1I
sister Dozz )0B ADA 1fk
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MRS. H. c. DANA ENTERTAINS

Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Henry C.
Dana entertained at her home in
honor of the elderly ladies of Botti-
neau, the honor guests being: Mrs.
Thorburn, Mrs. Celia Dana, Mrs. Mar
garet Stewart, Mrs. Mcclure, Mrs.
VIM. Russell, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Mary
Gleason, Mrs. Mary Pugh, Mrs. Eu-
phemia Hall and Mrs. Thompson.
During the afternoon eighty of the
younger ladies of the city called and
paid their respects to the above named
ladies. , 49, 49, -S.2'--%''. =
The afternoon was spent in visiting
and music, Mrs. Geo. McMillen render
ing vocal solo and Mrs. r. C. Crouch
and Mrs. Catherine Riley, duet.
During the afternoon Mrs. Dana
served light refreshments and at six
o'clock delightful supper was served
to the honor guests.
Mrs. Dana was assisted in serving
by Mesdames H. A. Bate, w. Fl. Nc
Intosh, E. E. Nelson and E. D. Bower.
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mrs. HENRY THOM
DIES At HOSPITAL

1t is with deep regret that We chron-
icle the death this week Of Mrs. Hem
ry Thorn, which occurred at ST. A.
drew's hospital Friday evening, MAY
26, after but a days illness, death be-
ing due to complications Of Childbirth
and kidney trouble. -s E.
Marie Louise DaIbec was born, Nov.
20, 1897, being twenty-five years old
at the time of death. .se
Deceased was the youngest dought-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. Hermindas DaIbec
and was born on the family farm.
five miles east of Bottineau. She has
always made her home here. Sept. 20,
1921, she was united IN marriage to
Henry Thorn, also of Bottineau.
Besides the young husband, she is.
survived by her parents, one sister,
Mrs. w. Abel Of Deer Lodge, Mont,
and one brother, Herman, of Botti-
neau. ~ j. '7f W. .@%5
Funeral services were held Sunday
morning from st. Marks Church, Rev.
Father Andrieux officiating and the
remains were laid to rest in the Cath
olic cemetery, west of Bottineau.
To the sorrowing relatives The
Courant extends sincerest sympathy.
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LADY MACABEE'S RE-ORGANIZE

, Friday evening a lodge Of the Lady
Macabees was re-organized in Botti-
neau, several years ago Bottineau
had thriving lodge but during the
past few years not much activity has
been shown. Mrs. Thompson, state or
ganizer, who has been here for several
weeks, was in charge Friday evening
and the following officers installed:
Commander-Mrs. M. M. Campbell
Lieutenant Commander-Mrs. G. e.
Taber SIS, -. ~ ~ IL
Past Commander--Mrs. J. 7. Neville
Chaplin-Mrs. A. Benson ~ ~
Recorder-Miss Velma Riley a%
Collector-Mrs. Catherine Riley
Lady of Arms-Mrs. O. N. Hendrikson
-Sergeant-Mrs. Geo. Clifford
Sentinel Mrs. A. Eckblad " :
Color Bearers-Misses Hilma Holm
berg and Devern Hendrikson =
Mrs. Asa d. Blair and Mrs. Cecilia
Peregrin were also taken into the
lodge. & 5s5sS ..,.;.@5 .=>.* 81 q 4
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SHERMAN TOWNSHIP

Mrs. Ra Young spent last Wednes-
day at the J. H. Price home.
/ A number from this township at
tended the Play Day exercises at
Westhope last Tuesday. -".~ =
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Price spent
Sunday afternoon at the P. Peterson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel w. Nelson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. August Nelson
and Paul Hulverson spent Sunday at
the Aron johnson home.
Services and the Confirmation held
at Bethel Church Sunday was well at
tended by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Peterson and fam
lily and Miss Marie Stensland spent
last Wednesday evening at the A. w.
Nelson home.
r A few of the neighbors held sur
prise on Mr.. G. G. Feland Sunday,
for helping the Confirmation class
during the absence of the minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Asheim and fam
lily, Palmer and Milton Rice and AL
fred Dokken from Renville township
attended evening services at our
church Sunday.
Clifford and Ivan Peterson were
business callers at Antler Monday.
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CENTRAL SCHOOL NOTES

