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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30
CATTLE OWNERS COME TO WAD'
DNGTON FARM FROM MANY
DISTANT POINTS
Total Receipts Of the Day Reach Sl5'2o1
for Thirty eight Head
OF Cattle

The nrs, annual field day and sale OF
the Border Raider Guernsey Breeders
association was held yesterday at the
beautiful Wadd!ngton farm. reople IN
terested In cattle from many states
made the trip 20 this city and several
bought cattle and Will take them TO
their farms.
II Is estimated that close 70 soon
people visited the farm yesterday. Close
10 Ave hundred automobile bearing
licenses from New York. Pennsylvania
Virginia, New Jersey and many otheV
states were parked in the fields sur
rounding the stables
The total receipts oc the auction was
given out as sl5.205.oO which IS an aF-
eraEe Of S34S per head. There was u
head OF cattle on sale. The cattle prev
ious to the auction had been carHiu.lF
inspected and classcA as worthy OF
going In with any herd In the country.
Comment on the excellent condition OF
the cattle was heard from one F's:'oS
who halls from Ohio and II - under
stood the gentleman IS a shTcWd Juuso
OF cattle.
High Prices Paid
The feature sale OF the day was the
sale OF the heller Raiders Victory Maid
OF Washington which was bought ny
Carl Bott OF TriadeInh!a for the sum OF
$1,000 AFTER a spirited bidding contest
The second highest sale was made when
]. c. sonda received the hetfer High
Rock for SS75. The third high sale was
tied In price. ]. c. Penny OF Hopeweu'
". J., bought the hcifer Molly OF High
Rock for $3.50, and G. II. Patterson OF
Belle Verne. Pa. bought the heller Imp
Adelaide OF Chateau y. L. 'Etoca II. b
for tho same price.
The program for the day began IN
the morning at 10 o'clock when snort
talks by several prominent Guernsey
men were given 10 the Assembled
crowds. J. (. Harper, OF ChaSrln ais
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signed ny Bethany College Farm.
h"'rr, 70 ). l. Murphy Of Media, Pa.
iVr $500.
ChIcAH Raider OF Bethany consigned
by ". ID. MuutgUmery. bun. to Z. 5.
SonGa FOR $3.50.
Raiders May Queen consigned by
W. l.. Montgomery, heiIcr. to q. /.
Meyer OF McKce#por;. Ia. for $l6j.
po"ua oc Scenery View consigned h.
W. y. Montgomery, heller. ~ W. l..
Friend Of Triade!ph!a for 500.
May Belle OF Scenery View comsGin-
cd uy ". i. Montgomery. hc!tcr, 10 II.
L. Brinher OF Lee:onia, o., tor SlGo.
Betty Of Evening SHADE consigned by
7. l.. WhinuCry OF .\Hrua. O., heller, {
J. I. Sonda OF West Alexander. for $21",
Nellie France Of Walnut Glens 3vd
consigned by T i. Millinery Of Adcna
.. hcitcr, TO W. r. Blietus OF TriadeI-
phia. for $500.
Beta's May OF Mrna Marco Farm,
consigned by I. q. Wildcrson Of Lo'-
,onia. o, hcifsr, TO 4. II. rapc. of War
wood. for $500.
Ciu.dsecker's Fanny OF Myron Farm
consigned by .. q. W.lderSon. hotter. 10
John Storch % Triadclph!a, for $50.
Secret Of Waddington consigned oY
WaGdimgton Farm. bull, 10 t. \. Burn
ham Of Chalk I'm. Pa. for S2I5.
INN Prlde md OF Blanchcs, consigned
ty WaddIngton Farm heller, 10 w. j.
BlicfUs. for 1915.
Raiders Mcrinctta. consigned by Wad'
dtnr ton Farm. heller. 10 Lloyd McC"I'
loch OF Wheeling. for $40.
WaddIngton Frances. consigned hy
Waddlngton Farm. hctfcr. to II. ~
freak OF Talmadge. O.. for $3.50.
- '-ia IEai
signed Ivy Waddiugton Farm. h"iG"r. 70
CARBON Hall of Crawford. y. j. for S4@1
Raiders Victory Maid of Wadd!nEt"n'
consigned by Waddirgton Farm. heller
10 Cart Rott OF Triadelphia. for $1,000.
May Rose Queen OF Summit Farm
CONSIGNED by H. W. Treat OF TalmadGe
O.. hc!fcr. to W. K. Eliefus, for 1870.
Nassau Ultra Queen. consigned by J.
=. Rroadhurst. hcifcr. TO Carl fott OF
TrlaGcIphia. for S22O.
pnrrv Of Kiluna Farm. constcncn ny
! p Eoardhurst heIfcr. 10 Henry Eun
ker Of I.cetonla. O. for 5000.
Narshells Honey Moon. consigned ny
A s Bell Of West Alexander. IA
heller. 10 Lloyd McCulloch OF Narwood'
for S325.
.Etorn II 3. consigned by Gordon Ho''
Of Crawford, y d, t'AV'' ~ "
oF HONEYWELL. y. j., for $3.50.
Imp Adelaide Of Chau,au \. L<Etoc T.
consigned by Gordon Hail hcttcr' 10
G. II. Patterson Of Belle N'rn' "a LOT
$3.50 -. cordon
Hail hc,fcr, to j. c Penny for $3.50
Mo Moriv Of High Rock consigned by J,
p. Rroudhurst. hcifcr, TO J. c. Jenny lot
T'G .i,c. ot High Rock CONSIGNED by j.
= Eroadhurst. hclfcr, TO J. c. SCUBA
Aggic Of High Rock consigned by j.
Eroadhurst hcifcr, to j. T. So"u"'
''' pnI1v ~ Scenery View. hcifer: TO
Louis Kelly Of Trindelphia, for SlG0.
Raiders Maregold consigned by Wad-
dincton Farm. hetfer. 10 J. T. NuF"-
ham for s27O. con,
Coif Heifcl TO L. E Tarbet Of Bcilaire'
FOR 500.
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NO MORE DEATHS IN
THE LIMERICK WRECK

