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POI AND r PARIS
BY ZOE BEcKIE

They had known each other
more than half a year. slnca Paul
pawson's coming, Polly found new
joys in the old town that had be-
gun to bore her.
yPaal liked her-she saw tia,
the tirst evening they had talked
together at her sisters.
Paul liked her. she would tell
herself as she typed old Canby's
letters and helped Aunt Sue with
the dishes evenings.
Paul liked her, she smiled in the
twtlights as she waited for him "a
come whistling down the street
that had seemed dull before and
now was magical.
Paul liked her-maybe more
than ltked-she would whisper as
she Lay in bed, happily sleepless.
And then she would swiftly turn,
hiding her hot cheeks In the pillow
and murmuring, "Paul-Paul-
Paul"
Sometimes at dances It seemed
Us Il he caught her thought for he
would hold her more closely or
close his hand over hers with
warmer pressure. Oh, It was all
so sweet
It was such tun, too, to show
him about the town-the Falls, the
River Roar, the lake where they
swan aud skated. Even the old
movie. palace became a happy
place.
40 you know {" said Paul there
one night, his shoulder touching
hers in a delicious new intimacy,
you're the dlfferentest girl / ever
knew"
Gam 1-why2" (Polly reioIced
that the seats in the movie thea.
tire were so close together. She
had hated them when she went
with Charlie Briggs.
"oh, gosh, it's so hard to say.
Let's see, remember you didn't
say Pleased to meet you when we
first met. Yet I know you were
were you. Polly7 Say yes--Ah!
"And you talked about things
that interested me, or rather you
let me talk your arm off-that
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and rudy ana hearty, Affected
scorn 81 e, saying: Damn your DOL
lars Missy. Keep 'em ID TWO old
stoclin's III II suits ye. lie was
kketcted, as was Mrs, Selden, in
company with Bother, but his name
was printed In smaller type, and
his pedigree fell below the suppoSi.
tious one supplied for his partial
namesake.
One morning in spring Bother
surprised every one by Ieaping
through an open car window, and
disporting himself naadiy on the
lawns IN the park. There was such
hue and cry after him when Mrs.
sslden cried loudly a hundred dol
lar reward 10 his captor, the police
Joined into the disgust Of small
boys, nursemAids and gentlemen OF
elegant leisure.
But no bIuecoat had the luck 70
lay hands upon Hother-he had run
|friCking and wagging hls ridiculous
tail madIy to the arms OF a heavy
iowIed man seated rather in am
bush, who hailed the creature
gruffly: $50 ye're back Nut! Well!
How do!p
Game the chase explaining, went
the captor exultant. He brought up
before the agitated Mrs, Selden
with Bother swung tippetfashion
about shoulders, and laughing-as
dogs laugh. To her he said: why,
darm-Td know whose got the best
Fight. This yere mutt and me was
pals, Sho 'nough pals-T picked him
up down ferry-way when he'd so
eenamost In my mouth, and KEEP
him, though sometimes neither one
eat much, until I was sent to the
horspital-mutt foIlered-and some
cuss swiped him outside. The cuss
must a.sold him to you-so can't
say word agin your claim. Bet
ef you paid no morn five dollars fer
'im-I'll pay his price. I'm work;
ing steadily nova night watch.
man, We see-and he would be
sech company down whar there
amt much but rats and rogues."
"Then keep him-he was given
to me-" Mrs. selden said mutfled.
". Her Brown air castle hurt In
lis topping. But Anna slipped of
the lettared collar, and slipped in.
stead OF Il, twice Its price, saying
to herself: Herbert will like this
for a birthday present-after he has
heard the story"
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making REPAIRS

All services are called in at tho
Fairview NJ. q. church until de
repair work on the building h
completed. The contract for tie
work has been let to 7. u. Bur.
chinel, contractor and y. q. Bsr-
ch'nel, architect. These men who
have built some OF theF largest
buildings in our county Including
the court house. etc They VIII put
the building In first class condi-
ton for all services.
The members are requested 10
attend Sunday school and services
at the Baptist church and the NJ,
3. church south until the building
Is repaired.
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REVIVAL MEETINGS

Revival services will commence
at Modes Run NJ. E. church sun.
day morning at IL a. m. There
VIII be services each evening at
1880 p. m. Rev. A. II. Beasley
the pastor has been fortunate Sc
curing the services OF Rev. s. S.
Nelson as evangelist. Rev. Mel.
son is a man of broad experience
having done successful evangells-
tic work in tho United States,
Canada and has labored as mis-.
sionary evangelist In tho West In
dies and South America.
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Ouch! such P2il!