. On Monday afternoon over seventy
five parents and patrons gathered at
the Central school to receive reports
of the work done by their children the
past year. The first part Of the after
noon was taken up by Mr.. Leamer who
discussed the value Of standardized
tests in determining the progress Of
children thru school. By means Of the
standardized test the progress Of the
school as a whole can be found out in
such subjects as reading, handwriting,
spelling and arithmetic. 1t was shown
how Boards Of Education and the tax
payer can find out whether the money
which is being expended for schools is
actually 4 yielding any returns. The
statement was made that schools can
get the evidence 81 the results Of their
work and that the community should
insist on the publication Of such evi-3
dence by the teachers. Il
The reports on the Central School
show that all grades are doing d very
creditable work IN Readine and Arith-.
matic. "a Handwriting all grades ex-
cept the fourth was able to meet the
standard set for the year. III spelling,
however, the fourth grade was the on
" grade which met the standard set
BY the school III view Of the fact that
more than the usual amount of en-
phasis has been placed on spelling
this year, this particular part of the
report was somewhat surprising.
After the general report Of the
years work had been given and some
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TO MEMBERs or THE "
NONPARTIsAN LEAGUE

Il A. c. Townley, Chris. Leyang and
w. J. Church viii be ii Bottineau on
June 10th, 1922 at l O'clock r. M. for
the purpose Of giving an organization
address. Leaguers are asked to be
present from every precinct in the
county. Have Ut least five present
from each precinct. This is very i'm
portant meeting and all Leaguers
should be present to hear the plans
for the coming campaign so that the
League candidates can be put across
to victory. Well Stick. Well Win is
still in evidence and we want to make
this the most lasting Of any Of our
League victories. - =
y. By Bottineau County Executive
Committee.
T. p. Acheson, Secretary.
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ATTENTION BOTTINEAU
County, BOYS AND GIRLS

The American Legion is making a
wonderful offer to boys and girls in
the offering of three cash prizes to be
known as "The American Legion Ma
tional Scholarship Prize"
First prize, $3.50 's-..-
Second prize, $500. : Il" ~.S
Third prize, $3.50.
In addition to these three prizes
three State Prizes are offered:
First State Prize, Silver Medal
Second State Prize, Bronze Medal
The cash prizes will be used only
towards scholarships in colleges desig-
mated by the winners. ss.#s 8.
The subject is "How The American
Legion Can Best Serve The Nation. !"
All essays must be received at the
office of the County Superintendent
of schools not later than midnight of
August 1, 1922.
r For, rules governing this contest
call on or write to Miss Annie d. Burr,
County Superintendent.
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The Relay was won by the West
hope High School, End Bottineau, Bird
Willow City, 4th Souris. i. 81
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that on Tues
day the 9Th day of June, A. D. 1922,
an annual election will be held at Cen
trail School building, in Bottineau
Special School District No. /, County
of Bottineau, State of North Dakota,
for the purpose of electing the fol-
lowing: - i. t.. J.,
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF Ed
UCATION, -, .-
two members to serve term of three
years.
The polls will be open at nine
o'clock A. M. and closed at four o'clock
P. NJ. of that day.
Dated Monday the 22nd day of May
By order of the Board of Education.
c. w. Feathers, Clerk.
June l.
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WOOD D-SHANER

Bottineau friends were surprised
Monday noon when c. D. Shaner and
Miss Wood boarded the train and just
as it was to depart c. D. made it
known that he and Miss Wood had
been united in marriage the day be-
fore at Deloraine. .~
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaner have a great
many friends in and around Bottineau
who wish them happiness in their
married life and who are sorry to hear
that they will not make Bottineau
their home. We understand Mr.. Shan
er is to become the station agent at
Larson, this state, and for which
place they left Monday.
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MEMORIAL DAY
H|1T|NcIY OBSERVED

