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LEGAL NOTICES
Continued


Continued
Of School Commissioners Of the City Of
Indianapolis
cepted. shall not within five days after
notice of such acceptance. perform his Did
by entering into a written contract with
the Board, TO perform the work IN accord
ance with the provisions of the speutiCa-
uOns. and within that time secure the per
Torrance OF his contract by a surety bond.
with surety or sureties to the approval OF
the Board, his certified check or draft and
the proceeds thereof shall be and remain
the absolute property OF the Board as
HqUidated damages agreed upon for such
failure. IL being impossible to estimate the
amount of damages such failure would Oc-
casion to the Board.
The contractor viii be required to ex-
ocute contract and give a bond, forms
of which contract and bond are made a
part Of the specifications The right is re,
served by the Board 20 reject any or all
proposals and to refrain from accepting
or reecting proposals not more than seven
RICHARD o. JOHNSON,
Business Director.
Indianapolis, Ind Oct ii. 1924.
Oct. IA, 81.
NOTICE OF THE SALE or MARION
COUNTY COMPETING LINK ROAD
Notice is hereby by given that up to 10
o'clock a. m. on the Both day of October,
1924, sealed bids will be received by the
the office of said Treasurer I'm the court
house in the City of indianapolis, Indiana.
for the purchase Of Connecting Link Road
Bonds of 1924 of one thousand Isl .00O)
dollars each, numbering seventy-one GU,
and shall be issued in ten series, dated
Oct; LIST; 1924, and mature as follows
The first nine series shall be OF seven
bonds of one thousand (Sl,000) dollars
each.
The tenth series shall be of eight bonds
of one thousand Isl .O00) dollars each.
The first series shah mature on the LIST
day of October, 1925. and each series on
the LIST day OF October thereafter up to
and including Oct. l. 1888 and shall bear
interest at the rate of 4 u per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually on the LIST
day of April and the LIST day Of October
each year.
Said installments Of interest shall be
evidenced by interest coupons attached to
said bonds and the first coupon ATTACHED
to each OF said bonds for the interest on
said bonds from date of Issue until the
1st day of April. 1925, Said bonds and
payable at the office Of the County Treas
urer Of Marion County, Indiana
The sale OF said bonds will continue
from day to day after above named date
until all are sold. Said bonds have been
Of said county in strict compliance with
the laws Of Indiana to provide funds TO
pay for Connecting Link Roads in said
Marion County
Said bonds will be sold to the highest
and best bidder at not less than par value
The right is reserved to reject any and
Signed this 18th day Of October, 1924
J. l.. DUVALL.
Treasurer of Marion County.
a
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TRUST COMPANY STATEMENTS
Washington
Bank and Trust Company

OFF llEttS.
J EDWARD NORRIS President.
CARL A BLOCH Vice President
MARX Y. RINEHART. Vico President
and Secretary.
CLIFTON y FIELDS. Treasurer.
7 EDWARD JOHNSON. Auditor
FRANCIS ". PAYNE. Trust Officer and
Assistant Secretary.
SCOTT T. BREWER. Manager Real Es-
tate Department
Condensed statement of tho condition OF
the Washington Bank and Trust Com
pany of Indianapolis In the State of In
diana at the close of It's business on DC
tUbcr 10. 1924
Loans and discounts 81 800 ass 30
Real estate .....-..-........ $50 30
Overdrafts ............. @S9.T3
Company building, vaults
and equipment ........ 21S.S11 90
United states bonds and 9th
er securities ...-........ 1872 .9l3.3T
Cash on hand and IN banks 2B3 5l7 OF
Total resources ......... 50. 1888. SOS s.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid tn.....S 100 600 90
Net undivided profits and
surplus ............. s. 2q1 %
Reserves ................ ~ 30T 81
Total deposits ........ 2.049 $50 40
Banking house ......... 10000 90
Due departments ...... "A so. 40
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Report of Condition of the Continental National
Bank at Indianapolis, in the State of Indiana, at
the Close of Business on Oct. 10, 1924
PFcOTTpNEc

