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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-21
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Business Directory

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ACCOUNTANTS
John. III. Clark
Certified Public Accountant
Specialist Grain ElovatoES
4l9 Ford Bldg.
Phone 6081 .
Great Falls, Mont. -
EDWIN MATHlESON
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
rhon. az s'An''n -e Great Taii:. Mon.
DOUGLAS WILSON 4 %.
Accountants and Auditors.
D. N Wilson. C.. p. A. T. G. FERRIS.
6Js Ford Bldg, Fone 9799. Great Eans.
ADDING MACHINES
BURROUGHS Adding Machine Co.. new
and rebuilt machines. ]. =. AnStam'
Fons 5oo1. p. o. Box 854.
CHnoPBACToD
DIR. +. x. oFTERMAN. - years ehiro-
D9ACkxC 0XOV8k0AS0 AVG 80
eases, kidney troubles. sumbago. spec
ialties. Correct x-Ray diagnosis. Lat.
est equipment, Just lnatalled. LADY
assistant. 11SM Central. Fone $3.50.
Drs. O'Conneii. Stanton Bank Bldg. 1926
DR.. ". L. Ditto. Breen Blk Phone 91S1.
n DESIGNATING
SEWING DONE reasonable. Fone 1875:
DREssMAKING by day. Fone 1898.
FINE, quick, reasonable. Fone 1856.
FALL SEWING DONE-Fone 1924.
SEWING BY DAY-Phone 1856.
PLAIN sEWING-Phone 5so5.
FOOT TROUBLES
DIR. HULTBERG, opposite library. 1858.
SHORTHAND REPORTER
DUDLEY CROwTHER, shorthand re-
porter and notary public. 20 Third
street north. Fone 94O6.
/ AUTOS FOR BAL1
USED CARS
One-Ton Republic truck
1918 Chevrolet touring
Series s Franklin touring
One Overland roadster
Two Overland touring
1918 Ford touring
1917 Ford Sedan
One Ford rue
1914 Hupmobile touring
CITY GARAGE
WE HAVE
ATTRACTIVE BUYS IN
USED CARS
3 Hudson Super-Six speedsters;
1 Hudson Super-Six 7-passenger;
1 Buick Six. 5-passenger,
1 Buick "a" E-ton truck;
l New Saxon Duplex, 5-passenger;
l Packard Coupe, new.
T. c. Power Motor Car Co.
4l9 First ave. No. - Phone $3.50.
NEW FORD oEDAN
$500 worth OF extra equipment; cost
$3.50. Our price S675. If you contem-
plate purchasing a Ford Sedan you
Overiand-Forest Co, 123 First avenue
north. Fo1e $3.50.
OVERLAND, DEMONSTRATOR
In first class condition throughout.
New price for this particular car $3.50.
1t won't last long at 5000. Overland
Forest Co., 123 First avenue north.
Zone $3.50.
ELGIN SIX touring. This car Is in
first class mechanical condition and
a Sood tAkCS- L I 10 . bAA6oia WV
Need the money. F. w. Harmer. 123
Central avenue.
SERIES 9 B Franklin recently over
hauled, first class condition, brand
new tires. two spares. Inquire 8. S.
Ford, at Great Falls National Bank.
TON AND A HALF TRUCK in good
running condition. $50. Also new
%-ton truck with self starter, cheap.
Pierse Auto Co.
2-TON special coal truck with dump
body; nearly new; will take property
as part payment. p. o. Box 1858.
FORD COUPE. $500. VIII take Ford
touring in trade. Overland-Forest Co,
123 First We. north. Zone $3.50
FOR SALE-Indian motorcycle with
side car, in perfect condition. 1905
Fourth avenue south.
5-PASSENGER car, 1918 model. in good
running order, $225. Fone 1910. 40s
First n south.
Smith Form-a-TruCk attachments
for Fords. $125 each. sol First ave. N.
FOR SALE-Marmon "a. like new,
1hAo. 4~ ISrf n,~~,~ pIrNhfn~ IN
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POSITION wanted as housekeeper or
cook, where there is no other woman.
o sc Tribune.
WASHING lone at home. Fone 6s7S.
WANTED-Day work References. 1856.
WANTED-Children to care Cor. 1858.
LADY wants day work. Phone TBS.
TIPPING to do evening. Fone 1928.
DAY WORK-Any kind. Fone S459.
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WANTED-Master' mechanic for small
quartz mine. knowledge Of pumps es'
sential. Job temporary, but may be
come permanent. State experience
also wages expected. Apply Box %
Trih,lnA-
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A n ROOM