1t takes you right in the back!
Sometimes In the arm, hip or foot.
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ibrolling is quite satisfactory for
these meat cakes
Lamb chops are always DELI
cious broiled but are expensive on
account OF the bone. They are pan
broiled or plain broiled in exactly
the sanc way that beefsteak Is.
Canned pens, buttered carrots,
string beans, canned tomatoes or
asparagus are suitable vegetables
to serve with lamb chops.
Copyright 1922 N. E. Al
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SISTER. MARYs
KITCHEN
Copyright, 1891. N. y. A.

The woman who Is her own cool
often finds It almost impossible =
go TO church Sunday morning. II
the roast Is in the oven the gas
may come on and the roast burr
up or the fire may go out and thu
meat dry up.
A fireless cooker means much
for such a time. There is nj
danger OF a changing fire to re-
duce or increase tho heat. II o
fire1ess cooker is not used the
meat chosen should be something
that will cook In an hour.
!, Vegetables offer little difficulty
for they may be prepared ready
for cooking and put in water I'LL
needed. The salad and dessert
are easily handled. Serve quick
cooking vcgetables in their simp-
lest form. Carefully drained and
seasoned with salt and pepper and
butter, carrots, turnips. cauliflowel
or brussels sprouts are quite as
good as II served in an elaborate
sauce.
The salad may be a plain head
lettuce with a cheese dressing OF
celery and rad.shes may take the
place OF a separate salad Tho des.
sert may be fruit served with
whipped cream or plain and cake
or cookies.
A small roast that will cook in
a hour is known as the fillet Of
beef. This cut Is expensive per
pound, but has absolutely no waste
If one member of a family dislikes
rare beef have the butcher cut the
filles in individual portions. Then
each piece may be bro!led to suit
each taste.
When buying a tillet of beef the
butcher always carefully trims of
any fat. veins or tendonous mem.
brane that may cover the meat,
The ellet is then cut In slices or
larded tor roasting.
Roast FiIlet Of Beef
Put meat carefully larded on
rack In roasting pan. Sprinkle
with sat and pepper and dredge
with flour. II salt pork Is used for
Harding very little salt will be nee.
essary for seasoning. Put three or
four thin slices Of pork in the bot.
tom Of the pan.
Cook uncovered in a hot oven
for half an hour. Baste every 10
minutes with the fat In tho pan
and one tablespoon hot water.
Serve at once garnished With par
sley. A two pound flllet OF beef Ia
enough for four persons. @
RroiIed FiiIet Of Beef
Have the meat carefully trimm.
ed and cut in slices about one and
ono half inches thick. Fasten a
thin slice Of bacon around the side
Of each piece. Bro.l over clear
fire or under the gas broiler for
10 minutes, five on one side and
five on the other. Season with salt
and pepper and spread with but.
ter.
Serve on hot platter Earnsh-
cd with parsley. Round steak may
be ground very t'ne and made in.
10 little fiat cakes secured with
bacon and broiIed in the same
fashion. An egg may be stirred in.
to the ground meat to bind it. Pan
T.
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and 50 different and flno and low.
I'm Just Ii chap who wants to
do tho best that's In him. but
ham I d milton dollars or a leot
81 Tears OF q iotse with nine maf
tersA bedrooms and seven Daths-'
paul yon absurd old thing
but who l9fght accomplish
wonders II he hasl d chance. Poll,
~" He broke on suddenly, starin-
,passioiately down into hcr face.
Then, Polly LIN solnr
abroad. /"
no Be coptinuetl
toopyrisht 1s2s SEA aervieel
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EAST SIDE
:-:NEWS;-:
Al Church Of Christ.

The revival services at the Co.
lumbia street Church of Christ are
still IN progress and are drawing
large and interested audiences each
evening. The evangelist, r.. @. Mar.
tin, has been delivering some eS.
cellent sermons and a deep interest
is being manifested. The evangel-
ist will have an impressive message
for each service tomorrow. Morn.
ing service at 1880 and evening
service at 1880.
Revival Services at PaIatine Baptist
Church. .,,,
A series Of revival services will
begin Monday evening at the Pala.
tine Baptist church. The pastor,
Rov. G. F. Eddy, will be assisted
In the meetings by Rev. Roscoe
Murray, Of Parkofsburg. Rev. MUIR.
ray is well known as a pastor evan
gelist who has been very success.
prayer meetings and personal work.
Much preparation has been made
by the local congregation for the
coming campaign, many cottage
prayer meetings an dpersonal work.
ers' meeting have been held and the
meetings Of the chorus have been
well attended and they are prepared
to furnish excellent music for the
meetings. These special evangeIis.
tic series OF meetings will begin
Monday evening at 1880.
East Side High Celebrates Victory.
The daily routine was forgotten
at tho East Side high school Fri.
day afternoon and the time was
spent in celebrating the basketball
victory over the Fairmont high
Thursday night, Several visitors
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RroiIed FiIIet Of Beef