Loans and discounts. including redis-
counts .....-... ,...--.... .......-......
Overdrafts unsecured .....,...,.- ............
Customers liability account OF accept
auccs executed by this bank o.. ,.........
United states Government securities
owned
Deposited 10 secure circulation Omitted
States bonde. par valUe) ...,.........
All other United States Government
securities .....,. ,........
iotdl &c
Other bonds securities. etc. ............
Real estate owned. other than banking
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve
Items with Federal Reserve Bank in
process OF collection mot available as
TeScrVe) .....-,
Cash IN vaults and amounts due from
national banks .........,.. .-....-.........
Net amounts due from banks bankers and
trust companies in the United States.
Exchanges for clearing house ..........
Checks ON other banks In the same city
town OF reporting bank ...........,
Checks on banks located outside city or
town of reporting banks and other cash
Redemption fund with United States
treasurer and due from United States
treasurer
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LIABILITIES

1dpilaf Sto'K pdlu III -r'''' 1865
Undivided profits ..... ............... go.
Reserve for interest and taxes accrued. q.
IotaI .....''..."-.. .'sHs
Less current expenses, interest and taxes
Circulating notes outstanding ............
Net amounts due to national banks. .....
Net amounts due to banks bankers and
trust companies IN United States and
Certified checks outstanding ........ .'.-
Cashiers checks on own bank out
Demand deposits (other than bank de-
posits) subject to reserve deposits pay
able within thirty days)
Individual deposits subject to check. .-.-.-
Certificates OF deposit due in less than
thirty days (other than for money
State 8Sl' county or municipal deposits
secured by surety bond .............
Dividends unpaid ................ 49,.
Time deposits subjects to reserve tpay-
thirty days or more notice and
postal savings)
Other time deposits .....-.....
Postal savings deposits ..yr-............
United States Government securities bor-
Bills payable with Federal Reserve
No aesN and bills rediscounted with FED
Acceptances executed by this bank for
customers ."sa--.
Total ................., .HvH' =
State. Of Indiana, County Of Marion. IS:
/. r. W. Spiegel, cashier of the above
the above statement is true, to the best OF
Subscribed and sworn to before me sthis
Ny commission expires March %. 1872
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
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er OF the above named bank. do sol
true TO the best of my knowledge and
iENZEL JR., Vice President Cashier.
lis 10Th day OF October. 1924
GEORGE c. CALVERT. Notary Public.
-.
O. y FRENZEL,
T. X PARRY
HENRY ". LAWRENCE
Directors.
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indianapolis. Ind. Oct IL. 1924.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given by the Board
OF Public Works of the City Of Indian
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
indianapolis Ind. Oct. z. 1924.
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given by the Board Of
Public Works of the City of Indianapolis
Ind. that on the 9th DAY Of October. 1924.
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owe named bank. do solemnly swear
best OF my knowledge and belief
H BAYLOR. Cashier.
is 18th day OF October. 1924
GORGE c. CALVERT. Notary Public.
g.
Correct Attest:
JOHN J. APPEL.
ARTHUR V. BROWN.
FRANK D. STALNAKER,
Directors.
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LEGAL NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
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CHARLES E COFFIN.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

9. 10. II. -, Il. -. 1924
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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st Of my knowledge and belief.
ELMER W. STOUT, President.
18th day of October. 1924.
JOHN T. CLARK, Notary Public
CHARLES B. sOMMERS.
w. HATHAWAY SIMMONS.
FRED HOKE.
Directors.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT.

Board Of Public Works. City Of Indian
a1Ois
Oct. I8. Il Is. Is. i. Is. 90. 1924
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CHARLES E. COFFIN.

n. J. SPENCER.
Board OF Public Works, City Of Indian
polls.
Oct. Is. Il Is. 16. L. is. 90. 1924.
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4 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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they approved an assessment roll showing
the prima facie assessments for the fol
lowing described public improvement as au-
thorzed by the improvement Resolution
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CHARLES E. COFFIN.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT.

loard O PUBLIC WOrks- Jlty OF INDIA
apolis
lct. s. 8. 10. II. ID II. Is. 1924.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT

Board Of Public Works. CIty Of Indi
apons
oct. S 9. 10. II. l3 Il. l5 1921.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD

CITY ADVERTISEMENT
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-03-07

In the three-cornered fight in
North Dakota between Coolidge, John
son and LaFollette, supporters OF
Coolidge are confident of victory. The
North Dakota primary is held a weel
before the primary election in thi,
state.
The members Of the Booster Class
elected their Officers for the coming
quarter last Sunday at the regular
Sunday School session. Mr.. Hoover
principal Of the Wood schools, was
elected president, and Miss Haze
Guthrie, also of the high school, was
elected as vice president. Dallas
Moore was elected secretary and
treasurer. A program committee was
then appointed by the president in ths
persons of Miss Lila Haugo, Miss
Julia Tuell Miss Beulah Krieger and
Miss Edith Sinkler. 1t is hoped that
good and profitable results will follow
III the wake of this newly organized
class.
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The County Commissioners were in
session at White River this week.
The Wood Orchestra did not meet
for regular practice last week, for va
rious reasons. However, il is hoped
that hereafter nothing will prevent
! them from gathering regularly.
We learn that Robert Miller, who
has been conducting a hardware store
at Carter ever since that town game
into existence, has disposed of his
| stock and gone to st. Paul, Minnesota,
to make his home.
Jess Burns returned home Wednes-
day from Hatfield, Missouri, where
he had been to attend the funeral OF
his brother. Jess says that he found
lots Of mud in Missouri, in fact the
roads seemed to be pretty muddy all
dong the Ere.
Walt Hn~man delivered TO Merrill
Kaufman lumber last Saturday with
Which Merrill expects to construct a
3idewalk from his house to his garage,
| so that the will not have to wade
through the gumbo to get to his coal
Tin in his garage.
At the Cody township election held
lst Tuesday, the following officers
we're elected for the comino year:
| a~pcrvisor, Ed Hellekson Clerk, Chas.
ay., Treasurer, j. j. Steiner; Con-
able, Ed Strait; Assessor, DR.. Rake.
Fe did not learn the name of the
lsticc Of the Peace elect.
The weather this week has been
ypical Of the month Of March. First
re had a regular spring-like day, then
heavy, wet snow that ca.'n Gown
emily and lay where it fell, th-r now
qualls, some of which were ace 'Lpa-
ned by a good stiff breeze thai gave
)ur people visions of a bad blizzard
n fact we have had most every kind
! : weather during the past we2r-
These charged with dragging the
ads went to White River last We'd
lesday to receive some instructions
'cgarding their work from a member
If the State Highway Commission,
who was supposed to be ct the county
eat on that day, bat as the party
failed to appear, Superintendent OF
Highways Witherspoon gave those
present a talk on road dragging.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. /. Sinklcr are the
proud parents of a bouncing baby girl
)oln to them early SATURDAY. morning,
'ebruary %. The little miss will be
igible to become a member of the
cap Year Club, as she will have only
ne real birthday every four years,
Mess the calendar makers get busy
and change the calendar, giving u
thirteen months of an equal number
If days each instead of twelve months
IS at present arranged.
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RULES FOR THE ESSAY
CONTEST ON ALFALFA