UNDER NEW management. Fifth ave.
boarding house. Rooms neat and
clean; home cooking. Give US a trial.
Room for a few more boarders. 4O1
Fifth ave. south.
LARGE ROOM, and board for two.
402 Fifth ave. north.
BOARD AND ROOM in private family.
$40 Fifth ave. north.
BOARD and room, 1903 Seventh ave.
north. On car line.
ROOM and board, $50. 31s 4th ave. So.
ROOM and board. sol Second ave. No.
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HIGH SCHOOL boy and. girl want
work for room and board.
Box 1855, Carter, Mont
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WANTED-LAbOrerS. teamSterS a
mechanics for building structures on
reclamation project. near Fairfield.
Apply at Reid Bros. Camp at Fair
field or phone 1866, City.
10 LABORERS. Wenatchee. Wash; free
fare. Five laborers, $3.50 n board.
West free fare. Cascade Labor office.
TRUCK DRIVER with experience, and
able to attend 10 minor repairing.
Phone 6025.
High school boy for work. 1924 Central.
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4 rAkMs AND nH~1SouIsHMENrs


WI HAVE a few cnoIce farms for sale
and few for rent on famous Porter
bench. VIII consider reasonable pay
ments down and crop payments from
responsible parties. Wonderful crops
now ready to harvest. First Mort
gage Loan Company.
800 ACRES, in good crop country,
over so acres %plowed; good fence.
well, reservoir, house. On county line,
adjoins school section. At $40 per acre.
Half cash. 2517 Fourth avenue south,
or write. Box 632, Great Falls, Mont.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-32O acres of
good farm land. located 10 miles
south Of Sun River. Mont Terms
reasonable. Box 100 Tribune.
$40 PER ACRE buys the best irrigated
stock ranch in northern Montana.
Terms to suit. Teton County COLOMBIA
lion Co, Choteau, Montana.
FOR REIiT-One good grain ranch, in
the country where there are no crop
failures. p. o. Box 148.
FOR LEASE-Ranch, fully equipped;
plenty water. 125 acres summer fall
lowed. Box SO Tribune.
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"a
AN in the market for three pool tables.
State size, price and condition first
letter. Box 80, %Sunburst, Mont.
WANTED-Second hand furniture Of
all kinds. We pay cash. Phone 6940.
J. Ellsburg Furniture Co.
TIMOTHY HAY wanted. Quote price.
Baled fob. Mr.. Bell, Woodwork
Bldg, Great Falls.
WE BUY and trade used furniture
Great Falls Furniture Co. Fone l12e.
SECOND hand furniture. w. Wilson.
B08 LIST Ave. so. Phone 48n.
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HUNTER NOTES

Hunter, N. D., Dec. 13.-It is ex-
pected that a troop of Boy Scouts
Will be organized here under Mr..
Ross, one OF; the high school teachers
n the near future
State Senator McLachlin spent Sun
day in Fargo visiting with his family.
The family is spending the winter
months there and the children are
attending the Fargo high school.
Carl Howells, local mechanic, spent
Monday in Blanchard and Galesbure
attending to business
The local school was closed during
the recent storm tor the second time
this year because OF the bad wealth.
81. =
The Standard Six. a body Of young
folks organized under that name in
this city. gave q dance in tho i. o. O..
F. hall here Friday evening. Music
was furnished by the club. A large
number Of the young people attend
Alex. Moore and Charlie Lowman
Of this city, returned from South pa
kcta Saturday, whore they have been
picking corn this fall. They expect
to spend the winter In this City.
Albert. Gretter. local boy, entered
the Hanson Auto and Transfer school
In Fargo Monday OF this week,
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mortgasors, to Chas. E. Garvin. mort
gagee. dated the End day Of January.
1920. and filed for record in the office Of
the register Of deeds of the County of
on the 18th day of April, 1890. and
recorded in Book 1aa Of -NortEayes ~
Page 400 will be foreglosed BY a sale of
the premises In such mortgage and hero
matter described, at the front door Of
the court IT t hSs' soa in the >, ci ny,e Of g G,nnd
and State Of North Dakota. at the hour
January. 4. d. 1922, to satisfy the
amount due upon such mortgage on the
day. of sale. The premises described in
such mortgage n which will DO sold
premises situated in the County of
Grand Forks and State Of North Dakota.
and described as follows:
The southeast quarter (SEA) and the
tN~1i> Of section 1s, Township 15l,
Range 81. West Of the Fifth Principal
IAs authorized to do by the terms of
the above described mortgage. Chas. z.
Garvin (mortgagee herein), has paid the
gage in the u Of sT4l.6e. the 1920 and
1921 taxes against the above described
premises In the sum Of $6s0.47, and In
surance on the m~ortgaged premises In
the sun Of $500 and has included these
sums in thiR foreclosure.)
There will be due OF such mortgage on
the date Of sale tho sum Of S. 40.
plus the costs and disbursements of
CHAs. E. GARyIN.
M~ortgagee.
Attorney for Mortgages,
Grand Forks. N. D..
Herald Dec. 13-20-27; Jan. 3-l0-17.)'
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NOTICE or MoHraA0E Fo1E0Los,
URN GALE

OA0 9AxE
Whereas. default has been made in
the terms and conditions Of the mort
gage hereinafter described. in that the
m~ortgakors have failed to pay past due
principal and interest, Interest On a
prior mortEnEe and 1921 taxes and upon
clared and does hereby declare the en-
tire mortgage indebtedness due and pay
able as authorized by this mortgage, and
by. wMch the power OF sale therein con-
Notice is hereby given that the GER
tain mortgage executed. and delivered by
William J. strutz and Lizzie stratz. hts
MORTGAGE. dated the 7th deS Of October.
1919, and filed for record IN the Office Of
the register Of deeds OF h County of
On Gsa1 the F Fiji aaS s 81 oc ed Nort isl BakS It
recorded in Book 1873 OF Mortgages at
Page cit will be foreclosed by a sale of
the premises in such mortgage and here
matter described. ct the front door Of
Forks in the County Of Grand Forks and
State Of North Dakota. at tho hour Of
s.% o'clock F N, Pm the ~, Gay Of De- Pc
amount due upon such mortgage on the
day OF sale. The premises described in
such mortgage and which viii be sold
to satisfy the same are those certain
Grand Forks and State Of North Dakota
and described as follows.
The northeast quarter (NEA) OF Sec.
81, TWP. ISL. Range 50.
CAS- authorized to do by the terms Of
the above described mortgage, NJ. f.
Murphy has paid the 1921 and 1922 in
terest o n q prior mortgage in the-sum of
$1,076.72 and the 1921 taxes in the sum
Of s64.76 n has included. both in this
fo~recloAure.)
There will be due on such mortgage at
the DAFT of sale the sum Of Four Thou
sand Ninety-seven n 1900 H4.037.1t)
Dollars. plus costs. 'a+
1922. $ r.. ~
NJ. F. MURPHY,
Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgagee.
" Grand Forks, N. .. '..
lHerald Nov. 16-22-24.. Dec k.i2.onl
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Urges More Spuds
For South Dakota