Serve on a hot platter garnsh-
cd with parsley. Round steak may
be ground very f!ne and made in.
10 little fiat cakes secured with
bacon and brolled IN the same
fashion. An egg may be stirred in.
to the ground meat to bind it. Pan
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NOTICE or Fo&xcLosURE oE:
AIoRTaAaE rf-a

WHEREAS, Default has beerxl made IN
gage hereinafter described, inn that. tine
Mortgagors have failed to pay past due
principal and interest, and upon such
declared ana does hereby declare the
entire mortgage Indebtedness due and
payable as authorized by this mortgage,
and by which the power of alA therei a
contained fElS becGtne opera tnEe, nOT
therefore
NOTICE; is HEREBY GIVEN tha.
;he certain mortgages executed: and de-
widower. Mortgagur to the FIRST State
Bank of sawyer. Mortsagee, dated this
18th day OF October, 1915. andTfiledt for
Deeds of shc County OF Ward and State
of North Dakota on the LIST day of. No
venber, 1916, an6 recorded I'M, kSssok 2lN
by said arortga gee to Rosa! HummeF
which said assignment was dated STR
day of Nov. 1915 and was flee for rec
OF the County of Ward and State of
North Dakota on the 18th day. Of Now
1915 and recorded in Book las Of: Mort-
cages at Page ao1. and assigned: by tht:
Smith which said assignment was
dated Feb. 2lst. 1921 and,wa. filed for
Of the County Of Ward: amor state Ok
North Dakota on the 10Th. day Of Jan.
1922 and was recorded in Book 204 Of
Mortgages on Page GIL: and assigned By
Sleepy Eye. MINI. which. said assign
nent was dated Dec. 14th, 1927 and was
lied for record in the office IT Register
Of Deeds of the County, Off Ward and
State of North Dakota ON, thu 18th. daN.
of Jan. 1922 and recorded in. Book 2O4
of Mortgages on Page .612) Viii be fore
closed by a sale Of the premises in such
|. mortgage and hereinafter described at
| the front door of the Court House in the
| City of Minot and State Of. North pa-
| kota at the hour of 900 o'clock p m.
| on the 18th day. of March. 1922 A. D.,
to 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 those certain premises
| situated in the County of Ward and
| Gtate of North Dakota and described as
| follows:
| East Half of the Southeast quarter
| GEE SEQ of Section Seventeen 40 in
| Township One Hundred Fifty-two. O52)
| North of Range Ejghty-two $50 West
| Of the Fifth Principal Meridian, con-
tanning 80 acres. more or less, accord.
ing to the Government survey thereof
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date of sale the sum of $71S.74
and in addition the costs of this pro.
ceeding. ...
Dated this gath day of January 1922
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SLEEPY EYE.
Assignee Of Mortgage
J. f. organs,
Attorney for Assignee
of Mortgagee. .....s
EIoha1l, y. d. - -.. f. -Eg
- A. P. sCoF1ELD
1-26-6t Sheriff. Ward Co
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CONDENSED MINUTES