E!kins. w Va. June 99.-The s. In
iurcd persons brought to hospitals here
Yesterday after the train wreck on the
Western Maryland railroad AT LimerocA,
are improving and It IS not believed
that further deaths will occur. Eleven
Of tho S" were so far recovered TO-DAY
that they were taken from tho hospital
70 tho jail. Those remaining In the
HOSPITALS are under guard
Hearing for number OF tho Thomas
miners who wcre taken ~ Parsons.
either slightly injured or Unhurt, were
hold in Parsons TODAY. a.! waived cN-
animation and bonds wrr" fixed a. S-'o
N eaCb case. Those who were able TO
riyc bond did So while the others were
rcmandcd to the Tucker county jail.
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WASHINGTON
West Virginia News 49, Mites
and Gossip at the Nations
Capita!
CHARLES BROOKS sMITH)

Washington. II. C.. June 29.-Whcn
the senate passes II. as II IS expected
to do. totally disabled soldiers who are
blind, IegleSs or armiess, VII! be pro
v!ded with nurses or companions VINO
will no paid $50 per month by the gov
crnment. according TO tho term Of an
amendment 10 tho war risk insurance
act passed without a record vote by
the house.
This amendment was secured through
tho efforts OF Representatives Fish.
L.nebergcr and Roscnbloom OF West
Virginia.
Washington. n. G., June ETH"
postofhco department today announced
a list OF offices advanced from fourth
class to the presidential grade, July |,
1922. and there IS ono West Virginia
office among them. Monavillc. salary OF
the postmaster 5000 per unaum. Also.
the following named commissioned
postmastcrs for fourth-claSs Offices in
West Virginia: nunlow, Sophia Clark;
Toca. Ethel Francis; Sue, Lloyd {.
Mamma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC

Tho annual picnic of the Christian
Sunday schools in tho Wheeling district
was held yesterday at Rock Springs
Park near Chester. Ia Close to 100
members OF the different schools in the
district made tho trip In the special
train over tho Pennsylvania, which left
here yesterday morning at $50 o'clock.
Tho picnichcrs spent the day in an en-
Ioyablc time which the facilities of tho
park Oxford and at late hour returned
to Wheeling 4 tired but happy lot. y
program which helped toward the enjoy
ment Of all was held in the afternoon
and all rcp"rtcd having wonderful
time
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ADDRESSES KIWAN|ANS

Warren y. Church gave an interesting
report of the International convention
held last week in Toronto, Canada. at
The weekly luncheon "f tho Wheeling
K!wans Club hold at tho Mcclure hotel
yesterday noon. Mr.. church. = delegate
from tho local organization, in his re-
port said that he tatendcd every sIEsion
Of tho convention and that he found the
convention one Of the most enthusiastic
he ever attended. Carl N""r pleased the
audi"nr" with several Splcndidly reS-
dcrcd vocal selections.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30
IS YEAR COITR
Altoona Lady Tells Of Success.

Mrs. z Irwin. 29r7 Board Ave. Al
toona. Pa. says she Will tell or write
how ,he was relieved with SorooI
Quadruple. n colorless l!n!ment
You can see tho treatment and get
the names OF many other SUCCESSFUL
users a. c. II. Griest & CO. drug stores
everywhere. or write Box 35S. NecAan-
Icsburg. o. AoV'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30
MARCH ON ADENA
ANOTHER RUNOR
SHERIFF LUCAS GETS REPORT 1000
MINERS ARE ON MARCH
FROM FAIRPOINT.
Investigates and Finds No Trace OF
Gathering Anywhere In Jeifer-
son County.

Sheriff Edward Lucas. of StcubcnNil!e.
Yesterday afternoon denied there was
any mine trouble at Adcna1 Yesterday
although a report Il march had been
made or was on the way from Fa!rpoint.
Superintendent richards. Of the lcno-
y, mines at Adcna. called the shcriff's
office. declaring 1000 miners wcrs
marching from Fairpont. but after In
vcs,!gatnig, Sheriff Lucas said ihcro
was no march, or else tho marchers had
tired and abandoned the trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30
ROCKEFELLER'S
WILL PROBATEO
All But 100000 Of $780,
100000 Estate Goes to
Four Children.

Nav York. June 29.-(By The As
,r",od rrossl-All but 100000 Of the
,.r,ot estate OF William RocketeHS',
hrnthcr OF John n. Rockcicl!er an"
ra,nd as one OF the worlds richest men
,,'t,i rcmain IN the Rockefeller family
vnIor the terms OF his WILL filed lo'
probate late today.
Tho 800 600 goes 10 the only executor
named who IS not member OF Inv
ramilv-John a. Carver. lawyer VINO
drew the Will.
Tho rest OF the cstate-variousiy eS-
,.matod at from Sl00,OOo,O9O 10 S-VV''
100000. goes IN four equal shaFeS 70
Mr. Eockcfcllcr's four children, WAL
I'm g Rockefeller, Percy \. Rookie
feIln- Mrs Emma Rockefeller McAIp'n.
and Mrs. Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge
Provision Is made in the VIII that
,bc!r Entertainers. when they die shall
oosa on their children, although none
~ the estate was put in trust exc, d.
n nuarter OF Percy :. Rockefeller =
share which WAS made trust iGnh
for his children.
No Boquests to Charity.
There were no requests 20 chart :
Nothing was left 10 old family retinu''.
nor any employees Of the STANDARD CO.
Company with whom Mr.. Rockefeller
had been familiar.
The Will. drawn September 5, 1912
At Tarrytown. left a trust fund or 81
Goa 600 70 Mr. Eockcfcllcrs wife. Elni'r'
e. Rockefeller. together with the uso
for life Of all tho Rockefeller toay1
and country houses and household
effects Mrs Rockefeller preceded hrr
husband 10 the grave however AMI
under the terms or the will this proper
" also will be divided among the four
CT. !dren.
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TO LIMIT RUBBER OUTPUT.

London, June GA despatch from
The Hague to-day said that Dutch pro-
ducers Of rubber had decided to limit
the output.
This step was taken SO as TO facilitate
the sale OF heavy accumplattons OF sup
plies.
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these harmless capsules without danger
of any kind. They are harmless ~
sugar. Zach bottle bears name Of ma.
tionally known Fare Chemical Co..
which insurcs quality and purity In
medicine. Thousands OF women uss
Adams Wonder Capsules.
Relief for your wife next time 70
worth ten dollars or more. \ dollar
bottle lasts for mouths Perhaps she
has hcsitatcd going in and asking for
Adams Wonder Capsules. DO kind
thoughtful decd Give thought 10 tho
misery you may 50 easily help TO pre-
vent or relieve.
NOTE: We sell .AIams' Wonder Cap.
suIcs on positive guarantee OF Saisiac-
ton or money back Mail orders pre-
paid 81. c. H. Gricsts Cut Rate llfs
Marke, street. Wheeling, W. Va.-AdF.
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county wheat crop will be failure,
due 10 the ravages Of tho HessiAn ny.
Farmers will be fortunate to got Is OF
20 bushels an acre. ne ASSERTED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30

Port Clinton. o., June c9.-Six hum
dred officers and enlisted men OF the
ONO National Guard are here for Q
weeks instruction.
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3,000 ATTEND FIELD DAY SALE OF
GUERNSEY BREEDERS ASSOCIATION

Ohio. Guernsey ncld secretary OF Ohio
Prof Amos anthony OF the pa!ry-lluS-
bandry department OF West Virginia
University. l.. l.. Rummel Of Columbus
..t.tor Of the Ohio Farmer. and the Of
acCrs OF the Organization all contrib
uted fine addresses telling OF the cattle
and the many Interesting facts In con-
ncct!on with the organization. The OF
tlccrs OF the association are: J. {. SonGa
OF West Alexander. president; J. /.
Eroadhurst OF Wheeling, vice president
and w. u. Montgomery OF Triade!phia'
secretary-trcaSurer Tho directors or
the organization are c. y. Hayden. OF
Monoagahela. Ia: J. y. Patton or -.
Clatrsv!ilc. Ohio: J. Is. Lingo OF Eeih-
any. W. Va. and VI. c. HiNc, manager OF
Watd:1gtuu Farm.
!. {. Nefc. Belmont county farm
agent. was in charge oc the cattle Judg-
.u.; contest and valuable awards were
presented 20 the winners OF mo contest
which was very spirited and proved
quite interesting 20 The spectators At
the conclusion OF the program the visit
crs were served a dc!'Ghtfrt picnic
STYLE dinner hv tho Ladies' AID society
Of the Short Creek ". r.. church.
Tho sale opened At $50 o'clock and
suir!ted Kidding was tho activity or the
davlastrd unit the last sale At o'clock
in the evening.
Tho Sales
The following IS the result 81 the
sac:
Raiders Oversecr ~ Waddington con-
signed hv Wadd!rSton Farm. bull 10
G. n Patterson OF Reils Nern, Pa. for
SS25.
Olga's r,chcn oc Mar'cvicw consigned
hv {, 4 HAYDEN Of MoHonGahcla. Pa.
bull 10 II. =. Terr!ll Of Congo. w. Va
Itrben's Irene II Manlev!ow consigned
nv c, A. Hayden OF MononSah"la. Pa
he!fer TO Earl W. Os.cbay OF wheeling
FOR $500.
I,chcn's Las, ot Marlev!cw consigned
nv C. A. Hayden oc MononCaheIa' Ia
helse-. to Earl w. Oslcbay Of wheeling
for 5000
Itcho7.s Maid or Marlcv!"w consigned
BY c. \. Hayden OF MoaonCah"la. "a
hetcer. 20 Earl w Oglchay OF wheeling
for $500.
Mar,ha % MapIev!cw Farm consigned
hv G. A. Hayden OF MoroNgahcIa' a.
heICer. 70 J. A. Buvnham OF Chalk h''''
Ia. Cor $500.
ladders Jul.rs o. High View con
signed by J. F. Nichols. hei'Hr. 70 W. ~
T,c.ru. os Ty!ade,,h!a for $50.
Nancy Loo OF High View conAgnca
by J. y. Nichols hc!fer. 10 John -.
S;0-ch % Tr!adelph'a for $50
NarShars Wadd!2Ston Raider con-
signed by Bethany College Farm
hcyfer 70 W. +. Relmwald Of WaddlnS-
ton Farm for Sl12.
raiders Frenchy OF Bethany con-
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News