To the teachers of Mellette county:
Several changes have been made
since the teachers meeting, Saturday
February 10.
/. Only one essay cen be entered
n the contest, "Why My Father
Should Raise Five Moro Acres OF Al
falfa."
2. All ESSAYS should be received
~ Mrs. Fridy. county superintendent,
Nv March Is, when they will be judged
bv three Judges for both composition
and material.
There will be a sweepstakes prize
of $500 given for the best essay IN the
contest.
There will also be a prize of 500
Tor the best essay in each grade, name
ly, the sixth, seventh and eighth
These prizes are given by the Mellette
County Farm Bureau.
8. The material for these essay
| should be obtained by the pupils from
| their parents, from their %neighbors OF
from their own observation. We viii
| send material on request but woulc
| rather have essays with original ma.
terial.
The following questions could b(
| answered in this essay:
/. Is alfalfa a profitable nay croI
n Mellette countyf
.. Is alfalfa q profitable seed croI
IA Mellette county?
3. Is it necessary to have altalft
assure in Mellette county?
4. Is it profitable to raise alfalfs
.ay TO sell on the market in Mellett'
! county?
s. Do you consider alfalfa hay bet
ter than native hav for milk COWS
range COWS, calves, hogs, poultry o
horseS7
6. Do you think that it is necessary
o raise a legume such as alfalfa IL
Mellette county to keep up the fertil
ty Of the soilf
7. Do you think n farmer can b
TOO busy or too hard up not to rails
alfalfa in Mellette county9
8. Would you like TO have anothe
alfalfa tour this summer AID woulC
,ou go on such a tour?
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We have had snow flurries every
day this week.
We certainly have had some typical
March weather the past week.
March came in like a lamb, all
right. Will it 60 out like a lion?
1t showed AGAIN last Tuesday after
noon, but the snowfall did not amount
to much.
A group of young people assembled
Saturday evening at Cleaver's, and
enjoyed the evening.
Mrs. F.. s. Richardson and son Dale
sncnt Sunday with her husband and
Clare on the farm east of town.
Pie supper and dance at Anderson
school, March 8. Ladies bring pies
and men well filled pocketbooks.
NJ. Fl. Weed and son. Floyd, went
to Fairfax, Monday morning, or bus
mess. They returned home Tuesday
The Mellette Threshing Company
held their annual stockholders meet
ing at the school house last Saturday
and elected the same officers to hold
over another year.
The Ladies Aid society will be IN.
tcrtained at the home of Mrs. K. S
Cleaver. on Thursday afternoon, Mar
10. All the ladies are most cordially
invited TO attend this meeting.
Mrs. Ida II. Mcdonald, the govern
ment field matron, was at Okreek sew
cral days last week, helping with th'
sick at the Dersig home and othe;
places in that vicinity. She returned
home Monday.
On account of the snow and rain
storm last Friday the local basket bal
team did not go to Murdo to play q
return game, as announced last week.
The boys have had to cancel two OF
their dates recently on account o.
weather conditions.
{. Abourezk and Mr.. Gibson, re
tanned Monday from Mission, where
they had rome to snend Sunday. Lee
Mcdonald, who has been employed az
the Miasion bank for some time past
returned with them and will visit here
for q while with his parents. They
said they found the roads pretty bat
on account of the heavy, wet snow.
Miss Theresa Cordes, who is teach.
IN he Rankin school in Butte Valley
had the misfortune to have the horse
she was riding to school slip and fal
with her near the Rankin home, last
Friday evening, with the result thai
she painfully injured one of her legs
Mr.. Rankin helped her get home that
evening. The rain ard snow that day
made it very slippery and travel some
what hazardous.
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L. w. billiard, of Neutral Ridge
p Bad Nation way, was a Wood Wis
tor, from Thursday until Monday
being a guest of P. c. Mcdonald. Mr.
billiard is somewhat interested IL
ado, and he lost some sleep during
lis visit here, listening in on what
was in the air. This was the frs
| ime Lon had ever listened In on {
ado and be has the makings of al
enthusiastic radio fan. He thinks il
l most wonderful machine and wei
ret it won't be long until he'll b.
,uuipped to grab the many gooC
hines floating around in the ethe
right at his home at Neutral Ridge
md then you won't be able to induce
him to leave home at all. Well, We
lre all glad to see l.. W. when he
:omes to town, anyway.
President Coolidge will have the
delegation to the national republican
convention, Coolidge supporters IL
Iowa now say, basing their predictions
IN the returns from rs counties IL
which conventions have been held, At
# which passed resolutions endorsing
he president.
Congress is starting SO many inves
LEGATIONS that it won't be long unit
none of the congressman will be left
% enact laws, their time will be en-
rely taken up with Investigations Of
his, that and the other thing ant
then the people may eventually b'
called upon to investigate the IN
vestigators.
Soothing statisticians give assurance
that average living costs dropped two
enths Of one percent during the month
If January. On a family expense bud
,et of 500 per month that would indi
cate a theoretical saving of 20 cents
Theoretical" is right.
When governor of Massachusetts
Calvin Coolidge found the state IL
control Of some 1lS different depart
ments differed by some three thou
sand employees. He cleaned house a
one full stroke, reducing the commits
sions to about 20 and making the new
appointments all at once against the
advice Of the leading politicians OF
the state. He did his duty and tho
people stood by him. He is a mar
who fearlessly does what he thinks Is
right and stands by his acts.
Coming Again. LANCE Eye Man o
Mitchell. to Pine Ridge, March 9
Porcupine, March 10. a. IN; Martin
March 10, p. m; Vetal, March IL "a
M; Norris, March IL, p. NJ; Rosebud
March IL, a. m; Mission, March II
D. m; Winner, March Is and Is. J
am adding these towns to my regular
route and will make them regularly
each year. We have the largest ex
elusive optical business in South Da.
kota. If You have eye trouble SEE
ne. Come early.
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standing general fund warrants of
Berkeley School Dist. No. 3, are here
by called for payment, up to and in.
Guiding Register No. 885. Interest
will cease on March IL, 1924. Fred
Matouseck, Treasurer, Berkeley School
District No. 3. 60
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-03-07
Mrs. Crandall Qowa) Tells How She
Stopped Chicken Losses