The Board of City Commissions rs me1
IN regular session at p. m. January
18th, 1922.
Present: President Smart, Commits
sioners Bratsberg. Gross. Shaft, Thomas
The minutes OF January 9th, 1922 were
read and approved.
Moved by Commissioner Thomas and
seconded by Commissioner Gross that
the resolution providing for the return
ing of funds borrowed from the Con-
tingent Fund for expenses incurred in
connection with the construction of the
Sewage Disposal Plant be adopted and
passed and the Auditor authorized to
draw warrant on the Sewage Disposal
Plant Fund TOR $4120.s1 to- return this
loan.
Roll call: Yeas: Bratsberg, Gross,
Shaft, Thomas, Smart
Moved by Commissioner Thomas and
seconded by Commissioner Bratsserg
that the resolution that certain land be
acquired by condemnation proceedings
for the extension Of First. Avenue n. W.
be adopted and passed.
Roll call: Yeas: Bratsberg, Cross,
Shaft. Thomas. Smart.
The time for receiving bids Cor sup
plying the City poor with. coal was eN-
tended to p. m. January %, 1922.
The Finance Commissioner was auth
orized to sell at par certain. Ward Cour-
ty and Minot Special School District
warrants.
Moved by Commissioner Isratsberg and;
seconded by Commissioner Thomas that
the payrolls for the first half of jan
uary and three bills be allowed and the
on the proper funds in total amounts as
follows:
General, $329.50: Pub. Health, $1oE.50:
Pub: Conv: $731.17= Sewer Mst. No: 2,
Service $60f.25.
President City Commission.
Attest: X. A. Dickinson,
And
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Mortgages, on page $50 will be foreclos-
ed BY sale Of the premises covered by
said mortgage and hereinafter described
at the front door Of the Court House in
the City Of Minot, County Of Ward and
State Of North Dakota at the hour Of
two o'clock p. m. on the 4th day of
March 1922 to satisfy the amount due
on said mortgage on the day OF sale
which is the sum Of $131.24 and the
further sum Of $138016 advanced and
paid as interest on prior mortgage on
the hereinafter described premises, max
ing a total sum due on the day of sale
Of $1,511.40 together with statutory
foreclosure costs.
The premises covered by said mort
gage and to be sold as aforesaid are
Situated in Ward County, North Dakota
and are described as follows; to-wit:
The West Half (W3) Hess Five
acres decided to- Trinity Lutheran
Church., also the Right-of-Way Of the
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
Railway Company as the same is es-
tablished over and across said land; also
IL acres decided to Peder Vibeck) Of
Section Thirty,fiye (s5). in Townshipp
Range Eighty-eight, (ss) West of the
acres more or less according to the
Dated Jan. 10th, 1922.
THE FARM MORTGAGE
LOAN & TRUST COMPANY
"a corporation) Mortgage.
Ralph c. Morton,
Darlington. No. Dakota,
Attorney for Mortgage. 1-26-6t
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sum of $5s5.3O advanced and paid IS
interest on prior mortgage on the
hereinafter described premises 70,
gether with the further sum Of $43.40
advanced and paid as taxes and interest
thereon making total sum due ON tne
day of sale of $1,177.57 together with
statutory foreclosure costs.
The Premises covered by, said mort
gage and to be sold as aforesaid are
situated in Ward County, North Dakota
and are described as follows, to-Wit:
The Northwest Quarter (NW3) OF
Section Thirteen Q3) in Township One
Hundred SiXty-one G6D North OF
Range Eighty -eight (SS) West OF the
5th Principal Meridian, containing $50
acres more or less according to the
Government survey thereof.
THE FARM MORTGAGE
LOAN & TRUST COMPANY,
Ga corporation) Mortgage.
Dated January 18th, 1922.
Ralph: C.. Morton,
Darlington, North Dakota.
Attorney for Mortgagee. 1-26-6t
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NOTICE OF HEARING OF I16PoUHD
ED ANNALS

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA)
COUNTY OF WARD
IN POLICE COURT,
BEFORE JOHN LYNCH,
POLICE MAGISTRATE
State Of North Dakota
John Doe, true name unknown,)
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
Ant, GREETING:
been made and filed before me by 3. T.
Martin, Poundmaster, within and for
the City Of Minot, n. D, on the 23rd day
of Jan. 1922, there was impounded in
his charge the following described
animals, to-wit:
One dark bay nsare with black tail, one
light bay horse, one bay mare, one
brown colt six months old and one
roam colt.
{ Which said! animals were found nun
ming at large on the, Public Streets,
Avenues anal Public Gre1nds of said
City Of Minot.. the owner of said ami
mails is unkrown, and alE persons in
terested therein are hereby notified that
the said City Of: Minob. on the 9Th day
of Feb. 1922. and trial OF said mattsr
Held at said time and place. r." ttIa
You are further notified dhat by de-
fault OF the o~ner to- appear at said
time and place, further proceedings win
be had therein as: provided Fry law and
the Ordinances of the said City of
NEinot.
Given under my hand this gath day
Of Tan 1922
Police Magistrate in and for the
CITY of Minot,. n. D. Z
III
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FOUND MASTERS NOTICE

Take Notice. that on Jan. 10, 1922, 7
ImDounded the following described
an6,nals- one gray gelding, about ~
years old. weight about 1850 pounds and
one bay mare star in forehead and right
hind leg white about 10 inches up from
the hnof and shod. in. front, about II
years., weight about 1900 pounds. And
unless said animals are taken away and
fees paid within 30 days, Of this notice
1 shall on the 10Th day of Feb. 1922 at
my place in Greelv Twp. at. 2 O'Clock in
the afternoon expose for sale and sell
to, the highest bidder for cash the above
described animals. Z
Dated ian. 20, 1922
J. A. JOHNSON,
Pound Master,
1-26-2t Benedict, n, D.
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NOTICE OF HEARING OF INBOUND.
ED ANIMALS