Cleveland O.. june o9.-Guy o. Far
quharson, county Bull Moose leader in
1912, has been named county manager
FOR Congressman Charles I. knight OF
Akron. Republican primary candidate
for governor. ''Revcridsc In Indiana.
P!nchot In Pennsylvania, and Knight in
Ohio" has been made the slogan OF
Knight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30

Lima, O., June 29.-The Toloson Tent
and Awning company Will build q
$4,000 factory building here. the work.
10 start soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30

Napoleon. a.. June 23.-Tax returns
OF Henry county show decrease
amounting to s3S4,97O, compared with
last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30

wANrEp-Entrtes for Ford Auto RACES ..
at the Big July 4th Celebration st
ciairsviue Fair Grounds. Track recently
improved, best half mile track IN I n.,'r
,rn Ohio. Apply at c. W. Folmsrs Drug
store, st. Clairsvhle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30

Akron, O.. June 29.--Cnable To secure
transportation. Rev. Frank \. McGraw
walked five miles that h" might conduct
services AZ Perkins Grove. near here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30

Tlfnn. a. June 29.--NIorc than Ave
hundred candidates were Initiated at
the FIRST class held In a new knights
Of Columbus homo here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-30

Agent George q. Reed. after an !nepcc-
ton trip. predicted that the Seneca,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06

TOWN. Or F0kEGAMA
SUPERHERO -Wintam opDsnisls. q n
= ktmssy, Rsrnis Hady.
80. 49, xaar.s;s;;: PIN; CITY, Inn. 0ea.ss
d is:;s; e y: / s... .Ss, ~ ~:
rowN Or Mock cnEkx
saE:r yr s.Aus Jefferson. vsetsr
80 Address; isosi cr.ss,' Man, siSs'rs'@
jassscss 81 the f:;scc,....Rschsra I'm.
srSl soAR y. a sHr AaIss n I r,n
TOWN Or. RoyAL1OH
sagsry'scrs--A. J. wssss, GA rsssss.
Address; pm. CITY. I,nn., 1 seuso 81 !.
ia:s,s: q il. i..e. -. Harry I; wi nssss
TOWN or SANDSTONE
-. Frank Rsam s"n "'-s = 49,.
- Addrt.;s;Si,' 's.;nad.tecws KIM ii. w@ese
iassscs 81 tks f.se: 6a.s soa ssrSss&
constnhase-tNaa. Oberg. AAtoa A.
TOWN o. STURGEON LARu
i tossvsss, Anton fSwis1ski. -
A1dts::;s;,' ssSrs::S EASrs Nm SSsans 'As
TREASURER ...s............ Leon Jueek
TOWN o. WILmA
supervisors---Chsa. lauugsr. nay I.Amsn-
con. Nsla Matson.
Glerk .,....s....s..s.. Harry 0ooo0e11
Addrsaas Duxbury. MINI.
iussicss - a.. 49,. * 80 ~ Y;
~. Anderson.
ccnsta bies--Samus u wAssoa. RAlUA
J. 0hutoA
ROW. o. wINDElGnn9
supervisors- John W. AnasrssM. q. \.
Patton. D. hammeFuusst.
Addrssss Moose LakA NINA.
Justices u s dn rs.es..i. street. - cSsS.
Brandt.
con.tablss-chAa. DAhssn. nArasv ~
cohaun.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
VILLAGE o. Asueov

VILLAGE o. Asueov
1 s::.ss"s e ros y. y.s:;s. xc1 49, 49,
zen. chr. sorsassn.
- .Aadr;..;:;;; A:k;s;v;. siss;s,. '...
jnss'css 81 tksi fsass;..--tvsad Mr..
consssS's.- kosd. nmn cArssssa-
VILLAGE o. nRook Park
;:::ss:s :. SsyEgs rs,: \. A. EssSs'.s:
.''1. Adar.;;s.:;; iir;s;al 'tssk. l,sMs. ~
ja:;s::s q III: ifi.;s;ssc;.-iod. . " ssasssR.
.sS.s:--Wm. couneliman. Va
VILLAGE ~ nnUNo
sSs:ss;sss :. Surrey &;isa.. = u u. iss
rss'sasiA dAi;;;;i;.i s 9sai;a. h|sIS .s'ssae
jS:s!sss = t1:; ifi.s;c;;; At 'dsaIE.
consssSiss.-REd Hm. WIN. Lepssr.
VILLAGE o. FlNLAys0m
Z. q2Gs:s s.s.. Ess.
- Address, F:niaay;.on, MINI. ~
{s::s:s :s; y ila r,;ss, da;sSsSs;iet
VILLAGE Or sunNnsnErs
ss:::s's':: z ssys.' sAia: " j. w 2iic
r,.s. Address. a:a;i..... , s '. .'...
jussices Of the fsac.--iI. 4. Jadin. o.
constabiss---B. Huffman. r. Putnam.
VILLAGE or nnNCkLEY
counciImen--chs.. r. Larson. chas Is
Lnndin. John Patrick.
~ Address. iHiiin;e,iiii:y. s,nn.
ja ssss.'. Of III: P..c..-T. IT, w.'ss Sns
conss sbiss--Aibsrt z,mbr,ck. Oscar
Wicklund.
VILLAGE or FINE CITY
rss,Hsns Of GouS &C. .,.x Pay. !. P.ss,ss
Clerk ..:............ Clark psnninstsa
Address: Pine CITY. MINI.
ja.s'cs. Of In. P.ae.-John Atl,asss.
constables--John Biedsrmann. Chas.
Bccchel.
VILLAGE or RUTLEDCE
coanciimen--A. N. Underhiil. Jos Dag
| lie, Tom Petcrson.
rr...,; address, Riui'.d5g :hs S' Ss..m.r.
justices Of the Pesee-I. n. scott. Dave
Constabies-E. l.. Foster. George c,cM.
VILLAGE or sANDsTONE
President Of Council =. Chris RudisuhIs
COunciimen--Aibert T.. GLASGOW. VIM.
Percy. Gust Gjsrtscn.
Address: Sandstone. Mimi.
justices Of the peace--wm. oiascw. J.
II. Tomhnve.
Constables--Lon TerwiIisar. Gust Gu
lin.
VILLAGE or STURGEON LAKE
President OF Council John r. Koiosky
COMPLEMENTARY seienski. VIM. Rse-
Address: sturgeon Lake. MINI.
jnssle. Of In. P..c. 80. Frank 1 K,cs
constable .................. JDe tOsHo
VILLAGE or WILLOW RIVER
President Of Council ". G: Ehmks
Joe Stepan.
o'e'1 Address. willow RIVER. sinn.
justice OF the Peace :. August Bran6e
Constable ......,........ Geo. kIoney
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06

Minnesota. County of Fine-ss
Andrew r. Edin being by first duly sworn. deioses
that the County Auditor Of the County Of
Pine that he has examined the foregoing list and knows
thereof and that the Is list
delinquent for the 1920. real estate
said County.
Andrew p Edin
Subscribed to before this 3st day Of
January. 1922.
A. w
tseaD District Court. County. Minnesota
January 31st. 1922.
A.
Clerk of District Court. Pine County Minnesota.
paying IN this list remit
addition the amount given above
Clerks and Of adverttsingD
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TOWN OF PARTRIDGE
Superyisors-N. p. Nielsen. Fred Do
Rerstrom. ID. J. Adoiphsen:
Clerk .............,. Frede Stottrup
Address: Askov. MINI
justices of the Peace--Peter Linn. 5.
Chr. Oxen.
Constabies--Petef Petersen. John
krantx.
TOWN or PINE CITY
supervisors--C. A. Robinson. W.. G.
Engier. Martin r. HAug.
Clerk .............. o. II. Swanson
Address: Pine City. Mimi. X.
bJcdSuTeB - ~ vOhhA
Justice Of the Peace q. A. Robinson
TOWN or FINE LAKE
supervfsors---Chas. Hiilman. Sam Dosch.
Adoiph KAsperek.
Clerk ..... EinaY K0ivisto
Address: vin1Ayson. Mimi.
Treasurer ...... Fred EntneY
Justice Of the Peace - EtnAr kOivtstO
Constablee-yohn WeDoeS. I'd Martin.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-05-25