Last spring. rats killed al our baby chicks. Wish
I'd known about Rat-Snap before. With just one
large package we killed swsrms Of rata They won't
ret this years matches. I'll bet" Rat-Spaph guar
sntecd and sells for 3Sc. oSc, $i.2S.
Sold and guaranteed By
Richardson b Sons, Wsod.' s. d.
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For Sale-Three head of good work
horses and enc good saddle horse,
priced to sell, or will trade for corn
or barley. A. c. Moore, Wood, S. ID.
60
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Notice is hereby given that all out.
standing general fund school warrants
Of Wood School District No. i, Mel
le4te county, South Dakota, are here
by called for payment up to and in
Guiding Register No. $50. Interest
ceases March 3, 1924. NJ. D. Payne,
Treasurer. Wood School District
No. /. IA
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
For Week Ending March j

Total precipitation from January
1924, TO date 1.5s
Precipitation, previous years:
l913-l7.96. l914--l9.57. 19l5--32.4
i9l6--lS.S2. l9l7--l8.2l. 191S--l9.5
l~9l9--2032. l920--2S.15. 192l-1S.2O
l~922--24.23. l923--2l.1S.
Fred G.. Kirch. Observer.
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Warrant Call
Notice is hereby given that all out
The Washington times., 1924-01-15
OFFER ENGLISH ACRES
FOR SALE BY MILLIONS

LONDON, Jan. 16.--Millions Of
acres Of England's best lands, in.
GLIDING country estates Of many
members Of the peerage and the
choicest productive farms, have been
offered for sale during the last few
weeks, as the owners have practi.
cally reached the limit Of their
ability to pay the taxes and be re.
sponsible for the high death duties.
Many famous estates have been
sold since the war, but now the
market for them has been faily well
filled and there seems little chance
Of finding purchasers for those now
put up except for the occasional
speculator who buys them for break
ing up into small lots. Generally
such a speculator obtains q property
for a small price and then sells some
Of the land to tenant farmers, trust
ing to chance to dispose Of the re-
mainder in lots to city jewellers
DESTROYS Of leading a rustic life.
The Washington times., 1924-01-15
COWBOY To GET
ROOSEVELT
TROPHY
Yakima Canutt, Of Los An
geIes, Will Receive This
Years Cup.
Rr 1nternatlonnI Nom sarrlna.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 15.-Pres-
entation Of the Roosevelt trophy,
annually awarded to the world
champion rider, roper and bull.
dogger and which goes this year to
Yakima Canutt, Of this city, will
occur here amid elaborate cere-
monies at a date to be announced
shortly.
Sharp work, performed at the
Cheyenne Frontier Days and Pen.
dleton Roundup last summer, wen
the prize for the Los Angeles man.
Canutt. who has taken prizes of
various descriptions since he en-.
tered the contesting field in 1914,
Immediately after winning the COW.
boy championship, retired to Los
Angeles.
The trophy was designed by Eyre
Powell, formerly q newspaper man,
of Los Angeles. Each year It ia
presented by the Hotel Roosevelt
New York city, to the man winning
the most points ct Cheyenne and
Pendleton. The base Of the trophy
Is engraved as follows:
"In memory of great American
who was the friend of the Western
cowboy, Theodore Roosevelt. THE
trophy is presented by the Hotel
Roosevelt, New York city: