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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-20

Mrs. A. G. Danielson was a
Twin City visitor for few days
last week.
ID. J. Adolphsen has taken over
the school route job made vacant
by the departure of Peter Ber-
entsen.
Emil Andersen left yesterday
for Kasson to which place he had
been called on account of the
death of his aunt.
Chris r. Christensen, L. C. Pc
dersen, Fred Degerstrom and H.
Petersen were business callers in
Pine City Tuesday.
Otto Sebald was a Superior,
Wis, visitor Sunday, going up to
attend a meeting of the main
tenance of way employees of the
railroad.
The Fred +. Hansen family,
east of town, who have been
quarantined for scarlet fever the
past six weeks, are now entirely
recovered and able to be around
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Waldo
mar. from near Albert Lea, came
here last week for a visit at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Petersen, and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Petersen
who have been visiting at the
home of a daughter in Wisconsin
the past winter, returned short
time ago to their farm 4 miles
north of Askov.
c. M. Nelson visited in Minnea-
polls over Sunday with his wife
who is attending her mother,
Mrs. Patrick of Hinckley, the lat
ter having had another operation
performed on her eye.
S. L. Lennox. representative of
the M. A. Gedney Co., came here
yesterday to deliver pickle seed
and possibly sign up a few more
acres. II is possible that tanks
will be built here this summer.
Jens Hyldahl who has been
renting the Lauritz Nielsen farm
the past year, has taken tenn
porary position in the Askov
Mercantile Co. store and will
commence upon his new duties
next week.
Conrad Christensen was up
from Sandstone first of the week
looking after business interests.
He reports that Mrs. Christensen
is now able to sit up and expects
to be home in the course of an
other week or so.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-20

Mrs. Soren Petersen returned
last week from the southern part
of the state where she had been
visiting her folks for a few
weeks.
Martin johnson who has not
been in the best of health for a
long time, went to Duluth yes
terday for a thorough examina-
ton and possibly treatment or
operation.
Ernst Mailing was IN Duluth
again last Friday to visit Mrs.
Mailing at the hospital. She is
still in a critical condition and it
was expected that an operation
would be performed this week.
Reports say that the ground
hog has been seen hereabout the
past few days-a sure sign of
spring. BY the way today
March 20th--is the official begin
ming of spring according to the
calendar.
Miss Ragna Sorensen, oldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. johann
mes Sorensen, east of town, has
been very i'll with pneumonia and
her condition was critical Sunday
night. Since that she has been
steadily improving a little.
Mrs. Chris Jensen and little
daughter. Viola, came here this
week from Hutchinson for a
visit. being guests at the Carl
Miller home. Mrs. Jensen who
was formerly Miss Petra Ander-
sen and better known to Askoy
folks by that name, is at present
assisting at the Carl H. Degn
home where there is much sick
ness. She is a cousin of Mr..
Degn.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-20
ASKOV

Isadore A. Wendt, proprietor
of Wendt's Cafe, Hinckley, was
a business caller in Askov Tues
day.
Hans Koed went to Mime
apolis Friday and returned Sat.
urday evening with a used Over
land car which he purchased
there.
Sigurd Simonsen and Emil
Christensen left the first of this
week in the formers car for
Tyler and Lake Benton for visit
with relatives and friends.
Marinus Mortensen returned
Friday from Centuria, Wis,
where he had gone with Jas.
Frokjer's car of household goods
and helped them get settled on
their farm.
Damgaard Thygesen has had a
14x30 fl. machine shed built on
his farm, southwest of town; Ole
0lesen and crew finishing the job
the first Of this week. Mr.Thyge-
sen will use il for the time being
as a barn.
The Askov Orchestra is maxi
ing arrangements to put on a
dance at the ID. B. S. hall Friday
evening, March 2S, and will of
course furnish their own music
which they promise will be first
class. See their advertisement
elsewhere in this issue.
Jorgen Juhl came up here last
week from Granite Falls, where
he has been ditching all winter,
for a visit with relatives and
friends, He is nursing broken
foot which misfortune he met
with a couple weeks previous to
coming here when a large tile
fell on il while he was at the
bottom of the ditch.
Are you planning to attend
the taxation discussion at the
ID. b. S. hall Saturday evening,
March %? The committee in
charge have arranged for an able
introduction on the subject after
which it is hoped many more will
express their opinions. If you
have any good plan for reducing
our taxes here is a good oppor-
tunity to explain it. A collection
will be taken up to defray the
hall rent expense,
Walter Thomson came up here
last week from Minneapolis for
a few days visit with his wife
and children at the A. p. Jensen
home. He expects to go to Mil
waukee, Wis, in the near future
and enter a tuberculosis sanatar-
ium, a recent X-ray having re-
vealed that his one lung is
slightly infected. He left again
Sunday might for Minneapolis
and from there will 20 on to the
Milwaukee sanatarium where he
expects to remain at least six
months.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-20

A. G. Danielson was a Duluth
visitor Sunday.
Jeppe Sorensen received his
Fordson tractor last week from
the local garage.
Sigvard Thomson bought a
Ford touring car from the garage
the first of this week.
Aage Jensen who has been
visiting friends here for several
days, being a guest at the l.. c.
Petersen home, left Tuesday for
Minneapolis.
Mrs. VIM. Andersen and baby
came here last week from Silver
Star, Mont, to join her husband
at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Marinus Andersen.
Chr. Sorensen who has been
taking VIM. Olesen's place at the
A. Henriksen feed store the past
three weeks, made a business
trip to Minneapolis the first Of
this week.
w. p. Hogan of Kerrick. was a
business caller in Askov Tuesday,
stopping off here on his return
from Pine City where he was
present at the county commits
sioners' meeting.
VIM. 0lesen who has been
slightly i'll and more or less busy
taking care Of their sick baby the
past three weeks, returned to his
work at Henriksen's feed store
the first Of this week.
There will be a basket ball
game Monday night, March "a,
at the ID. B. S. hall, between two
local boys teams. The admission
will be low. just enough to defray
expenses-adults 15c and child
rem 10c. Be there and see the
fun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Monsoon,
east of town, have both been
quite i'll for some time and con-
fined to bed. Mr.. Monsoon is now
able to be around but is still very
weak, while Mrs. nj. is still in
bed. The neighbors have been
assisting them with the farm
work, for which they are
very thankful.
Rev. S. ID. Rodholm left last
night for Des Moines, Iowa, to at
tend a meeting of the board of
directors of the Danish Lutheran
Church of America, of which he
is president. Mrs. Rodholm and
the two smaller children went to
Des Moines from Crawling, Mich,
and will meet her husband there.
Arnold Sorensen returned Sun
day from Minneapolis where he
had spent the past week with his
wife and Mrs, Jacob Christensen
at the Fairview hospital. He re
ports that both the ladies are i'm
proving nicely since their recent
operations and expect to return
home the first of next week.
Jacob Christensen was also at the
hospital couple days last week;
he returned home Friday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-20
ASKOV MARKETS

Butter, creamery, per ID. so. 46
Eggs, per doz. .........,.. Is
Chickens. under 4 lbs. per ID. IL
Chickens, over 4 lbs, perlb. .18
Spring Chickens, h.. 49,. IA
Potatoes, per 100 lbs. go to 20
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-03-20
PLAY AT JACKSON SCHOOL

Aplay The Farmerette" is to
be given at the Jackson school
house. district IS. midway be-
tween Bruno and Askov, on Fri
day evening, March 18th. La.
dies are requested to bring their
names wrapped in a carpet ball
and lunch for two. Everyone
welcome.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
WOMEN GROWING ROBUST
University Statistics Show Marked
Physical Improvement in the
& Sex in America.

Let pessimists stew in their own BIT
ter juice; the American woman Is
steadily growing taller, healthier, and
more robust, more fit to take her own
part and to mother strong race.
Doctor Mosher of Stanford university,
in note reprinted from the California
State journul of Medicine, shows that
the average height of Stanford women
has risen from 62.i inches in 1892 to
"a inches in 1921. That of yassar
wemen has risen from 63.2 inches in
1900 to "a inches in 1921 : that of
Smith college women from 62.S inches
in 1892 to 64.2 in 1921. III, rgarts.
Doctor Mosher gives some very In
teresting correlations between the In
crease in height and the increasing
width Of waist the diminishing length
and width of skirt, and physiological
normality. The cause of the improve
ment, almost certalnly,ais the Increased
freedom of physical movement de
manded by athletics and reluctantly
licensed by fashions in women's
clothes. l..as.- .,a,.-
No man, 1t is written. may add a
cubit to his stature by taking thought.
The average womaa has proved that
she eau add al least inches to her
stature by taking exercise.-New Re
public.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
EsKIMos TAKE CARE OF OLD
Elders Counsel Always consIdered-
Mutual Kindness the Rule
In Aretiea

Old people are held In great respect
among the Eskimos and their counsel
In always considered They help as
fast as they are uhlc In the household
work. the old men repairing weapons
harness, etc, nnd the old women In
sewing and tending the lamps. Ir
times OF scarcity, as In winter. meat
anc oil Is always shared around.
nrectly seal or deer In brought In
II In cut ep and -'nt TO each needy
famlly. In times OF plenty each family
Is supposed to provide for itself. but
old people, widows and orphans have
always the hrst claim upon those sho
have the means.
Among these people mutual Kind.
meas Is general obligation. A widow
or orphuu child l. never left alone. but
tnkon Into The house and family circle
OF the nearest relative. The widow
gives her services In return for food
and lodging and clothing and ths child
Ia cared for exactly as the nuns owp
offspring Detroit News.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
NARROW ESCAPE FROM TlGEn
Hunter in India Shot Animal Through
the Heart While Being Car
ried Into Jungle.

The most terrible experience ! ever
came across in India, reports w. A.
Fraser, was that of sahb whose
name have forgotten. though re
member the name of his asSuciate,
Mr.. FOwndes.
This sahlb was lying Hat on a gravel
ly bar beside salt lick, waiting for
sambar tdeer), when suddenly some
terrific force hit him between the
shu,ade.s, driving his face Into the
gravel.
Ii was in the cold weather, so he
was wearing an ulster, aud now he
was lifted by the something that
gripped the coat across his shoulders
and dragged along the bar. lie could
hear purring, like the whir Of an
electric fan. A ghastiy smell OF car
rion was in his nostrils, and on either
side of his head showed the yellow
forearm OF u tiger. s..s %
- He realized that as soon as they
reached the jungle. so yards away. the
tiger would make meal OF him. And
how helpless he wusl
Suddenly II flashed through his
mind that he had heavy revolver In
his coat pocket. His arms were quite
free, SO he managed to get the pistol,
cooked II and fired upward. trying FOR
the tigers heart.
Al the pistols report he was lifted
bodily. whirled around and thrown sew
eral feet They had reached the Jun.
Gle, and six feet away the tiger was
roaring. elawing up the earth and roll
ing over and over. The sahlb crawled
through the bushes and came out TO
tho river, where he was seen by
fowndes lie was wreck, naturally.
Next day they found the tiger dead,
the big bullet having gone through his
heart.-Saturday Evening Post.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
Shooting Cement.

An 1Smile tunnel has been pierced
to bring New York's water from the
Catskills Four hundred thousand bar
rels of cement will be used In lining
the tunnel. A mixing plant ut the
month of each one Of the seven shafts
OF the tunnel discharges compounded
concrete down an eight-inch pipe at
the rate of mile minute. The con
crete is shot into steel forms by .
concrete cannon"
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE

Oihce OF the state Board Of Land Com.
nussioncrs. Denver. Colo, January 4.
1924.
Notice is hereby given that II. w
Bauer. whose postoiiCg address In Am
hersl, Colo, has made application No.
B-3-1l, 10 lease the following described
Colorado. to-wit.
All OF Section Sc. Township n.
Range 90 W, agricultural Grazing
leascl
Notice Is further hereby given that
ell other persons desiring 10 lille an app
phcation TO lease all or any part of this
uact OF land must file same In this Office
prior to February {. 1895, as no other
application to lease the above described
lands will be considered after said date.
EARL COOLEY,
Register state Board Land
Commissioners.
Published Jan. lO-lI.2l-3l. lg2i.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
NOTICE OF FINAL BUTTlEmgNr
AND DETERMINATIONS or

q
hs.ais Ih oi katcrlna Hajok Caiao called
~ S,ahsrine ssl hajelo. DcGoased.'
:. Notice y hereby given that ON tho ,,s
nigned VIII present 10 Tho fointv .o,,rt
es,,,a ,n'i,pa county Colorado. hla aa-
sSunts s.,,,i's lnr hnAl settlement Of admlnls-
N, iif,',"n ., oi said eHtRte, when and where
aNn, Nn, p.it shh ~ Interest may nppoar and
'"lsvt 70 them, II they no doairo.
tisp,ilo. ~ ,i. " also hereby given TINT an
ntINtleh ior the doturninatlon OF heir
sH ei rhli khtafinn llalnit taiso called
~ ,.stn'Iihf lihielD, decranpd haa boen
nmsu" hni TINT tho Court will on aaid
uNN nNf"luhglorn mentioned ar al any
uhW 20 which tho hearing may lie sons
.Muinl proceed 10 nnrnrtnia nnd ,tctar
tHlnN Nhp ate tho hUtrH of I fha ,,sia
natelihh Haith fhihn pHiiod |t,atbefina
ia"4.hh urreHHrd and nH Hiirh entitiad
IT, iHn,tll any lands. tOnrmsnts harsdI-
s',,,nt nt,i't"'a on other property read or pnr-
tslih,t tghhltuilnF az or "a mani ar ths
5,Ate et lhr said kntafinp iiaiais fniso
,anvu catherine lihieD. dasshsrd and
u.,I l,rrfur accordingly af ,xLirh
~, a,,eilnA gu pgtHonn clhimlur Ia bo hairs
49, ~ Nv y nnld deceased may nbp.ar and
lFrHnnt their nfaaf f "FH'"t ~"
CHARLES II. TAYLOR.
hImlniHtratur uf the estate
% kAtenna iihiuk falno call
ft,,,t. ~ Catherine lfnisiO. dacossos
iis,u,no Walro1. Attorney
Hs1 pnWcallon January 10, 1884
puehohuon February q, iaat
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
caffI,a 10000 African ,I,y,,

'fl'ntrera uhd slave traders from
h''e'i'""l helped mhkr llnt unp of tit
nhl"rthhi ports Of Fnsinnd In the
hiRhieenlh century. aud in on, year /,
WIS bonsted that vessels from liver.
lo'' 'hrrled to the new world nfty
ihoimhd Alavcs from Africa ana
wien that trade was Eune ilyrpcoI
went after the cotton trade ana bu,
men = bis fne,cr IN TINT trndc W IN.
pfas'nt day
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
Mr.. and Mrs Rodney Davis Of La
mar. Nebr, called Sunday evening on
sMr. and Mrs. Otis Harte.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Davis Of La.
mar. Nebr, called Sunday evening on
kMr. and Mrs. Otis Harte. s'ls
Miss Bess and Ross Stewart and
Glen Poe called Sunday afternoon on
Gladys Gregg.
Fred Miles and family spent Sunday
at the Bill Shultz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Stewart. Ed
mond Robinson and Mamie cauble
spent Sunday with Bess and Ross
Stewart.
The public sale held by A. c. Cauble
was we'll attended in spite of the bad
weather, causing the stock to bring
a fair price. and the p. T. A. to clear
nearly $500.
7 Everybody remember the chicken
pie supper at the Amitie school house
Friday night, Jan. %. For those who
are puzzled as to how to prepare the
pie we will give You recipe as to
the best of our knowledge. Make
light biscuits and pour we'll cooked
chicken boiling hot over your biscuits.
Let a. Herald Want Ad be your
salesman-PHONE 6S.
Herman Poe and son Glen attended
the. Spells sale near Venango Tues
day. 4
The VIM. Meusborn corn shelling
outfit is in this neighborhood doing
some shelling.
sy{TCi
Mamie and James Cauble and Ed.
mond Robinson spent Sunday after.
noon at the C. B. Colglazier home.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
IsREAL II, LEVIN. ALSO Called