bv the owner. or ownsrs. II any real
estate to be assessed. or any peEson
or persons, interested generally, will
Be heard and determined BY the
Board Of Truste % Of said town Of
Arvada at the Town Hall in said
town. at the hour Of eight o'clock
P. H.. on Monday, the fifth day Of
June, A. D. 1e.2. After the deter
minstion Of Ill complaints and OBJ
jections 20 ma !, said Board Of
Trustees will tsl., up and consider
an ordinance creating said district
and ordering the improvements here
in proposed.
Dated this srd day Of May, A. D.
1929.
HAZEL u. GARLICK,
Town Clerk and Recorder Of the
Town Of Arvada, Colorado.
(9EALl
First Pub. May I, 1929
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-05-25

NOAiSS VI FUkCHASE OF REAL
ESTATE At TAX SALE
Of APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE
OF TREASURER's DEED
To whom il may concern and
more especially to Samuel C. Cath.
ey:
You are hereby notified that on
the 7th day Of December 1918, the
then County Treasurer Of the Counss
Of Jefferson, State of Colorado, sold
at public sale to Jefferson County
the following described real estats,
situated in said County Of jefferson
viz: Lots Thirteen (l3) to Sixteen
(16l inclusive, in Block Eighty-four
(e4), Edgewater, said sale being
made to satisfy the delinquent taxes
assessed against said property fol-
the year 1917, and certificate Of
purchase numbered 1888, issued ia
Jefferson County by said County
Treasurer.
That said Jefferson County did on
the 18th day Of March 1921, duly
assign the certificate issued on &c.
count Of said sale to ]. B. Cammsnn.
That subsequent taxes upon said pro-
perty for the year 1918, 1919 and
1920 were paid by the holder Of
said certificate Of purchase.
That at the time Of said assess.
ment and said sale said property VA
taxed In the name Of Samuel C,
Cathey.
That J. B. Cammann the assignee
and present holder Of said eertifi.
cate Of purchase, ha, made applica-
ton to me for . Treasurer's or
Tax deed to .aid property, pro-
vided the same has not been re-
deemed from said sale for taxes
on or before September 9Th,
1929, and that the time for redemp-
ton Of said property from said sale
for taxes viii sxpirs on the 9Th day
Of September 1922. and unless the
same has been redeemed on or be.
fore that date I will execute and
deliver to said J. b. Cammanu q
Treasursr's or Tax Deed to said pro.
netv above described, ~ provided BY
Law.
Witness nv hand and seal THU
22nd day Of NAV, 1922.
(SEAL) GUY E. JUCHEM.
Treasurer Of the County Of JET.
ferson.
First Publication May IS, 1922.
Last Publication June 3, 1929.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-05-25
srANLEY HEIGHTS

Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter, formerly
q Golden have purchased the Mich
Oh place and expect to make 1t their
home.
Mrs. Carl Peterson spent Friday
IN Denver with her mother who has
had q bad case Of blood poisoning.
Myrtle Meyers was one Of the
graduates from Fruitdale this spring.
Clyde VAR has recently bought a
motorcycle.
Quite few Of this neighborhood
heard the concert at the auditorium
Sunday afternoon, closing the pro-
gram FOR Music Week.
Mr.. Dean has completed his new
garage. =
Prospects are good for an extre-
nelly large fruit crop this year II one
may judge from the number Of
blossoms.