5 Memorial Day was fittingly observed
in Bottineau Tuesday, when pro.
gram under the auspices Of Bottineau
y Post American Legion was given and
!, q large number Of outside people as
well as practically all local citizens at
tended. # .' ~ 8fsS Il.
AT 10 IA. M. Legion members, Mem
bers Of the Auxiliary and the band
gathered at the /. O.. o. F. Hall ant
marched to the Central School Grounds
where the morning program was rem
dered. WnL Hunter, Post Commander,
was chairman of the day and after a
few well chosen remarks called on
the Legion quartette for number
which was greatly appreciated. Fol-
lowing this Paul Scott read "In Fland-
er's Fields" and this was followed by
Americas Answer, by Cecil Kirk. Next
on the program the Chairman called
upon j. H. Kirk who introduced Hon.
G. w. Butz Of Devils Lake, who was
the principal speaker Of the day.
" Mr.. Butz is splendid talker and
brought message to everyone pres
ent. He defined the meaning of Me-
mortal Day as a day upon which each
and every citizen of the United States
should renew within himself the love
for America, the noblest land under
the sun. He paid the highest tribute
to Civil War Veterans, two of whom
were present, to the Spanish-Ameri-
can War Veterans and the Veterans
of the Great World War. -.
z The band, Legion members and the
public then marched to the cemetery
where a short ceremony was held and
the graves Of the war veterans decor
ated.
At P. M. the Omemee and Botti-
neau teams met in game which end
ed rather one-sided, Bottineau having
the long end ow 13 to 2 battle.
In the evening a dance was given
by the band boys in Wanner Hall.
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s11ppestions noada ~ ~ +ba r,aa,,;,, !
81 the various tvnas a cha >'i, ,+s' tLs
parents went IL tha IL d;fferant =, T,o,,i !, !
where f,,rther exnlanat;on IA uvas -sv,..a r;,,a,,
concerning methods ,,sad H. ~ - nan ..'
stral School teacbars 4 ,lsta-r,, ,.r m, a. J,
the nropress II children, P,, ,,,aa,,s as
carafully nrenared 5;a o.. ne +la ~.
ents were ahla r. 80 t,,a ',.,.aa ~. rs. U
progress that each cb;1d 49, and 4
how that child Stood IN ah;1;+u Il N +ha
different subjects when CON, no rod = With i,.h
the other members If 4ba cIass W;th ,
Ills evidence before them tba narants IT.,
SsAes he to see 40 s;lv whethar Il
AsStstos isabla -. na.assar,, - :
A6 rSSoeIae: ! sn,,, NO.. 81 hoaI Il
in o., .NA +ha sta,,J .,oJ-
ard sci bv,, 80 s - :
After the va,r.,o,, .o.s h.d hao,, :
attended. refreshments, l,e,o ven 1'> sa,.,,sd -
the parents and natrons bv +ba Sg;,.1s
in the sixth Grade. 30 = - -. -
I: Twentv-seven chil1rer will bs r,o :, /
NOTED from the elenoentary schoaI -
the Junior Hiph School ,,ncond;t;on ~
ally. Thev are a as follo1vs. Ha,,,r,' pao,r
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

May rs License to wed was issued
to Chas. Anderson of Pleasant Lake
and Anna L. Larson of Bottineau.
They were married the following day
at Overly by Rev. C. D. Eikness.
May 81. License to wed was issued
to Frank Treimer of Kramer and
Martha Getchman of Conway.
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sOURIs NEWS