Watertown. s.. D., Dec. 13.-South
Dakota should raise potatoes because
she can, DR.. Arthur T. Evans, ASSOC
ciate agronomist and crop patholo-
gist Of South Dakota State college,
told the convention OF the South Da-
kota Potato Growers association here
and proceeded to explain his state
ment by saying:
THE soil Of the eastern half OF the
state. especially that of the Sioux val
ley, is admirably fitted for the produc-
ton of lis great crop. The success
Of the crop is best attcsted to by the
increase in acreage which the state
has shown. The acreage from 1920
to 1922 increased approximately rs
per cent, or from $4,000 to 100, 200
acres.
For the past 10 years the average
production for all acres planted has
been SO bushels. The increase in ar
lot shipments is indicative Of the
value of the potato as a crop In South
Dakota.
Il am more and more convinced
that South Dakota will tend towards
a seed producing state, getting away
II possible from raising a big over
supply Of market potatoes. South re-
qu1res new seed stock each year In
abundance to renew her stock, due to
the ravages Of spindle sproutN and the
40 NA5ChocS. SOuLH DakO(a mas
sold none-or few before this year. Due
to the presence OF late blight and
other diseases in Maine of late. south
ern- growers are looking elsewhere for
sede. To date little II any Of black
leg. late blight and the very uncertain:
virus diseases are limited to certain
areas Of Minnesota and are scarcely
ever found in South Dakota. True,
South Dakota Is a new state in the
potato business However. this year it
has made a great bid for one Of the
10 big potato states. ~.
"All in all, South Dakota can and
will grow potatoes. It is admirably
adapted to do so possibly not on a
tremendously large scale, but on q
conservative one. No one, 1 think.
desires to make 1t a leading state, but
many hope earnestly that guided by
reason and rule, it will become a con-
servative producer of an excellent
quality seed potato. one Tor wnicn
Of market POTATOES will clam
or"
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q, HAVE ANCIENT RiRYE

Ealstad, Mimi, Dec. IS. - An
heirloom which might prove priceless
to a collector OF antiques, is in the
possession OF Bernhard johnson OF
Halstad. 1T is an old Bible printed
in the Danish LANGUAGE at Copenhag-
en-, Denmark. in the year 1647.
OF unusual interest Is the diary at
tached to the cover within, the date
OF which begins with the year 1854.
book has been handed down from
one generation to the next. the pres
ent owner receiving 1t from an elder
navian countries. ~ .
In spite OF its great age the Bible
mas apparently received much cara,
Tor hardly a leaf is torn: 1t is, bound
IN leather and Is divided into six sec
lions containing a total Of 1920 pag-
es. One of the front leaves indicates
the book was printed after Our Ever
Holy Lords King Christian the TVS
Holy Orders, Ammo 1647."
Three half tone illustrations which
appear in its pages are a marvel OF
old typography. They are etchin9s
Of scenes such as the Fall of Sodom
and. Gomorra. Isra els Kings in Sea-
sion. Peter with the Keys, the Ascen-
sion OF Christ and others equally in
teresting.
After having the Bible in its pos
session for ITS a the family has
Of late considered the possibility Of
Offering it to some curio collector. tbs
edition now being obsolete and OF no
practical. value. 1t is believed It NAV
be worth some hundreds Of dollars to
certain organizations. -
The dairy, pain5takingly written
with pen and ink, appears to contain
historical data of great interest TO
the heirs, but owing to the fact that
the present owner IL Of Norweeian
descent. no effort has been made 10
dec!pher the notes,2 which are in old
Danish. "
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Northwestern News
HANNAH NOTES