ISREAI. IL LEVIN, ALSO CALLED I.
II LENIN, ROSE LEVIN. HUSBAND
AND WIFE. HERMAN L. SENSTOCK
ADAM LIcHTENBERG, Deiend.irlts'
Under and by virtue OF decree and
order OF sale entered in the District
Court In aud for the County OF Phil.
lips, state OF Colorado on the 18th day
|oi December A. ID. 1898 wherein II was
decrecd mat there WAS due the above
NAMED plniniif d Dudden from the
above named defendants isreal IL, Lew
In also called l. IL Lcvin. aud Rose
Levin, husband and wife, on a certain
mote ana mortgage the sum Of Nine
Thousand Three Hundred -Four and 80
loo Dollars tsJoi aGl ana costs. which
was docrped a first lien on premises
hereinafter described. and
Under and by virtue OF s1id decree
.. Bew,rd. shoriff OF Phillips county
colorado. IN uuthorizeu, directed and arn-
powered 20 expose Tor sale certain pro-
pcfty hereinafter described ii P,iblic
Auction after having giVen notice OF the
lmg and place of said sale according
70 the practice ana course OF law reia-
I'VE 10 sale OF real estate under execu-
uen, lor the purpose OF realizing the
apiount so found due the plalntIff as
niorosuii with interest. costs. dishurse-
ments and commissions on said sale
Now, Therefore, Public notice is here
By giveIr that on the sist day on Inn
unrk, a. - 1929 Mt the hour of'lO o'clock
A NJ OF ihnt day at the front door Of tho
county gsonrt house in lIoyoi1e. County
oter for sale nj Public Auction 10 tho
niihest bidder for cash the following
descTlbed promises; WY
=, The Northoaat quarter tNEnl Of
section Twenty. three t23) Ia Town.
sshlp Nine tel North OF Range For-
tk.lhrr. ttS) West Of the 9th T. NJ.
aud State of Colorado
iokoiher with nll and singular tho t.nc-
inehlH hcrrdinmonts privileged and np-
IlIttnhhe"H Whatsoever ther.untn be-
.,9hklhE or nnywiHo uppurtRiniur, ana
and profits thereof
Dated nt llolyok.. Colorado this 2otb
day OF December a. u. iasl -'"'
w H. BisvARD,
Sheriff Of Phillips County.
sas, . Colorado
tunt publication December 20, iIs1
Last publication January "a. lsgt.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
Fake Stamps on Market.

Forging of rare postage siumps for
collectors albums Is business of
large proportions hundreds of faxed
stamps are placed on the market every
year, most of them being bought by
unwary collectors
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
euee,ee,s SALE

By Virtue of an execution issued
of the Clerks office of the County Co
of Phillips County and State of CO
RADIO. and to me directed, whereby l
to make the sum of f
hundred sxty-seven and 907lo0 Dollo
'fSbG7 .g0) and costs of suit. the alnol
Of certain judgment recently obtain
against ID. c. Brown and Martha
Brown, in favor of The lanes q. n
Lumber Company, out of the Ian
tenements, goods and chattes OF
said u. c. Brown and Martha j. BROW
have levied on the following proper
All of the interest of d. C.
Brown ana Martn;t j. Brown in
and to all OF block NJ. Paoli
First Addition. Subject to all
prior liense of record il any.
Therefore, according to said conmaI
Il shall expose for sale, at Public Auctit
all the right. title and interest of I
above named d. C. Brown and Mart
j. Brown, in and to the above descrih
property, on Saturday the 9th day
February 1924 ut Ten clock Az !
at the West front door of the Co,
House. in Holyoke. Phillips Coun
Colorado. EkTGT
Dated at Holyoke. Colo. this 18th d
OF January, 1924.
w h. BEVARD.
Sheriff of Phillips Count
w. ID. Kelsey, Attorney. at1&laN
Date of First publication Jan, II. 1924
Date of last publication Feb. I. 1924.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
Fra Alarm oloek Mad, !, -,

III" hrst nl'rm clock nude lis No.
nenrpnre IN iisp. mud lis ownef ens n
o'lin,i'or ~ hllnn, Italy. III. elock
sounded bell NJ stated hour nna
NJ The same time - little WAX candle
wns lighted automatically
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17