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
COUNTY OF WARD
IN POL1CE COURT,
BEFORE JOHN LYNCH
POLICE MAGISTRATE
State of North Dakota }
VS.
John Doe. true name unknown,
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANT, GREETING:
Please take notice that complaint has
been made and filed before me by =. r.
Martin, ~Poundmaster, within and for
the City Of Minot, n. D. On the 7th day
OF Jan. 1922, there was impounded in
his charge the following described
animals, tO-Wit:
One dark bay horse, two bay horses,
and one dark bay colt.
Which said animals were found rum
ming at large on the Public Streets,
Avenues and Public Grounds of said
City of Minot, the owner of said ami
mails is unknown. and all persons in
terested therein are hereby notified that
hearing wifi be held at my office in
the said City of Minot, on the 9Th day
Of Feb. 1922. and trial of said matter
held at said time and place.
You are further notified that by de-
fault of the owner to appear at said
time and place further proceedings will
be had therein as provided by law and
the Ordinances of the said City of
Minot.
Given under my hand this 6th day
of Jan, 1922.
JOHN LYNCH,
Police Magistrate in and for the
City of Winot, N. D.
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CONDENSED MINUTES

Special meeting Of the Board Of City
Commissioners at 10 a. m. Jan. Is, 1872:
at the City Hall Present: Pres. Smart
Commissioners Bratsberg, Gross, Shaft
Thomas.
The President stated the object of the
meeting to be the consideration of the
good roads proposition.
Moved by Commissioner Shaft anC
seconded by Commissioner Bratsbere
that the City Auditor be authorized to
advertise for bids for a ten ton roller
equipped with attached pressure scarf
fer, both steam and gasoline models,
bids to made according to stated Speci-
fcations and received up to 10 a. m.
Feb. 9Th, 1922.
Roll call: Yeas: Bratsberg, Gross,
Shaft, Thomas, Smart.
Adjournment.
w. NJ. SMART,
President City Commission.
Attest: K. A. Dickinson,
CITY Auditor.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FoREcLos
URE SALE

count of default in the terms thereof
that certain mortgage executed and de-
lvered by Lewis c. Hansen and Ma
thilde Hansen, his wife, mortgagors to
The Farm Mortgage Loan & Trust
Company, Ca corporation) MORTGAGE,
dated December 1st. 1915 and recorded
in the Register of Deeds office Of Ward
County, North Dakota. on January 10th.
1916. at 1910 o'clock a. M. in Book 100
of Mortgages. on page 1856, will be fore
closed by a sale of the premises cover
ed by said mortgage and hereinafter
described at the front door Of the Court
House in the City Of Minot County of
Ward, State Of North Dakota, at the
hour of two o'clock p. m. on the 4th
due o. on ' said mortgage on on the day of
sale which is the sum of $54S.87 and the
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Rugby Wins Prom 1cnot in Debate

The debating team from Rugby high
school won from the Minot high school
debating team in a close contest at
Of interest has been manifested in the
debate and the building was packed
10 the doors.
The question discussed was ''Resolved
that the Dillingham; law is the best
means of+testricting immigration'', Mi
not taking the negative.
The Minot debaterS were Miss Helen
Wilson. oliver Peterson and Walter
spaulding. The Minot debaters acquit-
led themselves splendid1y.
The judges were Dr. l.. H. Beeler of
Mnot; Atty. c. w. Hookway of Gran
vile and Judge A G. Burr Of Rugby.
Accompanying the Minot team to Rug
oy We're tneuMissee MISSES Ste!th aaosKins'
and Mabel and Helen Sundstrom and
Chester RosenZweig.
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old, and one light bay colt with white
face and white hind legs
Which said animals were found rum
ming at large On the Public Streets,
Avenues and Public Grounds Of said
City of Minot. the owner OF said AMI
terested therein are hereby notified that
a hearing will be held at my office in
the said City of Minot. on the 3oth day
Of Jan. 1922, and trial of said matter
You are further notified that by de-
fault Of the owner to appear at said
time and place further proceedings will
be had therein as provided by law and
the Ordinances of the said City Of
Minot.
Given under my hand this 10Th day
of Jan. 1922.
JOHN LYNCH, 4''l
Police Magistrate in and for the
City of Minot, N. b.