A large party of the lady friends of
Miss Hilda Anderson gathered at the
Gesise home last Wednesday evening
and gave her a happy surprise. Miss
Anderson received many valuable and
useful gifts as a reminder of the high
esteem IS which she is held by all who
knew her here. She has been the prim-
ary teacher here the last two wears
and has given excellent satisfaction.
Miss Anderson left Saturday noon
for Rugby and was married there the
same day to Walter Holz of Willow
City. They will start housekeeping at
once in Devils Lake where Mr.. Holz
is employed in a hardware store.
A five and one half pound boy was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Solper
Friday May 10Th. Everybody doing
well, especially Henry.
The members of the Presbyterian
congregation gave a reception last
Thursday evening : at the Trattles
home in honor of the retiring teaching
force of the Souris school.
Ed. Kjelshus has treated his house
to coat of paint which not only adds
to the beauty of the house but helps
to beautify our little city.
Many of the Souris school children
attended the field day exercises at
Pottineau last Friday. Z
DO not forget School Election next
Tuesday. Two directors and a treas
urer are to be elected. Polls are open
from nine to four. s ".@
Miss Sena Arends of .Bottineau at
tended the graduating exercises here
last Friday evening.
Messrs. Loughman and Foubert and
Mrs. Croak from south of Westhope
were business callers here Tuesday ON
business. ..
The eighth grade pupils of the Sour
is school had their graduating exer-
cises at the opera house last Friday
evening. Eight members of the class
their diplomas. Rev. Crouch
Of Bottineau delivered the address Of
the evening and gave a splendid
speech. The program was of a high
class and showed excellent work and
cooperation of the teacher and pupils.
Earl Bnley of Landa was visistor
IN Souris Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard of Bottinesu
were callers in town Friday evening.
Several from here attended Memor-
al Day services at Bottineau Tuesday.
Howard Monkman is spending paxt
Of his vacation with his grandparents
ut Lake Metigoshe.
Neil Matteson Of Westhope was .
souris visitor Tuesday. s3s
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. C. Brainard and
laughter of Bismarck arrived here on
Saturday evening for few days visit,
making the trip by auto.
Geraldine Monlman is visiting at
Westhope with her aunt. Mrs. Stein
aaus for few days. 81. NJ
The Young Peoples Society of Har-
I'm township win have picnic at the
Anute Olson grove northeast Of town
June Oath. Ice cream and
AXE viii be sold. Everybody Is in
'ited to attend.
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TAKEN UP

Came to INV place May "a, three
horses, 2 dapple gray, about two years
old, bay yearling with white fore
head and four white legs.-Paul Erd-
mann, 3 miles south and one-half mile
west of Roth.
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TAKEN UP

Came to my place about the 18th of
May, 1 black mare about years old,
star in forehead, hind feet white.-N.
p. Nordin. June Is
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FEDERAL FARM LOANS

l can now accept application for
five new loans with the Federal Land
Bank of st. Paul. First come; first
served.
Jno. T. Neville.
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LIITHERAN CHURCH

Services Sunday evening only, II
the English language at p. M. III.
Tollefsrud, student from the Semin-
ary at st. Paul, win speak
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WHO !.
FILED N COUNTY
!. STATE
Democrat

/ SENATOR n ., .%
| Eugene E. Campion .,
REPRESENTATIVES, ~.~s,..@.. .
Sam Dunbar u. ...s
N. j. Fox .. - - -.
| Lewis Atkinson -.
& Republican
SENATOR , r.,
Nels Magnuson 5,,~s.
Wayne Kinsel
REPRESENTATIVES
J. C. Miller ~.. 7..
Charles F. Stretch
Fred J. Shurr ..
Fred e. Sims
e. D. Condit
Matt Sanderson
l.. J. Glomseth
Chas. Brander
49,. COUNTY
COUNTY SUPT. OF SCHOOLS
Annie D. Burr
C. o. Mehuse ...
Mrs. Brownye Knudson
SHERIFF
S. M. Nichol
P. H. Lille
Jessie C. Van Woert
Monte Woods
COUNTY AUDITOR
J. P. Brennan
VIM. NJ. Martin
COUNTY TREASURER
Ole Colbornson
Chas. S. Fairfield
CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT
T. D. Acheson
REGISTER OF DEEDS
o. r. Finstad
STATES ATTORNEY
Asmunder Benson
w. J. Cooper
J. J. Weeks
COUNTY JUDGE
Neil McDouga1,
Martin Rothe
D. &. Mcdonald
COUNTY SURVEYOR
Ed. White
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, 1st Dist
Ole Thompson
Oscar L. Vinje
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, 4th Dist
Ralph Walker
Peter Peterson
OF THE PEACE
V. A. Kemp
COUNTY CONSTABLES
Robert Brandt
Mimi. k Fossum
s. A. Coliton
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Albin Erickson of Roth attended to
business matters in this city Tuesday.
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Of Mr.. Stairs in connection with his
wardenship and yet, it poses as a
farmers advocate" H. ns& &*: y.s@ .s@
$5.ss5 @ F. w. CATHRO.