Lost:-On streets of Holyoke fur
overcoat last Saturday afternoon.
Finder leave at this office. or call Geo,
Utesler.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
coLsY HERE NEXT WEEK

| will be at the Sears Hotel from
$3.50 p. m, Friday until p. m. Sat.
urday next week. Jan. % and &c. If
you suffer from headaches or 9th er
symptoms of eyestrain you are in.
yited to- consult me, Eyes examin cd
glasses fitted. Children's eyes a
specially, COME EARLY.-Frank e.
Colby. optometrist.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
Maxine Harte has been on the sick

list. Ia, fs.r .f.t $50. s,ss-.is-.., >,
GIan Poe returned home Wednesday
from Eaton, Colo, after weeks visit
with his brother. Rex Poe and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Stewart
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Heller. E H
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17

For sale:-Residence rooms, full
basement. ligts and water. Terms.
Call or write Warren S. Hathaway,
Ho!yoke, Colo. r.. -... lStf
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17

For sale:-24 head of well-bred
Hereford COWS from 3 to 6 years old.
One registered Hereford bull. Beau
Astor breeding g-Fred Hotaling. Hol-
yoke Colo lS-tf
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17

Wanted:-Work by the day or week
by elderly lady. Box 800, Holyoke.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17

,Found-on Main street, a galyan-
lied stove pipe. Owner can nave
same by proving ownership and paw
charges.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17

Great Player Piano sarsain;-Now
stored near Holyoke, and Will sell al
a big discount for quick disposal,
Terms given reliable party. Write
at once for price and full particulars
to The Denver Music Co. Denver
colo l7-4t
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17

Read the Herald-more news and
more ads.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
WANT ADS

For ssle:-Pure bred S. C, r. /. H.
$3.50 each Phone 4sli.-
Alph Jackson, Holyoke, Colo. I'-z
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
osno,tou. Man.

ne tlon' dangerous iuan u he wse
" ''sHers and foei'sh ~ the ssms
Hnr .f.... lFt
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
Anitie News
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
=IcATE OF AUTHORITY ~..ss
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
American State Bank
NO. s2s
RESOURCES
& = s. & Il @ *

hers the State Of the close Of business Dec 81
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
IN EoRscInsliaa 91e

State OF Colorado. County, Of Phillips, g
Ia The District Court. ~ 20 -
u. DUDDEN. Plaintiff Ht}t
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
SUMMONS ON APPLICATION
FOR REGISTRATION
CHARLIE p PETERSON. Plaintiff

ROBERT HIN2E. LIHZTE WRIGH
JOSIE HINZE WRIGHT, WILLIA
other persons or parties unknow
claiming any right, title. estate, lien
interest ~ 'he cal estate descriDef
the application herein. Defendants.
The People of the State of Colorado
S the above named Defendants--Gree
ing:
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17

W recOrded plat thercUf ~"
and to file your answer to the said ap
plication in the office of the Clerk o
said Court. in said County, within
twenty days after the service of thi
summons upon you. exclusive of the da
of such service; and If you fail to an
swer the said application within tn
time aforesaid. the applicant plaintiff s.
this action win apply to the Court 10
the relief demanded in the application
herein.
Witness, o. II. Holland, Clerk OF sal
Court. and the seal thereof. at Holyokt
Colorado. in said County and State
this 2lst day Of December \. D.. 1923.
(SeaD o. IL. HELLAND,
Clerl
Date OF First publication Jan. IL. 1924.
Date Of last publication Feb. Z. 1924.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17

i,s9he i,,sl, ~ Wnlfod, Atty for PlnintifYa.
mst nHellcnVon December 20, 1873.
Last publication January q. is2i.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-17
YOUNG BOARS, VT.
HEAD OF CATTLE

Every boy and glrl over 10 and snder rs yoa
Club We will accept your note for seven month
Pie Club Premiuns ~ the ihllipa Comfy Fair 1924
chased from my hofd Four Of the price winning ri
Evening star., 1924-06-15
What Tyne VIII Meet Test,

then? Will motorists be content to
sit on velour upholstery incased in
glass? Will they be content to be
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