Hannah, N. D., Dec. 13.--The la
dies. Of the Presbyterian church will
give their annual fowl supper and ba-
aar Thursday, Dec. IA. In the base
ment Of the new church. A lecture
by Rev. J. Keeling and a concert by
local talent will be given in the main
auditorium following the supper. The
new building was designed by Archi-
tect B. d. Keck of Grand Forks, and
stands on the same site as the old
church destroyed last January by fire.
Hannah business man have express
ed themselves as being well pleased
line from Larimore. However the car
situation is very bad and the elevator
men have quite a fight to get their
share Of cars toIkeep their elevators
open.
Deputy County Superintendent Earl
Treleaven spent the week end with
his parents here.
Mrs. J. H. Pareuell Atkinson, died
here last Sunday ut the home Of her
son. Joseph. She has made, her home
with him On the James MUIR farm
west Of Hannah for many years. The
deceased was 70 years of age, a mn
tive Of Yorkshire. England. She was
apparently in the best OF health Sat
urday night, but she passed away
early Sunday morning. She is surviv-
Atkinson. both living near heref The
funeral was to be held Tuesday from
the farm home.
Rev. j. G.. Moore of Grand Forks,
preached to q large audience in the
Methodist church Sunday evening. He
He will preach here again next Sun
day evening.
James Austin came up from Grand
Forks Wednesday to look after hie
farming interests here. He expects to
ship several loads OF cattle soon.
L. A. Weed made q business trip tc
Grand Forks 1asth week.
The two local Sunday schools are
uniting in a community, Christmas
tree and program In the assembly
room Of the public school on Satur-
day evening. December %,
Miss Margaret valentines had he,
right arm badly injured in a practice
game Of basketball Wednesday night.
1t is getting along nicely at present.
Robert Mclean. youngest son OF
New York, where he will spend the
remainder OF the winter with hi.
brother, DR.. Alec Mclean. While he
is there he will take treatment1from
an eye specialist.
DR.. Emert made his usual profess
sional visit at the local drug store
Friday. He has many patients in this
community ~ - !
"A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Pettis Thursday, Dec. s..
A bad blizzard ragged all day Mon.
day here, making the roads almos,
impossible and delaying the train
several hours.
The Sarles basketball team played
here Friday night. The girls played
nrst, the game resulting in a tie. The
boys then took the floor and n score
Of S0-S in favor Of the, Hannah team
was the result. After the game the
Campfire Girls served a lunch in the
domestic science room and later q
dance was given in the Doric hall.
The boys are busy clearing off the
old school yard and flooding 1t tc
make a rink. 1t is expected that much
interest will be shown in the coming
hockey games.
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TRAILS. BEING NIPRovEn

Pierre, s. D., Dec. 13.-The state
highway commission has announced
that improvements are being made On
the Black and Yellow trail between
e towns OF Cottonwood and Quinn.
IN Jackson and Pennington ~counties.
respectively. which will greatly i'm
section Of the highway.
There have been q number Of small
culverts IN this section OF. the road
which have been continually washing
out. their capacity not being great
enough to take car Of the water IN
flood stages. The commission Is putt
ting n large bridge in to replace
even Of these small culvests which
are close together.
The work Of pouring the cement In
this bridge has been begun and IL is
expected to rush the bridge to COM
pletion.
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North Dakota's Greatest
Classified Section
osats Z wora>s nay.

Minimum charge Il = csnts per
Tor ! or more days. Mini.
mum charge for one day 1s cents
Use 3 words or more 70 get your
moneys worth. BY the mouth.
y3.oo per line (if no chanke IL aay
Minimum charge 500. These
s eS'aion the morning and evening"
REFORMATION.
CLOSING HOURS - Want Al
: forms close every morning ~
ll:1o for, the evening editloF.
and 5 o'clock svery evening y
the morning edition except
Saturday when forms close At
D. NJ. for Sunday morning sds'
TELEPHONE WANT ADs-wsnt
Ads are received by phone. 09k
are payable the sane day ~ e:
esiyed and collection VII os
@ 3 az youe ea nS%s 81 o for The
collector to cali. This 10 &C.
commodatton service and pay.
ment should be made prompuv
when tbs Gi;s 10 presented.
OUT OF TOWN oRpERs must b
always accompanied ~ sneA
cash. Please comply with - nle
rule to avoid incpnvsnienes ana
delay.
THE HERALD viii accept only
clean advertising and any
formation concerning any. Want
Al In these columns that "
! fraudulent or undesirable VIII
b greatly appreciated BY Tns
Herald.
WE RESERVE THE RtaHr 70
revise any copy to conform Win
yertisinE.
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/ LEGALNoTIcE,
1oTx0z OF MORTGAGE xo3EcIo

Where's, default has been made in the
terms and condition OF 2 certain mort
ssxs ma ssa snd sxecYtsa BY R bs.tees
and wife. Of Grand Forks County, North
Dakota, mortkagors. to G. J, Lofgrsn, OF
Ada: MinGssota, m2rtSases, WHICH mort
In the office Of the register OF deeds in
the County Of Grand Forks on the 18th
day Of February. 1891 at $40 r. m: ut
wal duly recorded in Book, 14o of Mort
Consists ossS :" in I't The failure Of ss said mort mort
interest due and the principal on the
notes set forth In the mortgage, here
Now therefore, notice is hereby given
that by virtue OF the power Of, sale
therein contained the said mortgage will
be fereclosed by sale Of the prem.ses d.
The: -seuth..st quarter tsEAl of Sec
ton Seven az. In Township One Hun
o + f EittyI Ws.t, Cont .ont.; mi ksn e.. s acres
more Of less according to government
Together with all hereditaments. and
ssia. ssie Viii vii BE- sss mad. 81 t' ths Sheriff T1's Of
Grand Forks County q eshthe front door
OF the court house in the City OF Grand
Forks. North pakot., On the 10th day Of
|satsfy the> amount which VIII be then
du3 on the said .imortgage. for principal
and 'intereet. :pnd costs OF sale and lattor-
There will be due ON the said mort
interest the UNI ot S7ss.os. BESIDES the
costs and Disbursements Of these pro-
Dated this ssth iday OF November,
CD. LoFGREN.
HORACE q. WEBSTER,
Attorney lbf the Mortgage,
Grand Forks, Nd.
(Her1ld& Nov. 20: Dec. e-12.20-27, 1922;
49, u -nLa 3.t1A2A ~ A
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EAYORS TEsTS

Sioux Falls. $. D., Dec. la.-Intel-
iHgence tests r by far the best In
strument and most reliable measure
Of mentality, Of traits Of personality
and Of moral responsibility: r.. Belle
Co1row. psychologists At the institu-
told sthe state conference OF social
workers. In session herx today. 81
1.-THE relation OF delinquency to
mental condition IL Decorating better
known. and. an encouraging number
OF courts have shown their apprecia-
tton Of thei value OF mental teets In
deciding upon tho proper ,disphsition
,of casey" aAid Niles Conrbw. at must
10 acknowledged. by Ill that the
mentally deficient child should notibe
measured by the same standard IA the
one whose reactions are normal and
~ b consequently necessary that the
degreAsof defcishey shouldshs known
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE or NKPnAT10N or PE1Io1
COZ, R1DE11T1o1

section 2aa3, Compiled Laws Of 1913 a.
Amended y
10 Geo. w. Bristol. to the Occupants
Take notice tina Tax Sale Certificate
No. 4TS28 issued upon the Tax Sale De.
cember 18th. 1917. Of the following de-
seribed land. Wig; s%outhesiy 2ss #. :
Westacott's Subdivision Of ny Of Sec:
tton 4, Township lb1, Range 70, Grand
Tor the tsxss Of the Year 1917 on said
land has been presented at this Qfice
and application made for deed thereon
that said land was sold on said sale for
1914 and tbs amount required to redeem
said land from said sale at the date
hereof exclusive OF the costs to accrue
upon this notice is the sum Of S61.01 and
that the time for redemption from said
sale will expire ninety dayseafter the
service OF this notice. -.
Witness my hand and, seal Of office at
Grand Forks. N. d" this 18thSday OF No
ysEbs E 1917.
HANS ANDERSON,
:ss&sS - Z County Auditor,
Grand Forks County. n. D.
(Nov. 20, Dec. 6-ls,}
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/. Cut the picture on all four sides.
Then carefully fold dotted line l In
it's entire length. Then dotted line 2,
and so on. Fold each section UNDER
meath accurately. When completed.
turn over and you'll find a surprising
result. Save the pictures.
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su1TE OF ROOMS FOR RENT
Ladies' preferred. Hall Hotel. 3ll So.
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l.. SCHWAM,
Attorney for Mortgage,
Grand Forks, N. D..
(Herald Dec. 13-20-27; Jan. 3-1O-17.)
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TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHTHOUSES
Keeping eos5S. ith. f
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HORACE q WEBSTER,
Attorney lAof the Mortsasee,
Grand Forks, Nd.
(Her1ld NOV. 70; DEC, e-42.20-27,. 1872:
80 ID. Ian 3,'lA2A.l Is
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AUTOS.

NEW FORD TRUCK FOR SALE
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